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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1928-10-01REG~I~ MEETING OF THE CITY GOUNGIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRAN¢ISC0, H~D MONDAY, 0GTOBER 1ST,1928. The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of South San F~ancisco was held in the City. Hall Monday evening October 1st, 1928. The meeting was called to order at ?;301o'clock p.m. by Councilman A.J. Eschelbach, Mayor of South'San Francisco· ROLL CALL. Roll call found all members of the council present, to-wit;- Councllmen;A.Hyndlng, R.Lloyd, M.Minucciani, A.J.Esohelbach. R.Tlbbetts. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errors or omissions Councilman Hynding moved they be adopted as read. The motion was seconded by Councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. A petition was fsubmitted~sign~d by~'a number of residents in block 94 asking for the installatl¢ of two lights l~ that block in the alley at Locust en* at OrAnge Avenue. Referred to the street commil A petition was received from P.Uchellt and LuigiOastiglto,protesting against the propose~ improvement of certain properties on Oak Avenue unaer proceedings F6B. The protest was taken under advisement by the city council and a meeting arranged for ~uesday moring October 2nd, 1~28 at o'clock A.M., with the protestants. A~ application for a soft drink license was received from A. Bertolucci, Liberty ~otel, ~421 ~ypress Avenue. Eefferred to the police commission. The application of F.markeer for a soft drink license for the 5.P.Hotel, ~14 Grand Avenme, laid over from a previous meeting, was next considered an. granted. The reports of the Chief of Police, Building inspector and City ~Clerk f~rthe month ending September 30 were submitted and on motion regularly carried were accepted. aESOLUTION VACATING i~SuLUTio~ OF I~TENTION N0.63. Councilman Lloyd introduced a resolution :~:Vacatlng;Ees01ution of intention ~63 passed a~ adopted by the City Oouncil on the 17th day of September, 1928, The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all the members of the city council, to-w~t;- Ayes, uouhcilmen A. Hynding, R.Lloyd, ~.Minucctani, H.ribbetts, A.~.Nschelbach. Noes, Councilmen, ~one, Absent, ~ounctlman, ~one. Attest, ~aniel McSweemep City clerk. ~ecorded in ~ook of Resolutions, ~.~¥o1.$~2 at page No. 224. A RESOLUTION 0F INTENTION ~ 64. RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH ~N F~CI~C0 DECI~RING~iITS IET~TION TO IMPROVE A POHTIOL OF 0AKAYENUE I~ THE CITY OF ~0UTH SAN F~NCI~C0 was introduced by councilman Minucciani and adopted ~'~by the following vote;- A~es, Councilmen, A.Hynding, H.Lloyd, ~.Minucciani, n. Tlbbetts, A.J.Eschelbach. ~Noew, Councilmen, None. Absent, Councilmen, Eone. Attest Daniel Mc$weene2 City Clerk~ Hecorded in Book of Resolutions, ¥ol 2, at page 2~. W.C.Whipple was appointed a city Police Officer in the place of Officer ~loyd Menzie, on'six months leave of absence, at a salary of $150 per month. Levio Raffaelli and William Cameron were appointed members of ~he fire department. In the matter of the proposition to b~nd the city to construct a municipal ~wlmming Pool, playground, auditorium, stsc, etc, City Attorney Coleberd stated the tentative agreement of Edwards and Scharay, architects, was not suitable for the city's side of the case, and Mayor Eschelbach announced nothing further would be done until the various civic organizations had submitted a report~ on plans end sl~ectftcattons. Chief of Police Louis Bellone was granted .the sum of $§0 per month for the use of his machine in the police department. City attorney coleberd ~-as requested to secure sn easement or deed from the South San Francisco~ Land Company for the Hillside Sign~ South San Francisco, The Industrial City. that work may begin at oncNr. Franklyn , owner of land in block 145 appeared before the council and requested t~ sewers be constructed on ,~the east side of the San Bruno Highway for new industries. He was instructed confer with the property ownwrs in the block, who may wish to construct private sewers under the supervision of the City ~Engineer. City Engineer Klassen submitted plans ~n~ specifications for the prposed Hillside Sign. The following claims egainst the city were next presented for payment;- printing ordinances etc, court intrepreter trimming trees cleaning streets cleaning streets labor on streets attending fires removing dead dogs & cats The Enterprise C.~arfan ¥.Glanelli 0.McConaghy ~oseph ~ancak John Dancak Jules Ferre Jack Welch So. City Lbr & Supply ~o., lumber Fred J.Lautze gasoline A.¥annucci " Pac. Coast Building .Officials Conference Flink Service Statfon gasoline Robinson-Typewriter Co maintenance Olivio Cortesi R.Petrocchi $ 44.50 5.00 20.25 24. ?5 30. O0 E£. 50 5.00 ~-?. ~0 · 60 9.90 4.41 Z editions 3.00 8.19 $ ~.00 use Pala Hall election booth $ 10.00 a~tending fires $ ~.00 Louis Bellonl Patrick & Company Pioneer Gibson Exp co Hermann Scampini food & transportation Prisoner 4.05 dating stamps. $ 17.65 freight ~ 2.04 gasoline S. ~? " i '4.~0 ~ of two lights in that block in the alley at Locust and a~ 0r&nge Avenue. Referred to the street coml --~ A petition was received from P.Uchellt and LutgiCastlglto,protesttng against the propose~ ' improvement of certain properties on Oak Avenue under proceedings F63. The protest was taken %rider advisement by the city council and a meeting arranged for ~uesday moring October 2nd, 1~28 at 9 o'clock A.M., with the protestants. An application for a soft drink license was received from A.Bertolucci, Llbert~ ~otel, · ~421 ~ypress Avenue. Eefferred to the police commission. The application of F.Markeer for a soft drink license for the S.P.Hotel, ~14 Grand Arenas, la~ over from a previous meeting, was next considered ant granted. The reports of the Chief of Police, Building Inspector and City Clerk fSrthe month ending September 30 were submitted and on motion regularly carried were accepted. aESOLUTION VACATING f~SuL~TIoN 0F INTENTION N0.6S. Councilman Lloyd introduced a resolution :vacatingV~esolution of Intention ~63 passed adopted by the City Council on the 17th day of September, 1928, The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all the members of the city council. Ayes, couhcilmen A. Hynding, R.Lloyd, ~.~inucciani, ~.ribbetts, A.~.Eschelbach. Noes, Councilmen, ~one, Absent, oouncilman, ~one. Attest, ~aniel McSweemep City clerk. ~ecorded in ~ook of Resolutions, : :¥o1.~2 at page No. 224. A RESOLUTION OF INTEI~'TION ~ 64. RESOLUTION OF THE CITY CODNCIL OF THE CITY OF 50UTH ~i~ Fit~NCI~C0 DECLAtAING'iITS IETff. NTION TO IMPHOVE A POETIOL OF OAK. AVENUE IE THE CITY OF ~OUT~ SAJ~ F~NCI~C0 was introduced by councilman Minucciani and adopted ~by the following vote;- Ayes, Councilmen, A.Hynding, H.Lloyd, ~.Minucciani, n. Tibbetts, A.J.Eschelbach. .Noem, Councilmen, None. Absent, Councilmen, gone. Attest Daniel McSweene2 City Clerk~ Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol 2, at page 225. W.C.Whipple was appointed a city Police Officer in the place of Officer Floyd Menzie, on six months leave of absence, at a salary of $150 per month. Levio Raffaelli and William Cameron were appointed members of the fire department. In the matter of the proposition to b:ond the city to construct a municipal ~wtmming Pool, playground, auditorium, etec, etc, Cit~ Attorney Coleberd stated the tentative agreement of Edwards and Scharay, architects, was not suitable for the city's side of the case, and Mayor Eschelbacl announced nothing further would be done until the various civic organizations had submitted a report, on plans and specifications. Chief of Police Louis Bellone was granted ..the sum of $§0 per month for the use of his machine in the police department. City attorney coleberd-'as requested to secure sn easement or deed from the South San ~rancisco Land Company for the Hillside Sign, South San Francisco, The Industrial City. that work may begin at oncNr. Franklyn , owner of land in block 14~ appeared before the council and requested t sewers be constructed on ,~the east side of the San Bruno Highway for new industries. He was instructed confer with the property owners in the block, who may wish to construct private sewers under the supervision of the City ~Engineer. City Engineer Klassen submitted plans ~n~ specifications for the prposed Hillside Sign. The following claims against the city were next presented for payment;- The Enterprise C.~arfan V.Gianellt O.McConaghy ~oseph ~ancak John Dancak Jules Ferre Jack Welch printing ordinances court intrepreter trimming trees cleaning streets cleanihg streets labor on streets attending fires removing dead dogs & cats etc, $44.50 S 5,CC $21~. 7§ ~ 20. ~5 S ~4.75 $ 50.00 5 ~2.50 5. O0 27.50 .60 9.90 4.41 editions ~.00 ~ 8.1~ $ ~..00 So. City Lbr & Supply ~o., lumber Fred J.Lautze gasoline A.¥annucci " Pac. Coast Building Officials Conference Fltnk Service Station gasoline Robinson-Typewriter Co maintenance Olivio Cortesi R.Petrocchi Louis Belloni Patrick & Company Pioneer Gibson Exp co Nermann Scampini Pac. Tel & Tel Co use Pala Hall election booth S 10.00 attending fires $ 5.00 food & transportation Prisoner 4.05 dating stamps $ 17.65 freight ~ 2.04 gasoline $ 3.57 " ~ 4.~0 city,phones 4~.75 Disbursements continued;- Joe H.Dias attending fire Louis Bellone use machine by city $2.50 September ,$50.00 Total $56~.1i The claims having been audited b2 the finance committee Councilman Hynding moved they be paid. The motion was seconded b~ Councilman Mtnuccian~ ~nd regularly carried. There being no further business Councilman Tibbetts moved to adjourn until the nem~t regular m~,eting, Monday, October 1§th.1928, e~t ?;30 o'clock p.m. The motion was seconded by council Hynding and regularly carried. Time of adjournment 9;10 o'clock p.~. ApprovedMayo~ Respectfully submitted.