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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 1929-01-07334 REGULAR }gEETING OP %tie CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY SOUTH SA~, FlhkNCISCO, HELD MONDAY, JANUARY 7TH, 1929. Clt~ The regular meeting of the City Council of the ~" ~ of South San Francisco w.ss held in the City/ Hall ~onday evening, January 7th,1929. The meeting was called to order at 7;50 o'clock p.m. by Councilman A.J.Eschelbach, l~ayor of South San Francisco. ROLL CALL. Roll call fou~d all members of the council present, to;wit;- Councilmen, A.Hynding, R.Lloyd, M.~inucciani, R.Tibbetts, ~.J.Eschelbach. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errors or omissions Councilman Lloyd moved they be adopted as read. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hynding and regularly carried. A co~mication was received from the Pacific Gas & Electric Company, enclasing a copy of the agreement between the City of South San Francisco .~...nd the gas ~nd light company ~ertaining to the maintenance of conduits and cables, etc in connection with the electroliers. Communication and co~.y ordered filed, Request was made by the ~al. State Auto Ass'n for the adoption of the Uniform Traffic 0rdi ~e~erre~ ~o ~he ~oI~ce commission & Dit~Attorne~ ~ a communication w~s rece~ve~ from t~acific ~ater Company calling ~he council's attention to the fact that fire hydrants should be installed in Division ~'!treet and San Bruno Road before ~he work of paving begins if the city is contem~latin~ this im!rovement. Referred to the fire commission. A communication was received fro~ the Chairman Of the Research Con~ittee on Sewage Disposal of the League of California Municipalities, requesting the Oity of South San Francisco to endorse a ~ro- posal for State research on general sewage disposal in the State Legislature. Referred to the Health Officer and City Attorney. Angelo Eonettini made request for a refm~d of $1.60 charged against him for weeds stated'to have been cleared from in front of his lot ~ll, block ~Z, Valley Park. Referred to Inspector Brawn. Guiseppe ~[artinelli, owner of lots~59 and 60, Block97, ~p of South San Francisco, ~r~ade a request for the refund of ~10.02, taxes paid for'hhouse o~~ the property, claiming ne house exists there. On verification by the City Clerk the amount was ordered refunded. Soft drink licenses were granted, k. Oolombori,Peninsula Drug Company,A.Gilepses & g C.Bolopolous, helen O'Con~or,Jennings'Pharmacy,Piggly Wiggly,Tasty Sweet Shop,Tina Retsch,~aarcello Blandini,.%.. Massagli,Steve Borzzano, Angelo Paglino, Guidi Pell~grini, Joseph Manini, John Casada, Henry Bartoldi, Giiseppe Berrone, V.Uberti,O.Cortesi, G.Diaz, Silvio Dubrosi, Angelo ~enovosi, Ermilindo ~arani,E.G~lli August Bertolucci,Co]ombo & Tapella, Stanley & Fischer, Fat Boy Barbecue Cabins Inc., Garcia & kria~, Frank Robinson Nanni & Guffanti~ Oiorgetti & Thatcher. Pool room licenses were granted Stanley & Fischer G.Diaz,J.V.Ron,Angelo Genovesi, Ernest Galli, Colombo & Ta~ella, Garcia & Arias, The a plication~ A ~c~illan for a pool room license was referred to the police commiSs'n and the applications of A.Ecliiil.l~ .P.Del Bianco,Eillbrae Dairy, and Henry Larkham for soft drink licenses were refer~ed to the police : commission. The application s of Nick Assimos and Frank 4~arker for soft ~rink licenses were denied. The reporls of the Fire Chief, Chief of Police, Building Inspector, Health Officer and City Clerk for the month ending December J1, were read and accepted. This being the date cet for the opening of bids for the construction of the pro?osed Hillside sign Councilman Lloyd moved the bids be opened. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hynding and regularly carried. But one bid was submitted, that of A.~attson, for the sum of $.2Z~ cents per square foot of sign, including all incidental work. On recommendation of Engineer Elassen th~ bid was rejected by the council as being too high, and new bids wi}l be called for at a future date. This being the date foe set for the opening of bids for the construction oX a sewer and manholes in a portion of Swift Avenue Councilman Lloyd moved that bids be o~enmd. The motion was seconded by Councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried. But one bid was received, that of Hugh Mc~ill. The prices named in his bid are as follows;- Item A. Construction of 12" diameter vitrified ironstone pipe sewer with petrolastic cement joints ~ $1.55 per lineal foot, Item B. Construction of Red Brick ~anhoies, ca~ped with cast iron frames and covers, complete, $65.00 each. Total $887.70. The bid being ~atisfactory to the council a resolution of award was submitted by Co~acilman ~inucciani and adoptea by the unanimous vote of all the members of the City Council, to-wit;- Ayes, Councilmen,A.Hynding, R.Lloyd, ~.~inucciani, R.Tibbetts, A.~Eschelbach. Noes, Councilmen, None, Absent, Councilmen, None. Attest, Damiel ~cNweeney. City Clerk. Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.2., at page 2Z4. Councilman Hynding was authorized to purchase a flag for the Council ~hambers, 7x7 in dimensions. The matter of the widening~of pavement on Swift Avenue was again ~rought to the attention of the Council by Comncilman Lloyd. It w~.s agreed that the council and city engineer would go over the street and make a further study of the project. The clerk was instructed to write E.R.Anthoney, Superintendent of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, making re~uest that trains be stopped above and below the Swift Avenue crossing at rush hours, and also to fill in between the tracks at the same cro~sing, for th~ protection of drivers. Engineer Elasse$ advised the council that plans were nearly complete for the work, and that the plans for paving Industriul Way and installing a ~rainage system would be submitted for approval at the next meeting of the City Council. Representatives of the F AND E Check Writer Sales Company appeared before the council and offered allow the sum of $20.00 on the city's old check writer and furnish a ne~...kwriter for the sum of i!~52.50 and bond the city against forgery in the s~m of ~ On motion of Councilman Minucciani regular~ seconded and carried 'the offer was accepted. The following claims against the city were next presented for F.& E.Check Writer Sales Compamy, V. Maschiovecchio O. McC onaghy O. McC onaghy O. McConaghy Ben Gonzales ~ergie Walker Co. Bank of So. San~rancisco new check writer Cutting willows ,! ,! ~link's Service Station P. Smith Cles~ing streets I~bor Civic Center 1! 1~ 5 .]~,ps 2enlnsula Citles ~o~o~ ~o~e A~i~ Cl~lm to Dec. 51, 1928 Gas. street dep~$ payment; - $52.5o 9.00 14.80' 24. 15.7~ 6.75 20.25. 27.00 20.25~ 11.25~ 72.50 150. O0 4.62 Replacing broks~ Electrolier 25.00 Claims paid - continued: Marbelite Corporation Pacific Water Co. Cunn$'~gha.m Realty Co. So. City P~umbing Shop G. Martinelli Pacific Tel. & Tele. Co. S. M, County Title Co. John Figoni & Co. Enterprise F~undry Co. Enterprise Press A. Carlisle & Co, 01d Reliance Garage Southern Pacific Co. Superior Steam I~nundry New Bayshore Service Station H. Scampini J/ Welch ~red Lautze Louis Bello~i Patrick & Co. C. Landucci A. Vaunucci Baden Uash Store ~link's Service Station '! I~ tl B. Papini C. Bollazzi L.P. Degen Belting Co. H..L. tlaaker C. Farfan Narbelite standard Service Dec. 1928 Rent garage Dec. Unplugged Toilet Bowl Refund taxes No house Lot 59-60 Block 97 Phones 58 and 943 Dec. Real Estate Transfers Cleaning fountain Jul. 1 to Dec. 31- 1928 I manhole frame 2{- x l~ pipe bushing Notice Inviting Proposals Dec. 19~,8 Special Xmas Ed. R. E. Ledger Clerk's Office Overhauling Chev. truck freight Laundry ~ire Dept. ~2 Gas Pire Dept. Gas Police Dept. removing dogs and cat£~ Dec. Gas Police Dept. feeding prisoners vehicle licenses and dog license plates Police uniform Bildhauer Sas lXlice Dept. 12 boxes cartridges and S boxes shells Gas Police Dept. "Fire Dept. Keeping jail clean sup>,lies Fire Dept. Belt for gas engiu~ Prem. Poundmaster's bond Interpreting Dec. 24 " Dec. 26 54.00 467.50 5.00 2.00 10.02 7.90' 1.50 6.00 11. O0 .20. 32. O0 67.20 21.30. 104.22 6.8§ 7.09. 4.49. 6.72 4.20 29.50 5.70 1.40 24.08, 65.00 3.78 20.85.' 6.3G 8.61- 5.00. 2.85 3.08 5 · O0 5.00 5.00 Total - $1,464.78 The claims having /been audited by the finance co~mnittee Com~cilman Tibbetts moved they be paid. The motion was ~econded by Councilman Einucciani ~nd regularly carried. - There being no further business before the meeting Councilman Minucciani moved to adjourn. The motion was secomded by Councilman Tibbetts and regul~ly carried. ' Time of gdjournment, 9;10 o'clock p.m. Appr°vedl~~- Respectfully submitted,