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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 1929-07-01ibEGULAIt MEZTING 0F IHE CITY 00UNCIL OF ~iHE CITY 0~~ SOUTt( S~m.N FiL~NCISC0 HELD M01~DAY, JULY iST,1929. The regular meeting of the city council of the City of South San Francisco was held in the Cit Hall Monday evening, July lst,1929. The meeting was called to order at ?;30 o'clock p.m. by Councilman A.J.Eschelbach, ~iayor of South San Francisco. ROLL CALL. Roll call found the following members of the council present, to-wit;- Councilmen,A.Hynding, R.Lloyd, R.Tibbet~ts, ~l.J.Eschelbach. Absent, Councilman, M.Minuc~iani. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read. ~here being no errors or omissions Councilman Hynding moved they approved ~s read. The motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regul carried. A communication was received from the Railroad Co~m~ission of the State of California stating a survey of the Southern Pacific crossings frm~ San Francisco to San Jose would be undertaken in Augu or September, and asked the city council to appoint a representative to the conference to be held. ~ayor Eschelbach appointed Assistant City t~ngineer Robert Klassen. An application for the position of City Inspector of buildings, eot was received from Serifino Franzetti..Application placed on file. The Christian Science Society of South San Francisco requested permission to erect a sign on th New Bay Shore Highway at Grand Avenue, giving the location of their church. Permission granted. ~ petitio~ was received from five residents of High School Park between L~iller and Parkway aski the council to take steps ~.o eliminate the matter of dead leaves which accumulate on the lawns and on the rooi's of the houses, clogging up gutters. Laid over till the next meeting. ~our acknowledgments were received property owners of the town of Baden with reference to the widenin~ of Third Street. Two were against ~he levy of $15.00 aslot as suggested , and two were for project. Soft drink licenses wer granted the Pigly ~iggly Company, Bolopulos & ~ille~,~es,Louie B~rg~macc Mrs. Helen 0'Connor,Jenning's Pharmacy,Tassio & Feranda Res'~aurant, Henry Markham,3~.W.Robinson, A.Bertolucci,Joseph ~ainini,Antonano & Ugarte, E.Marani,S.Dubiosi,Peni~sula Drug Com'~any, ~he Smoke S G.Pelligrini,A.Colombani, A.B.Russa,Stanley & Fischer, Steve Borzanno,M.Blandini, Frank Senn,A.McMill Mrs. Lina Retsch, Fat Boy Barbecue Cabins, Incorporated, Ouiseppe Berrone,¥.Ybert~,Q.M~ssaglia, Pilardi Del Bianca, 01ivio Cortesi,Martin Devichi,. Pool room licenses were granted the following applicants,;- Massaglia & Genovesi,~rtin Dovechi,A.McMillan, ~tanley & Fischer, Antonano & U~arti, J.V.~Ron, ~he applications of the California Pool Hall, E.Anduiza, Oolombo & Tapella, for s0£t drink and poo~ reel licenses were laid over. A delegation of citizens and residents of the Town of Baden appeared before lhe council and protested ~against the widening of Third street al the price of ~4.Z? per running foot. They represent the owners of property on Third Street only. They claimed the price w as too high. After considerable discussion they were requested to form an committee to meet with the city council at a future date an. submit their proposition. The l~id over request of W.L.Hickey a Son for permission to install a g~soline tank in the rea~ ~heir plumbing Shop was next given consideration. It was stated t~ze owner of the premisis might wish be informed of the request and might have a~ objection, snd the matter was laid over £or investigati The monthly reports of the Fire Chief, Chief of Police, Acting Building Inspector, and City Cl~ for the month ending June Z0th,1929 were submitted lo the council and accepted. The ~ity Clerk was instructed to write the owner of a partly completed shack on C.Street, ~ow of Baden and request that s~eps be taken to remove the same. In the matter of the proposed playground sites the city council set Friday July ~th at l0 to meet with assistant city engineer Robert Klassen and go over the field. Claims against the city in the amount of $2098.Z6 were submitted and audited by the finance committee. On motion by councilman Hynding seconded by Councilman Lloyd and regularly carried the claims were allowed and ordered paid. R. Bisagno, attending fire ~. t~e ll oni " " H.W~lker " " A?C?Johnson " " A.Colombo " " C ? S. He a d " " E.M.Brown. Burn~ng grass" W. W o o ds " " Joe Bernardo. " " John C~.stro " " Joe Galli Labor on streets F. Sola Cutting thistles C. Sola " " Owen McC onaghy mumbo rin~ hoNses 0.Heyworth Ben Gonzales Fred J.Lautze Galland Laundry John Guglielmetti M.Belli & Co. H.L.Haaker Pacifi$ Tel & Tel 2.50 2.50 2.5o 2.50 2.50 2.50 17.00 17.50 2.50 2.50 10; 13 33.75 24.75 27.00 24.75 buil~in!y steps $ 24.75 " "$ 27.00 labor on streets $ 47.25 bent of Ford & ~aterials$ 27.10 service June ~ 5.00 gasoline street dept ~ 24.40 repair ti~e ~ .75 " "$ .75 tn~urance old Seagrave ~ 5.00 city phones Remington Rand ?~usiness Service Inc Flexibles Cal Cut Stone & Granite Works,Butresses E.Belli & Co Labor fire truck Jack Welsh Rem dogs & ~ats June Bendo,Papini C.Landucci · Louis Belloni Charlotte Farfan Fred Brown L.L.Redd & Company Royal Supply Co., Cal. Cut Stone Co, i 16.40 4~.,50 179,50 1.50 1.5o cleaning jail " ~ 10.00 Uniform Officer Whipple ~ 65.00 Fe,~d prisoners & Of£ Cal~ 14.25 interpreting poli~e court ~ 5.00 changi~';g door ~ 2.50' driving light ~34.00 rmterials $ 48.30 Carmel steps ~190.00 or September, and asked the city council to appoint a representative to the conference to be held. Mayor Eschelbach appointed Assistant City l~ngineer Robert Klassen. An application for the position of City Inspector of buildings, eot was received from Serifin Franzetti..Application placed on file. The Christian Science Society of South San Francisco requested permission to erect a sign on New Bay Shore Highway at Grand Avenue, giving the location of lheir church. Permission granted. ,. petitio?'~ was received from five residents of High School Park between tliller and Parkway as. the council to ~take steps to eliminate the matter of dead leaves which accumulate on the lawns and the rooi's of the houses, clogging up gutters. Laid over till the next meeting. Four acknowledgments were received property owners of the 5own of Baden with reference io the widening of Third Street. Two were against %he levy of $15.00 aslot as suggested , and two were fo: project. Soft drink licenses wet granted the Pigly Wiggly Company, Bolopulos & 0ille'oses,Louie B~rgama, Mrs. Helen 0'Connor,Jenning's Pharmacy,~assio & Feranda Restaurant, Henry Markham,F.W.~obinson, A.Bertolucci,Joseph Mainini,Antonano & Ugarte, E.Marani,S.Dubiosi,Peninsula Drug Com..any, The Smoke G.Pelligrini,A.Colombani, A.B.Russa,Stanley & Fischer, St. eve Borzanno,M.Blandini, Frank Senn,A.McI';li[ Mrs. Lina ile'tsch, Fat Boy Barbecue Cabins, Incorporated, Ouiseppe Berrone,¥.Ybert~,Q.Massaglia, Pilardi Del Bianca, 01ivio Cortesi,Martin Devichi,. Pool room licenses were granted the following applicants,;- Massaglia ~ Genovesi,~artin Dovechi,A.~icI~iillan, Stanley & Fischer, Antonano & ~arti, J.V.'Ron, ~he applications of the California Pool Hall, E.Anduiza, Oolombo & Tapella, for s0i't~driz and pool reel licenses were laid over. A delegation of citizens and residents of the Town of Baden appeared before lhe council and protested ~against the widening of Third street at the price of ~4.37 per running feet. They represez the owners of property on Third Street only. They claimed the price w as too high. After considerab] discussion they were requested to form an committee to meet with the city council at a future date submit their proposition. The laid over re~luest of W.L.Hickey & Son for permission to install a g~soline tank in the re lheir plu:nbing Shop was next given consideration. It was stated ti~e owner of the premisis might wis~: be informed of the request and might have ah objection, ~.,nd the matter was laid over £or investigat The monthly reports of the Fire Chief, Chief of Police, Acting Building Inspector, and City for the month ending June Z0th,1929 were submitted lo the council and accepted. The ~ity Clerk was instructed to write the owner efa partly completed shack on C.Street, ~ of Baden and request that s~eps be taken te remove the same. In the matter of the proposed playground sites the city council set Friday July 5th at l0 a.h to meet with assist~nt city engineer Robert Klassen and go over the field. Claims against the city in the amount of $2098.36 were submitted and audited by the finance committee. On motion by councilman Hynding seconded by Councilman Lloyd and regularly carried the claims were allowed and ordered paid. R. Bisagno, attending fire ~i. t~elloni " " H.Walker " " A?C ? Johns on - " " A.Colombo " " C ? S. Head " " E.M.Brown. Burning grass" W. W o o dB " " Joe Bernardo. " " John C~.stro " " Joe Galli Labor on streets F. Sola Cutting thistles C. Sola " " Owen McConaghy 0 · Heywor th Ben Gonzales Fred J.Lautze Galland Laundry John Guglielmetti M.Belli & Co. H.L.Haaker mumbe rin~ hoNses 2.50 2.50 .5o 2.50 2.50 2.50 17.00 17.50 2.50 2,50 10;15 75 24.75 27.0o 24.75 buil~in~,~ steps ~t' 24 75 27[00 ,, ,, labor on streets ~ 47 25 bent of Ford & ~'aterials~ 27[10 service June ~ 5.00 gasoline street dept ~ 24.40 repair ti~e w' .75 ~ .75 In~urance old Seagrave ~ 5.00 Pacifi$ Tel & ~el city phones Remington Rand !~usiness Service Inc Flexibles Cal Cut Stone & Granite Works,Butresses M.Belli & Co Jack ~elsh Bendo, Papini C. Landuc c i Louis Belloni Charlotte Far fan Fred Brown L.L.Redd & Company Royal Supply Co., Cal. Cut Stone Co, John Guglielmetti ~'~' 16.40 ~ 5o Labor fire truck ~50 Rem dogs & ~ats June ~ 21.50 cleaning jail "~ 10.00 Uniform Officer Whipple ~ 65.00 Pe,~d prisoners a 0f£ Cal ~ 14.25 interpreting poli~e court ~ 5.00 changi~'~g door ~ 2.50 driving light $34.00 materials ~ 48.~0 Carmel steps ~190.00 Gasoline po]ice dept ~ 45.15 " fire dept ' ~ 47.60 City Claims continued;- Superior Steam Laundry The Seagrave corporation Charles Bollaxzi Cement Gun Construction Co Jennings Pharmacy Joe Medeghini June wash fire d e,p,t $1~ pump impeller ~etc coal oil etc final payment Hillside Sg~ material~ clerk's office sweeping streets Total · 6.52 5.74 15.70 2.90 987.5£ 7.60 49.50 2098 .~6 There being no further business before the council councilman Tibbetts moved to adjourn until the next regular meeting, Monday, July 15th,19£9. The motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly c~rried. Time of adjournmant, 9.1~ o'clock p.m. A?pr ove~ ~T~a~6r of South Szn Francisco Respectfully submitte~ ,/