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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1933-04-17REGULAR EEETING OF T:~.E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,HELD YO~rDA¥, APRIL, 1 ?, !9~. The regular meeting of~ the city council of the 0ity of South San Francisco was held in the city hall Monday evening, April l?th,19~. The meeting was called to order at ?;~0 o'clock p.~ , b2 ,Uayor Joseph Vequinlan. ROLL CA~L. Roll call found all members o£ the council present,to-wit;- C ouncilme n, V. Boido ,R.LloYd, M.Mlnucciani ,'-~. Tlbbet t s, Jo seph ?. Quinlan. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read. There being no errors or omissions the2 were approved as read. A communication was receive~ from the Department of Public Health at Sacramento. referring to the matter of rat-proofing buildings, and offering the available services of the department to an2 municipality or community desiring assistance in drafting ordinances relatil~ to rat-proffing, i:,eferred to Building Inspector Beatty. A communication was received from the League of California requesting a little financial assistance in their endeavors to pass Bill NO, A.B.11?~, to secure a portion of the gasoline tax revenue to municipalities. Th~. council voted the sum of ~0.00 for the purpose. Application was made by the South San Francisco Fire Department for a permit to hold a danes in Fraternal Hall ~&turda2 evenLng,Ea~ 6th,19B$, Permission granted. An application for a permit to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall Saturda~v evening, April 29th,18~$ Until 1 o'l o'clock A.M. was received from the sooleta Operala Mutuo Soocorso, The application was granted. The society requested that the $5.00 police pro~ection fee be reduced from $5.00 to $2.50. Taken ~mder advisement. The Baden Eennel Club mede application for a license to conduct their 193~ Grey-hound racing meet. On motion by councilman Tlbbetts and regularly carried the license was granted. South San Francisco Grove l?l,~cient Order of Druids invited the city council J¢ in their parade and celebration on the occasion of their annual convention in this city. June 19 to £2,19B~. The council accepted the invitation. A communication was received from the Business Men's Association of South San Francisco, requesting the city council to charge a nominal fee to the Baden Kennel Club in return for guarantees that as many persons as possible from South San Francisco be employed on the race track, an~ as much business as possible given the the merchants of South San Francisco. Communication accepted and placed on file. A communication from the South San Francisco Chamber of Commerce was received, favoring a moderate fee from the Baden Kennel Club for its 193~ Spring Meet,in return for the employment of as many Or more men t;~an were employed last 2ear,pref~renoe to South Sam Franciscans in giving employment and cooperation with the unemployment relief organization of South San Francisco. Accepted and placed on file. The South San Francisco Cro~e lTl,United Ancient Order of Druids requested the loan of the city flags for their eonvention. June 19th,to RY. Granted. Soft drink licenses were granted to South Clt$,~ Fruit Matket,A.Lazsari & Company, Charles Bollazzl,Louis J.Poulis, Bertuccille & Nannini, Pete A.Dress, The application of P.Magni for a soft drink license was denied on account of non-citizenship, Referring to outside persons dumping garbage in the Garbage Dumping grounds of th~ 'City of South San Francisco without pay, City Councilman Reese Lloyd proposed that an ordinanc~ be enacted requiring the city garbage collector to dump the garb, age outside the city limits. Councilman Boido thought it better to raise the license fee to $900 to make the grounds self- supporting, allowing the garbageman to ~ump garbage from other communities. Mayor Quinlan requeste~ that the matter be taken unaer advisement until May let, when some conclusion would be definitel~ reached. Clerk ?,~cSweeney stated it was reported that'extra help was about to be employed for revaluation purposes. He stated it was his duty as city assessor to perform this ~class of work. Mayor Quinlan stated the city council would decide the matter in due time. Claims in the amount of $975.63 were next presented for payment: Service Garage Dudley Perkins ,! Ric's Service ~tation M. Belli & Co. American Fire Equipment Co. Superior Steam Laundry American Push Broom Co, Marion Petroff Union Oil Co. of Calif. San Mateo Co. Title Co. $o. City Lumber ~ Supply Pac. Tele.& Tele. Co. A. Johnson ti. L. Haaker Andrew Hynding D. ~. i~atto A. J. Sellick Geo. A. Kneese Chas. Bollazzi A. Buehler A. Johns on road service motorcycle $ 1.00 w indsh~eld and maintenance 4.00 labor and material motorcycle 9.78 2~ grease for fire truck .50 Install red lights, siren, etc Fire Chief's car 24 hydrsm t caps & 12 length chain Wash ~1 and ~2 houses brooms sweeping streets .46 ton asphalt reports March material for Butler Road phone service hanging flags stock show Ins, prem. 1916 Seagrave "Library, furniture, Tax Collector's bond & Clerk Bond Pres. City Hall 5 days carpenter work outfall sewer preparing descriptions Rando;~ph Unemployment relief work 2 bottles ~lack leaf labor painting zones painting zones Total 21.35 18.60 11.76 18.00 44.00 8.14 1.50 353.61 46.74 6.00 2.94 96.57 5? .49 36.00 49.90 133 · 05 .?0 26.00 28.00 $975.63 Roll call found all members of the council present,to-Wit;- Councilmen, V. Boido ,E.Lloyd, M.Mlnucciaui ,E. Tlbbet t s, Joseph ~. Q~nl~. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read, There being no errors or omissions the2 were approved as read. A co~ication was receive~ from the Department of Public Health at ~acr~e, referring to the ~tter of rat-proofing buildings, and offering the available services of department to a~ m~icipalit2 or co~lt2 desiring asslst~ce In ~afttng ordin~ces rela to rat-proffing. Heferred to Building Inspector Beatty. A co~tcation was received from the League of California requesting a litt fi~nelal assist~ce in their endeavors to pass Bill No, A.B.11~2, to secure a portion of t~ gasoline t~ revenue to m~leipaltties. That~ co~ctl voted the s~ of ~.00 for the purpose Application was ~e by the South ~an Fr~oisoo Fire Department for a permit to hold a ~nee in ~aternal H~I ~atur~2 eveni~.~[~ 6th,l~ZZ, Pe~ission gra~te~. ~ appll~tion for a permit to hol~ a ~ce In ~ater~l Hall Sat~ evenin, April 2~th,183~ ~tll 1 o'I o'cloc~ A.M, was reoeive~ from the Soeleta 0persia Mutuo Soocor, The appli~tion was gr~te~. The societ2 requeste~ that the $~.00 police protection fee be re~uce~ from $~.00 to ~,50. T~en ~er a~viaement. ~e Baden [e~el Club ~e application for a llce~e to conduct their I~SZ ~rey-ho~ racing meet. ~ motion b2 oo~cllm~ Tlbbetts an~ reg~arl2 carrie~ the license w.~s gr~te~. South S~ Fr~oisco Crove 171,~cient Order of Druids invite~ the city co~ci[ in their parade an~ celebration on the occasion of their ~ual convention In this city, ~ 19 to ['~,195Z. The co,oil accepte~ the invitation. A co~leation was receive~ from the Business Men's Association of South San Fr~cisco. requesting the city co~cil to c~rge a nomi~l fee to the Baden Ee~el Club in return for guar~tees that as ~2 persons as possible from South 3~ Fr~oisco be employe~ on the race trac~, a~ as much business as possible given the the mercers of South S~ ~anclsco. Co~l~tion accepte~ an~ place& on file. A codification from, the South San Fr~oisco Chubsr of Co~erce was recelve~ favoring a moderate fee from the Baden Ee~el Club for its 195~ Spring Meet,in retu~ for the emplo~ent of as m~ 0r more men t;:an were employe~ last 2e~,pref~rence to South S~ ~r~olse~s in giving employm~t an~ oo~peration with the ~employment relief org~lzation of South San ~eisoo. Aocepted'~d placed on file. The South S~ ~eisco Cro~e 171,United ~cient Order of Druids requested the loan of ~he city ~ags for their eonvention, J~e 19th,to EY. Granted. Soft ~i~ licenses were granted to South Clt~ Frul~ Matket,A.Lazzari & Compan~ Charles Bollazzl,Louis J.Poulis, Bertuccille & N~ini, Pete A.Dress, The application of P.Magni for a soft ~i~ license was denied on accost of non-citizenship. Referring to outside persons d~ping garage in the Garbage D~ping gro~ds of City of South S~ Francisco without pay, City Oo~cl~ Reese ~o~d proposed that ~ ordin~ be enacted requiring the city garbage collector to d~p the garbage outside the city limits, C o~cilman Boido tho~ht it better to raise the license fee to $~0 to ~ke the gro~de scl: supporting, allowing the g~bagem~ to ~p garbage from other oo~lties. Mayor Qulnl~ requested that the ~tter be taken ~aer advisement ~-mtil May 1st, when some conclusion wo~ be definitel~:~ reache~, Clerk ~.IcSweene2 stated it was reported that'extra help was about to be employe~ for revaluation p~poses. He stated it was his duty as city asses~or to perform this ~class ~ work. M~or Q~~ stated the city co~cll wo~d decide the ~tter in due time. Claims in the ~o~t of $975.63 were next presented for pa~ent: Service Garage Dudley Perkins Ric's Service Station M. Belli & Co. American Fire Equipment Co. Buperior Steam Laundry American Push Broom Co, Marion Petroff Union 0il Co. of Calif. San Mateo Co. Title Co. So. City Lumber ~ Supply Pac. Tele.& Tele. Co. A. Johnson E. L. Haaker .~ndrew Hyndi ng D. ~. Ratto A. J. Sellick Geo. A. Knaese Chas. Bollazzi A. Buehler A. Johns on road service motorcycle $ 1.00 w indsh~eld and maintenance 4.00 labor and material motorcycle 9.78 2~ grease for fire truck .50 Install red lights, siren, etc Fire Chief's car 24 hydrant caps & 12 length chain Wash ~1 and ~2 housew brooms sweeping streets .46 ton asphalt reports i~arch material for ~utler Road phone service hanging flags stock show Ins. prem. 1916 Seagrave "Library, furniture, Tax Collector's bond & Clerk Bond Prem. City Hall 5 days carpenter work outfall sewer preparing descriptions Hando~ph Unemployment relief work 2 bottles Black leaf labor painting zones painting zones Total 21.35 18.60 11.76 18.00 44.00 8.14 1.50 353.61 46.74 6.00 2.94 96.57 57.49 ~6.00 49.90 1~3.05 .70 26.00 28.00 $975.63 116 The claims having been audited by the finance committee councilman Tlbbetts moved they be paid. The motion was eeoonde~ b2 councilman Mlnuooiani an~ regularly carried; There being no further business before the council councilman LloYd moved to a~journ until the next regular meeting,Monday,Ma2 lst,193~,at ?;30 o'clock p.m. The motion was secon~e~ by councilman Bol~o a~ regularly carried. Time of adjournment. 9;15 o'clock p.m.