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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1934-06-18REGULARLY ADJOURI~D I~E~]ETIUO O~ THE CITY C OU~TCIL 0F THE CITY 0~ 80UTH SAN i~TOISO0, HEL~ ~.~0NDAY, JUICE 18th, 19S4, - A regularly adjourned meeting of the city council of ~the City Of South: San Francisco was held in the City Hall,Mo~day evening,June 18th,1934, This meeting was called to order at ?;30 o'clock p.m. by Eayor 'Reese Lloyd. ROLL CAIn. 0 olmc ilm~, Roll call foun~ the following members of the council present.; R. Lloyd, M.Mlnucelani ,R. Tibbe tts, Joseph P. Quinlan. Absent, Councllman,V.Boido. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read, There being nb errors or omissions they were approved as read. A oe~unleation was received from The Sociedad Nutualista mexicans re 9uesting permission to conduct a"KERMESS" in Fraternal Hall,August from S P.M. until ~ A.M, for the benefit of the lodge. Permission granted. A communication was received from the South San ~V~rancisco Chamber of Commerce requesting the 0ity of South San Francisco to ~P~a resolution urging the con- struction of the Lawndale Underpass in~:,ediately to prevent the diversion cf traffic during constructton,an~ zequesting that copies cf the resolution be forwarded the San ~ateo County Board cf SuperviSors, Joint Highway District No.$10,attention Supervisor.Alber% Wits Jr, ,the State Board of Public W~ks-attenticn Mt. Earl Lee Kelley,the Division of Highways,Distrlot,No~A,attention Colonel John ~ed one to the South S.F.Oham~er ~f Co~merce- communica~ion was accep~e~ ane, A~d councilman Tlb~ettm lntroAuoeA a'resslutiom the City Council of the City of 2curb San ~rancisoo requesting that the subway be constructed un&er the Junipers Serra Boulevard at Lawndale, and copies of the resolution be forwarded to the above mentioned persons. The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council present;-to-wit; ASes,Oouncilmen,R.Lloyd,N.Minucciani,R.Tibbetts,Joseph ~.~uinlan. Noes, Councilmen,None, Absent, Councilmen, V. Boido. Recorded in Book of Rescl~:tions,Vcl. Z,at page 44~. Attest.1 Daniel McSweeney Cl~y Clerk. A communication from the South Sa~ Francisco Chamber of Commerce requested the $1ty of South San ~rancisoo to adopt a resolution re~uiring that all contract work,sub-contract work,day labor ,station work,otc,where material is resulted that said material be procured frcm firms in San Marco county where prices and ~u~litIes are equal. Accordingly Councilm~n Minucciani introdmce~ a resolution to that ei~feot, wi~ich was adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council present,to-wit;- Ayes,Oouncllman,R.Lloyd,M.~nucoianl,H.Tlbbetts, Joseph P,Quinlan, Noes, Councilman,None,Absent,Oouncllman,V.Boi~. Attest , Daniel M~wee~ey City"Clerk. Recorded in Book of Resolutions ,Vol. 2,at page 444, ORDINANCE NO. An ordinance amending ordinance No.150 of the City of South San Francisco entitled "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH ~AN FRANCIS00 ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS FOR GARBAGE" pas~ed April 1,19~-9, was introduced by Councilman Tlbbetts and was laid :over( tOi~comelup',~uder.:the~regular order of business at the next meeting of the 0 ltY O ouncil. Neemv-ge~eA~me~vNe~evA~ee~4 ,-$e~me*~m~-.V.v~o&Ae,-A~ttee~~-~a~e~-Me~wee~,e~ Under tho head, o~ '~'J~fin*~shed l::)us£nos8 ~,~o~ ~Oy~ a~'m. ounced the appointment of Councilmen ~utnlan and ~ib~etts as ~o~th San l~rancisco's members of the FIRST TOWNSHIP ADV~0R¥ COUNCIZ. The City Clerk was instructed to Write John F. Flink to the affect that no gasoline may be stored in any place without the consent of the city council. The request of the South San ~rancisco Land and Improvement Company for a refund of $97.95 on account of the doui~le assessment of lots 5 to 9, Zone "D",was granted, and the clerk instructed to write the check, on motion by. 0ouncilman 0uinlan seconded by Councilman Minicciani and regularly carried. The laid over application of Ho~ler & Ch_~se for a business lice. nsc to manufacture paints and pigments was grante~, on motion by Councilman Tibbetts,seconded by Councilman cuinLan a and regularly carried. Co'uncilman ~Ouinlan stated ,the Orange Tavern was proceeding to make repairs and alterations for dancing in their place of business without proper authorization,that a permit should be procured from the Building Inspector o~ 0itf Council b~fore alterations could be mad~, and that no one member of the council has the right to grant pezm~tm.~::~He also, stated he believed if a dance permit is issued to one it should be issued to all dance halls. ~yor Lloyd stated all contractors must secure permits to make alterations from the Building Inspector or City Council. Councilman Tibbetts's opinion ~vas that the alerations were making a legitimate saloon out of a bootleg establishment. Mayor Lloyd instructed Chief Belloni to make arrests iff the contractor has no building permit to make'the alterations. The matter of dancing was referred to the police 'commission and the city attorney. Mr. Jack Byrtle appeared before the cit~ council and asked permission as agent for gorradettl's music studio to enroll pupils,, withO~lt a~ se~ll!~itor's license. On question by Cgunoilman Q.uinlan it developed that M~. Byrtle intended selling violins to the pUpils,and would, therefore, be classed as a solicitor,and shoul~ pay a license. Under the head of Good and Welfare Ray Spangler announced that a committee of : : the South San ~rmnoisoo of Comme~ce would attempt to slow down traffic at the South San ~ran¢lsc~ asked that the city investigate the cond~tions,remove the A5 mile sign and place ~ i~O mile sign in or near, its place. Mayor Lloyd maid he favored action in-the matter,and O~ ~ttSrney Coleberd stated the speed limit could be out down to 20 miles per hour by, ,, ounoL:Lman, the City Council of the City of South San Francisco requesting that the subway be constructed unAer the Junipers Serra Boulevar~ at Lawndale, and copies of the resolution be forwarded to the abowe mentioned persons. The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council present;-to-wit; ANes,Councilmen,R.IAloyd,M. Minucciani,R.Tibbetts,Joseph ~.Quinlan. Noes, Councilmen,None, Absent, Councilmen, V.Boido. Recorded in Book of Resol~tions,Vol. 2,at page Attest Daniel NcSweene2 City Clerk. R. Lle~ P. (~] .au. Absent, Counollman,V.Boido. The minutes of the two previous meeti~-~gs were rea&. There being n0 errors or omission8 the2 were approve~ as rea~. A oo~l~tion was receive~ from The Socie~ Eut~lista ~exica~ ~0~LOS", re questing permission to conduct a~~SS" in ~rater~l Hall,August 4th,19~4, from 6 P.M. ~til ~ A.M, for the benefit of the lo~ge. ~ermiselon A comm~lcation was recelve~ from the Sou~ S~ ~m~cieco C~mber of Co~erce requesting the City of South ~ ~anoisoo to ~p,t~a resolution ~gtng the con- struction of the ~wn~le Underpass i~e~ately to prevent the ~lversion of traffic · ~ing conatruction,~ ~equesting that copies of the resolution be forwarde~ the ~ ~ateo Co~t2 B~r~ of Su~rviSors, Joint Highway District No.~10,attentton Supervisor .~bert Witt ~r, ,the State Bo~ of Public Works-attention ~.Earl Lee Kelley,the Division of Highways,Distriot,No.4,attention Colonel Job~ H.~egge~ ~ one to the.South S.~.Oh~er ~f Co~merce.. conniption was accep~ea ane, ~a co~cxlm~ Tlb~ett8 introduced a~reSeluti~ d A communication from the South Sa~ Francisco Chamber of Commerce requested the $1ty of South San Prancisco to adopt a resolution recuiring that all contract work,sub-contract work,day labor ,station work,otc,where material is required that said material be procured from firms in .~an Mates county where prices and ~u~litIes are equal. Accordingly Councilrman Minucciani introduced a resolution to that efffect, wi~ich was adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council present,to-wit;- AY e s ,Councllman ,R. Lloyd,M. ~nuc c iani ,R. Tibb etts, Joseph P, Quinlan. Noes, Council~m_a_.n,None,Absent,Oouncllman,V.Boi~. Attest . Daniel Me~wee~e2 Clty'~lerk. Recorded in Book of Reeolutions,Vol.~,at page 444. ORDINANCE NO, An ordinance amending or~ina_~ce No~lSO of the Olty of Bouth San l~ancisco entitled "AN ORDINANOE O~ THE CITY 01~ SOUTH BAN i~/ANCIB00 ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS i~OR THE ~AO~UITUT.~TION, COLLt~TION AND REMOVAL OF GARBAGE" passed April 1,1V~, was introduced by Oomncilman Tlbbetts and was laid over~ tOi,come".Up~,/mderm~the'~regular order of business at the next meeting of the 0 itY 0 ouncil. ~e~v-~ew~~ '~ ~?i*~b~e~AvMvM~ueoA~sa&vR~&b~e$~ev$oael~h~v~m&~ta~. N · ee v-ge~ei~aeavNeaev~beea4 v~ e~u~e~tw~-~=~e&Ae,-A~tteat--~a~e~-MeSwee~-e~ Un,er the head of unfiniahe~ Business ~tayc~ ~oy~ announced the appointment of Councilmen ~uinlan and ~ibbetts as 2o~xth San Francisco's members of the FIRST TOWNSHIP ADVI~0EY COUNCI~. The City Clerk was instructed to Write John F.Flink to the affect that no gasoline may be stored in any place without the consent of the city council. The request of the South San Francisco L~nd and Improvement Company for a refund of $97.95 on account of the doukle assessment of lore 5 to ~, Zone "D",was grante~, and the clerk instructed to write the check, on motion by, 0ouncilman 0uinlan seconded by Councilman Miniccieni and regularly carried. The laid over application of Ho~ler & Ch~se for a business license to manufacture paints and pigments was grante~, on motion b2 Councilman Tibbetts,seconded by Councilman CuinLan a and regularly carrie~. Councilman .~uinlan stated .the Orange Tavern was proceeding to make repairs and alterations for d~ncing in their place of business without proper authorization,that a permit should be procured from the Buildinc Inspector o~ 0it~ Council before ~!terations could be ma~, and that no one member of the council has the right to grant ~erm~t~. ~.He also. stated he believed if a dance permit is issued to one it should be issued to all d~nce halls, Mayor Lloyd stated all contractors must secure permits to m~ke alterations from the Building Inspector or City Council. Councilman Tibbetts's opinion '~as that the alerations were making a legitimate saloon out of a bootleg establishment. Mayor Lloyd instructed Chief Belloni to make arrests if the contractor has no building permit to make'the alterations. The matter of ~ancing was referred to the police commission and the city attorney. Mr. Jack Byrtle appeared before the citL conncil and asked permission as agent for gorradetti's music studio to enroll pupils,-witho~.~t a~ s~ll:citor's license. On question by Councilman Q.uinlan it 'developed that ~. Byrtle intended selling violins to the pUpils,and would, therefore, be classed as a solicitor,and shoul~ pay a license. Under the head of ~ood and Welfare Ray Spangler announced that a committee of the South San Francisco of Comme~ce would at,emit to slow down traffic at the South San ~rancisc~ underpass,an~ asked that the city investigate the cond~tions,remove ~he 48 mile sign and place the ~0 mile sign in or near its place. Mayor Lloyd said he favored action in-the matter,and City attorney Coleberd state~ the speed limit could be cut down to 20 miles per hour by. ordAnance. A meeting on the subject will be held soon. n Claims in the amout of $78b.29 were next presented to the council for payment;- George N.Nessier Robinson-Druggi st Price Furniture Com. pany R.Petrocohi A. Johnson J.Mayerle BoBrown E.Meyers San Mates Co. Tltle Co Dan MoSweeney researching for city supplies fire dept 1 pair window murrains burning grass Nay reports $14b. 80 .oo 4.00 8.oo 12.00 12.00 1.~$0 stamps, for city offloer~ & box rent,Jan, to June .~ 16.20 Bo.City Lumber & Supply Co., fence poet material S100.87 " " " " " " " $ 22.24 " " " " Supplies Hillside Job $ 56.29 . . . . . . w ~ 64.4S D.,W,BattO inS,p rem No 2 tire Ho ~nlt~e ,eto $ 96,40 Welttnghouoe ~. Supply O o la~$, ets, $1~6.2~ Ba~ of--Se. San ~anotsco, safet2 b~ rent ~ ~.85 To.S.P.C~ber o~ C~erc,e, J~e aivertie!ng ~ ~.00 Je~lngo P~r~oY epup les,clerk's offlce8 .8~ B~er E~ilton · ~aolfio Oo~s suction p~p $ 59.84 Interoit2 Tr~sport lines freight ~ .94 Total ~VSa. M9 The claims having been audited by the finance committee,councilman Tibbetts moved they be paid..The motion was seconded by Oounoilman t~Inuoolani and regularly carried. There being no further busines,c before the meeting Councilman ~:finucelani moved to adjourn until ~onday evening,June 25th,19~A,at ?;~0 o'clock p.~. The motion was seconded by Councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried. Time of adJournment,9;~O o'clock p.m. APpr°ve&lia2or~o~o~~/F~anoisoo Respectfully submitted, City Clerk.