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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1935-05-20RE~ MEETING 0F THE C IT][ COUNCIL 0F THE CITY SOUTH SAN PRANCI~O HELD MONDAY, May 20, 19~§. The regular meeting of the city council of the City of South San ~rancisco was held in the City Hall Monday evening, May 20, 19,35. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock p.m. by Mayor Reese Lloyd. ROLL CALL Roll call found all members of the cozmcll present, as follows: Councilmen V. Boido, f. ~. Mager, Reese Lloyd, R. Tibbetts and M. Minuooiani The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errOrS or omissions they were approved as read. A communication was received from Regina Elena Circle ~9~, Druids asking perm~sion to hold a dance in ~raternal Hall Saturday evening, May 25, 1935. A money Order of ~5.00 for police protection was enclosed. Permit granted. A communication was received from the Portuguese Lodge of South San FranCisco asking permission to hold a dance in ~raternal Hall Saturday evening June 1 and Sunday afteroon June ~nd and also permission to parade at 10 o'clock Sunday morning from Paternal Hall to the Catholic Church and back. Permission grant A communication addressed to Mayor Lloyd from the City of Santa Clara inviting the city officials and citizens to participate in the Fourth of July celebration to be held in their city. Mayor Lloyd instructed the Deputy City Clerk to answer the communication that all that could would attend, Communication ordered ptaee~ on file, A communication was received from the Peninmula Division, League oS California Municipalities advising the city of the change of meeting date from May 2~rd to June 6th. Com~muntcation accepted and placed on file. An application for a business license was received from Mack B. Salzma~ to engage in a retail 5-10 -1.00 up variety store at 224 Grand Avenue. Application referred to Mr. Coleberd to ascertain if Mr. Salzman has a lease. A communication was received from Lewis Degen objecting to the Fire Chief granting permission to connect an auxiliary system to the fire alarm circuit. Councilman Mager stated that Fire Chief Welte refused the company permission on April 30, 1935, to connect the auxiliary. The communication was referred to 0 ounc ilman Mager t o answer. An affidavit was received from the South San ~'rancisco Railroad and Power Company showi.ng their net earnings $10,~11.75 and that 2% of this amount woul be due the clty .or $205.23. The statement was accepted and placed on file. Cot~ncilman Tibbetts introduced a resolution of the City of South Francisco entitled "Resolution of Intention to Abate Weeds, 19~5. The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the City Council, to-wit: Ayes, Councilmen V. Boido, J. ~. Mager, Reese Lloyd, R. Tibbetts, M. Mlnucciani Noes, Councilmen None Absent, Councilmen, None Attest: Daniel Mc~weeney, City Clerk ~ By Elizabeth 0ttenfield, Deputy Clerk. Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol. 2 at pages 476-477 M~s. Bcllazzi appeared before the city council Cn behalf of the prop- erty owners on Railroad Avenue and objected to the storing inflammable chemicals in the warehouse of the California Iron Yards. Fire Chief Welts s~ed that the 50~ gals. of acetone would be stored in drums holding~50 gals each and there was no mo~ danger than from gasoline, Mrs. Bollazzi referred to the petition previously file bearing the names of 25 property owners and insisted that the chemicals be removed. Councilman Mager made a motion to revoke the permit granted to Olmo Draying Co. ar~ have them remove the chemicals from the city. The motion was seconded by Councilma Tibbetts and regularly carried. D. W. Ratto then entered the meeting and asked th, Council if the chemicals were to be removed from the city entirely. He was advis, yes,that if there was danger in one building there would be in another. Mr. Ratto stated there would be less danger where it was originally stored as people were in the factory buildings for about V hours a day, and in thei~ homes on Railroad Aven~ 24 hours a day. Thereupon Councilman Minucciani made a motion to recind the mot~ Just passed. The motion was seconded by Councilman Boido and duly carried. Coun~ man Boido made a motion to revoke the permit granted to Olmo Draying Co. and allo~ them thirty days to remove to another warehouse. The motion was seconded by Counc~ man Tibbetts and regularly carried. Chief of Police Louis Belloni brought up the matter of the rice hull fire located north of the South San Francisco Garbage Dump. He was instructed the~ City Council would meet with him May 21, and go over the situation. Mr. Spangler asked the City Council if there was anyaction taken on the playground situation. Mayor LLoyd said that the date for the meeting with the Board of Education had not definitely been decided on. Roll call found all members of the council present, as follows: Councilmen V. Boido, ~. F. Mager, Eeese LloYd, R. Tibbetts and M. Minucoiar~i The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errors or omissions they were approved as read. A communication was received from Regina Elena Circle ~9~, Druids asking perm~ston to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall Saturday evening, May £~, 19~5. A money Order of ~5.00 for police protection was enclosed. Permit granted A communication was received from the Portuguese Lodge of South San Francisco asking permission to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall ~aturday evening June 1 and Sunday afteroon June End and also permission to parade at 10 o'clock Zunday morning from Faternal Hall to the Catholic Church and back. Permission gr~ A communication addmessed to Mayor Lloyd from the City of ~anta Cla: inviting the city officials and citizens to participate in the Fourth of July celebration to be held in their city. Mayor Lloyd instruc~ed the Deputy City CI~ to answer the communication that all that could would attend. Communication orde~ ,,ptaee~ on file. A communication was rece~.ved from the Penlnmula Division, Leag~ of California Municipalities advising the city of the change of meeting date from May 2~rd to June 6th. Communication accepted and placed on file. An application for a business license was received from Mack B. Salzm to engage in a retail S-lO -1.00 up variety store at 22A Grand Avenue. Appllcatio referred to ~r. Oeleberd to ascertain if Mr. ~alzman has a lease. A communication was received from Lewis Degen objecting to the ~ire Chief granting permission to connect an auxiliary system to the fire alarm circui Councilman Mager stated that Fire Chief Welte refused the company permission on April ~0, 19~, to connect the auxiliary. The communication was referred to Councilman Mager to answer. An affidavit was received from the South San Francisco Railroad and Power Company showi.ng their net earnings $10,~ll.?~ and that ~% of this amount wou~ be due the city or $~05.£~. The statement was accepted and placed on file. councilman Tibbetts introduced a resolution of the City of Zouth San Francisco entitled "Resolution o~ Intention to Abate Weeds, 1955. The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the City Council, to-wit: Ayes, Councilmen ¥. Boido, J. F. Mager, Reese Lloyd, R. Tibbetts, M. Minucciani Noes, Councilmen None Absent, Councilmen, None Attest: Daniel McBweeney, City Clerk ~ By Elizabeth 0ttenfield, Deputy Clerk. Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol. E at pages A?6-~?~' Mrs. Bollazzi appeared before the city council ~n behalf of +,he prop- erty owners on Railroad Avenue and objected to the storing inflammable chemicals in the warehouse of the California Iron Yards. Fire Chief Welts stA~ed that the 500£ gals. of acetone would be stored in drums holding 50 gals each and there was no more danger than from gasoline. Mrs, Bollazzi referred to the petition previously filed bearing the names of 26 property owners and insisted that the chemicals be removed. Councilman Mager made a motion to revoke the permit granted to Olmo Draying Co. an~ have them remove the chemicals from the city, The motion was seconded by Councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried. D. W. Ratto then entered the meeting and asked the Council if the chemicals were to be removed from the city entirely. He was advised yes,that if there was danger in one buildi~ there would be in another. Mr. Ratto stated there would be less danger where it was originally stored as people were in the factory buildings for about '? hours a day~ and in thei~ homes on Railroad Avenue 24 hours a day. Thereupon Councilman Minucctani made a motion to recind the motio: Just passed. The motion was seconded by Councilman Boido and duly carried. Counci: man Boido made a motion to revoke the permit granted to Olmo Draying Co. and allow them thirty days to remove to another warehouse. The motion was seconded by Council- man Tibbetts and regularly carried. Chief of Police Louis Belloni brought up the matter of the rice hull fire located north of the South 2an Francisco Garbage Dump. He was instructed the_ City Council would meet with him May 21, and go over the situation. Mr. Spangler asked the City Council if there was anyaction taken on the playground situation. Mayor LLOyd said that ~he date for the meeting with the Board of Education had not definitaty been decided on. 232 Claims in the amount of $~,182.29 ment: were next presented to the Council for pay- R. Zanet~i gas police dept. Apr. Faurot Pro~eotive Identification System Dudley Perkins Mrs. R. Magnaghi Gene Kozlowskt Western Auto Supply Albert $ciandri & Mary Blandint Miller-Bryant-Pierce Co. Holmes Express Robinson - Drugget Old Reliance Garage W. P. Fuller Co. So. City Auto Service Bert Brown Fred Brown ~red Brown H, S. Crocker Joseph Reichel Jennings Pharmacy San Mateo Co. Title Co. Enterprise Press P. G. & E. California ~ater Service Bank of America West Disinfecting Co. Emerson Manufacturing Co. Andrew Hynding Bertucelli & Nannllmi. Eallawell Seed Co. Union Oil Co. Andrew Hynding Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. S. Minetti California Water Service 1 pocket record.book repairs motorcycle & service police matron washing police car 1 air guage fire dept. materials - fire dept. 1 typewriter ribbon freight I pint alcOhOl and ink repairs street ~uck 5 lbs. gold bronze red lens for motorcycle & cut iron guard rail at 500,Grand 5 days painting names on street ~ days " " " 12 hrs. carpenter work on s t andar ds 500 warrants of arrest and 500 complaints refund a/c over assessment 1930 tax supplies clerk's office daily reports March & April 1000 police complaint blanks 100 traffic cards street lights misc. service April service - fountain,pr. claim of Gordon Rowe special work supplies city hall 55 flags prem. city clerk's bond supplies garden supplies gasoline April public liability dep. premium 200' lawn hose 1 pan for lawn mower service Civic Center May Total .... $12.21 5.20 5.08 5.00 2.50 2.68 95.00 1.02 .55 1.01 12.55 5.15 5.54 20,00 22.00 46.48 24.60 2.04 5. O0 9.22 14.35 602.32 105.35 1.25 875.00 28.62 76.41 5.00 10.61 8.91 68,68 40.00 51.57 1.?0 26.15 $2.182.29 The claims having been audited by the finance committee, Councilman Ttbbetts moved they be paid. The motion was seconded by Councilman Boido and regularly carried. man There being no further business Council/Tibbetts moved to adjourn until Monday, June 5, 1935, at 8 o'clock p. m. The motion was seconded by Councilman Mager and regularly carried. Time of mdjournment 8:40 o'clock p. m. Respectfully submitted, Ma~e~?~ .... uouth~S l~ranoiSco, Dani~cSweeney, City Clerk, · D~puty Clerk. ~