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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1935-06-03REGULAR MEETING 0F THE CITY CO UNCI]~ OF TME CITY OF SOUTH~ SAN FRANCISCO,HELD NONDAY, JUNE 3rd,1935. The regular meeting of the city council of the City of South San Francisco was held in the city hall, Monday evening, June 3rd,19~5. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock p.m. by Mayor Reese Lloyd. ROLL CALL. Roll cai1 found the following members of the council present, as £ollows;- Councilmen, V.Boido,R.Lloyd, John F.Mager, M.Minucciani. " Absent, R.Tibbetts. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errors or omissions they were approved as read. A voucher in the sum of $206.23 was received from the Market Street Railway Compann~ being a percentage of the gross receipts of the South San Francisco Railroad and Power Company under franchise for the year ending April 21st,1935. Accepted , and communication filed. An invitation was received from the Mayor Of Santa Clara inviting the city official~ of South San Francisco to attend the meeting of the Peninsula League of ~unicipalities at Santa Clara, Thursday evening June 6th,at 6;30 P.M. Mayor Lloyd stated about six official~ would attend and instructed the city clerk to so advise Nayor Concannon of Santa Clara. The Pacific Gas & Electric Company reRuested permission to install and maintain gas main in the westerly side of Division Street between Pine and Armour Avenues. Referred to Councilman Tibbetts and the required permission granted. A communication was received from CLARK'S GREATER SH0~S requesting a permit to exhit their show in South San Francisco for one week,June 18th to2~ Inclusive. Laid over for one wee~ A.J.Eschelbach applied for a permit to operate a wholesale winery business at 20? Linden Avenue, On motion by Councilman Mager seconded by Councilman Minucciani and regularly carried the permit was granted. Mayor Reese Lloyd received a communication from the Chairman of the Patriotic Parad~ Committee, Charles R.Blood, of Sacramento~ ~equesting him to invite all interested groups to attend the Fourth of July celebration in Sacramento, for two days, staging an OLD FASHIONED Fo~ of July celebration. Cammunication accepted and placed on file. Mayor Lloyd also received an invitation to attend ~yors' Day Celebration at the Livermore Rodeo, June 8th,193~, together with his family. Communication accepted and placed on file. Mayor Lloyd received an invitation from the President of the San Diego County Divisi of the Zeague o~ California Municipalities, requesting him to attend the opening Day of the ~alifornia Pacific Exposition, Wednesday, Nay 29th,19~, and to bring his official staff. ~ommunication accepted and ordered placed on file. permission Condido Leon, secretary of the UNION ESPANOLA, requested'to hold a dance in Fraterns Hall, Saturday evening, June 29th,1935. from 8 p.m. to I a.m. Permission granted, on motion by Councilman Minucciani an~ seconded by Councilman Boido. ~'ire chief A.J,Welte submitted the name of L.Imprescia for appointment to the ~all 2crees of the Fire Department, to fill a vacancy. On motion by $ouncilmanMinucciani, seconds by Councilman Mager, and regularly carried, ~ir. Imprescia was appointed to the vacancy. The reports of the Chief of Police, City Judge, Health Officer,Fire Chief,Building Inspector, and City Clerk for the month ending May 31,193B , were submitted and,on motion by councilman Minucciani, seconded by Councilman Boido, were accepted. ~,~yor Lloyd thanked the city officers for their p~omptness in attending to this duty. George N.Mwssier submitted a statement showing collection of delinquent taxes of $69.2~ for the month of May, This being the date set for the opening of bids for making pavement re~airs on Grand Avenue,Linden Avenue and Railroad Avenuel om motion by Co~mcilman ~inucciani, seconded by Counc Boido and regularly carried the bids were ordered opened, The following bids were then opened, Bid of P.L.BURR, for all work according to specifications,schedule $2,$6699.75 Bid of Fay Improvement Company " " " schedule Bid of Union Paving Company " " " Schedule Bid of Charles L,Harney " ,, ,, Schedul~ $1,$72~2.00 On motion by Councilman Mager,seconded by Councilman Minucciani the awarding of the contract was laid over for one week. An ordinance entitled "AN 0RDINANCEAN3ZNDING ORDINANCE #160 OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SA ~NCISC0 ENTITLED "AN 0RDINANCEREGULATING THE NAINTENANCE AND 0PEt~TION OF DOG RACING TRACKS THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AND PROVIDING FOE THE LISCENSING OF THE SANE",passed and adopte by the City Council of the City of South San Francisco on the Sth day of July,1932, was introdu by councilman Eager, had its first reading and was laid over to come up under the regular order of business at the next meeting o£ the City Council. I~. Dave Ratto reported the street sinking and in a dangerous condition in front of Belluwomini property in High School Park, and asked that re~airs be made. Engineer Elassen redo ~hat gas tax money could be spent only on main arteries. But Mayor Lloyd requested him to estim ~he cost of a £ill and report at the next meeting of the City Council. Claims in the amount of $1323.16 were next presented to the council for payment;- Cesare Cauzza, Adolph Soldani Jack Welch H. Baldini Fred Brown California Water Service Co Pacific Tel & Tel Co Dr. J.O .McMills, Do/More Chair Co Arndt's Apartment Store South S.F.Bakery W.p.h~uller & Company Labor civic center, rem~v, cats, d~gs ,Nay, 19~5 painting lamp posts carpenter work,fire house library water Nay, water baseball park" " fire house ~2" " hy~r anta ~y city phones Nay, health office phone " I Velour chair 6 sheets,fire ho~ses Bread for rat poison Fullumina paint gold bronze B.R.Gold Brouze Powder 14.00 32. O0 29.50 57.60 24. O0 21.84 6.89 4.!1 456.00 46.55 ? 3.25 20.50 7.93 $ 1.23  3 ,42 9.02 $ 8.21 ~5IX'~e~[[ "~0-~'~h~ f~llOwin~ me~ber~ of the council present, as £ollows:- Councilmen, V.Boido,R.%loyd, John F.~ger, M.Minucciani. " Absent, R.Tibbetts. The minutes of the previo~ meeting were read. There being no errors or omissi~ they were approved as read. A voucher in ~he s~ of $208.23 was received fro~ the ~rket Street ~ilway Co~ being a percentage of the gross receipts of the ~outh ~an Francisco ~ilroad and Power Co~ under franchise for the year ending April ~lst,l~35. Accepted , and co~ication filed. An invi~tion was received from the ~yor 0f Santa Clara inviting the city off ~outh ~an Francisco to attend the meetin~ of the Peni~a League of Ll~icipalities s Santa Clara, Thursday evening J~e 6th,at 6;30 2.M. ~yor Lloyd stated about six o~i would attend and i~tructed the city clerk to so advise ~yor Conca~on off Santa Clara. The Paciffic Gas ~ Electric Company requested permission to i~tall and maintain ~s main in the westerly side of Division Street between Pine an~ Armo~ Avenues. Referred Co~cilman Tibbetts and the required permission ~ted. A con, cation was received ffrom C~'S G~T~ SH0~S requesting a ~.:,ermit to their show in 3outh ~an Francisco for one week,J~e 18th to23 Incisive. Laid over for one A.J.~schelbach applied for a permit to operate a wholesale winery b~iness Linden Avenue. 0n motion by Co~cil~n ~ger seconded by Co~cllman Minucci~ni and re~ular~ carried the permit was grated. Mayor Reese Lloyd received a co~lcation from the Chai~sn of the Patriotic P~ Committee, Chiles R.Blood, of Sacr~ento~ ~equesting him to invite all interested groups attend the Fourth of July celebration in Sacr~ento, for ~o days, staging an OLD FASHIONES of J~y celebration. Camm~ication accepted and placed on file. ~yor Lloyd also received an invitation to attend ~yors' Day Celebration at the Livermore Rodeo, J~e 8th,193~, together with his f~ily. Comm~ication accepted and place on file, ~yor ~oyd received an invitation from the President of the San Diego Co~ty Di of the Zeague ct' California M~ieipalities, reGuesting him to attend the opening ~y of the ~alifornia Pacific ~position, Wednesday, ~y 29th,193B, and to bring his official staff. ~o~unication accepted and ordered placed on file. permission Condido Leon, secretary of the UNION ESPAN0~, requested'to hold a dance in Frat ~ll, Sat~day evening, J~e 29th,19~8, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Pe~ission granted, on motto~. by Co~cilm~ Minucciani an~i seconded by Co~cilman Boido. ~'ire chief A.J.~¥elte submitted the name of L.Imprescia for appointment to the 2crees of the Fire Department, to fill a vacancy. On motion by $o~cilman ~nucciani, sec, '~y Co~cilman ~ger, and regularly carried, ~. Imprescia was appointed to the vacancy. The reports of the Chief of Police, City Judge, Health Officer,Fire Chief,Build~ I~pector, and City Clerk for the month ending ~y ~1,193~ , were submitted and,on motion bi councilman Minucciani, seconded by Co~cilman Boido, wore accepted. 2,~yor Lloyd thawed th~ city officers for their p~omptness in attending to this duty. George N.l~Iwssier submitted a statement showing collection of delinquent taxes of ~69.2~ for the month of ~y. This being the date set for the opening of bids for ~ing pavement re~airs on Gz Avenue,Linden Avenue and Railroad Ave~.ue% om motic~n by Co~mcilman ~inuccisni, seconded by Co Boido and regularly carried the bids were ordered opened. The following bids were then opez Bid of P.L.BU~, for all work according to specifications,sched~e ~2,$6699.7~ Bid of Fay Improvement Company " " " schedule ~1,$744~.00~~ Bid of Union Paving Company " " " Schedule ~1,$5971.75 Bid of C~rles L.~rney ~' ,, ', Sched~w $1,$72~2.00 0n motion by Co~cil~n Mager,seconded by Co~cil~n Minucciani the awarding of contract was laid over for one week. An ordin~ce entitled "AN 0RDI~NCE MJ~NDING ORDINANCE $160 OF T~ CITY OF SOUTH =~NCISC0 ENTITLED "AN 0RDI~NCE REGULATING THE ~INTE~NCE AND 0PEI~TION 0F ~G ~CING THE CITY 0F S0~H S~kN F~NCISC0 AND PROVIDING F0[l THE LISCENSING OF TNE SA~",passed and ado] by the City Council of the City of South San ~r~cisco on the 5th day of July,1932, was intr~ by co~cilman P~ger, had its first reading and was laid over to come up ~der the regular cfi of business at the next meeting oi' the City Co~cil. I~. Dave Ratto reported the street sinking and in a dangerous condition in front Belluwomini pro?erty in ~gh School Park, and asked that re~airs be made. ~gineer Elassen zhat ~s t~ money could be sment only on main arteries. But ~yor Lloyd requested him to esi ~he cost of a fill and report at the next meeting of the City Co~cil. Claims in the amo~t of $1323.16 were next presented to the council for pa~ent;- Adolph Soldani Jack Welch H. Baldini Fred Brown California Water Service Co Pacific Tel & Tel Co Dr~ J.0 .Mc,Mills, Do/More Chair Co Arndt's Apartment Store South S.F.Bakery W.p.~uller & Company George A.Eneese Labor civic center, ready, cats, degs ,Nay, 19S~ painting lamp posts carpenter work,fire house library water ~ay, water baseball park" " fire house f~2" " hy~ranta ~y city phones May, health office D. hone " 1 Velour chair- 6 sheets,fire ho~ses Bread for rat poison Fullumina paint gold bronze B.R.Gold Bronze Powder pay. roll 3 men. posting nomices street work 14.00 32. O0 29.~0 ~7.60 24. O0 21.84 6.89 4.!1 ~56,00 46.~ 5.25 20.50 ?.93 1.23 9.02 8.21 47.40 Disbursements continued;- George A.Kneese Gas tax expenditures on projects to be done " " " checking on San Francisco water dept thrh South Superior Steam Laundry,wash £ire houses,May Standard 0il Company Pearl Oil Golden West Quarry materials H.V.Carter Compamy traveling sprinklers George N.Messier del. taxes adjustments American Fire Equip. Ce.firemen turn out coats Fire Protection ~ng,Co.,IndianFire Pump, 26.60 I27.50 15.43 2.29 75.34 ~ 22.50 $125.66 The Enterprise Notice inviting sealed prooosals, street work $ ?8.00 The Enterprise P~ess 4050 notice destroy weeds~ 32.56 Prank Giffra washing soda .61 Enterprise Foundry CorD'n,sales tax omitted, 8-10-1933 .62 South City Lbr.& Supoly Co.,materials for parks $ 24.18 Pioneer Rubber Mills Seal Rock suction hose ~ 18.50 Dudly Perkins 2 horn bracketts,police DeS 1.99 Round California Chain Corp'n,Ton auto bloc.etc.~ 73.56 Total $1323.16 On motion by Councilman Boido,seconded by Councilman Minucciani and regularly carried ~n~e~i~e ~ead ~? ~u~i~%ed ~us th la' w re or ere p i a£ er.having been audited by the fine, ncc committe. iness, The application of B. Salzman at a previous meeting,to open a 5-10cts and $1.00 up Variety store at 22, Grand Avenue was granted on motion by Councilman ~ger, seconded by Councilman Minucciani, and regularly carried. There were no protests against the abatement of weeds. In the matter of protection against Rice Hull Fires,investi2e. ted by the council, ~yor Lloyd said no gate had yet been put on the premises ene guard or watchman was in sight. Police Chief Belloni was instructed to locate the man in charge of the industry. There being no further business before the bo~rd Councilman ~inucciani moved to adjourn until the 10th day of June,1935, Monday,at 8 o'clock p.m. The motion w~s seconded by Councilman I~ger and regularly carried. Time of adjournment, 8;55 o'clock p.m. Respectfully submitted,