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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1936-02-03REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TME CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,HELD MONDAY,FEBRUARY 3~1936. The regular meeting of the city council of the City of South San Francisc was held in the city hall, Monday evening~ February 3rd,1936. 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.dcouncil present, as follows,- Councilmen, V.Boido, R.Lloyd, J.F.Mager, M.Min~cciani, R.Tibbetts. The minutes.-of the previous meetin~ were read. There being no errors or omissions councilman Minucciani moved they be adopted as read. The motion was seconded by councilman libbetts and regularly carried. A communication was received from the ~acific Gas and Electric Co, requesting the city's permission to open trenches in the intersection of-Maple Avenue and Aspen Avenue and Linden Avenue between Pine Avenue and Seventh Lane. ~Referred to Councilman Tibbetts and the desired permission-granted. An application for a position on the election board of the city election April 14 next was received from Mrs. Mary Edna Dinning. Application accepted and ordered placed on file for future reference. A communication was received from G.H.Thomson, of the South San Francisco sign Co., asking the cityts permission to operate a daylight'sign consisting of the words "ACNE FOR QUALITY" or some such slogan, for which privilege the sign company would donate to the city an additional display, sign following the words "SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO" by the word "FACTORY, "HOMESI or other wording advertising South San Francisco. Laid over for consideration. The city received a copy of the Division of Highways statement to Engineer Klassen relating to the ¼ cent gas tax allocation to municipalities in the Fourth District. Copy~accept and placed on file. A communication From the California Pacific Title & Trust Company stated~they had received a deed or-easement and right of way from the California Water Service Company to the City of South San Francisco for canal purposes for the Colma and Baden Creeks, and would hold same until certain~conditions were complied with, Accepted and pla~ed on file. A comm~Anication was received stating Mt. ES.Moore of the California State Automobile Association had written Mr. Coleberd regarding the payment of J.Garcia of~the sum of $3.V5 to the City of South San Francisco for tax on his car. Mr. Garcia's car was taxed against his property in this city, registered in the~Sity of South San Francisco and the official card of registration issued to this city by the State Board of Equalization from Sacramento. Mr. Coleberd will investigate the matter. Receipt~was acknowledged by the Division of Highways, San Francisco~ of duplicate copies of themap showing streets of major omportance in the City of South SanFrancisco . Accepted. The monthly reports of the City Health Officer,City Judge, Chief of PoliceFire Chief Building Inspector~and City Clerk for the month ending January 31,1936, were submitted and accepted with the thanks or.Mayor Lloyd for the officers' promptness in attending to this duty. The report of Health Officer McMills dwelt at length on the situation at the Mushroo Farm, and suggested several ways of abating the nuisance there. His~report included opinions of Dr.W.Dickie, E.T.Ross and the owner of the Mushroom Farm.~ An application was received from A.J,Eschelbach to make certain alterations in his building 211 Linden Avenue at an estimated cost of $1~0. On motion by councilman Tibbetts, seconded by councilman Minucciani and regularly carried the desired permission was granted. Councilman Minucciani introduced an ordinance of the City of South San Francisco entitled" ERDINANCE ND. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ADOPTING THE UNIFORM ~UILDING CODE 1 EDITION AND REPEALING ORDINANCE N0.148 OF SAID CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTHNSAN FRANCISCO ADOPTING THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE 192~ EDITION ADOPTED Bk- THE PACIFIC COAST BUILDING OFFICIALS CONFERENCE AT THE SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING 0CTOBER,192~" ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 1~,1928. The ordinance had its first reading and was laid over to come up under the regular order of business at the next meeting of the city council. ORDINANCE NO. Councilman Boido introduced an ordinance entitled;- "AN ORDINANCE REGUHATING THE SALE,INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF APPLIANCES DESIGNATED T0 E~LOY NATURAL, MIXED OR MANUFACTURED GAS AS A FUEL MEDIU AND HOUSE GAS PIPING IN THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN~HANCISC0: PROVIDING FOR THE INSPECTION OF SAID APPLIANCES AND HOUSE GAS PIPING:PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS FOR THE INSTALLATION AND FOR REPAIR OF SAID APPLIANCES AND HOUSE GAS PIPING AND THE COLLECTION OF FEES THEREFOR: PROVIDING FOE THE LICENSING OF PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF INSTALLING AND FOR REPAIRING SAID APPLIANCES AND HOUSE GAS PIPIN PROVIDING FOR PENELTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. The ordinance had it first reading and was laid ore, to come up under the regular order of business at the next regular meeting of the city council. Claims in the amount of 2~63.~0were next presented to the city council for payment Ro~ Smith Foreman Ltnden Ave. Bridge $ 5V.20 " " 8.80 La Mars Garage Battery, ~eat covers, etc. Police car ~9.82 feeding prisoners & Calif. Police Officers dues 1936 repairs motorcycle i police outfit & 2 holsters i Revolver Louis Belloni Dudley Perkins Western Mfg. Co. Baker Hamilton & Pacific Scampini and Zanetti A. J. Pacheco Robinson Druggist J.~Penna 3.65 11.22 2~.65 4 tires, etc. Police Dep. 63.3~ Maintain and test fire boxes Jan 20.00 Supplies Fire Dept. 2.5~ Supplies " .40 The~tes~of the previous meeting ~er~ ~ad. There 9ei~g no errors or omissions councilman Minucciani moved they be adopted as'read. The motion was seconded by councilman 2ibbetts and regularly carried. A communication was received from the ~acific Gas and Electric Co, requesting the city's permission to open trenches in the intersection of-Maple Avenue and Aspen Avenue and Linden Avenue between Pine Avenue and Seventh Lane. ~Heferred to Councilman Tibbetts and the ~esired permission~granted. An application for a position on the election board of the city election April 14 next was received from Mrs. Mary Edna Dinning. Application accepted and ordered placed on file for future reference. A communication was received from G.H.Thomson, of the South San Francisco sign Co., asking the cityfs permission to operate a daylight'sign consisting of the words "ACME FOR QUALITY" or some such slogan, for which privilege the si~n company would donate to the city an additional display~sign following the words "SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO" by the word "FACTORY, "HOMES~ or other wording advertising South San Francisco. Laid over for consideration. The city received a copy of the Division of Highways statement to Engineer Klassen relating to the ¼ cent gas tax allocation to municipalities in the Fourth District. Copy~accep~ and placed O~ file. A communication from the California Pacific Title & Trust Company stated'they had received a deed of~easement and right of way from the California ~ater Service Company to the City of South San Francisco for canal purposes for the Co!ma and Baden Creeks, and would hold same until certain~conditions were complied with, Accepted and pla~ed on file. A 2omm~nication was received stating Mt. ES.Moore of the California Stste Automo~il~ Association had written Mr. Coleberd regarding the payment of J.Garcia of~the sum of $3.V5 to the City of South San Francisco for tax on his car. Mr. Garcia's car was taxed against his property in this city, registered in the~gity of South San Francisco and the official card of registration issued to this city by the State Board of Equalization from Sacramento. Mr. Coleberd will investigate the matter. Receipt~was acknowledged by the Division of Highways, San Francisco~ of duplicate copies of themap showing streets of major omportance in the City of South SanFrancisco . Accepted. The monthly reports of the City Health Officer,City Judge, Chief of PoliceFire Chie~ Building Inspector~and City Clerk for the month ending January 31,1936, were submitted and accepted with the thanks of.Mayor Lloyd for the officers' promptness in attending to this duty. The report of Health Officer McMills dwelt at length on the situation at the Mushro¢ Farm, and suggested several ways of abating the nuisance there. His~report included opinions of Dr.~.Dickie, E.T.Ross and the owner of the ~ushroom Farm.~ An application was received from A.J,Eschelbach to make certain alterations in his building 211 Linden Avenue at an estimated cost of $1V50. On motion by councilman Tibbetts, seconded by councilman Minucciani and regularly carried the desired permission was granted. Councilman Minu¢ciani introduced an ordinance of the City of South San Francisco entitled" ERDINANCE ND. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ADOPTING THE UNIFOHM BUILDING CODE ~ EDITION AND REPEALING ORDINANCE N0,148 OF SAID CITY OF SOUTH SAN FHANCISC0 ENTITLE~ "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTHESAN FRANCISCO ADOPTING THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE 192~ EDITION ADOPTED BY THE PACIFIC COAST BUILDING OFFICIALS CONFERENCE AT THE SIXT~ ANNUAL MEETING OCTOBER,192V" ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 1~,1928. The ordinance had its firs~ reading and was laid over to come up under the regular order of business at the next meeting o~ the city council. ORDINANCE NO. Councilman Boido introduced an ordinance entitled;- "AN ORDINANCE REGUHATING THE SALE,INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF APPLIANCES DESIGNATED T0 E~LOY NATb~AL, MIXED OR MANUFACTURED GAS AS A FUEL NEDIL AND HOUSE GAS PIPING IN ~HE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO: PROVIDIN G FOR THE INSPECTION OF S~ID APPLIANCES AND HOUSE GAS PIPING:PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS FOR TttE INSTALLATION AND FOR REPAIR OF SAID APPLIANCES AND HOUSE GAS PIPIN~ AND THE COLLECTION OF FEES THEREFOR: PROVIDING FOE THE LICENSING OF PERSONS ENGAGE~ IN THE BUSINESS OF INSTALLING AND FOR REPAIRING SAID APPLIANCES AND HOUSE G~S PIPI~ PROVIDING FOR PENELTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. The ordinance had it first reading and was laid ore, to come up under the regular order of business at the next regular meeting of the city council. Claims in the amount of 2~63.~were next presented to the city council for payment Ro~ Smith Foreman Linden Ave. Bridge $ 57.20 " " 8.80 La Mars Garage Battery, seat covers, etc. Police car 49.82 feeding prisoners & Calif. Police Officers dues 1956 repairs motorcycle 1 police outfit & 2 holsters 1 Revolver Louis Belloni Dudley Perkins Western Mfg. Co. Baker Hamilton & Pacific Scampini and Zanetti A. J. Pacheco Robinson Druggist J. 'Penna Electrical Co~unication Co. G. E. Leverton Fashion Clothing Co. 3.65 32 '31 11.22 2V.6§ 4 tires, etc. Police Dep. 63.37 Maintain and t~st fire boxes Jan 20.00 Supplies Fire Dept. 2.57 Supp lie s " .40 Battery talking switch 3.50 1 ribbon - Fire Chief .~5 1 Uniform - Fire Chief 53.05 r F. J. Lautze Curti, J. E. 01iverria M. Carreiro J. 0. McMills So. S. F. Bakery Cutter Laboratories So. City Lumber Co. I, II II Silvio Pianca Je E. Barnes Pacific Pumping Co. Golden West Quarry Ente~pris~ Foundry P. G. &E. II Il II Pacheco Ele'c ~ ~'~"A e Kneese G. N. Messier California Water Service Pacific Tele. & Tele W. L. Hickey & Son Patrick & Moise Klinkner Co. Sun Printing Co. Elmer' s Floral Shop J. Welch So.S.F. Chamber of Commerce Andrew Hynding California Water service So. City Lumber So. City Sheet Metal Prod. Repairs Street ~uck 8 hrs. labor cleaning outfall sewer S hrs. labor " Phone Health Dept. Nov.Dec.Jan Bread for rat poison Small-pox anti toxin 6 pieces 0P cement, sand, etc for Orange Ave. & Linden Avenue bridge 2 hand rollers Orange Avenue job Materials Linden Avenue bridge 1 roll Fullerwear Hvy Efg 8 hfs. foreman Orange Ave. J ob 52" "Linden Avenue bridge . 1V days rental pump 10.53 tons ct. run I ~smzhole frame and grate temp. service wire Linden Avenue 11.44 4.00 4.00 4.00 9.V5 1.54 22.15 4.V5 16.48 20.00 6.01 2 21.00 45.50 34.00 8.14 20.60 bridge 8.50 connecting standards 12/16 to 1/2 15.00, Street lighting Jan 604.08 misc. service 12/ll to 1/13 183.22 Glass & lamps for street lights ~3.25 labor changing lam~s, etc. 49.00 material and labor repair gene rat ors 60.3 ~ January field and office work on various projects 452.36 5~days Jan. reconciliation del. roll 49.50 Library service Jan 4.50 Fountain and fire house service 3.38 Hydrant rental Jan 462.00 Phone service Jan 52.20 Phone 10V1 Jan 2.V5 Phone 626 Nov. Dec. Jan. ~.50 1 floor drain 1.49 300 vehicle license plates 32.65 5 copies building code 5.15 wreath for Mrs. Klassen 5.00 removing dogs and cats Jan 31.50 Advertising Jan 1936 25.00 City public liability - der. prem 40.00 Service Baseball park Jan~ 12.00 5~ nails .46 Installing vent, etc hot house 12.10 Total $2,763.40 The claims having been ~ld~lt~d by the finance committee Councilman Tibbetts moved they be paid. The motion was seconded b~ COuncilman Minucciani and regularly carried. Under unfinished business the matter of the abatement of the Mushroom Farm Manure nuisance was taken up. The report of the several health officers invetigating t~e oase was given further consid- la e dele ation from ~aden a eared before the council and argued ag~ins~the place being eration. A rg g PPI M permitted to continue under the present conditions. A representative of r. Di/Fillippe spoke for him stating the place would be put in a sanitary condition at once. On motion by councilman Boido, seconded by councilman Ninucc~ani and regularly carried Mr Di Fillippe was allowed until March 1,1936, to remove all manure and other objectionable features causing the nuisance, and to place the establishment in a sanitary condition. Under the head of new business Hay Spangler, Secretary and Treasurer of the local Chzmber of Commerce stated the chamber advocates the continuance of the efforts of the health committee to eradicate disease~Dreeding centers,and to concentrate efforts to aecure~proper and lasting dosposal of sewage in the City of South San Francisco, and called upon the City Council to make a study of the. matter and take action regarding this most important of the city's present problems. Mayor Reese Lloyd stated the matter will. be taken up at an early meeting of the council and engineers and others qualified to act with the city. There being no further business councilman Minucciani moved to adjourn until the next regular meeting, Monday, February 17, 19Z~, at 8 o'clock,6;m. The motion was seconded by councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried. .... Time of adjournment, 9;~0 o'clock p.m. Approved Respectfully submitted, .... ~ ,City Cler~k~.