HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1939-08-07Regular meeting of the City Council of the, City of South
San Francisco, Held Monday, Aug V,1939.
A regula~ meeting of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco was
held in the City Hall Monday evening AuEmst Vth, 1939.
meeting was called to order at 8:00 o'clock p. m, by Mayor A. J.Eschelbach.
Roll call fommlall members of t~e City Council present as follows:
Councilmen V. Boido, Rod Tibbetts, A. J. EschelbaCh, D. W. Ratto, M. Minuccianie
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
A communication was received from Ernesto Marcelli stating his desire to file
a claim against the Macce Construction Company for damages to his crops in the
amount of $1~OOeO0. The matter was referred to City Attorney Coleberd.
A communication was. received from Pacific Gas and Electric Company for pe~-
mission to open a trench at Linden Avenue ami Second Lane for the purpose of re-
placing a portion of 2" gas main. The matter was referred to Councilman Tibbetts.
City Engineer Mamshall addressed a letter to the Council setting forth his
recommendations for additional lighting in various parts of the city at amonthly
cost to the city of $24.80. The city clerk was intructed to write the P. G. & E.
giving them the locatiom~ of the ligh~s.
Application for a business license was received fromSmith and Abrahams to
engage in manufacturing and wholesale distribution of water works supplies and
spelalties at 205 Cypress Avenue. The application was refered to Police Chief
Bellonie
A petition signed by eight residents of co-w, ercial Avenue asking the City
Council to~ curb the speeding motorists on this ave~e before someone's child is
seriously injured. T~e matter was referred to Police Chief Belloni.
was received. The ~onthly reports of the City Auditor.Treasurer.Clerk.Fire Chief.building
InsPector.~udge~ealth Officer Poun~keeper and C. hief of Police for the month of' July were received
and accepted. ORDINANCE NO.
Am ord~-,nce amending Sections 8.03, 8.04, 8,05, 8,20 of O~dinance Nos 171 of the
City of South San F~ancisco entitXe~ "An ordinance p~oviding for licensing of
business, professions, trades, callings and occupations in the City of South San
Francisco~ Adopted May ?, 1~, was introduced by Councilma~/Minucciani, had its
first readi~ and was laid over to come up at the next reguiarmeeting of the City
Councils
RESOLUTION NO. ?29
Councilma~ Boido introduced a resolution of the City Council of the City of South
San Francisco to pay the Union Paving Company $1752.04 in full satisfaction of
their deman~ for work done in improving South Linden Avenue, On roll call the
following members of the City Council voted for the passage of the. resolutions
Oouncilmem V. Boido, Rod Tibbetts, A. J. Eschelbach, D. W. Ratto. Councilman
Ratte objected to the payment of the bill but finally voted in the affirmatives
Councilman Minucciani also objected to the payment of the bill and did not vote,
Attest: Daniel McSweeney
City Clerk
Recox~ied in Book of Resolutions Vole 3 at page 226.
Bids were opened for the 75 inch Locke Triplex Power ~awn Mower,
Chase Berg Company presented a bid of $675,00 delivered FeOeBe San Franciscee
G. F. Bisho~ c°mPanypresented a bid for one Toro Model C Tractor with heav~
duty pnemaatic tires for the sum of $595.00, The awarding of ~e bid was ~d
~e~ fo~ ~theP considerations ~
Claims in the amount of $ 4,588,46
payment:
were next presented to the Council for
Louis Belloni
Joe
E, Pe DeBerry
SOeSeFe Hospital
H, H, Oaldwell
Brunton's Automotive Service
Dudley Pe~
S. Ba~y
E. Eozl~ski
A ~ Robi~on
W, ~cat~lli
P. Smith
Me ~zzetti
M, Oaat~o
C, Be~al
F.
O, ~ch~k
expense to crime cony. an~
prisoners meals July
wash lubricate police ca~
Imtoxication tests June-July
fingerprint file
part for motorcycle radio
~epairs motor cycle
ttendin~ fires July
#,
3,47
3.26
22.50
100,/)0
5.59
29.02
1.00
1.00
1.50
1,50
2,50
2.50
2, 50
3,00
3,50
3.50
5,50
:/~. O0
A communication was received from Ernesto Ma~celli stating his desire to file
a claim against the Macco Construction Company for damages to his crops in the
amount of $1~OOeOO. The matter was referred to City Attorney Coleberd.
A communication was. received from Pacific Gas an~ Electric Company for per-
mission to open a trench at Linden Avenue an~ Second Lane for the purpose of re-
placing a portion of 2# gas main. The matter was referred to Councilman Tibbetts.
City Engineer Ma~shall addressed a letter to the Council setting forth his
recomendations ~or additional lighting in various parts of the city at a monthly
cost to the city of $24.80, The city clerk was i~ructed to write the P. G. & E,
givin~ them the locations of the lights.
Application for a business license was received from Smith and Abrahams to
engage in manufacturing and wholesale distribution of water works supplies and
spelalties at 205 Cypress Avenue. The application was refered to Police Chief
Bellonie
A petition signed by eight residents of comercial Avemue asking the City
Council to. curb the speeding motorists on this avenne before someone's child is
seriously injured. The matter was referred to Police Chief Bellont.
was received. The monthly reports of the City Auditor,Treasurer,Clerk,Fire Chief,building
InsPector,JudgeP:ealth Officer Poundkeeper, and C. hief of Police for the month of' July were received
and. accepted. ORDINANCE NO.
An ordinance amending Sections 8.03. 8.0~, 8.05, 8.20 of Or~insnce No. 171 of the
City of South San F~ancisco entitXe~ "An ordinance p~oviding for licensing of
busimess,_professions, ~ades, callings and occupations in the City of South San
Francisco~ Adopted May ~, 19~, was introduced by Councilma~ Minucciani, had its
first rea~ing and was laid over to come up at the next regular meeting of the City
Councils
REB~UTION NO. 729
Councilma~ Boido introduced a resolution of the City CoUncil of the City of South
San Francisco to pay the Union Paving C~mpany $1752.04 in full satisfaction of
their demand for work done in improving South Linden Avenue. Om x~ll call the
following members of the City Council voted for the passage of the. resolutions
Councilmen V. Boido~Rod Tibbetts, A. J, Eschelbach, D. W. Ratto. Councilm~
Ratto objected to the payment of the bill but finally voted in the affirmatives
Councilman Minucciani also objected to the payment of the bill and did not vote.
Attest: Daniel McSweeney
City Clerk
Recorded in Book of Resolutions Vole 3 at page 226,
Bids were opened for the 75 inch Locke Triplex Power ~awn Mowe~.
Chase Berg Company presented a bid of $675e00 delivered F,OeBe San Francisco
G. F. Bisho~ Comply presented a bid f~ o~ To~o M~el C Tractor wi~ hea~
duty pne~tie t~ea fo~ t~ s~ of $595.00, The awar~ of ~e bid was ~d
~e~ fop ~rthep considerations
Claims in the amount ors 4,5~8.46
payment:
were next p~esented to the Council for
~ouis Belloni
Joe I~mb~
E. Pe DeBerr~
~Oe~eFe ~os~ita~
It. H. Caldwell
Br~nton, s Automotive Service
Dudley Perkins
S. Barney
expense to crime cony. and
prisoners meals July
wash lubricate police oa~
Ymtoxioation tests June-July
fingerprint file
pa~t for motorcycle radio
~tepairs motor cycle
tendin~ fires July
.
3.47
3.26
22.50
100.~0
5.59
29.02
1.00
1.00
1.50
1.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
3.00
3.50
3.50
5.50
;~.00
j
0. Rinehart
J. Hunt ingtom
ipenna
Spinelli
A. Johnson
V. Uller7
Roun~ ~alifornia Chain Co.p.
Southuity Auto Service
F. S. & W. W. Hirsch
Pacheco Electric
A. J. Pacheco
Mario's Texaco Statioh
Ente ~pris e l~ess
Fred i J. Lautze
W. L.-Hickey and Son
Attending fires July $
,~,
materials fire dept.
repairs Chev.& Seagrave #2
parts for f&re engine
maintain street lights July --
maintain fire system July
2 tires and tubes fire chiefs ca~
envelopes - fire chief
500 mimeograph shee~s - fire dep.
legal ad. calling for lawn mower bids
repairs fire car
work done at fire house ~2
So. C~ty Laundry & Linen ~upply wa~ fire house July
Superior Laum~Ix~ "
J. Galli
M. ~aufer
B. J. Senclner
J. Mas~ovecchio
F. Mandoli
T. Pretzer
J. Gioffre
Hoy'.s Sex~tc e
So. City Lumber & Supply
J. S. Baker
Frank Kelly
John~H. Haley Co*
H. Ne Cook Belting Co.
Electric Steel Foundry Co.
Ric's Service Station
Knox Hale Machinery Co.
So. City Plumbing Shop
Hax~on Rickax~ & McCone
Mario's Texaco Service
01d Reliance Garage
Ro~ Tibbetts
Modern Office Ma.hines Co.
Robinson- Druggist
P. G. & E.
J. G. Walker
D. Colombo
Bender Moss Co.
California Water Service
San Mate. County Title
Pacific Tele.& Tele. Coo
U. S. Marshall
Garden City P~oducts Co.
Spt.use Reitz Co.
C. W. Ma~vedel
J. C. Penney Co.
Spit.' s Inc.
Union Paving Co.
2 da~ labc~.0range Ave. Park
6
~ n n
5 d laborltrim trees
6 " "on streets
6 i~ "city hall park
labor on grader- 2 tire for truck
repairs fire chief..~s car
repairs Lawn mower
1 fingerprint cabinet
crushed rock
500' redwood stakes
m. terials
16 hrs. rental caterpillar &Bulldozer
repairs park truck
welding on road roller
welding scraper blade
erecting screens on approach signs
1 bale wiping rags
5' rawhide packing
24 H &.L Points
gas for grader
brooms and asphalt tampers
repair drink fount Martin School Park
2 ball jc~ts for grader
g~ease - Ford truck
repairs street ~k
Muni dinners at Venetian Villa
4 typewriter twirlers
2 typewriter ribbons .
street lights July
m~scellaneous service July
Secy. Planning Comm. July
replacing plaster City Hall
Revised Vol. McQuillin' s
hydrant rental July
service various playgrounds July
various services July
r,ports July
~plione service July office supplies
20 bales rice straw - 25 empty sacks
Supp,l, ies recreation Dept.
#
6 yds. muslin"
1 tennis racket - 4 d°z arrow tips
I'~11 settlement work on So. ~Inden ~ve,
6.5~
7.50
8.00
8'50
9,00
9.00
19.06
65.27
8.45
8.25
52. O0
34.00
15.90
1.55
6.00
.57
58.60
5.58
4.43
9.00
27. O0
54. O0
. 54.00
22.50
27.00
27, O0
50.10
5.25
1.00
12.62
12.75
20.70
2.24
64. O0
2.50
6.00
7.'00
187.75
6.70
.52
19.39
19.63
51,12
9.13
5.36
1.50
19.65
15.05
1.03
1.75
702.07
111.71
10.00
12.50
15.45
329.00
179.49
72.96
1.50
101.56
8.61
13.13
2.46
8.58
.99
4.37
1752.04
Total ........ $4588.46
The claims having been audited by the finance committee Councilmen Minucciani moved
they be paid. The motion was seconded by Councilmen Ratto and regularly carried.
There appearing no further business before the council Councilman Minucciani moved
to adJour~ to Monday evening August 14. 1959, at 8 o'clock p. m. The motion was
~seconded by Councilman Ratto and regularly carried.
Time of adjournment 9.5o o'clock p. m.
Approved
Mayor of SOuth San ~'rancisco.
Resp~lly ~hmi~t ed