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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1940-11-18REGULAR YEETiNG OF !'?E CITY COU~CIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTt~ SAN FRANCISCO, "~ NOV. 18T~,1940. I~ELD The regular meeting of the city council of the City of South San ~ancisco was held in the city hall,Monday evening, November 18,1940. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock P.M. by Mayor George W;Holston. ROLL CALL. Roll call found all members of the council present, as follows;- Councilmen,V.Botdo,George W.H~lston,Reese Lloyd, D.'..?/.Ratto, Rod Tibbetts. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read. Th~..m~nU~a~o~;No~;:;~th;were]co?rected to ~ead,!~'at~ouyn~d,:to Mon~y,.~ November ll,1940,at 8 O'clock P.M., and accepted as amended. Permission was requested by the Pacific Gas & Electric Company to extend their ~" gas main in Acacia Ave., between Third Lane & Baden Ave., amproximately 80'. Referred to Counc~lman Tibbetts and the desired permission .granted. A co~munication was received ~rom Architect mvterson of the Library stating that !'r. Person, tle contractor,~ hsd removed some shelves on.the request of the L~brarian and he had re~- laced the ~ame with wainscoatin?, ~aint~ng,etc, and the clsi,~', f"~r the work amounted to ~96.20, Mr. Gutterson stated he believed the claim is ~usttfied. Councilman Lloyd stated the request for the change should have been made to the city,and did not believe'tke claim was in order. The matter was laid over for further consideration. ~he American Legion Auxiliary submitted a communication to the City Council requesting that a City Recreation Commi?sion be created. The mater was referred to Chairman Hardy and the recreation Co~ ~~nd a list ordered sent to the Auxiliary. Application was made by Df. John Tocchini,Chairman , Dance ComEittee TiDpecanoe Tribe lll,F.O E. requesting p~mission to hold a dance Thanksgiving Eve. Permission. cranted.,,o A comn~unication was received from The State Compensation Insurance Fund stating that an adjustment had been made in settlig the compensation to foe ~aid to MrsC.Rostoni~ that t!ey hsd forward" ded the sum of ~i~1V9..55 to her, for nine weeks compensation and $150 funeral expenses, and that the sum of ~19.95 a week would be sent to her for ~80 Weeks. The arrangement was satisfactory tc the ' City Council. Chief of Police Selloni submitted the names of Bendo Papini and John Di Bene as special policemen-watchmen at the Western Pipe ~.1 Steel Company. On motion by Councilman Ratto,sec~.~nded by Councilman Tibbetts a nd regularly carried the appointments were confirmed/ The monthly reoorts of the Librarian, Health Officer and Cit~~ Treasurer for the month end- ing Oatober 31,1940%were submitted and on motion by Councilman Lloyd, seconded by Councilman Ratto, accepted as read. RESOLUTION N0986. A resolution zoning Southwood Subdivision of South San Francisco was introduced by councilman Boido. The resolution was adooted by the votes of all the members of the council, as follows;- Ayes..,,Councilmen, V.Boido,George ~.Holston,Reese Lloyd, D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts. ~.iioes, Councilmen,None.Abeent, Co ncilmen,None. Attests. ~a~g__l 2c~weeney City Clerk. Recorded in Book of ResQlutions, Vol.3, at page ORDIL.!ANCE NO. An ordinance, entitled"AN ORDI~ANCE REGULATING TRAF~':IC UPON 5~E PUBLIC STREETS OF THE CITY OF ouu~ SAN FRANCISCO" was introduced by councilman Boido, Lad its first reading and was laid over to come up before the city council at its next regular meeting. Chief of Police Oelloni reported attending to the matter of the request of the South San Francisco echool department for increased police ~rootet.Lon. After discussion regarding pln-ball game the city atto~hey ~a~ instructed to draw up an brdinance regulating its operation. L°gan"~ah~lih ~PPeared b~f°re the City Council and reported having met representatives of the California Wire Cloth Co.,branch of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, who, he stated were looking over sites With a view to building a plant in the west, and asked if the City of South San Fran- cisco would build: ~ ~ .: ....... · -~ i ..... · ~ .... a road to their olant in the event the~ established one in the ~outh Industrial area. /.~fter weighing the proposition thoroughly it was agree~ t~at'the city would finance the building of tke re, ad, which, it was estimated by the city engineer, womld be approximately ~1500. L~ring t) e discussion it developed that the ~Jlant, if installed here,would employ 400 to 500 men, and cost ;~1,000,000. The city attorney was instructed to write the co,stating the city would build the road,etBequest was made b),. Logan Franklin of the Enterprise for the usual annual Christ~ss Add in the Christmas eddition to be published about December 4. Councilman Lloyd moved ~ '~. '[the c~itak~., the .!$100 add as usual. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ratto and regularly carried. Referring to ~he'matte'r of securing [3each property for the city,Councilman Ratto stated that the So.S.F.Land & Imp.Co., would not reduce t~:e price,,but offered to consider reducing the ]~rice on tide land 10ts and increase the price on solid ground. Mayor~Holston appointed as a committee of the council to wait uoon ~Ir. Shaw and see what could be done, Councilmen Ratto, Lloyd and Holston. Councilman Lloyd moved that City attorney Coleberd be sent as the city's delegate to the Municipal Attorneys Convention in Washington, D.C. that expenses of ~230 be allowed, and with permission to leave the state. The motion was seconded by Cooncilman Tibbetts and regularly carried. Claims in the amount of ~3,933.11 were presented to the council for payment;- Marlo Volonte one only De Soto car,fire dept., $1~84.V0 Irvine & gavkens 4 brass signs $ 41.V~ Price Furniture Co., material~? police dept., ~ 41.M5 Fred J.Lautze, lubricati-:~?: police car,etc., $ 4.55 Spuri Studio picture auto accident ~ 1.15 Western ManufactUring Co belt cartridge ~i~~, 8.19 Brunston's Automotive Set. generator,police car ~ "~1~.19 " " rep.Buick $ 5.61 Fashion Clothing: Co., Officer Lamuth uniform ~ 5V.16 Louis Belloni ~ weeks pay A/C no 1940,vacation Corner Grocery 6 ~952 Superior. Laundry wash, fire dept., Arndt's Dep~rtment Store 6 towels Pac.Coast Building 0ff's Conference cross index, cards Royal Supply Co., 4 dr~ cells,cloth,etc., " " hin~es.oaint $ 5.37 lO.0O Tfbbetts and the desired permission Franted. A co:?munication was received from Architect Gutterson of the Library stating that ir. Person, t~e contractor,~ hsd removed, some shelves on.the request of the tJbrarian and he had reo- laced the ~:ame wit?~ wainscoatinF, vsint~ng,etc, and the clsi,~ f'~.r the work amounted to ~96.~0, Mr. Gutterson stated he believed the claim is Oustified. Councilman Lloyd stated the re$~est for the change should have been made to the city,and did not believe'tke claim was in order. The matter was laid over for further consideration. ~he American Le~ion Auxiliary submitted a communication to the City Council requesting that a City Recreation Commi~,sion be created. The mater was referred to Chairman Hardy and the recz'ea~ion Com~. '~~nd a list ordered sent to the Auxiliary. Application was made by Df. John Tocchini,Chairman , Dance d~ommittee Tippecanoe ~ribe lll,F.0 E. requesting p~mission to hold a dance Thanksgiving Eve. Permission. crmnted, t A comn~unication was received from The State Compensation Insurance $~nd stating that an adjustment had ~een made in settlig the compansation to be raid to ~rsC.Rostoni, that tley had forwar~'~ ' ~ed the sum of ~$1V9..55 to her, for nine weeks compensation and $150 funeral expenses, and that the sum of ~19.95 a week would be sent to her for ~80 Weeks. The arrangement was satisfactory t¢ the -' City Council. Chief of Police Belloni submitted the names of Bendo Papini and John Di Bene as special policemen-watchmen st the Western Pipe & Steel Company. On motion by Councilman Ratto,sec~nded by . Councilman Tibbetts a nd regularly carried the appointments were confirmed/ The monthlF reoorts of the Librarian, health Officer and Cit~. Treasurer for the month end- ing 0atober 31,1940~were submitted and on motion by Councilman Lloyd, seconded by Councilman Ratto, accepted as read. RESOLUTION N0~86. A resolution zoning Southwood Subdivision of South San Francisco was introduced by councilman Boido. The resolution was adooted by the votes of all the members of the council, as follows;- Ayes_.,Councilmen, V.Boido,George ~.Holston,Reese Lloyd, D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts. i.,~oes, Councilmen,None.Abeent, Co ncil~en,None. Attest Daniel ~cSweeney City Clerk. Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3, at page 9U9. 0RDI~.~ANCE NO. An ordinance, entitled"AN ORDIi'~ANCE REGULATI~iG TRAPY'IC UPON %PE PUBLIC STREETS OF THE CITY OF SOUIH SAN FRANCISCO" was introduced by councilman Boido, !_ad its first reading and was laid over to come up before the city council at its next regular meeting. Chief of Police Oelloni reported attending to the matter of the request of the South San ~'rancisco echool deoartment for increased police orootetion. After discussion regarding pin-ball .~ame the city at~o~e~ ~a~ instructed to draw up an brdinance regulating its operation; L°gan'~r~li~ ~ppeared b~f0r® the City Council and reported having met representatives of the California Wire Cloth Co.,branch ef the Colorado Fuel~and Iron Company, who, he stated were looking over sites With a view to building a plant in the west, and asked if the City of South San Fran- cisco would build ~ · . ~ : ~ a road to their olant in the event the~ established one in the ~outh : Industrial area. /..fter weighing the proposition tLorou~hly it was agree~ tbat'the city would finance tke building of the road, which, it was estimated by the city engineer, wo~ld be approximately ~1500. During tie discussion it developed that the ,~lant, if installed here,would employ 400 to 500 men, and cost ~1,000,000. The city attorney was instructed to write the co.stating the city would build the road,et~equest was made b3' Logan Franklin of t~e Enterprise .for the usual annual Christmas ~Sd in tha Christmas eddition to be published about December 4. Councilman Lloyd moved -i ci~take~ the .~$100 add as usual. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ratto and regularly carried. Referring to ghe'matter of securing i~each property for the city,Councilman Ratto stated that the So.S.F.Land & Imp.Co., would not reduce the price,,but offered to consider reducing the ii, rice on tide land lots and increase the price on solid ground. ~a~or Holston appointed as a committee of the council to wait uoon ~Ir. Shaw and see what could be done, Councilmen Ratto, Lloyd and Holston. Councilman Lloyd moved that City attorney Coleberd be sent as the city's delegate to the ~<unicipal Attorneys Convention in Washington, D.C. that expenses of ~!~30 be allowed, and with oermission to leave the state. The motion was seconded by Cooncilman Tibbetts and regularly carried. Claims in the amount of $3,933.11 were presented to the council for payment;- ~ario Volonte one only De Soto car,fire dept., $1~84.V0 Irvine & gavkens 4 brass signs $ 41.7~ Price Furniture Co., material~ police dept., ~ 41.R5 Fred J.Lautze, lubricating police car,etc., ~ 4.55 Spuri Studio picture auto accident ~ 1.18 ~ Western Nanufact~ring Co belt cartridge ~ 8.19 Brunston's Automotive Set. generator,police car ~ l~.19 " " rep.Buick ~ 5.~1 57.16 Fashion Clothin~ Co., Louis Belloni Officer Lamuth uniform ~ weeks pay A/C no 1940,vacation Corner Grocery 6 ~9~ Superior Laundry wash, fire dept., Arndt's Dep~rtment Store 6 towels Pac.Coast Building 0ff's Conference cross index,cards Royal Supply Co., 4 dr2 cells,cloth,etc., " " hinges,paint Mike Laufer park labor D.J.De Bene " " 100. O0 $ 5 5. 7 ~ 4.43 }4 10.00. $ 7.4o ~ 25.00 ~ 50.00 Disbursements,continued;- Adolpho Soldani, park labor F.~andoli trimming trees E.Bianchi trimming trees J.Apple " Ted Pretzer street labor D.Daly " " H.Truxall " " P.Lombardi " " Joe Cavalli shaFpening tools International Harvester Co rep motor patrol 60.00 $ e~.oo $ 95 .oo $ 5~.50 ~ 55.00 $ ~o.oo ~ 50.00 5o.oo 1.~5 $ 16.26 It ,t ,! f! Pac.Tel & Tel.Co., tt ti tt Kelly's Welding Shop welding $ 3.90 So.S.F.Chamber of Commerce, advertising A/C $ 200.00 g.D.Haley city hall supplies $ 4.07 H.L.Haaker bond of city judge $ 25.00 Robinson-~ruggist films for engineer $ 2.08 " " supplies police dept. $ V.98 " " " ta~ collector$" ~.3~ California Water Service Co.water playground $ 161.TV hydrant rental,0ctl library service city hall & dumps ser. fountain fire ho.etc," phone 66V $ city phones Patrick-Moise Klinkner Co. ribbons,envelopes$ Angelo Galli The Enterprise tt tt Palace Food Store South S.F.Bakery Vincenzini Bros Sprouse Heitz C .W. _?_ arwede ll transporting chains,Etc. P .0.edition Christmass edition recreatio n supplies tt tt f! ?f 71' Tri-city Bluprint Co., 'S.M.Co.Title Co., Pac..~as & El.Co. South .City Lumber & Supply Co., supplies Industrial City Lumber Co. Eucalyptrum " " " "glass, parks " " " "paint blueprints daily reports street lights Oct. misc. service Total $3933.11 219. O0 19.3'~ 30.63 ~.~8 V.55 V6.58 4.2~ 1.50 25.75 lOO.00 6.52 8.55 6.o5 lO.CO 8.o3 6.6,5, 1.50 V95.85 101.62 The claims havinF been audited by the finance committee councilman Lloyd mo.ved they be pa! The motion was seconded b~ Councilman Boido and regularly carried. There being no further business before the board Councilman Tibbetts moved to adjourn until Monday,Decemser ~,1940. The motion was seconded by Councilman Boido and regularly carried. Time of adjournment 9;40 o'clock P. M. Approved I;"ayor an F~ancisco. Respectfully submitted,