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REGULAR
,-,~:',~'~._~:.~ OF *~t:~ CITY COii~iCIL 0]? ZEE CITY
0F $0UTt{ S.~N FRANCISC0, ]-.ELD LONDAY,
YEBRUAflY
The r~gular meeting of the city council of the City of South San Francisco was held in the
C~ty lJall,~'ionday evening, February
The mee.ting was called to order at 8 o'clock P.l',.i. by i~iayor Oeorge W.Holston.
ROLL CALL.
Roll tall found all members of the council present,as follows]-
Councilmen,V.Boido,George W.holston,Reese Lloyd,D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errors or omi~:.sions they were
appro~.ed am read.
Pacific Gas ~, Electric Company applied for permission to extend their ~" gas main third Lane
between Linden ~: 1,~'~aple Avenues 60' to sipply a store building. ReTerred to Councilman Tibbetts
and the demired permission granted.
In a -communication Count~' Clerk stated he had forwarded the su~v Of ~$66~3.o, 8 to ~ity engineer
~¥iarshall am the county's share of the cost of the drainage work done in Colma Creek. Accepted.
County Engineer Grant wrote the city council in answer to their letter requesting him to
construct ~houlders on Hillside Boulevard, a county bond road,as the same were being washed away,
stating it was not the fault of the county if the waters from ' he hil~lside washed away the road.
City engineer karshall stated t~e road is being paid for by county bond issue and the county is ·
responsible for damage done there, it was decided to take the matter up with Supervisor Rickey.
Frank ~[elly,owner of Lot ~5 in block 141 requested that a few loads of rock be dumped in the
alley of S~cond Lane to allow admittence to his garage.-Councilma~ Ratto objected stating it was
up to the property owner to take care of his entrance. As there was required but a few loads of
waste roctc or ~irt engineer ~,iarshall and councilman Tibbetts-reported there was some waste mater-
Jar being moved at present and there were no ['urther objections to placing some on Second lane.
t,,!aster Curley and his Tune Twisters Star & Radio Nigi:t Clubs applied for a permit to hold
a dance im Fraternal liall February ~1,194~, and asked for ~:olice p~'~otection. Permission granted.
Charlie Bertoldi applied for a couple loads of some brich being taken up from the United
Railroad tracks. 'l'he city decided to sell some at i cent each,after the city laid aside most of them
for thc ci.ty's use~ an~ t]~e request was laid over until arrangements can be made to separate them.
W.J.~rtin Company ap!:lied for permission to ;~,-ake alterations to their store on Lot 8 Block'
l~S,known ~s +he ol~] Cavassa Drug gtore~ in the amo~nt of ,..~600. Permission y~ranted.-
PaciDic '~elephone ~ ~ielegraph-Company asked permission to make alterations to their offices
at 004 Grand Avenv~e in tl. e sum of ~o~000. ~rmission granted.
A communication was rece~--?5 ~'rom tie Division of iiighways stating they had overlooked in
their .omm~nication of December 15 their intention to request approval of replacements by them
on E1 Camino Real, as well, and asked for the city's approval of this item. Councilman Lloyd
moved the city approve of the replacement. ~lhe motion was seconded by Councilman ~atto and regul-
arly carried.
A con'~unication w s received from city engineer ~/~arshall in tt-,e matter of the enlargement of
the 6'-6" wide 3'-6" high concrete culvert at the lower and uppe~ ends under the Oa~:shore Eighway
betwee Armour and Linden Avenues. he stated, the State claims th~-~'e is no obligation on their part
to do anything wi~atever to remedy the defect, tlc gave an estimate of ~?00 as the approximate sm.cunt
it would cost if the city chooses to do the work. Councilman Lloyd moved the engineer be authcrized
to proceed~ with tlc improvement. -~ihe motion was seconded by councilman Boido and re[~.ularly carried.
This amount would include city labor.
>~[r. ~¥arshall also stated that the cause of the water backing up on Linden Avenue just west
of Dayshore was due to the lack of capacity of tLe entrance pipe to the culvert under the Bayshore
Eighway whic~ causes water to raise on the land west of' i~ayshore Highway.
~.E.Cor.Pine
C-eorff~ Nielson a~:plied, for a business license to o~erate a service station at- ~'~
and Oayshore ilighway. Councilman ,Uatto moved t~e ai~?lication be granted. %he motion-was seconded
by councilman Llo~d and rs~f;ularly carried.
Chief_ of Police Zelloni submitted the following names for appointment as watchmen at the
various plants on t!e city;-Earold A.Jackins at bestern Pipe i. Steel 6o.,Oohn ~lelain W.P.P~ller ~. ~ Co.,
Joe Ra~be,~ethleham Steel Corp'n., A.R.~[ansen,-'oethleham Steel Corp'n.,Arthur Rudd Western Pipe
Steel Co.,~ Councilman fi'ibbetts moved t:~e a~?ointments be confirmec]. %he motion was seconded by
councilmar~ ~oido and rejularly carried.
A con'~munication was rece.1~ved from the Recreation Cow~..ission of South San i~'rancisco recom~end-
ins that the city approve the Works Project 7'dministration Contract,whic~ entails no additional
e~ense to-the city, and also reco=~nended the a[~point~-ent .~f kr. 2.L.l,:arnsworth Superintendent
of ~,ecreation to be Co-sponsor's Agent. Council~.an ~atto move5 the recommendations be accepted,
~be contrsmt si~ned and Superintendent 2?arnsworth appointed Co-sponsor. The motlo~: was seconded by
councilman. Tibbetts and regularl2: carried.
Chairman Robbins of tile recreation CO~l?~ission recoup, mended t,~at some !morovements be made to
the ?,ecreation Center building, statinf a new floor was needed., steps and~.'moOf repaird and some
painting done. A three year lease, was su~.gested before spending money on the owner's property.
27~:e owner will be approached for a three ?ear lease and inquiry ss to ~what rent would be acceptable.
Detailed r~ports of the activities of the recreation commission were submitted~recommendations
were made ihat park and playground areas be laid out or nrovided for in all new subdivisions
proposed to be annexed to ti e city. The comr~ission i'~'~et on Wednesday,Oanuary 1~,1940, and adopted
"ARSICLES OF 0h..ANIZATiON"which were submitted ~o the co~ncil for approval
The monthl~ reports of the Poundkeeper, city judge, chief of police, building inspector,fire
chief,sanitar~ inspector and city clerk for the month ending January 31,194~ , were submitted,
and,on motion by council::an Eatto seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularl~~ carried, accepted
as read.
Cit~ e~gineer Marshall submitted an estimate of the cost i of t~e construction of a four
foot sidew$1k, curb and g~tter on the NortL side of ~iillside Boulevard between Linden and Arden
Avenues,together with plans and specifications for the work. 'lhe estimale is ~1735.~0, to be
borne by the pro~erty owners most benefited.
RESOLUTION ii0.8~, ~
Councilman Boido introduced a resolution of the city council Of the City of South Sa~ Fran-
cisco adoptinf~ plans and specifications for tt~e construction of a four foot sidewalk on the North
side of Ei~lside Doulevard between Linden Avenue and Arden Avenue in Paradise ~alley. %he resolu'
tion was adopted by ~e votes of all the members of the city council,as follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen, xV.~oido,~eorse W.i!olston,Reese Lloyd, D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilman,None. Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel ~cSweeney
City Clerk. ~
Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3,at paf/e 3~9. ~,
~arshall au t~e county's share of the cost of the drainage work done in Colma Creek. Accepted.
County Engineer Grant wrote the cit~' council in answer to ti~eir letter requesting him to
construct ~shoulders on }~illside Boulevard, a county bond road,as the same were being washed away,
stating it was not the fault of the county if the waters from he hil~lside washed away the road.
City engineer karshall stated the road is being paid for by county bond issue and the county is ~.
responsible for damage done there, it was decided to take tile matter up with Supervisor t-~ickey.
Frank ~ielly,owner of Lot 95 in block 141 requested that a few loads of rock be dumped in the
alley of S~cond Lane to allow admittence to his garage.-ConncilmaA Ratto objected stating it was
up to the property owner to take care of his entrance. As tLere was required b~t a few loads of
waste rock or dirt engineer l, larshall and councilman libbetts- reported th. ere was some waste mater-
tar 'being moved at present and there were no ~urther objections to placing some on Second lane.
~?'~aster Curley and his Tune Twisters Star & Hadio Nigi't Clubs applied for a permit to hold
a dance irt Fraternal Hall February ~1,194o~ and asked for ~-~olice p~otection. £ermission granted.
Charlde Bertoldi applied for a couple loads of some brich being taken up from the United
Railroad tracks, i'he city decided to sell some at i cent each,after the city laid aside most of them
for th~ city's use~ an~] t~e request was lald over until arrangements can be made to separate them.
W.J.~rtin Company applied for permission to ~?ake alterations to their store on Lot 8 Block J
l~,known ~s ~he old Cavassa Drug Store~ in the amoL~nt of .i~600. Permission Eranted.-
Pacifdc ~Zelephone ~ ~ielegraph-Company asked permission to ~ake alterations to their offices
at 004 Grand Aven~e in tl. e sum of ~$o~000. r~rmission granted.
A communication was rece~vod ?ro~ t!e Division of Lig}~ways stating they had overlooked in
their -omm~nication of Decembe~ 15 their intention to request approval of replacements by tl~em
on E1 Camino Real, as well, and asked for the city's approval of this item. Councilman Lloyd
mo~ed the city approve of the replacement. 'lhe motion was seconded by Councilm~n ~atto and regul-
arly carried.
A co~'Eunication w~s received from city engineer Larshall in tl~e matter of the enlargement of
the 8'-6" wide 3'-6" high concrete culvert at the lower and uppe] ends ~nder the oayshore Eighway
betwee Armour and Lincm~en Avenues. Le stated the State claims th~.~ is no obligation on their part
to do anything wi'~atever to remed~ the defect. ~ie gave an eatimate of ~?00 as the approximate amount
it would cost if the city chooses to do the work. Councilman Lloyd moved the engineer be authcrized
to proceed~ with tlc improvement. ~he motion was seconded by councilman ~oido and regularly carried.
This amount would include city labor.
~¥[r. l¥.arshall also stated, that the cause of the water 0acking up on Linden Avenue just west
of ~ayshore was due to the lack of capacity of the entrance pipe to the culvert under the Bayshore
Lighway wh~ict~ causes water to raise on the land west of ~ayshore ~ighway.
0eorg~ Nielson a~plied, for a business license to o~erate a service station at-?J.E.Cor.Pine
and ~ayshore ~ighway. Councilman ~atto moved the a~?lication be granted. The ~otion-was seconded
by councilman Llo~d a~d rsgul~arly carried.
Chief-of Police ~elloni submitted the following names for aDpointment as watchmen at the
various plants on t?e city;-Earold A.Jackins at b'estern Pipe ~. Steel '~o.,John ~elain W.P.Yuller ~. ~ Co.,
Joe Ra~be,~ethleham Steel Corp'n., A.R.~Jansen,~ethleham Steel Corp'n.,Arthur Rudd Western Pipe ~.
Steel Co.,~ Councilman .Tibbetts moved t?e aDpointments be con£irme~]. ~he motion was seconded by
councilmar~ ~oido and re,lularly carried.
A co,v~munication was _~eceived from the Recreation CowEission of South San i~rancisco recommend-
in~J that the city approve the Works Project Admiaistration Contract,which entails no additional
e%~ense to~ the city, and also recommended the ai~point~.~ent ~f i~,~r, i.L.i?arnsworth Superintendent
of %~ecreation to be Co-sponsor's Agent. Council~an ~atto move8 the recommendations be accepted,
the contrs~t si~!ned and Superintendent ~srnsworth appointed Co-sponsor. The motioN~ was seconded by
councilman~Tibbetts and regularly, carried.
Chairman ~obbins ~of tile recreation Co~?~ission reco~mended that some !~Drovements be made to
the i.~ecrea~ion Center building, stating: a new floor was needed~ steps and:.'roOf repaird and some
painting done. A three year lease, was su~-~gested before spending money on the owner's property.
~-e owner ~ill be approached for a three ~,ear lease and in~uir~ as to what rent would be acceptable.
Detailed r~oorts of the activities of the recreation commission were submitted~reco~mendations
were made that park and playground areas be laid out or r~rovided for in all new subdivisions
proposed to be annexed to t;~e city. The comr~ission Let on f.'ednesday,~anuary l~,lS4O, and adopted
"ARTICLES OF 0h.~.NIZAT10N"which were submitted to the co~ncil for approval
The monthly reports of the Poundkeeper, city judge, chief of police, building inspector,fire
chief,sanitar~ inspector and city clerk for the month endingi January 31,194~ , were submitted,
and,on mot%on by council:'an Ratto seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried, accepted
as read.
City e~gineer Marshall submitted an estimate of the cost ~ of t~e construction of a four
foot sidew$1k, curb and gu'tter on the NortL side of ~illside Boulevard between L~.nden and Arden
Avenues,together with plans and specifications for t?:e work. 'ihe estimale is ~1V35.30, to be
borne by the property owners most benefited.
RESOLUTION ~0.84~.
Councilman Boido introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South Sa~ l~Tan-
cisco adoptin~ plans and specifications for tt:e construction of a four foot sidewalk on the North
side of [i.~lside Boulevard between Linden Avenue and Arden Avenue in Paradise ~alley. lhe resolu~
tion was adopted by ~e votes of all the members of the city council,ss follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen,,~V.~oido,oeor~[e W.liolston,Reese Lloyd, D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilman,None. Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel ~cSweeney
City Clerk. ~.
hecorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3,at pajJe ~79.
RESOLUTION NO .843
Councilman Tihbetts introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South San
Francisco granting permission to the.owners of land fronting on the nertierly side of P~ll-
side Boulevard between Linden ~ Arden Avenue, to construct sidewalk curb and gutter upon thei~
side of hillside ~oulevard, and designated the scale of wag':es to be paid. the resolution wa~
adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council;as follows;-
~ Ayes,Councilmen,V.Boido,deorge W.Holston. Reese Lloyd, D.W.Ratto, Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilmen,None.
Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel McSweeney
City Clerk.
~ecorded in Book of resolutions, Vol.3, at pages 330 and 331.
~ESOLUTION N0.844.
Councilman Tibbetts introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South
fTancisco authorizing application to the Fi:DEHA~. WOkKS AGENCY WORK PROJECTS AD~:INISTRATION
NORTHERN CALIFORi~IA COi'~!~iUNITk' SERVICE, for such service as said agency may be able to f~rnish
tk~e 5ity of-South San ~rancisco. 1he resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members
of the city-council,as follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen,V.Boido,George W.Eolston,Reese Lloyd, D.~.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilmen,None.
Absent, Councilmen. None. Attest Daniel I:,icSweeney,
City Clerk.
RESOLUTION N0.845.
Councilman Boid. o introduced a resolution of the city council of the Cit~ of South San Fr~
cisco Approving tLe map of "SOUTh!WOOD NO.~SOUT}! SAi.~' FRANCISCO",CALI~'ORNIA". The resolution
was adopted,by the votes of all the members of the city council,as follows;-
Ayes'Councilmen,V.boido,Geor;e W.Holston,Reese lloyd,D.W.Ratto, Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilmen,None.
Absent.Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel l~cSweeney
City Clerk.
Recorded in Book. of Resolutions, Vol.3,at page 331.
RESOLUiION NO. 846.
Councilman Boido introduced a resolution of' the cit~~ council of the Cit~, of South San Fr~
cisco appro¥ing the form of a deed to be given to the City of South San Francisco by the~City
San Francisco for a right., of way or easement for a roa~.way in Southwood ~o.1 ~ . The resolution
adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council,as follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen, V.boido,Geor.:.e W.Lolston, Reese Lloyd, D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilmen,None.
Absent,Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel ~..~cSweeney.
City Clerk.
Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3,at page 33~.
Claims i6 the amount of $5,672.49 were next presented to the council for payment:
R.,,N.. Murphy
Henry Kneese
Pat~.ick & Molse Klinkner Co,
3o.~,F, Hospital
Dr~ T. Co Doak
Ancn. or Dz~zg Co.
Bz~mton' s Automotive Service
Hazel Terragno
Louis Bel loni
W. C. Whipple
A. Terragno
M, Lemuth
F, Bertucelli
V. Bianchini
A. Rodondi
J. Fambrini
J. Kritz
C. Schurk
E. Rcs si
E. Kozlowski
G. 01mst ad
C. Heard
C. Be gral
G. Carey
V. Ullery
L. Pappazoni
H. Wedeking
R. Spinel li
P. Smith
A. Sargent i ~'~
A. Johsnon
M, Castro .
A. C. Johnson ~
M. Laufer
J. Gtoffre
J. Appel
J. DiBene
.. A, ~oldani
.California ~'ater Serivce
Tel. op. pol dept. bal. Dec.
" " January
ti II
refill for stapler~- police
sobriety tests Nov. & Dec.
" Jan.
supplies police dep.
radio service - police cars
repairs police radio
matron services
misc. expense Jan.
no day off Jan 4
I day extra duty Jan 5-6
no day off Jan 5
2 days extra for McGraw
3 days extra"
extra duty Jan i to 4
no days off Jan 4 to ll -4 ex. hfs per da
Jan I to 1V
attend fires Jan
.,
.,
,
,i
14 days setting out lights Grand Ave.
5 days labor park
l0 days street labor
ll days park labor
12 days repairing streets
14 days park labor
mis c. s ervi ce jan.
hydrant rental Jan.
park servi~e Jan.
25,77
50,00
100,00
1,55
12.50
V,50
1,91
6.35
6.88
2.50
9.06
6.6V
5.83
6.34
11.66
17.49
18.48
43, 68
1.00
1.00
1.50
2.00
2.00
2.50
2.50
3.50
4.00
4. O0
4. O0
4.00
4.50
4. 50
4.50
5.00
6. 00
14.00
27.50
55,00
60,50
66,00
77.00
14.75
1V 6. 00
12.25
.... ; - ..... City Clerk.
hecorded in Book of resolutions, Vol.J, at pages JJ0 and
iIESOLUTION N0.844.
Councilman Tibbetts introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South S~
~Tancisco authorizing application to the P~%DERAf. WOHKS AGENCY WORK PROJECTS ADEINISTRATION
NORTHERN CALIFOR]~IA COi~iUNITk SERVICE, for such service as said agency may be able to f~nis~
the ~ity of-South San PYancisco. The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members
of the city-council,as follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen,V.~oido,George W.Holston,Reese Lloyd, D.~.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts.
~oes, Councilmen,None.
Absent~ Councilmen. None. Attest Daniel 4!icSweeney,
City Clerk.
RESOLUTION N0.845.
Councilman Boido introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South San ~
cisco Approving tlc map of "SOUT~OOD NO.~SOUT~! SAL' ~RA~CISCO ,CALIFORNIA". ~he resolutioz
was adopted,by the votes of all the members of the city council,as follows;-
Ayes,Oouncilmen,V.boido,Oeor~e W.Holston,Reese lloyd,D.W.Ratto, Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilmen,None.. .
Absent.Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel ~cSweeney
City Clerk.
Recorded in Book. of Resolutions, Vol.3,at page 331. ~
RESOLU~IOY NO. 846.
Councilman Boido introduced a resolution of the cit~' council of the City of South San F~
cisco approying the form of a deed to be given to the City of South San Francisco by the~Cit~
. ~o.1. The resolution
San Francisco for a right of way or easement for a roa~way in Southwood ~
adopted by ~he votes of all the members of the city council,as follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen, V.Boido,Oeorje ~.Lolston, Reese Lloyd, D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilmen,None.
Ab~ent,Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel ~cSweeney,
City Clerk.
Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.Z,at page $~9.
Claims i6 the amount of $5,672.49 were next presented to the council for payment:
Henry Kneese
Pat~.ick & Moise Klinkner Co~
So.~.F. Hospital
Dr. T. ~. Doak
Ancn. or Drug Co.
Bx~mnton's Automotive Service
Hazel Terragno
Louis Bel loni ,,
W. C. Whipple
A. Terra.ac
M. Lsmut~x
F. Bertucelli
V. Bianchini
A. Rodondi
J. Fambrini
J. Kritz
C. Schurk
E. Rossi
E. Kozlowski
G. 01mstad
C. Heard
C. Beg~l
G. Cagey
V. Ullery
L. Pappazoni
H. Wedeking
R. Spinelli
P. Smith
A. Sargent i ~:~x~
A. Johsnon
M. Castro ,
A. C. Johnson ~
M. Laufer
J. Gioff~e
J. Appel
J. DiBene
. A. Soldani
~Caltfornia ~ater Sertvce
Pacheco Electric Co.
.
A. J. Pac~eco~· // .....
Tel. op. poi dept. b~. Dec.
" " January
II Il
refill for s~apler.~- police
sobriety tests Nov. & Dec.
" Jan.
supplies police dep.
radio service - police cars
repairs police radio
matron services
misc. expense Jan.
no day off Jan 4
1 day extra duty Jan 5-6
no day off Jan 5
2 days extra for McGraw
3 days extra"
extra duty Jan 1 to 4
no days off Jan 4 to 11 -4 ex. hfs per da
Jan 1 to 17
attend fires Jan
,,
,,
,i
,!
14 days setting out lights Grand Ave.
5 days labor park
10 days street ~labor
11 days park labor
12 days repairing streets
14 days pa~k labor
mis c. s ervi ce jan.
hydrant rental Jan.
park servi~e Jan.
electric wiring for siren
maintain street light s Jan., etc.
"fire alarm Jan and repairs
25.77
50.00
100.00
1.5B
12.50
7.50
1.91
6.35
6.88
2.50
9. O6
6.67
5.83
6. 34
11.66
1V.4 9
18.48
43, 68
1.00
1.00
1.50
2.00
2.00
2.50
2.50
3. 50
4.00
4. O0
4.00
4.00
4.50
4. 50
4.50
5.00
6. O0
14.00
27.50
55.00
60.50
66. O0
77.00
14.75
176. 00
12.2 5
140.62
194.10
95.92
27f;
Pacheco Electric
Pac. Tele. & Tele. Co.
J. G, Walker
Enterprise Press
So.S.F. Chamber of Commerce
M. Castro
A. Buehler
Peters and Wilson
Roy' s Service
.
20th Centux-y Blue Print Co.
San Mateo Co. Civilian Def. Council
Sar~ateo Co. Title Co.
Kelly's Welding Shop ,,
Fer~y Morse Seed Co.
Frank Pariani
Linde Air Products
Roy Taboda
Swift and
Ma chinery & Drill Steel Co.
Mutua I Engineering
A. Carlisle
Bloomquist 0il Service
Union Paving Co.
Gladding McBemn
Charles W. Carter Co.
Associated Equipment
E d, R, Bacon Cee
American Fire Equipment
American Rubber Mfg.
Grab, bar Electric Co.
Royal Supply Co.
So. City Lumber Co.
Ele ctric wit ing city hall for
underground service $
phone 3026 Dec. & Jan
Sal. Secy. planning comm. Jan
& 19~1 expense
2000 envelopes printed city clerk
5000 complaint affidavits Judge
24 check books
letter heads and 2nd sheets P1.Com.
January advertising
mAllz~ days,,labor on siren
rose bushes
repairs street equipment ,,
blueprint s
24 9 arm bauds
reports Nov. and Dec.
welding
seeds
repairs Buick
oxygen W.P.A. Job
25 hrs. operating bulldozer
3-~ gal. cases liq. soap__
rental compressor to 8/5/41
reaming hole in pavement breaker
1 book recreation comm.
legal forms city Judge
road oil
bal. due on final payment Col. Cr.
sewer pipe
1 shift lever
labor on broom refill
16 bales broom fibre
rent compressor 1/13/42 to 2/12/42
bolts for pavement breaker
parts
1 siren
2000' fire hose
mat e ri als
~up~lies recreation
11
materials street
concrete W.P.A.
materials.- siren
" Linden Avenue sewer
561.90
4, 50
20°00
12.14
45. 99
25.44
9,27
2 5. O0
7.50
7.50
65.41
13.20
V. 60
2.09
19. 22
3o 00
9. 50
3. 00
4.64
17,41
32. 91
3V.50
1~.60
150.00
2.50
6. OV
9.57
57.68
100.00
497.00
3.45
9. O0
194.46
300.00
12.36
6 9.68
79.83
406.63
672.66
31.12
9.82
.87
72.50
5. 92
20.96
2.66
40.07
58~.28
7.8 9
' 53.18
total ........ $ 5 672.49
The claims having: been audited by the finance co~_~ittee councilman ~ioido moved they be
paid., ~ihe motion was seconded by councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried.
kr. Longa Lucc,q~esi. appeared before the council and re'~orted bad traffi~ condition~ in
the alley between l\~lap]_e ~ Linden Avenues and Daden c Grand Avenues,stating the pavemen$ is
badly-cut up and u'firepaired,co~.tractors materials blocking the passage way through-, and also
the condition of Grand Avenue in front o, 'msiness houses was very bad~ the street being torn
~p,mudd~' and unrepaired, and preventing herr:al business conditions. City engineer ~iarshall
stated tlle water covpan~, lad dumped rock and gravel in tLe torn up spots, and were waiting
to la~ concrete pave~ent s soon as all connections were made from their water line to the
buildings.
Co~u~cilman Boido inquired ~s to the status of tLe civil service law, and when the civil
service~ould be appointed. Councilmen Ratto and Lloyd stated they would not vote Tor the
appoiatment of a coN~nission un~er t~e present form of the civil serwice law,believing the
measu.e should ha~e been voted on ,by the electorate. Councilman Lloyd asked if the cit~'
council could employ more help' or lay off employees under tLe present law. Mm. City Attorney
Coleberd stated ther could ~e nothing done in this re?ard until the co~mission was appointed,
It was also revealed that to repeal the law an election would have to be Lel~ as some new
legislation on the subject controlled the matter.
~Counc~lm~n Hatto stated the waters ['rom tl~e up~er reaches of Colma Creek were- flowing ?
over Linden Avenue and backing up into the Oaltrami property. Cit~' engineer ~,arshall stated the
city is not responsible for tLis condition. ~ayor kolston suggested the city counci-1 visit the
premises at l0 o'clock in the morning and investigate the conditions.
There being no further business before tt:~e council councilman Tibbetts moved to adjourn until
.~': e motion was seconded by councilman Boido and
i'~.~onda~, February 16,194q,at 8 o'clock P ~.
regularly carried.
Time of adjournment, 10; 40 o'clock p.m.
Approved
~espe ctfully sub~ itted,
City C~rk.
20th Century Blue Print Co.
San Mateo Co. Civilian Def. Council
SanMateo Co. Title Co.
Kelly's Welding Shop .,
Ferry Morse Seed Co.
Frank Pariani
Linde Air Products Co.
Roy Taboda
Swift and Co.
Ma chine~y & Drill Steel Co.
Mutua I Engineering Co.
A. Carlisle Co.
Bloomquist 0il Se~ice
Union Paving Co.
Gladding McBemn Co.
Charles W. Carter Co.
Associated Equipment Co.
E d. R. Bacon Co.
American Fi~e Equipment Co.
American Rubber Mfg. Co.
Grab, bar Electric Co.
Roy.a, 1 Supply Co.
So. City Lumber Co.
~-repatrs street equipment
blueprint s
24 9 arm bauds
reports Nov. and Dec.
welding
seeds
repairs Buick
oxygen W.P.A. Job
25 hrs. operating bulldozer
3-5 gal. cases liq. soap
rental compressor to 8f5/41
reaming hole in pavement breaker
1 book recreation comm.
legal forms city Judge
road oil
bal. due on final payment Col. Cr.
sewer pipe
1 shift lever
labor on broom refill
16 bales broom fibre
rent compressor 1/13/42 to 2/12/42
bolts for pavement breaker
parts
1 siren
2000' fire hose
mat eri als
~p~lies recreation
II
materials street
concrete ~.P.A.
materials ~- siren
" Linden Avenue sewer
13.20
V.60
2.09
19. 9~
3.00
9.50
3. 00
4.64
17.41
32.91
37.50
13.60
150. O0
2.50
6. 07
9.57
5V .68
100.00
4 97.00
3.45
9. 00
194.46
300.00
12.36
6 9.68
79.83
406.63
6V2.66
31.12
9.82
.87
72.50
5. 92
20.96
2.66
40.07
58.~.28
7.8 9
' 53.18
total ........ $ 5 672.49
The claims having' been audited by the finance committee councilman ~oido moved they be
paid.~ ~lhe motion was seconded by councilman Tibbetts and. regularly carried.
kr. Longs LuccRhesi appeared~ before the council a~d re'Jotted ba'd traffic condition~ in
the alley between ~aple ~: Linden Avenues and Daden ~ urand Avenues,stating the pavemen$ is
badly, c~t up and u~drepaired,co~tractors materials blocking the passage way tb rough-, and also
the condition of Grand Avenue in front o, ~usiness houses was very bad~ the street being tort.
~p,mudd~' and unrepaired, and preventing ~, nor~al business conditions. ~ity engineer ~larshall
stated tLe water co~,pan~, lad dumped rock and gravel in tLe torn up spots, and were waiting
to ].a~ concrete paver ent :s soon as all connections were made from their water line-to t~e
buildings.
Councilman Boido inquired as to the ~tatus of tLe civil service law, and when the civil
servic~ woul~ be appointed. Councilmen Ratto and Lloyd. stated they would not vote for the
appoiatment of a con~nission un~er t~e present form of the civil service law,believing the
measure should ha~e been voted on by the electorate. Councilman Lloyd asked if the cit~'
council could employ more help' or lay' off employees under tLe present law.'Nm, City Attorney
Coleberd stated tker could oe nothing done in this re~ard until the co~mission was appointed.
It was also rovealed that to repeal the law an election woula have to be Lel~ as some new
legis~lation on the subject controlled the matter.
~Counc~lman ltatto stated the waters f'rom the upi:er reachcs of Colma Creek were-flowing
over Linden Avenue and 'backing up into the ~altrami property. Cit~, en[!ineer ~.arshall stated the
city ~s not responsible for tkis condition. I,;ayor kolston suggested the city counci-1 visit tke
premiees a'~ l0 o'clock in the morning and investigate the conditions.
~here being no further business before tt-~e council councilman Tibbetts moved to adjourn until
~'~onda~, February 16,194~,at 8 o'clock P.~. TZe motion was seconded by councilman Boido and
regularly carried.
~ime of adjournment, 10; 40 o'clock p.m.
'~ . ~'~aY6r o~ .San Francis co.
~espectfully sub~ itted,
City C~rk.