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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1942-03-02REfirULAR NEET iqG IF Ti:E CITt CO' Ci'iY OF SOUTN SAN ~ANCISCO,i ELD ~..ARC.' o,194q The regular meeting of the city council of the City of South San Francisco was held in CttYTHall, Monday evening, March 2,1942. he meeting was called to order at eight o'clock P.M. by Mayor George W.Holston. ROLL CALL. Roll call found all members of the council present,as follows;- CouncilmeD,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 omissions they approved as read. The recreation submitted a communication to the city council recommending that Mr. T.! Farnsworth be granted relaase from his duties as Superintendent of Rexreation for a period 30 to 80 days in which to serve as co-ordinator of civilian defense, and that Mrs. Hazel Tavenor be granted $~0 per month to take over the activities of Mr. Farnsworth. Councilma: stated it would not be necesaa~ to release the recreation superintendent for that length ¢ time as he is working at both Jobs now, but agreed to having Mrs.Tavenor assist him at the salary stated. This was agreeable to the councilmen. A communication from South San Francisco Grove Np.iV1 , D~uids, requested permission hold a dance and entertaimment featuring "DUDE MARTIN and his Round Up Gang "March V from 8;30 P.M. till 1 A.M. Permission granted. Amgelo Monettini applied for the position of ~watchman at the city dumps, stating he was married and a World War Veteran. Application ordered placed on file. A petition signed by 4~ persons requested the city council change angle parking at Armou~ & Co'm plane and the Livestock exchange and correct the disregard of the stop-sig~ at Industrial Way and East Grand Avenue. Referred to Chief of Police Belloni and City Atto] Colebe~d, A oa~d of thanks was received from the John Butler family for the city's floral-trib~ and expreaAtons of regret, on the de~h of John Butler. Accepted. The ~tate Board of Equalization submitted the names of John E.Penna as applying for the licensts of Nello '~o~bArdi and Annie Bald~ at 311 Linden Avenue,tl.e same having been ferred to ~im. There were'no objections by the council, Chic~ Cleaners applied for a parking zone on Grand Avenue in the 200 block in front ¢ business,s~ating h~s place was ~he only one in that block having no rear entrance. Fererre¢ Chief of P61tce Belloni. Pacific Gas & Electric Company requested permission to extend their Drive,replAce ~pproximately 200' of 2" gas main in Industrial Way south of Butler Road and their 2" g~s main in Commercial Avenue between Eucalyptus and Orange Avenues about 240'. Referred tS councilman Tibbetts and the desired permission granted. Answtrs were received from Comgressman John Anderson and United States Senator Downe~ the city's'letter requesting th~m to oppose legislation to tax state and municipa~sbonds, statim~ they would give the matter every consideration when it comes before the house and senate, respectively. Accepted. The recreation commission submitted a list of repairs to be carried out if the city 1 a lease on'the Lazzari building~ the present recreation hall/ The estimated amount is $~12~ On motion ~egularly carried the work was ordered done, after the signing of the lease~the rental of $20 per month to prevail. Poli6e Chief Belloini submitted the following m~a~ of persons appointed by him to ac policemen in the various plants,without pays- Winthrop R.CoatsGunnard E BJoch,William S Ca! Edwax~d J.Wtlliams,Daniel W.Delaney,J.M.Kringbaum,Arthur La Mart,Edward V. Niderost. Counci~ Tibbetts m$ved that the appointments be confirmed.The motion was seconded by councilma~ Bo~ and regularly carried. The 'monthly reports of the Poundkeeper,Sanitary Inspector, Recreation Chairman and tar~r, Chief of Police, COity Judge, Building Inspector and Fire Chief for the month ending~ February ~8,1~4~ were submitted. Councilman Tibbetts moved the reports be accepted as teac The motion ~as seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. RESOLUTION NO.84V. C~ut$ilman Botdo introduced a resolution of the city cquncil of the City of South P~ancise& 'authorizing the execution of a lease by the ~ity of South San Francisco with Ercole Laz~ari for the use of the present Recreation Hall for a period of five years. The resolution~was adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council.as follows:- Ayes,Coumcilmen,V.Boido,Rod Tibbe~ts,Geo.W.Holston,D.W.Ratto, Reese Lloyd. . Noes, Councilmen,None. Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel McSweeney City Clerk. Rec6rded in Book of Resolutio~s~ ~ol.~,at page ORDINANCE NO. Au 6rdinance amending section ~.V of ordinance No.214 of the City of South San Pran¢ entitled ~AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE ERECTION OR MAINTENANCE OF PQLES ~SUPPORTING ELECT~ ·IRES, TELEGRAPH WIRES AND TELEPHONE WIRES AND REQUIRING THE REMOVAL OF SUCH POLES ON .GRA! AVEND~E,BETWEEN THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY LINES OF THE RIGHT OF WAY OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO! AND THE EASTERLY LINE OF SPRUCE AVENUE IN THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO",ADOPTED OCTOBEt 20,1941~ w~s introduced by councilman Tibbetts,had its first readin8 and was laid over to at the nex~ regular meeting of the city council. The following applications for positions on the election board~April 14th,next were Mfs.Emma ~e~lly, 20~ Baden Avenue,Wilma M.Stireman 311 Miller Ave.,Mrs. Anna K.Barker,~$ Court, Ste~la A.Smith, 145 Gardener Avenue,A~na Mack,3~? Grand Ave.,Mrs. Blanche Johnson, 41V Grand AVenue, Mrs. Hazel Shipley,325 Grand Ave., Kate A.Maynard,~03 Grand Ave.,Mrs. Ma~ Pagundem,l~~ Lewis Ave.,Anthoney K.Pamagopoulos,243 Armour Avenue, and Ruby Pache,~O1 Pine The selectfon of officers to serve at the poles was deferred until the meeting of the coun¢ Thursday evening, March ~th,19~. ORDINANCE NO.21S, Councilman Tibb~t~s introduced of the City of South San Francisco establishing an em~ control center. The ordinance was adopted as an ordinance of the City Qf South San Franc~ by the following vote,- Ayes, Councilmen, V.Boido,R.Tibbetts, G.W.HolstOD,D.W.Ratto,R.Li¢ Noes, Councilmen,None Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel McSweeney. ~ Cit~ Clerk. Recorded in Book' of brdinances, Vol.2,at pages 311 and 312. Counci~e~,F.~otdo,~eorge l. Holston, ~eese Llo7~, D.W.Ratto'Rod Tibbetts. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. ~here being no errors or omissions they approved as read. The recreation submitted a communication to the city council recommending that Mr. Farnsworth be granted release from his duties as Superintendent of Rexreation for a period 50 to 60 days in which to serve as co-ordinator of civilian defense, and that Mrs. Hazel Tavenor be granted $90 per month to take over the activities of Mr. Farnsworth. Councilman stated it would not be necesal~$ to release the recreation superintendent for tha$ !on, th o time as he is working at both Jobs now, but agreed to having Mrs.Tavenor assist him at the salary stated. This was agreeable to the councilmen. A communication from South San Francisco Grove Np.iV1 , D~uids, requested permission hold a dance and entertaimment featuring "DUDE MARTIN and his Round Up Gang" March V from 8;50 P.M. till 1 A.M. Pox-mission granted. Angelo Monettini applied for the position of 'watc~an at the city dumps, stating he was married and a World War Veteran. Applicstion ordered placed on file. A petition signed by %6 persons requested the city council change angle parking at Armour & Co's plane and the Livestock exchange and correct the disregard of the stop-sign at Industrial Way and East Grand Avenue. Referred to Chief of Police Belloni and City Attor Coleberd~ A ea~d of thanks was received from the John Butler family for the city's floral tribu and expresAions of regget, on the de~Sh of John Butler. Accepted. The ~tate Board of Equalization submitted the names of John E.Penna as applying for the licenses of Nello ~ambArdi and Annie Bald& at 511 Linden Avenue,t~.e same having been tr ferred to ~im. There were'no objections by the council, Chic~ Cleaners applied for a parking zone on Grand Avenue in the 200 block in front o. business,s~ating h~s place was ~he only one in that block having no rear entrance. Fererred Chief of P61ice Belloni. Pacific Gas ~. Electric Company toques%ed permission to extend their ~" gas ma~ in D~ive,repl&ce %pproximately 200' of 2" gas main in Industrial Way south of Butler Road and their 2" gas main in Commercial Avenue between Eucalyptus and Orange Avenues about 9%0'. Referred t6 councilman Tibbetts and the desired permission granted. Answ$rs were received from Comgressman John Anderson and United States Senator Downey the city's'letter requesting thsm to oppose legislation to tax state and municipa~sbonds, stating th%y would give the matter every consideration when it comes before the house and senate, respectively. Accepted. The recreation commission submitted a list of repairs to be carried out if the city t= a lease on'the Lazzari building~ the present recreation hall/ The estimated amount is $?12,~ On motion %egularly carried the work was ordered done, after the signing of the lease,the p~ rental of $20 per month to prevail. 'Poli6e Chief Belloini submitted the following nmm~ of persons appointed by him to policemen in the various plants,without pay;- Winthrop R.CoatsGunnard E BJoch,Willtam S Cah~ Edward J.W~lliams,Daniel W.Delaney,J.M.Kringbaum,Arthur La Mart,Edward V. Niderost. Councilw Tibbetts m6ved that the appointments be confirmed.The motion was seconded by councilman Boi( and ~egula~ly carried. The 'monthly reports of the Poundkeeper,Sanitary Inspector, Recreation Chairman and s~ tary, Chief of Police, COity Judge, Building Inspector and Fire Chief for the month ending~ February ~8,1'~%~ were submitted. Councilman Tibbetts moved the reports be accepted as read. The motion'was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. RESOLUTION N0.8%~. C~ufAeilman Boido introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South l~ancise~ authorizing the execution of a lease by the §ity of South San Francisco with Ercole Lam~ari for the use of the present Recreation Hall for a period of five years. The resolution'was adopted by the votes of all the mem~:.b~_rs of the city council,as follows;, Aye~,Councilmen,VJBoido,Rod Tibbe~ts,Geo.W.Holston,D.W.Ratto, Reese Lloyd. Noeg, Councilmen,None. Abs6nt, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel McSweeney City Clerk. Reo6rded in Book of Resolutions, ~ol.3,at page 332 ORDINANCE NO. An 6rdinance amending section '.V of ordinance No.214 of the City of South San Franc~ entitled ~AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE ERECTION OR MAINTENANCE OF PQLES ::;SUPPORTING ELECTR] WIRE~, TELEGRAPH WIRES AND TELEPHONE WIRES AND REQUIRING THE REMOVAL OF SUCH POLES ON.GRANI AVENUE,BETWEEN THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY LINES OF THE RIGHT OF WAY OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO~T AND THE EASTERLY LINE OF SPRUCE AVENUE IN THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO",ADOPTED OCTOBER 20,1941~ w~s introduc6d by councilman Tibbetts,had its first readin~ and was laid over to cc at the nex~ regular meeting of the city council. ' The following applications for positions on the election board .April l%th,next were re Mrs.EmmaHe'lly, 20§ Baden Avenue,Wilma M.Stireman$11 Miller Ave.,Mrs. Anna K.Barker,~8~ Ci~ Court, Stena A.Smith, 1~$ Gardener Avenue,A~na Mack,567 Grand Ave.,Mrs. Blanche Johnson, %17 Grand AVenue, Mrs. Hazel Shipley,~2$ Grand Ave., Kate A.Maynard,~05 Grand Ave.,Mrs. Mae Fagundes,lB' Lewis Ave.,Anthoney K.Pamagopoulos,e%5 Armour Avenue, and Ruby Pache,801 Pine Te The selectfon of officers to serve at the poles was deferred until the meeting of the counci Thursday evening, March 8th, l~9. ORDINANCE NO.218, coUnc%lman Tibbe't~s introduced of the City of South San Francisco establishing an emer control center. The ordinance was adopted as an ordinance of the City of South San Francis by the following vote,- Ayes, Councilmen, V.Boido,R.Ti%betts, G.W.Holstop,D.W.Ratto&R.Lloy Noes, Councilmen,None Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel McSweeney. Cit~ Clerk. Recorded in Book'of brdinances, Vol.2,at pages ~ll and 812. ORDINANCE N0.219. Councilman Lloyd introduced an ordinance of the City of South San Francisco establXshi: an Auxiliar~ Fire Fog~e a~d providing for its.duties an d control. The ordinancewas sd~pted an ordinanc9 of the ~ity of South San Francisgo. by the following vote;- Ayes, Councilmen,V.Boido,R.Tibbetts,G.W.Holston,D.W.Ratto,R.Lloyd. Noes, Councilmen,None. Absent, Councilmen,None. ATTEST Daniel McSweene2 City Clerk Recorded in Book of Ordinances, V~1.2, at page3 312 and 313. ORDINANCE N0.220 Councilman Tibbetts introduced ~n o~dinance of the City of South San Francisco establishing an Auxiliary Police Forse and providing for its use and control. The ordinance was adopted as an ordinance of the City of South San Francisco by the following vote;- Ayes, Councilmen,V.Boido, R.Tibbetts,G.W.HolstonD.W.Ratto, R.Lloyd. Noes, Councilmen,None. . Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest, Daniel McSweene2 City Clerk. itecorded in Book of Ordinances, Vol.2,at pages 313 and 314. ORDINANCE N0.221. Councilman Boido introduced an ordinance of the City of South San Francisco establishing an Air Raid Warden Service and providing for its control. The ordinance was adopted as an ordinance of the Cit~~ of South San Francisco by tie following vote;- ~yes, Councilmen,V.Boido,R.Tibbetts,G.W.Holston,D.W.Ratto , R.Lloyd. Noes, Councilmen,None, Absent, Councilmen,None. Attes~ Daniel McSweeney. Cit2 Clerk. Recorded in Book of C. rdinances, Vol. 2 at pagb 315 Claims in the amount of $4,082.00 were next presented to the city council for payment: So. San Francisco Hospital Union 0il Company Emma Bian chini Hazel Terragno W. C. Whipple Nello Lazzari Frank Bertucelli M. Lamuth Louis Be lloni Well Worth Sto~e So. City /~uto Service So. City utc Service Baber' s B6dy Shop V. Ullery C. Rinehart C. Begnal C. Heard P. Smith A. Sargenti L. Pappazoni E. Rossi J. Fambrini R. Spinelli J. Kritz G. Carey M. Castro A. Johns on E. Kozlowski A. Schmidt Ma rio Volonte American Fire Equipment Co. M. Greenberg's Sons ,, M. Laufer J. Gioffre J. DiB ene Mrs. Lenora Appel A. Soldani Henry berry: Al. Jo lson A1 White Western Traction Co. A. Lietz Co. Will ard A. Hill Organization Shanma c Co. Associated Equipment Co. E. T. Haas Co. Graybar Electric Co. Pacific Pavement Co. Gus A. Gehlert California Water Service California Water Service A. C. Johnson Linde Air Products Co. Spr~use Reitz Co. Economy Desk Co. Anchor Drug Co. Peters and Wilson Nursery California Toro Co. Royal Typewriter Co. T. L. Farnsworth Alcoholic examinations tires - tubes police dept. police matron police matron 2 days duty for officer McGraw 2 days duty for officer Terragno 4 days duty.for officer McGraw ti misc. expense,attend school A8 whistles-12 tablets repairs - fire quipment repairs - p6Lice " repairs fire car attend fires Feb. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,! . Expense to army school set seat covers- fire dept. 12 spanners - fire dept. i tis er i hydrant 5 days labor Orange Ave. Park ll da~,s repairing streets claim of J' Appel- pank labor 13~ days park labor ~ day W.P.A..labor 6 days oiler Colma Creek 6 days shovel op." I lever shaft for motor grader supplies- en~neer 3 us ed tires rent al shovel - Linden Ave .ditch labor I broom co re rent of dragline 2 secondary racks city hall 140.245~ tons asphalt i cutting tip misc. service playground service, h~irant rental ~eb.~ 14 days placing W.P.A.lights oxygen and ac~tylene-W.P.A. supplies - recreation I chair " supplies " plant s parts for park equipment 1 royal typewriter Civ.Def. supplies - recreation dep. mileage feb. " $ 25.00 93.48 5.00 5.00 11.66 11.66 23.32 23.32 23.88 5.56 77. 8 9 98.99 7.50 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 3.00 3.00 3.50 3.50 4.00 4.00 4. O0 4. O0 3. O0 11.75 10.30 14. O1 70.40 27.50 60.50 60.5O 66.00 74.25 2.75 57.60 78.00 9. 27 6.87 33.99 56.00 9. O0 558.00 542.70 3.61 14.75 11.00 17 6. O0 14. O0 22.65 1.91 8.76 33.00 8.24 11.23 133.49 6.34 10.05 ORDINANCE N0.221. Councilman Boido introduced an ordinance of the City of South San Francisco establishing an Air Raid Warden Service and providing for its control. The ordinance was adopted as an ordinance of the Cit~ of South San Francisco by tie following vote;- ~Ayes, Councilmen,V.Botdo,R.Tibbetts,G.W.Holston,D.W.Ratto , R.Lloyd. Noes, Councilmen,None, Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel McSweeney, Cit7 Clerk. Recorded in Book of Ordinances, Vol. 2 at pag$ 315 Claims in the amount of ~ $4,082.00 were next presented to the city council for payment: So. San Francisco Hospital' Union 0il Company Emma Bian chini Hazel Terragno W. C. Whipple Nello Lazzarl Frank Bertucelli M. Lamuth Louis Belloni Well Worth Store So. City i~uto Service So. City utc Service Baber's B6dy Shop V. Ullery C. Rinehart C. Begnal C. Heard P. Smith A. Sargenti L. Pappazoni E. Rossi J. Fambri ni R. Spinelli J. Kritz G. Carey M. Castro A. Johns on E. Kozlowski A. Schmidt Ma rio Volonte American Fire Equipment Co. M. Greenberg's Sons ,, M. Laufer J. Gioffre J. DiBene Mrs. Lenora Appel A. Soldani Henry berry Al. Jo lson A1 White Western Traction Co. A. Lietz Co. Will ard A. Hill Organization Shanma c Co. Associated Equipment Co. E. T. Haas Co. Graybar Electric Co. Pacific Pavement Co. Gus A. Gehlert California Water Service California Water Service A. C. Johnson Linde Air Products Co. Spruuse Reit z C o. Economy Desk Co. Anchor Drug Co. Peters and Wilson Nursery California Toro Co. Royal Typewriter Co. T. L. Farnsworth Pacheco Electric A. J. Pacneco J.G. Walker Bank of South San Francisco Alcoholic examinations tires - tubes police dept. police matron police matron 2 days duty for officer McGraw 2 days duty for officer Terragno 4 days duty,for officer McGraw misc. expense,attend school 48 whistles-12 tablets repairs - fire quipment repairs - plice repairs fire car attend fires Feb. E~ense to army school set seat covers - fire dept. 12 spanners - fire dept. i tis er I hydrant 5 days labor Orange Ave. Pa~k ll da~,s repairing streets claim of J' Appel- park labor 13-} days park labor -~ day W.P.A..labor 6 days oiler Colma Creek 6 days shovel op." i lever shaft for motor grader supplies- en~neer 3 us ed tires rent al shovel - Linden Ave .dj tch labor 1 broom core rent of dragline 2 secondary racks city hall 140.245' tons asphalt I cutting tip misc. service playground service h~trant rental ~eb. 14 days placing W.P.A.li~ts oxygen and acetylene-W.P.A. supplies - recreation I chair " supplies " plant s parts for park equipment~' i royal typewriter Civ.Def. supplies - recreation dep. mile age feb. " maintenance street lights, etc. maintain fire systemFeb, etc. feb. salary- Planning Comm. J~n~-Feb. prin & int. fire truck 25.00 93.48 5,00 5,00 11.66 11.66 23.32 23.32 23.88 5.56 77. 8 9 c~. 99 7.50 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 ~. O0 3.00 3.50 3.50 4. O0 4.00 4.00 4. O0 3. 00 11,75 10.30 14.01 70.40 27.50 60.50 6O. 50 66.00 74.25 2.75 57.60 78.00 9.27 6.87 33.99 56.00 9.00 558. O0 3.18 542.70 3.61 14.75 11.00 176. O0 14.00 22.65 1.91 8.76 33. O0 8.24 11.23 133.49 6.34 10.05 175.58 99.86 10. O0 519. 65 Mrs. JOhn Butler A. Carlisle Co. So.S.F. Cakmber of Commerce So. City Lumber Co. San Mateo County Title Co. A~xt rew Hy~ding Envelope corp orati on Robinson- Druggist Pacific Tele. & Tele. Co. Sal. of John Butler Feb. supplies city judge 5 bottles ink - police dept. Adverti sing Feb. 54 yds. concrete W.P.A. job lumber - fire delco ~ material sewer repair reports - Jan/ license collector bor~ 7 sets election envelopes supplies city clerk service Feb. 65.00 66.95 1.2 9 25. O0 255.64 1.9~ 10.35 1.50 25. O0 10.44 14.01 13 5.41 Total $4 082.00 The claims having been audited by the finance committee councilman Ratto moved they be paid. The motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. Mrs. Kidwell appeared before the council on the request of her mother,Mrs Bollazzi, and ],equested to repair a sidewalk in front of her property whic~ was broken by some machines passi~ over it. Councilman Ratto moved that the city repair the ~amage;t~The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. City engineer Marshall was instructed to make repairs to the street at Baden & Spruce Avenues. Cit~ S~ree~ man ~eodore Pretzer appeared before the council and requested a leave of ~sence in case he was~called , for the duration of the war. Councilman Tibbet~s moved the request be granted. The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. Antonio Antioniazzi, 46~ Grand Avenue, was granted a permit to enlarge his habitation ~t an estimated cost of ~00. There being no further business before the board councilman Boido moved to adjourn until Thursday, March 5,1~2, at V o'clock p.m. The motion w~s seconded by councilman Tibbetts and re~ gularly carried. Time of adjournment, 9;50 o'clock P.M. Mayor of Respectfully submitted,