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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1942-04-06 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE' CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,HELD MONDAY, APRIL 6th,1942. The regular~meeting of the city council of the City of South San Francisco was held in the City Hall Monday.evening, April 6th,1942. ' The meeting-was called to order at 8 o'clock P.M. by ~ayor George W,Holston.. Roll Call. Roll call found all members of the council present,as follows;- Councilmen,~V.Boido,George W.Holston,Reese Eloy~, D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts. The minutes'of the previous meeting were read. ~'here being no errors or omissions they were approved as read~ A communication was received from the Improvement Club Committee of Southweod, requesting the City on behalf of the Southwood Nomens Club, to place warning caution lights at the inter- section of E1 Camino Real and Orange Avenue for the protection of pedestrians and mmto~ists. Councilman Lloydmoved to instruct the city engineer to proceed to contact~the State authorities ? . and request that-the lights be installed. The motion was seconded by councilman Tibbetts~and regularly carried. A communication was received from American Homes, requesting permission to extend their stx~et improvements in Southwood on Orange Avenue to approximately 100 feet beyond its extension with the proposed extension of Southwood Drive ~only,on accoUnt of the acute shortage of materials~~'. Councilman Ratto was the opinion the permission shoul~ not~granted, and stated the previous street work in the tract showed signs of usage already. It was decided~'to refer the matter to tt~e city engineer and attorney. A communication from San Mateo County Blood~Bank requested the city to donate a sum of money to establish a Blood Bank for the use of all citizens of~San Mateo County. Councilman Hatto moved the sum of $100 be granted for the purpose. Councilman Boido seconded the motion,which was regularly carried. A com~mmication was received from San mateo County Rationing Board requesting financial assistance in ~ahrying out the work of the board. Councilman Lloyd moved that the sum of $50 be 8ranted. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ratto and regularly carried. A communication was received from the local civilian defense office of this city, submitti.~g a list of articles wanted for use of the various departments of the service. The list included first aid kits, blankets,,signs, and various other articles. Councilman Sods moved the necessary units be purchased under the supervision of Mr. Farnsworth.. The motion was seconded by Council~mam Tibbetts and regularly carried. In a communication~city engineer Marshall stated he had an interview with ~anager Eckert of the San Francisco Water Depwrtment regarding the removal of their 50" water main under Orange Avenue bridge. He stated the City of San Francisco Would raise the pipe to the satisfaction~ of the city of South San Francisco.~e was instructed to contact Mr. Eckert again and secure the plans and specification intended for the work, which should be approved by the City of South San Francisco. Engineer Marshall reported that the WPA requested that the crossing at Butler Road be widen- ed to better accommodate the congestion of traffic there. After discussion the engineer was ins- tructed to confer with the Southern Pacific Railroad Co, and endeavor to have them take care of the cost. In another communication the city engineer,~.~M~ ~.~reported that the U.S.Engineers propose to install a concentration Camp in Tanforan for ~000 Japs~ entailing some use of this city's sewers, and advised the ~t.ruc~ion of a dam by sheet piling across the slough above the point of discharge of the sewer. ~aid over for investigation. Mr. Marshall submitte~ ~~er relating to the construction of a paved wa~ in Madrone Aveuue$ and also the construction of a sewer there. He stated the sewer should be constructed at the city expense,as the ownere of the land there are paying for the sewers under the bond issue.. CounciLman Boido moved that the city construct the sewer. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ttbbetts aud' regularly carried. City attorney Coleberd stated proceedings for the contrruction of street work in Madrone Avenue is under way, and will soon be ready for adoption. A communication from the Planning Commission stated tDey had rejected the application of Mr. Williams of the Southwood Addition for consent to erect &y' develop a shopping center & resident ial Court. Communication ordere~ filed. An application for the position of caretaker in the city dumps was received from George Poland. Application ordered filed. Fire Chief Welte submitted the name of W.E.Bryant for ap~ointment to the ~all Forces of the Fire Department. Councilman Ratto moved the appointment be confirmed. The motion was seconded by Councilman'Lloyd and regularly carried. ~'he Recreation Commission requested permission to make use of the entire property recently leased from Mr. Lazzari for recreational purposes/ Referred to Chief of Police. Pacific ~as & Electric Company submitted a list of installation requested by the city some time agoas having been installed. Accepted, A communication was received from C.H.Parvin~ whq~e place adjoins the Oppenheimer Casing Company,stating there are no serious obnoxious Fumes.~emi~ting from the company chimneys. Communica~ tion accepted and placed on file. A notice was received from the State Board of Equalization stating an application for an ~ff sale bar and wine permit and wine bottling permit were requested by Paul & Peter Souza. There were no objections by the city council. California State Planning ~oard amnounced that the first meeting of t~e San Francisco Regional Development Council would be held in the Hotal Claremont,Saturday,April 11,194~ and invited the city council to send a repreesntative~ if interested. CSmmunication filed. ' The monthly reports of the S~nitary Inspector, Poundkeeper, Recreation tepartment, City Clerk, Fire Chief,Building Inspector,.City Judge, Chief of police were submitted. Councilman Tibbetts moved the reports be accepted. The motion Was seconded by Councilman Boido and regularly carried. Chief op Police Louis Belloni submitted the name of the fowwowing persons for &u~iliary police for the~various industrieS, Hal~nond Taylor,Virgil E.Hawkins$Charles W.Butler,Warren A.McCZure Ralph Whitney ~arker,Ernest E.Eatte, ~ames J,Campbell,Kieth DeFolo'Me~vin J.Chambers,Chet Schanda!l Allen ~ranklin,A.Guglielmetti,Louis irbosetti,Warren A~drws, Charles F. Schurk,S.A.Netherland, Samuel J.Costa,Willi~nn Domovan,E.F.Barker,George W.Carey,0tto F.Deitche,Leo Cortesi,E.P.Whittimome P.Impresscia,E.N.Fourcans,Chelso DeZordo,Richard Th&meson,A.R.Zanetti,E.DeBerry,Albert Baldi, Joseph J-Bracce,~eorge Ports, Marlo Giannechini, Councilman Ratto moved the appointments be con- firmed. The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. A card of thanks was received from the Welts family for the city's floral piece sent on the death of Mr. Alexander ~l~elte Sr. ~ccepted and filed. Daniel J.Daily appeared before the city council and requested that the city set up space a~d procure placards and enroll the hames of American Legion soldiers and sailors , and have that displayed in a ~lace of honor in the cit~ hall. Consent was miven by the ci~v ~n,fl ~a h~,~ ...... ~e'mln=~e~s.ot Omissions they were1 approved as read~ ' I co~aunication was received from the Improvement Club Committee of Southwood, requesting the City on behalf of the Southwood Nomens Club, to place warning caution lights at the inter- section of E1 Camino Real and Orange Avenue for the protection of pedestrians and~torists. Councilman Ltoydmoved to instruct the city engineer to proceed to contact~the State authorities ~' . and request that-the lights be installed. The motion was seconded by councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried. A communication was received from American Homes, requesting permission to extend their street improvements in Southwood on Orange Avenue to approximately 100 feet beyond its extension with the proposed extension of Southwood Drive ~only,on accoUnt of the acute shortage of materials~ . Councilman Ratto was the opinion the permission should no~granted, and stated the previous street work in the tract showed signs of usage already. It was decided"to refer the matter to the city engineer and attorney. A communication from San Mateo County Blood~Bank requested the city to donate a sum of money to establish a Blood Bank for the use of all citizens of-S~n Mateo County. Councilman Hatto moved the sum of $100 be granted for the purpose. Councilman Boido seconded the motion,which was regularly carried. A comrmmicatton was received from San mateo County Rationing Board requesting financial assistance in ~a~rying out the work of the board. Councilman Lloyd moved that the sum of $§0 be granted. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ratto and regularly carried. A communication was received from the' local civilian defense office of this city, submitti.~g a list of articles wanted for use of the various departments of the service. The list included first aid kits, blankets,,signs, and various other articles. Councilman Bodo moved the necessary units be purchased under the supervision of Mr. Farnsworth. The motion was seconded by Councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried. In a commUnicatton4~ctty engineer Marshall stated he had an interview with Eanager Eckert of the San Francisco Water Depwrtment regarding the removal of their ~0" water main under Orange Avenue bridge. He stated the City of San Francisco Would raise the pipe to the satisfaction~ of the city of South San Francisco.~e was instructed to contact Mr. Eckert again and secure the plans and specification intended for the work, which should be approved by the City of South San Francisco. Engineer Marshall reported that the WPA requested that the crossing at Butler Road be widen- ed to better accommodate the congestion of traffic there. After discussion the engineer was ins- tructed to confer with the 8outhern Pacific Railroad Co, and endeavor to have them take care of the cost. In another communication the city engineer,~..M~ H~%~' ~,.reported that the U.S.Engineers propose to install a concentration Camp in Tanforan for 7000 Japs~ entailing some use of this city's sewers, and advised the 9~a~t~.ruc~ion of a dam by sheet piling across the slough above the point of discharge of the sewer, aid over for investigation. Mr. Marshall submitte8 $1~~ relating to the construction of a paved wa~ in Madrone Avemue$ and also the construction of a sewer there. He stated the sewer should be constructed at the city expense,as the owners of the land there are paying for the sewers under the bond issue.. CounciLman Boido moved that the city construct the sewer. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ttbbetts and' regularly carried. City attorney Coleberd stated proceedings for the contrruction of street work in Madrone Avenue is under way, and will soon be ready for adoption. A communication from the Planning Commission stated they had rejected the application of Mr. Williams of the Southwood Addition for consent to erect &~" develop a shopping center & resident ial Court. Communication ordere~ filed. An application for the position of caretaker in the city dumps was received from George Poland. Application ordered filed. Fire Chief Welts submitted the name of W.E.Bryant for appointment to the ~all Forces of the Fire Department. Councilman Ratto moved the appointment be confirmed. The motion was seconded by Councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. T'he Recreation Commission requested permission to make use of the entire property recently leased from Mr. Lazzari for recreational purposes/ Referred to Chief of Police. Pacific ~as & Electric Company submitted a list of installation requested by the city some time ago as having been installed. Accepted, A communication was received from C.H.Parvin~ whQ~e place adjoins the Oppenheimer Casing Company,stating there are no serious obnoxious fumeS"~m~%ting from the company chimneys. CommUnica- tion accepted and placed on file. A notice was received from the State Board of ETaalization stating an application for an Dff sale bar and wine permit and wine bottling permit were requested by Paul & Peter Souza. There were no objections by the city council. California State Planning Board amnounced that the first meeting of t~e San Francisco °ay Regional Development Council would be held in the Hotal Claremont,Saturday,April ll,l~4~,and invited the city council to send a repreesntative~ if interested. CSmmunication filed. The monthly reports of the Sanitary Inspector, Poundkeeper, Recreation ~epartment, C'ity Clerk, Fire Chief,Building Inspector, City Judge, Chief of police were submitted. Councilman Tibbetts moved the reports be accepted. The motion was seconded by Councilman Boido and regularly carried. Chief op Police Louis Belloni submitted the name of the fowwowing persons for auxiliary police for the~various industries, Haymond Taylor,Virgil E.Hawkins,Charles W.Butler,Warren A.McC~ure Ralph ~Fnttney ~arker'Ernest E.Eatte, James J,Campbell,Kieth DeFolo,Me~vin J.Chambers,Chet Schanda%l Allen ~ranklin,A.Guglielmetti,Louis irbosetti,Warren Addres, Charles F. Schurk,S.A.Netherland, Samuel J.Costa,Willi~nnDomovan,E.F.Barker,George W.Carey,0tto F.Deitche,Leo Cortesi,E.P.Whittimore P.Impresscia,E.N.Fou~cans,Chelso DeZordo,Richard Th~meson,A.R.Zanetti,E.DeBerry,Albert Baldi, JOseph J'Bracco,~eorge Ports, Marlo Giannechini, Councilman Hatto move~ the appointments be con- firmed. The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. A card of thanks was received from the Welts family for the city's floral piece sent on the death of Mr. Alexander ,~elte Sr. ~ccepted and filed. Daniel J.Daily appeared before the city council and requested that the city set up space and procure placards and enroll the hames of American Legion soldiez's and sailors , and have them displayed in a place of homor in the city hall. Consent was given by the city council to have this installed., Mr. Drum appeared before the city council and urged that the city take more interest in the collection ,care and shipment of tin,black iron ,etc , to places convenient for collection He was accompanied by Mr.OVerhause of the sabotage committee. Mr. Overhause stated people are not taking near enough interest in this vital work,not enough-pul31icity given to the matter by the papers, or the committees formed to undertake the work, They were requested to see Ed. Eauffmann, Chairman of the committee, and make arrangements with him~ as he is anxious to get what information he can of the operations of the head officers and work with them. Claims in,the amount of $8~755.99 were next presented for payment;- Robert Murphy Henry Kne ese C. E. Daily A. L. White Patrick &-Co. Harry, F. McElrath Nello Lazzari Augmst Terragno M. Lamuth F. Bertucelli Louis Belloni A. J. Pacneco Pacl~eco Electric A. Carlisle & Co. Porta's Garage Venturi and Baldi Brunton's Automotive Co. ,, So. San Francisco Hospital Emma Bianchini Ent erpris e Press I! ,, Peele Transfer Co. Kelly's Welding Shop Graybar Electric Co. San Francisco Gravel Co. Associated Equipment Co. 'Chain Belt Co. Edward R. Bacon Co. Linde Air Products Co. Western Pipe and Steel Co. Eugene Dietzgen Co. Bashford Smith County of San Mateo Pacific Pavements Co. Bloomquist 0il Co. Ric' s Service Station Roy' s Service M. MCcarn M. Laufer A. Ferrario F. Nandolie A. Soldani J. DiBene J. Gioffre R. Quinlan ~i. Castro J. Galli California Water Service So. City Laundry Superi or " Pacific Coast Assn. Fire Chiefs Frank Rust J. D. Haley F. S. & W. W. Hirsch H. Wedekim4~ P. Smith Linden Avenue Garage Standard 0il Co. Kauffmann Bros. W. Ninucciani Robinson- Drugzist T. L. Farnsworth ,, S. K. Robbins Hamel Taverner San Mateo Co. Title Wilson Sporting Goods Co. Bank of South San Francisco Oliver' s J. G. Walker Pac. Tele. & Tele. Co. H. L. Haaker telephone operator pol. dept. Mar. ll~- days oiler dra~line - Colma creek operator drazline & bal. due type ribbons- police dept. wash, etc. police car 5 gals gas - street i extra day I extra day 2 extra days 25 hrs. extra duty misc. empense maintain fire alarm system L[arch, etc. maintain street lights March, etc. supplies police dept. change and repair tire 4 tires - 2 tubes - police repairs motorcycle repair link- Buick alcoholic examinations Feb. matron s ervices' ballots, ballot paper, registers, etc. 100 celluloid holders legal - for public office legal notice of nominees hauling scrap rails we ldi ng I floodligh glass dust and crushed roc~ labor installing broom core 10' belt 2 dozen shovels aceytlene 48' culvert pipe 2 bottles ink blueprint s rental tractor trailer completion bill asphaltic concrete road oil 6 gals gas repairs street equipment " fire " 6 da~s labor 13 " 18 " 20 " 18 " 18~,~" 13 " misc. Service playground" hydrant rental Feb. wash ~{arch " Feb. and ~,{arch 1942 dues remove old skyligat and replace S gals disinfectant I gasket - fire attend fires ,, repairs fire car motor oil- street gasoline t~eb. gas and oil Colma Creek frei ght repairs city hall 1 journal- fire dep. 1 pr. o~o~o '~ ~e~ ~ - film supplies - t ax 9ol!ector expense on civiIian def. Mar and Feb. recreation expense- recreation Dec. to ~ar. supplementary duties recreation reports l~[arch tennis balls Claim of G~rdon Rowe Co'. Dinners San )~ateo Co. Supervisors Sal. secy. Planning Cormu. L~ar phone service prem. on pol. 20793 II -~,,,~,~"~ '3 .$ ~'t--.,~, "I -.,' ~ .... ~ ...... ~100.00 100.00 110.40 177.00 2.06 3. O0 .9~ 5.83 6.34 11.66 1V.49 21.00 13.02 5 9.75 67.55 13.90 .75 86.16 8.84 1.50 12.50 · 5.00 4 91.10 9.27 14.50 25.50 103,71 12,50 6.67 22.76 9.00 14.83 4 9.44 9.12 402.6V l. 16 6.50 33.75 697.39 16V. 99 1.35 24.10 llo 50 33.00 44. O0 71.50 99,,00 110.00 99.00 101,75 33.00 22.00 71.50 14.75 11.56 176.00 6.7~ 8.04 5.00 27.50 11.59 .52 1.00 1.00 11,24 27.27 149.59 24.61 2.54 33.52 .81 1.92 2.16 22.33 5.28 9.55 20.00 1.50 10.14 150.00 83.30 10.00 1~4o23 Z64o 9~ A. L. White operator draTline & bal. due Patrick & Harry, F. McElrath Nello Lazzari August Terragno M. Lamuth F. Bertucelli Louis Belloni A. J. Pacneco Pacneco Electric A. Carlisle & Co. Porta's Garage Venturi and Baldi Brunton's Automotive Co. So. San Francisco Hospital Emma Bianchini Enterprise Press Poole Transfer Co. Kelly's Welding Shop Graybar Electric Co. San Francisco Gravel Co. Associated Equipment Co. 'Chain Belt Co. Edward R. Bacon Co. Linde Air Products Co. Western Pipe and Steel Co. Eugene Dietzgen Co. Bashford Smith County of San Nateo Pacific Pavements Co. Bloomquist 0il Co. Ric's Service Stat ion Roy' s Service ,, M. MCcarn M. Laufer A. Ferrario F. Mandolie A. Soldani J. DiBene J. Gioffre R. Quinlan M. Castro J. Galli California Water Service So. City Laundry Superi or " Pacific Coast Assn. Fire Chiefs Frank Rust J. D. Haley F. S. & W. W. Hirsch H. Wedeking P. Smith Linden Avenue Garage Standard 0il Co. Kauf fraann Bro s. W. Minucciani Robinson- Drugsist T. L. Farnsworth S. K. Robbins Hazel Taverner San Nateo Co. Title Wilson Sporting Goods Co. Bank of South San Francisco Oliver's J. G. Walker Pac. Tele. & Tele. Co. H. L. Haaker . type ribbons- police dept. wash, etc. police car $ gals gas - street i extra day I extra day 2 extra days 25 hrs. extra duty misc. expense ?iarch maintain fire alarm system ~/,arch, etc. maintain street lights Marcia, etc. supplies police dept. change and repair tire 4 tires - 2 tubes - police repairs motorcycle repair link- Buick alcoholic examinations Feb. matron s ervices' ballots, ballot paper, registers, etc. 100 celluloid holders legal - for public office legal notice of nominees hauling scrap rails we ldi ng i floodligh glass dust and crushed roc~ labor installing broom core 10' belt 2 dozen shovels aceytlene 48' culvert pipe 2 bottles ink blueprint s rental tractor trailer completion bill asphaltic concrete road oil 6 gals gas repairs street equipment " fire " $ da~s labor 8 13 " 18 " 20 " 18 '~ 6 4 " 13 misc. Service playground" hydrant rental Feb. wash March " Feb. and Hatch 1942 dues remove old skyligat and replace 5 gals disinfectant I gasket - fire attend fires repairs fire car motor oil- street gas oline ~eb. gas and oil Colma ~reek frei ght repairs city hall 1 journal- fire dep. 1 pr. goggles - film supplies - t ax collector expense on civilian def. Mar and Feb. recreation expense- recreation Dec. to supplementary duties recreation L~ar. reports ~Sarch tennis balls Claim of G~rdon Rowe Co'. Dinners San Mateo Co. Supervisors Sal. secy. Planning Comm. Mar phone service prem. on pol. 20793 "pub. liability and prop. dsmage "comprehensive liability add. prem. federal t ruc~ 1VV. 00 2.06 3.00 .9~ 5.83 6.34 11.66 17.49 21.00 13.02 5 9.75 67.55 13.90 .75 8~. 16 8.~4 1.50 12.50 . 5.00 4 91.10 9.27 14.50 25.50 103.71 12.50 6.67 22.76 9.00 14.83 4 9.44 9.12 402.67 1.16 6.50 33.75 697.39 16V. 99 1.35 24. lO 11.50 33.00 44. O0 71.50 99.00 110, O0 99.00 101.75 33.00 22.00 71.50 14.75 11.56 176.00 6.7~ 8.04 5.00 27.50 11.59 .52 1.00 1.00 11.24 27.27 14 9.59 24.61 2.54 23.52 .81 1.92 2.16 22.33 5.28 9.55 20.00 1.50 10.14 150.00 83.30 10.00 134.23 364.97 1,531.04 863.75 1.30 Chamber of Commerce Pacific Gas and Electric Co. South City Lumber Co. Dan i'.{ateo County Blood Bank Ems McClung J. P. Quinlan Ad. L~[arch 1 942 misc. service ilarch street lights i~:~arch materials Funds for Co. Blood Bank Expense San ~ateo Co. Ration- ing Board Z000 envelopes ~25.00 168.66 848.03 45.16 36.38 18.96 9.52- 27.25 100.00 50.00 78.04 total $ 8,755.99 The claims having been a~d~,ted by the finance committee councilman Ratto moved they be paid. The motion was seconded by B0ido and regularly carried. There ioeing no further business before the council councilman Lloyd moved to adjourn until the next regular meeting, Monday, April 20,1942. The motion was seconded by councilman Ratto and regularly carried. Time of adjournment 9;50 o'clock P.M. Approved South San Francisco. Respectfully submitted, ~