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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1944-07-03REGULAR ~EETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,MELD MONDAY, JULY 3~d,1944. The regular meeting of the city co~ncil of the City of South ~an Francisco was held im the City Hall,~onday evening, July 3rd,1944. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock P.M. by ~ayor George W.Holst°n. ROLL CALL. Roll call found the following named councilmen present;- Councilmen,Victor Boido, Charles K.Elder, Ivan M.Hays, George W.Holston. Absent, Councilman, M.Minucciant. Copies of the minutes of the previous m~eting having been forwarded to all councilmen, Mayor Holston asked if there were any errors or omissions n~ted by any of the c~uncilmen. There appearing none he declered the minutes adopted as submitted. Jack Ferrario & B.E.McDonald appl~ed~for a business license to shine shoes in the Penny Arcade,q~6 Grand Avenue. Councilman ~ays moved the license be gramted. The moti~n was second- ed b~ councilman Boido and regularly carried. T~e Labor Herald submitted a claim for $~S for advertising the City of South San Francis¢ The claim w~s ordered paid on motion by councilman Doido and s~-conded by councilman Hays.~ ~A~$~RSAn~au~ John De~aderios applied for a business license to operate a parcel post and drayage business at llO Grand Avenue. Laid over. Chief of Police Belloni submitted the names of ~ay G.Garcia and Ermine Isabel Togneli f¢ appointment as guards at the Western Pipe a Steel Company. Councilman Elder moved the appo!nt ments be confirmed, without remuneration from the city. The motion was seconded by councilma~ Hays and regularly carried. Guy F.Atkinson Companyprepl~ed to the city's letter requesting them to avoid leaving ca~ on the tail track in ~CttY ~ar$ Addition, stating that they and Southern Pacific did not contemplate leaving cars any length of time there,and that their own sidings inside their yards would Oe completed soon,and ~'~ instructions had been~e employees in the yard to avoid the use of'the tail track for storage purposes. Accepted and filed. Judge~ L~G.Hardy submitted a statement showing he had appointed Justice of the Peace Rudolph Rapsey to ac~ as City Judge,pro tem,during his illness. Appointment accepted. A ~ notice~ was~received from the League of California Cities, sSating that the Forty-Sixth Annual Conference of California Cities would be held in the Cit~ of Sacramento, at the ~Hotel Senator, from September 19 to 21,inclusive, and would furnish further details Accepted and filed. The South San Francisco Public Library notified the city council that they had prepared a tentative budget,and would like to meet with the councilmen either June ~,YV or 28,19,A, at 7;~0 P.M. The council selected June 2~,at 7;~0 P.M. S.Bottini 818 Linden Avenue applied for permission to construct a warehouse of stucco- wood frame on lot 1V,Block l~, at an estimated cost of ~88S, for a l~ x ~0 structure. On recommendation of Inspector ~Welte the permit was granted~ on motion by councilman BoiAe, seconded by councilman Hays and carried. A communication was received from the Division of Highways stating thay have not receive~ the city's approval of their plans for t~e tocat~on~io£ a~pe~estri~n~.o~erc~oSsingi~the proposed Bayshore Freeway between cutler Road & Grand Avenue. Councilman Elder moved the cit approval of the location be granted. The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regular~ carried. Foster & Kliser made applications for permits to build two posting panels on W/L of Bayshore Highway approximately 600 feet south of the S.P.overhead,~MSft.panel backing up existing panel on th e E/L of B~yshore Ei~hway,l~O ft. North of California Avenue~ and_NWiCo~ oa~shore~Htghway-and:Chapman A~enue a 2~ft.pamel to back up the existing structure.~ Councilz Boido voiced serious objections against granting any more permits for billboard signs,statin~ t~A~ Foster & Klieser got by too well under the old ordinance and promised not to ask for any more signs~ and moved the requests for the permits be denied. The motion was seconded by councilman Hays and regularly carried. League of California Cities submitted a list of cities of the state to which the State will a~locate a certain sum of money for post-war funds, Mayor Holston reported. The Mayor stated the City of South San Francisco would be allocated $~8~, and the city could match th~ amount by regular proceedings o~ t?e city co~uc~l for the benefit of returned soldiers in po: war work, and strongly urged~the a~ceptance of~the~opPor~unity. Bruno Lollie made application for a license to operate a cigar store and News Stand at 28~ Grand Avenue. Councilman Elder moved the license be granted. ~he motion was seconded councilman Boido and regularly carried. Conway & Culligan of South City Village, requested that lots V2 and 7~ of the village, rezoned for commercial purposes. Heferred to the Planning Commission . James & Waters,civil engineers ,submitted plans and specifications for the development South City ~tllage,South San Francisco. Councilm~n Boido~introduced a resolution of the Cit~ South San Francisco adopting the plans and specifica~ion~~resolution was adopted by votes of the following named councilmen;- Ayes,Councilmen, Victor ~oido,Charles K.Elder,Ivan M.hays,George W.Holston. Noes, Councilmen,None. Aosent, Councilmen,M.Minucciani. AttestDaniel McSweeney. City Cle~ Recorded in ~ook of Hesolutions, Vol.~,at page ,24. RESOLUTION NO.~. The division of Highways,through Works Engineer Charles T.Droughton,submitted for execut~ by the City of South San Francisco,~emorandum of Agreement , in triplicate,to provide for th~ accumulation of the ~ cent gas tax fund on Streets of Major Importance for the l~S fiscal Councilman Elder introduced a resolution of the City Council of the City of South~ San Fr~ approving Memorandum of Agreement for accumulation of ¼ cent gas.tax.allocated for Streets ~f Major Importance in the City of South San ~rancisce. The resolution was adopted b~ the votes of all the members of the council present,as follows;- Ayes,Councilmen,Victor Ooido, Charles K.Eider, Ivan ~.Hays,*eroge W.Holston. Noes,Councilmen,None. Absent, Councilman,M.~inucciani. Attest Daniel ~cSweeney. .~ City Clerk. Resolution No . Hecorded in Book of Hesolutions, Vol.~, at page ~2~. The monthly reports of the city judge ,chief of police,building inspector,fire chief and city clerk for the month ending June ~O,l~*~ were submitted and accepted. Representatives of Piombo ~ros, blasting contractors.appeared before the city council on order of engineer Larwood to show cause for blasting in the city limits without license permit. While the company has a $100,000 bond posted they did not notify the engineer of bl~stin~. The ~m~,~&~ ,~ the n~ft~ n~ ~ b~f~ ~ ~,~~ ~-~ ...... ,.,~.~v~.-~,-~=A-Aesm.~lder, IvanM.HaYs,'George ~.Holston. Absent, Councilman, M.Minucciani. Copies of the minutes of the previous mseting having been forwarded to all councilme ~ayor Holston asked if there were any errors or omissions n~ted by any of the c0uncilme~ There appearing none he declared the minutes adopted as submitted. Jack Ferrario & B.E.McDonald applied for a business license to shine shoes in the Pe Arcade,~8 Grand Avenue. Councilman ~ays moved the license be gramted. The mott~n was se ed b2 councilman Boido and regularly carried. T~e Labor Herald submitted a claim for $~S for advertising the City of South San Frs The claim was ordered paid,on motion by councilman ~oido and s~conded by councilman Hay~ ~A~$.~RSAn~an~ John De Maderios applied for a business license to operate a parcel and drayage business at llO Grand Avenue. Laid over. Chief of Police Belloni submitted the names of ~ay G.Garcia and Ermine isabel Togne appointment as guards at the Western Pipe & Steel Company. Councilman Elder moved the ap ments be confirmed, without remuneration from the city. The motion was seconded by counc Hays and regularly carried. Guy F.Atkinson Companypreplted to the city's letter requesting them to avoid leavtn~ on the tail track in ~oity ~ar$ Addition, stating that they and Southern Pacific did not contemplate leaving cars any length of time there,and that their own sidings inside thei: yards would Oe completed soon,and ~!~ instructions had been~e employees in the yard t~ avoid the use of~the tail track for storage purposes. Accepted and filed. Judge!~ L~G.Hardy submitted a statement showing he had appointed Justice of the Pe~ Rudolph R~psey to ac~ as City Judge,pro tom,during his illness. Appointment accepted. A ~ notice~ was ~received from the League of California Cities, sSating that the Forty-Sixth Annual Conference of California Cities would be held in the City of Sacrame~ at the iHotel Senator, from September 19 to Mi,inclusive, and would furnish further detad AccePted and filed. The South San Francisco Public Library notified the city council that they had prepar a tentative budget,and would like to meet with the councilmen either June ~$,~ or 28,1~ at 7;~0 P.M. The council selected June 2~,at 7;JO P.M. S.Bottini 818 Linden Avenue applied for permission to construct a warehouse of stucco wood frame on lot 1V,Block l~, at an estimated cost of ~88S, for a l~ x ~0 structure. O~ recommeadation of Inspector ~Welte the permit was granted~ on motion by councilman BoiAe, seconded bY cour~cilman Hays and carried. A communication was received from the Division of Highways stating thay have not rece the city's approval of their plans for t?~ ~o~at~ontiof aYpe~estr~n~o~e~c~o~sing~:the proposed Bayshore Freeway between ~utler Road & Grand Avenue. Councilman Elder moved the approval of the location be granted. The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regul carried. Foster & Kliser made applications for permits to build two posting panels on W/L ~ of Bayshore Highway approximately 600 feet south of the S.P.overhead,~M~ft.panel backing ~ existing panel on th e E/L of B~yshore Highway,130 ft. North of California Avenue~ and.NW Ca,shored. Highway and~ChapmanJA~enue a~5ft,pamel to back up the existing structure. Coun( ~oido voiced serious objections against granting any more permits for ~illboard signs,sta~ Foster ~: Klieser got by too well under the old ordinance snd promised not to ask for ~ more signs~ and moved the requests for the permits be denied. The motion was seconded by councilman Hays and regularly carried. League of California Cities submitted a list of cities of the state to which the State will allocate a certain sum of money for post-war funds, Mayor Holston reported. The Mayor stated the City of South San Francisco would be allocated $95~5, and the city could match amount by regular proceedings of the city council for the benefit of returned soldiers in war work, and strongl~ urged~the~acceptance of~the~opPortunity. Bruno Lollie made application for a license to operate a cigar store and News Stand a 289 Grand Avenue. Councilman Elder moved the license be granted. ~he motion was seconde councilman Boido and regularly carried. Conway & Culligan of South City Village, requested that lots 72 and 7~ of the village, rezoned for commercial purposes. Referred to the Planning Commission James & Waters,civil engineers ,submitted plans and specification~ for the development South City ~lllage,South San Francisco. Councilm~n Boldo int~ro~cpd a resolution of the South San Francisco adopting the plans and speciftca~ion~~\resolution was adopted votes of the following named councilmen;- Ayes,Councilmen, Victor ~oido,Charles K.Elder,Ivan M.hays,George W.Holston. Noes, Councilmen,None. Aosent, Councilmen,M.~tnucciani. AttestDaniel McSweeney,City C] Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.~,at page ~4. RESOLUTION NO.~. The division of Highways,through Works Engineer Charles T.Broughton,submttted for exec~ by the City of South San Francisco,~emorandum of Agreement , in triplicate,to provide for t accumulation of the ~ cent gas tax fund on Streets of Major Importance for the 1~45 fisca2 Councilman Elder introduced a resolution of the City Council of the City of Sonth San approving Memorandum of Agreement for accumulation of ~ cent gas.tax.allocated fo Streets ~f Major Importance in the City of South San Francisco. The resolution was admpted the votes of all the members of the council present,as follows;- Ayes,Councilmen,Victor ~oido, Charles K.Eider, Ivan N.Hays,Oeroge W.Holston. Noes,Councilmen,None. Absent, Councilman,M.~inucciani. Attest Daniel ~qSweene2. ?~ City~ Clerk. Resolution No . Hecorded in Book of Hesolutions, Vol.~, at page 424. The monthly reports of the city judge ,chief of police,building inspector,fire chief an~ city clerk for the month ending June ~0,194~ were submitted and accepted. Representatives of Piombo ~ros, blasting contractors,appeared before the city council order of engineer Larwood to sho~ cause zor blasting' in the city l~mits without license permit. While the company has a $100,000 bond poste~ they did not notify the engineer o~i~ of blasting. The company~leAded~ ' the necessit~ of speed,being a government project, Stated the time taken by preparing the blast would take up too much of the engineer's time, and of considerable additional expense ~o the city for the ~ervices. After city attorne~ ~o] warned the comnanw ~a~ the. police w~uld arrest thief drivers who did not stop at crosszngs, were allowed t~ pro .... e: wlt.._ ~_::® wor~. 468 lB~m~er La~,vood reco:~zuend, e:1%~a+ s. =laLm:~.n stationec, a'h 1..__~ :last ,--.on?' Claims in tae amount $4,989.90 were next submitted to tae council for payment;- Subway Service Station Wilson Sporting Goods Co., Kelly's Wel~ing Shop Royal Supply Co Anchor Drug Co. J. Dale Thompson May .Spindler Well Worth Store Price Furniture Co Harold Ansley Louis Belloni Hallcraft Pacheo Elec. Ed. DeBerry Case - Shepperd - Mann Pub. Corp. California ~tate Auto Ass'n. Royal Supply Co So. City Lumber & Supply Co., II !! !! I! Enterprise Press Addressograp~ Sales Agency Sloss & Glikberg C. R. Skinner Mfg. Co. Chamber of Commerce Bank of America Mun. Fi~. Officers As~n . Peninsula Wi~doW~Cleaning Co. Hemmers & Smith W. Elliott Judge Inst. of Applied Science Tide Watsr Assoc. 0il M. Greenberg's & Sons F. J. Lautze Galvin Mfg. Corp. Jenning's Pharmacey A.L. Young Mach. Co. Edw. R. Bacon A. Welte A Brauns J. Marchi C. Rinehart E. Kozlowski A. Johnson R. Spinelli H. Wedeking A. Galli W. Minucciani R. Colombo A. Fregosi J. Dias J. Niosat D. Cagnacci S. Nor~ard Po Cagnacci D. Greco A.~uestoni Allied Glass Co. Fred J. Lautze Nat'l. Fire Prot. Ass'n. Trios. Galli M. Vincenzini A. Fregosi D. Cagnacci P. Cagnacci A. Questoni B. Tuccori D. Greco Louise D~ Cotter Thos. Schmidt Graybar Elec. Co. Baden Auto Repair ti ff Baber's Body Shop Dan McSweeney Highway Trans. Co. Pac. Tel/ & Tel. Co. Pac. Gas & Elec. Co. Dan McSweeney Subway Service Sta. Silv$~ Sagnaro Louis Belloni A. Soldandi F. Mandolt F. Cinffani F. Signorini J. Souzza M. Laufer Repairs $ 11.75 Equipment 8 82 Labor & Material l0 56 Supplies 5 49 " 2 05 " 1 28 " 2 73 " 2 46 Materials 8 20 Sign- Rec, Dept. 5 00 Meals etc. 18 55 Labor, Equipment 17 00 Work ~ Repair Lights 164 50 Globes & Lub. Car #~70/3~1 2 12 2 Course for Firemen 8 00 Repairing etc. 1 96 Supplies - Park 19 25 Lumber etc. G-23191 25 63 Concrete R-23444 G-23~32 R-~3V4V 18 53 Ordinance, paper, etc. 266 08 Subecriptions 6 85 Plates 15 23 Repairs Car # 3V1 49 11 Projector Lamp 4 49 Advertising 50 00 Audit Books 150 00 Renswml of Membership 10 00 Services 57 00 Speedomeher Services 2 O0 Large Map 20 50 1 Magnifier 11 00 Gasoline 114 50 Fire Hydrants 210 18 Water 77 Tubes 10 27 Clips, Etc. 1 85 Refill Austin Core 28 19 Tire & Tubes 23 83 Expences 2 50 Extra Duty 7 69 " " 7 69 Attending Fires ll 00 " " 15 00 " " 5 50 " " 13 00 " " 8 50 " " 23 50 " " 1 00 " " 4 50 " " 20 50 " " 20 00 " " " " 5 00 " " 1V 50 " " 23 50 ,' ,i 25 00 " " 8 50 In~tall Glass 20 Repair Brakes,etc. ~ 59 Copies Nat'l. Fire Code 8 00 Burning ~rass 42 31 " " 35 94 " " 31 39 " " 5 46 " " 15 " " 22 29 " " 10 46 " " 3 64 " " 24 57 " " 21 84 13 X Arms 11 72 Repairs 107 27 " & Parts 199 75 Labor on Car (For~) 20 00 Stamps, etc. 23 60 Frt. Charges 82 Tel. Services 125 85 St. Lights & Various Accounts 966 28 Tires 51 35 Service & Repair Parts 13 94 Radio & Tel. 0pe~ator 17 60 Extra Duty 26 21 Str. Work 8 V4 Park Work 80 29 " " 79 27 " " 74 47 janit6r'Rec, Hall 30 80 Park ?York 43 Hall craft Pacheo Elec. Ed. DeBerry Labor~Equipment 1V 00 Work ~ Repair Lights 164 50 Globes & Lub. Car #370/371 2 12 6 00 i 96 19 25 Case - Shepperd - Mann Pub. Corp. California 8tare Auto Ass'ri. Royal Supply Co So. City Lumber & Supply Co., II II II II II Enterprise Press Addressograpix Sales Agency Sloss & Glikberg C. R. Skinner Mfg. Co. Chamber of Co~m~erce Bank of America Mun. Fi~. Officers As~n Peninsula Wi~d~wqCleaning Co. Hemmers & Smith W. Elliott Judge Inst. of Applied Science Tide Watsr Assoc. 0il M. Greenberg's & Sons F. J. Lautze Galvin Mfg. Corp. Jenning' s Pharmacey A.L. Young Mach. Co. Edw. R. Bacon A. Welte A Brauns J. Marchi C. · Rinehart E. Kozlowski A. Johnson R. Spinelli H. Wedeking A o Gallt W. Ntnucciani R. Colombo A. Fregosi J. Dias J. Niosat D. Cagnacci S. Norgard Po Cagnacci D. Greco A. ~ue s~ oni Allied Glass Co. Fred J. Lautze Nat'l. Fire Prot. Ass'n. T~os. Galli ~. Vincenzint A. Fregosi D. Cagnacci P. Cagnacci A. Questoni B. Tuccori D. Greco Louise D~ Cotter Thos. S chmidt Graybar Elec. Co. Baden Auto Repair !1 Il !! Baber' s Body Shop Dan McSweeney Highway Trans. Co. Pac. Tel/ & Tel. Co. Pac. Gas & Elec. Co. Dan McSweeney Subway Service Sta. Silv$~ Sagnaro Louis Belloni A. Soldandi F. Mandoli F. Cinffani F. Signorini J. Souzza M. Laufer A. Galletti Joe Ferraris A. Ferraris 2 Course for Firemen Repairing etc. Supplies - Park Lumber etc. G-227~9 G-23191 Concrete R-23444 G-23~32 R-2374V Ordinance, paper, etc. Subscriptions PlateS Repairs Car # 371 Projector Lamp Advertising Audit Books R~newal of Membership Services Speedomet~er Services Large Map I Magnifier Gasoline Fire Hydrants Water Tubes Clips, Etc. Refill Austin Core Tire & Tubes Expences Extra Duty ti ti Attending Fires II II 11 II 11 Il I! II Il Il II !1 II II !1 11 II II II II II !1 11 !1 II II !1 II In~tall glass Repair Brakes, etc. Copies Nat'l. Fire Code Burning qras s II II II 11 II II II II II II I! II 11 II !1 II II II 1~ X Arms Repairs " & Parts Labor on Car (For~) Stamps, etc. Frt. Charges Tel. Services St. Lights & Various Accounts Tires Service & Repair Parts Radio & Tel. Operator Extra Duty Str. Work Park Work 11 II II II janitor-Re c, Hall Park 1.¥o rk II II Stro " Park " 25 63 18 53 266 08 6 85 15 23 49 ll 4 49 5O O0 150 00 10 O0 57 O0 2 O0 20 50 ll 00 ll4 5O 210 18 77 10 27 1 85 28 19 23 83 2 50 7 69 V 69 11 00 15 00 ~ ~0 l~ 00 8 80 2~ ~0 100 ~ 8O 20 50 20 O0 14 50 5 O0 1V 50 23 50 25 00 8 50 20 VO ~) 59 6 O0 42 31 35 94 31 39 5 46 15 92 22 29 10 46 8 ~4 24 57 21 84 11 72 107 27 199 75 2O O0 23 60 82 125 85 966 28 51 35 13 94 17 60 26 21 80 29 79 74 47 30 80 43 68 32 V6 69 2V V4 47 Expenditures Con't. J. Galli F. Casgrande V. C afro chi A. J. Pacheco Miss Dolo~as Ferrari Mrs. J. Pless Miss Elizabet~ Peck Miss Agnes Wieskamp Miss. Genevieve Wieskamp Mrs. May Spindler Mrs. Alma Ledwitn Caroline Sanders Evelyn McMills R. N.~ Murphy Str. Work $ 65 73 Park " 69 2V Str. " V4 47 Maintain Fire Alarm 56 00 Rec.Work 129 V5 " " 18 71 " " 50 05 " " 35 ~.5 " " 40 50 '! ;' 80 ll " " 51 00 Clerical Labor 64 80 " " ~ 0~ Extra Duty IV 60 Total $4898 90 '~he claims' ' ~ ;:~a~lng been audited by the fLnance co~ittee cou:acilman La~'s ~::oved paid. i'he mo$ion was 'seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. the~ be There being no further business before the board councilman Boido moved to adjourn until Monday, July 1Vth,1944,at 8 o'clock P.M. The motion was seconded by councilman Elder and regularly carried. Time of adjournment, 9;55 o'clock P.M. '~'ayor of SBu2h 'S~ F~ancisco. Respectfully submitted,