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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1946-02-18.124 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, HELD MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1946. PLACE: TIME: Council Chambers, City Hall, South San Francisco, Calif. 8:00 ~'clock P. M. ROLL CA?J.: present Councilman, Victor Boido, G. A. Anderson, G. W. Holston, Chas. K. Elder, M. Minucciani Absent, Councilman, None ed CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Geo. W. Holston cal~the meeting to order at 8:00 O'clock P. M. MIND. ES: The minutes of the two previous meetings were approved as read. C 0RRESPOND~.~CE: A. E. RYAN owner of the South San Francisco Transit Company advised the City Council it is the intention of his company to extend the sewice to Brentwood and' Buri Buri tracts when they are completed. Communication ordered filed J., G. V/~EER, Secretary of the Planning Commission of South Ean Francisco, advising that the Commission reccmmended that his salary be r~sed to $25.00 per month; also that a type- writer be provided for the Secretary. On motion duly made and seconded t~e rais~ was granted. AMERICAN RED CROSS; addressed a communication to the City Council asking for a contribution. City Attorney Co~berd advised that the City cannot make contributions. BUILDING PERMITS A. C. FREEMAN asked for a permit to ~l,~$er the interior and front of his building at ll5 Grand Avenue at an approximate cost of $4500.00. On motion by Councilman Minucciani, second- ed by Councilman Elder and regularly carried the permit was granted. SHERIFF'S POSSE ASSOOIAEON COUNTY CLERK W. H. AUGUSTUS answered the City Clerk's letter of January 22nd, 1.~46, regarding the issuance of a permit to the :Sheriff's Posse Association permission to build ad- jacent to the Southwood Subdivision. He advised the City Council that it is the in~ention of the Sheriff's Posse to build a ~b house hn~y. Comm~nication ordered filed. ON SALE BEER LICENSES · GENERAL The State Board of Equalization notified the City Council of the granting of the following licenses: M. Senaldi~ 281 Grand Avenue, on sale beer license Nello Lazzari and Nello Lomba~di, Z0~ Bayshove Blvd., on sale general license M. Dovichi' M. Eli and M. Verna, 320 Grand Avenue, on sale ~M off sale general license Ordered fi led. SPECIAL POLICE ;~P P_0 INTMENT S RAY~IOND GALLAGER On motion duly made, seconded an~ regularly carried Raymond Gallagher was appointed special police officer for Armour and Company to sewe without renumeration from the City. CANCELLATIONS OF ON motion duly made, seconded and regular~ly carried, the SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS following ~pecial Police Officer appointments were cancelled: ,, Western Pipe and Steel Company Guards: E. E. F~'lk, Frank Flaherty, D. W. Hanson, H. W. Haenkle, H. R. Huravitch, A. Morgioni, Eben Robertson, ~eorge Shamblen Walter D. Small~ E..I. Tognelli, W. E. Mills Armour and Company Guards ~ C. T. Pfaff, R. Mort, ~evnon Williams, W. O'Keefe BUSINESS LIC.ENSE On motion duly made, seconded and regularly carried EARL F. HUNTINGTON & 0. B. KERR were granted an automobile repair licenses at E1 Camtno and First Street. MONTHLY REPORTS SOUTH SAN P .RANC!SC0 LIB~-~ARY and DEPART~NT OF PUE~IC HEALTH reports for the month of Feb~ry were submitted and regular- ly accepted. RESOLUTION NO. 1072 Councilman Minucciani introduced a resolution of the City of South San Francisco that the city enter into an agreement with the State of California for sewer construction across certain lands. The resolution was adopted by. the uninamous vote of all members of the City Council. Recorded in Book of Res. Vol. 4 at page 28. . RESOLUTION NO. 1073 Councilman Elder introduced a resolution of the City of South San Francisco requiring the city to execute to the State of California a quitclaim deed. The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all m~mbers of the City Council. Recorded in Vol. 4 of Book of Res. at ~age 29. RESOLUTION NO. 1074 Councilman Boido introduced a resolution of the City of South CORRESPONDh~NCE: A. E. RYAN owner of the South San Francisco Transit Company advised the City Council it is the intention of his company to extend the service to Brentwood and Burl Burl tracts when they are completed. Communication ordered filed J.. G. W~EER, Secretar~ of the Planning Commission of South Ean Francisco, advising that the Commission reccmmended that his salary be r~sed to $25.00 per month; also that a type- writer be provided for the Secretary. On motion duly made and seconded the rats~ was granted. AMERICAN RED CROSS addressed a communication to the City Council asking for a contribution. City Attorney Co~berd advised that the City cannot make contributions. BUILDING PERMITS A. C. FR~AN asked for a permit to Al~ter the interior a~ front of his building at 118 Grand Avenue at an approximate cost of $4500.00. On motion by Councilman Minucciani~ second- ed by Councilman Elder and regularly carried the permit was granted. SHERIFF'S POSSE. ASSOCIA~DN COU~NTY CLERK W. H. AUGUSTUS answered the City Clerk's letter of January 22nd, 1948, regarding the issuance of a permit to the .~Sheriff's Posse Association pennisston to build ad- jacent to the Southwood Subdivision. He advised the City Council that it is the in~ention of the Sheriff's Posse to build a ~b house ~n~y. Comm~nication ordered filed. ON SALE BEER LICENSES · GENERAL The State B~ard of Equalization notified the City Council of the granting of the following licenses: M. Senaldi~ 261 Grand Avenue, on sale beer license Nello Lazzari and Nello Lombardt, 309 Baysho~e Blvd., on sale general license M. Dovichi, M. Eli and M. Verna, 320 Grand Avenue, on sale a=~ off sale general license Ordered fi led. SPECIAL POLICE ~POINTMENTS RAYMOND GALLAGER On motion duly made, seconded a~ regularly carried Raymond Gallagher was appointed special police officer for Armour and Company to se~e without renumeration from the City. CANCELLATIONS OF ON motion duly made, seconded and regularly carried, the SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS following Special Police Officer appointments were cancelled: Western Pipe and Steel Company Guards: E. E. FA~lk, Frank Flaherty, D. W. Hanson, H. W. Haenkle, H. R. Huravitch, A. Morgioni, Eben Robertson, "'~eorge Shamblen Walter D. Small, E..I. Tognelli, W. E. Mills Armour and Company Guards C. T. Pfaff, R. Mori, ~e~non Williams, ~W. O'Keefe BUSINESS LICENSE On motion duly made, seconded and regularly carried EARL F. HUNTINGTON & 0. B. KERR were granted an automobile repair licenses at E1 Camino and First Street. MONTHLY REPORTS SOL~H SAN FRANCISCO LIB~-~ARY and DEPARTMENT OF PUH~IC HEALTH reports for the month of Febx-a~ry were submitted and regular- ly accept ed. RESOLUTION NO. 10~2 Councilman Minucciaui introduced a resolution of the City of South San Francisco that the city enter into an agreement with the State of California for sewer construction across certain lands. The resolution was adopted by the uninamous vote of all members of the City Council. Recorded in Book of Res. Vol. 4 at page 28. RESOLUTION NO. 1073 RESOLUTION NO. 1074 Councilman Elder int~oduced a resolution of the City of South San Francisco requiring the city to execute to the State of Califo~nla a quitclaim deed. The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all m~mbers of the City Council. Recorded in Vol. 4 of Book of Res. at page 29. Councilman Boido introduced a resolution of the City of South San Francisco that the city enter into an agreement with the United States of America regarding construction of force main sewer. The resolution was_'adop.t~ed by the u~a~io~s, vote of all members of the City Councm£. Recorde~ mn 4 of Book o~ Res. at pages SO and SI. I2 Claims in the amount of $8,445.31 were next presented to the City Council for payment: Register Press Belli Motor Company M. Lamuth Fashion Clothing Co. Federal Laboratories, Inc. DeBerry ' s A. Carlisle Co. C. Blandini A. Terragno Dr. M. l~ertheim Tidewater Associated Oil~Co. Charles T. Broughton Frank Parianl South C it y Laund~ Superior Laundry Richfield Oil Company P. G. & E. Walter Radell Co. Enterpri se Press South'City Lumber & Supply Pernau-Walsh Printing Co. L. C. Smith Robert S. Irvine, MD C. W. Marwedel Angelo Colombo Burroughs Adding Machine Co. P. G. & E. California State Auto Assn. Edwar~ R. Bacon Co. Edward R. Bacon Co. A. L. Young Machinery Co. General Paint Corporation Pacheco Electric Co. Ken Royce Quarry L. C. Smith Hallawell Seed Co. So. City Lumber Co. Chas. Brown and Sons reports Jan and Feb. repairs Buick material and parts for Buick I police uniform materials - police dept. 4 tires & oil change " reports - city judge matron numeral clock purchased for police sobriety tests gas ar~ oil engineering Jan repairs Buick laundry- f~e house ti tt Gas- Feb. m~scellaneous service overhaul mimeo 100 booklets Ord. #216 &envelopes supplies - Colma Cree~,: printing Ghiozzi Case crane rental - Colma Creek eye ex. & report - Questoni parts - fire dept. for city's damage to Neon sign maintenance 2-7-46 to 8-7-46 street lights Jan sign installation air compressor, etc. hose reels installed on compressor 8 bales broom straw paint electric repairs traffic signal 38 loads crusher run 27.3 tons plant mix Seed materials mole poison 7 477 27 $ Z. Zancanella Win. Whipple A. Terragno S. Stagnaro J. D, Souza E. M. Santo J. Ma~cchi D. $ombardi Nello/Lazzari M. laufer Mike Lamuth A. Johnson J. Huntington J, G. Galli C. A. Gala A. Ferrario A..Cerri M. Blandini Joe Bildhauer V. Biancnini L. Benelli Louis Belloni park labor extra police duty ti !1 Il 11 !1 l! recreation janitor park labor extra fire duty " police duty I week's vacation & 45 hfs duty park labor extra police duty painting hydrants street labor street labor street labo~  ark labor treet labor extra police duty , extra police duty greasing and painting hydz,~nts extra police duty 69 16 17 28 68 ~2 10 80 26 70 65 52 8 96 17 46 104 56 14 56 19 ~4 58 24 50 05 72 80 69 16 69 1.6 10 80 B9 78 53 69 ~3 80 total - ........ $8 445 31- The claims having been audited by the finance conm~ittee, Councilman Boido moved they be paid. the motion was seconded by councilman Minucciani and regularly carried New Bus ine ss Dr. Klein appeared before the City Council and asked them for the business of maintaininE~ the city's radios. There was no action taken in the matter. Mr. U. Lucchessi appeared before the 'board and com~ained of the condition of the alley on Third Lzne between Linden Avenue and Spruce Avenue. The matter was referred to the Superintendent of Streets. He also talked of the delivery truc~parking on ~rand Avenue when delivering to the mer~ chants instead of pa~king in the alley. The matter was re£erred to ~he Planning Commission. Mayor Holston requested the City Clerk t~ address a letter of the State Highway asking them regarding the stop and go sij~nal on E1 Camino Real and West Orange avenue as to when the city could exoect the installation of such a signal. A. Carlisle Co. C. Blandini A. Terragno Dr. M. l~ertheim Tidewater Associated Oil~,Co. Charles T. Broughton Frank Partani South City Laundr? Superior Laundry Richfield Oil Company P. G. & E. Walter Radell Co. Enterprise Press South-City LumBer & Supply Pernau-Walsh Printing Co. L. C. Smith Robert S. Irvine, MD C. W. Marwedel Ange lo Colombo Burroughs Adding Machine Co. P. G. & E, California State Auto Assn. Edward R. Bacon Co. Edward R. Bacon Co, A, L. Young Macniner~y Co. General Paint Corporation Pacheco Electric Co, Ken Royce Quarry L. C. Smith Hallawell Seed Co. So. City Lumber Co. Chas. Brown and Sons 4 tires'& oil change " reports - city judge mat numeral clock purchased for police sobriety tests gas and oil engineering Jan repairs Buick laundry - ~re house Il Il Gas - Feb. m~scellaneous service overhaul mime o 100 booklets Ord. #216 &envelopes supplies - Colma CreeE:: printing Ghiozzi Case crane rental - Colma Creek eye ex. & report - Questoni parts - fire dept. for city's damage to Neon sign maintenance 2-7-46 to 8-7-46 street lights Jan sign installation air compressor, etc. hose reels installed on compressor 6 bales broom straw paint electric repairs traffic signal 38 loads crusher r~u 27.3 tons plant mix Seed materials mole poison 86 51 53 5 O0 12. 19 60 O0 aO0 2_51. 281 6 09 9-i 06 24 8 97 18 gl 57 ~ 20 2~ 5 7~ 1 O0 79 10 O0 1 27 12 15 104 69 12 2~ 584 64 56 09 59 85 445 ~ 93 6 ~5 7 477 27 s Z, Zancanella Vim. Whipple A. Te~ragno S. Stagnaro J, D. Souza E, M. Santo J. Ma~hi D. ~ombardi Nello ILazzarl M. laufer Mike Lamuth A. Johnson J. Huntington j, G. Galli C. A. Gala A. Ferrario A. gerri M. Blandini Joe Bildhauer V. Biancnini L. Benelli Louis Belloni park labor extra police duty It tl 11 II II tl recreation janitor park labor extra fire duty " police dnty I week's vacation & 45 hfs duty park labor extra police duty paint ing hydrants street labor street labor street labor ark labor treet labor extra police duty , extra police duty greasing and painting hydrants extra police duty total .... 69 16 17 28 68 32 10 80 26 70 65 52 8 96 17 46 104 56 19 Aa 58 2a 50 05 72 80 .69 16 69 16 69 16 10 80 39 78 53 69 43 80 - -$8 445 51- The claims having been audited by the finance committee, Councilman Boido moved they be paid. the motion was seconded by councilman Minucciani and regularly carried New Bus ine ss Dr. Klein appeared before the City Council and 'asked them for the business of maintaining the city's radios. There was no action taken in the matter. Mr. U. Lucchessi appeared before the board and com!~ained of the condition of the alley on Third Lane between Linden Avenue and Spruce Avenue. The matter was referred to the Superintendent of Streets. He also talked of the delivery truc~parking on grand Avenue when delivering to the mer- chants inste~d of pa~kin~ in the alley. The matter was referred to ~he Planning Commission. Mayor Holston requested the City Clerk to address a letter of the State High~ay asking them regarding the stop and go si~mal on E1 Camino Real and West Orange avenue as to when the city could expect the installation of such a signal. Adjournment to Feb, lC, 1946 Councilman Minucciani moved to adjour~ to Tuesday evening February ~, 1946, at 8 o'clock p. m. The motion was Second- ed by Councilman Boido and regularly carrie~g Time of adjourrnnent 9:45 p. m. Approved: .. Respectfully submitted Daniel McSweeney, City Clerk Mayer of the Oity of ~outh San Fx. ancis co.