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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1947-06-16'249 PLACE: TIME: ROLL CALL: CALL TO ORDER: '~INUTES: PARADISE VALLEY IMPROVEMENT CLUB: BINS SIDEWALKS WEST ORANGE AVE.: RESOLUTION #1221: RECREATION COMMISSION: APPOINTMENT FRED BECKER RECREATION COM]~ISSION: RECREATION COMM. ARCHITECT: DIVISION OF HIGH%~AYS: S. NIERI HOUSING AUTHORITY: LABOR HERALD SUBSCRIPTION: P. G. &E.: GASOLINE TANK PERMITS: MONTHLY REPORTS: CLAIMS: BUSINESS LICENSE: CITY HALL DECORATING: ~AP,~OIB~ANDINI: LEAGUE OF CALIF. CITY' S MEh~ING: REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO HELD MONDAY, JUNE 1.'6, 19&7 Council Chambers, City Hall 8:00 p.m. Present: Councilmen G. W.. Holston, Chas. K. Elder, Leo Ferko, Adolph Sani, Emilio Cortesi. Meeting was called to order at 8:15 p.m. The City Clerk having forwarded m&py of the minutes of the previous meeting to all members of the City Council, Mayor Ferko asked if any errors or omissions were noted. There being none, the minutes were a~proved as submitted. Paradise Valley Improvement Club requested permission to use Orange Avenue Park on June 22nd for its.Annual Picnic. As Mr. Pless, of the Recreation Commission, had approved this re- quest motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that permission be granted, Councilman Elder moved, seconded by Councilman Sani that bids for the construction of the sidewalks on West Orange Avenue be opened. Motion was duly carried. The following bids ~were submitted: L. C. ~mith $19~5.95, Gabriel Construction Co. $2166.00. L. C. Smith being the low bidder, Councilman San~ introduced a.resolution awarding contract for the construction of sidewalk on West Orange Avenu~ to L. C. Smith. This resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the City Council. Communication was received from the Recreation CommisSion presenting the following recom- mendations: That Superintendent of Recreation, Joseph pless,, be employed on a full time basis from June 15th, to September 1st, at $230 per month and ~that his car allowance be increased to $12 per month for the same period. That May Spindler and Vincent ~tager be employed full time from June 15th, to September 1st, at $1.00 per hour. That temporary recreation directors not to exceed six, be employed for six weeks and three part time workers be employed at $1.00 per hour. That sessions in Ceramics and Woodshop be provided and half of the expense be paid by the School Board. On motion d~lymade, seconded and carried, the recommendations as set forth by the Recreation Commission were accepted. Mayor Ferko submitted the name of Mr. Fred Becker as a member of the Recreation Commission. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that the appointment of Mr. Becker to the rec- reation commission be confirmed. Mr. Becket was present and was instructed to appear at the City Clerk's office to be sworn in. Communication was received from the recreation commission requesting information regarding plans for the recreation buildings. Same was laid over awaiting information from Assemblyman Dolwig on the status of bill pen~ing in the legislature. Communication was received from John H, Skeggs, Division of Highways with reference to buildimg on Grand Avenue and Bayshore Highway. Same was ordered filed. Communication was received from the Housing Authority advising that Mr. S. Nieri's term of office as commissioner had expired March 31st. Mayor Ferko submitted the name of Mr. S. Nieri for appointment as commissioner of the Housing Authority effective April 1st. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that the appointment of Mr. S. Nieri to the Housing Authority be confirmed. Request was received from the Labor Herald for advertisement in their Labor Day edition at a cost of $50. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that the city subscribe same amount as in previous years. Communications dated May 26th and June 9th, were received from the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. advising of various installations of new lights in*the city. These communications were ordered filed. Charles J. Petrocchi requested permission to install 550 gallona storage tank and gasoline pump at 161 E1 Camino Real. As the Fire Chief had approved same, motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that permit be granted. United Packing Co. requested permission to install a 2,000 gallon storage tank for gasoline at their' premises on East Grand Avenue. As the Fire 8hief had approved same, motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that permit be granted. Reports for the month of May were submitted by the City Clerk and Library Board. Same were approved as submitted. Claims in the amount of $12,729.83 were presented to the Finance Committee for approval. On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the claims were ordered paid. Pete A. and George Roccasalva submitted application for license to engage in the business of fruits and vegetables at Bayshore and Linden Ave. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that permit be granted. The Pioneer Flag & Decorating Co. advised they ~would decorate the $ity Hall for the coming Booster's Club Fiesta for the sum of $50. MotiOn was duly made, seconded and carried, that the Pioneer Flag & Decorating Co. decorate the City Hall. Communication was received from 8hief of Police Belloni advising that Officer Mario Blandini had returned to light duty in the department as Radio Telephone Operator effectiFe June 13, 19&7. This communication was ordered filed. City Clerk was instructed to advise League of California City's tha%.~app~oXimately seven would attend meeting to be held June. 19th at San Mateo. BOOSTERS' CLUB The matter of the City participating in the Boosters' Club parade to be held July 6th was BINS SIDEWALKS WEST ORANGE AVE.: RESOLUTION #1221: RECREATION CO_~ISSION: APPOINTMENT FRED BECKER RECREATION COMMISSION: RECREATION COMM. ARCHITECT: DIVISION OF HIGH]~VAYS: S. NIERI HOUSING AUTHORITY: LABOR HERALD SUBSCRIPTION: P. G. & E.: GASOLINE TANK PERMITS: MONTHLY REPORTS: CLAIMS: BUSINESS LICENSE: CITY RALL DECORATING: POLIGE OFFIOE~ NARZOIN~ANDINI: LEAGUE OF CALIF. CITES ME~ING: BOOSTERS' CLUB FIESTA: Councilman Elder moved, seconded by Councilman Sani that bids for the construction of the sidewalks on West Orange Avenue be opened. Motion was duly carried. The following bids ~were submitted: L.C. Smith $19~5.95, 8abriel Construction Co. $2166.00. L. C. Smith being the low bidder, Councilman San~ introduced a.resolution awarding contra. for the construction of sidewalk on West Orange Avenu~ to L. C. Smith. This resolution w adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the City Council. Communication was received from the Recreation CommisSion presenting the following recom- mendations: That Superintendent of Recreation, Joseph pless,, be employed on a full time basis fr June 15th, to September 1st, at $230 per month and ~that his car allowance be increased to $12 per month for the same period. That May Spindler and Vincent ~ger be employed full time from June 15th, to Septemb 1st, at $1.00 per hour. That temporary recreation directors not to exceed six, be employed for six weeks and three part time workers be employed at $1.00 per hour. That sessions in Ceramics and Woodshop be provided and half of the expense be paid b the School B~ard. On motion dply made, seconded and carried, the recommendations as set by the Recreation Commission were accepted. Mayor Ferko submitted the name of Mr. Fred Becker as a member of the Recreation Commissic Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that the appointment of Mr. Booker to the rec reation commission be confirmed. Mr. Becket was present and was instructed to appear at City Clerk's office to be sworn in. CommunicatiOn was received from the recreation commission requesting information regardi~ plans for the recreation buildings. Same was laid over awaiting information from Assemb~ Dolwig on the status of bill pen~ing in the legislature. Communication was received from John H, Skeggs, Division of Highways with reference to b~ on Grand Avenue and Bayshore Highway. Same was ordered filed. Communication was received from the Housing Authority advising that Mr. S. Nieri's term ~ office as commissioner had expired March 31st. Mayor Ferko submitted the name of Mr. S. Nieri for appointment as commissioner of the Housing Authority effective April 1st. Mot~ was duly made, seconded and carried, that the appointment of Mr. S. Nieri to the Housing Authority be confirmed. Request was received from the Labor Herald for advertisement in their Labor Day edition cost of $50. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that the city subscribe same ~ as in previous years. Communications dated May 26th and June 9th, were received from the Pacific Gas & Electri, advising of various installations of new lights in,the city. These communications were ordered filed. Charles J. Petrocchi requested permission to install 550 gallon, storage tank and gasoli~ pump at 161 ~E1 Camino Real. As the Fire Chief had approved same, motion was duly made, and card,ed, that permit be granted. United Packing Co. requested permission to install a 2,000 gallon storage tank for gasol~ at their premises on East Grand Avenue. As the Fire Chief had approved same, motion was made, seconded and carried, that permit be granted. Reports for the month of May were submitted by the City Clerk and Library Board. Same w approved as submitted. Claims in the amount of $12,729.83 were presented to the Finance Committee for approval. motion duly made, seconded and carried, the claims were ordered paid. Pete A. and George Roccasalva submitted application for license to engage in the busines fruits and vegetables at Bayshore and Linden Ave. Motion was duly made, seconded and ca that permit be granted. The Pioneer Flag & Decorating Co. advised they would decorate the Oity Hall for the comi Booster's Club Fiesta for the sum of $50. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, t the Pioneer Flag & Decorating Co. decorate the City Hall. Communication was received from 8hief of Police Belloni advising that Officer Mario Blan had returned to light duty in the department as Radio Telephone Operator effective June 19&7. This communication was ordered filed. City Clerk was instructed to advise League of California City's tha=.:appzoXimately seven would attend meeting to be held June. 19th at.San Mateo. The matter of the City participating in the Boosters' Club parade to be held July 6th wa brought up. It was decided~to refer this matter to the heads of the various City Depart for action. 25O BURI~BURI TRANSPORTATION: SPEED LIMIT BURI BURl: FIRE ALARM SYSTE~ BURI BURI: SEWER MISSION ROAD RESOLUTION ~1222: MOSQUITO ABATE- MENT: CONVENIENCE STATION ORANGE AVE. PARK RESOLUTION ~3! WEED ABATEMENT RESOLUTION #122&: CITY PARK IMPROV- MENT CLUB.: ADJOURNMENT: Communication was received from the South San Francisco Transit Co. advising that the matter of bus transportation to the Buri Buri subdivision was in the hands of the Public Utilities Commission of California. As soon as approval was received from the com~ssion the city would be advised. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that the Buri B~zri Homes, Inc. be sent a copy of this letter:'and the Public Utilities Commission be contacted recommending that the South San Francisco Transit Company'~s request be approved. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that the City Clerk be authorized to write Col. Ske~gs of the Highway Division requesting that something be done toward reducing the speed limit on E1 Camlno Real in the Buri Buri area. Fire Chief Welte advised that the installation of fire alarm syste~ in Buri Buri subdivision was waiting on material. City Clerk was inst~lcted to so advise Buri Burl Homes. Works Engineer submitted plans and specifications for sewer construction on Mission Road. Councilman Cortesi introduced a resolution providing for the contruction of sanitary sewer in A~ission Road according to the plans and specifications as submitted. This resolution -was adopted by the unanimous vote of all mmmbers of the City Council. City Attorney Coleberd presented Petition he had written up providing for the Mosquito abate- ment in the City. As it was necessary that this petition be c~rculated to'obtain the nec- essary 10% of the qualified voters at the iast election, the petition was referred, to the Health Inspector. Councilman Elder introduced a resolution ordering the construction of a convenience station in the Orange Ave. Park. This resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the City Council. Councilman Holston introduced a resolution ordering the abatement of weeds in the city. This resolution ~as adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the City Council. Mr. Anderson, of the City Park Improvement Club, addressed the Council requesting that some action be taken toward curbing speeding on 'Nest Orange Ave. He also requested that the city replay to all letters from the club. Mr. Becker ~ddressed the council suggesting that blinker light or caution signal be installed on Orange Avenue to prevent speeding. This brought out a great deal of discussion regarding speeding on Orange Avenue and various suggest- ions were made toward the correction of same. Mayor Ferko stated the matter would be placed in the hands of the Police department as they were doing all possible toward regulating traffic and were doing a good Job so far. On motion of Councilman Holston, seconded by Councilman Elder, the meeting was adjourned to Wednesday, June 18, at 7:30 p. m. Time of adjournment - 9:&5 p.m. Respectfully submitted, APPROVED: Ma~or City Clerk