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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1955-07-18REGULAR MEETING OF TH~. CITY CO'JNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, HELD ~ONDAY, JULY 18, 1955 PLACE: TIME: CALL TO ORDER: PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE INVOCATION ROLL CALL: -o/3 CARMELITA DRIVE EXTENSION: ~O?~ PROGRESS PAYMENT-- INDUSTRIAL AREA PUMP STATIONS: ~/j~ ~ DEPARTMENT MONTHLY RF~RTS: -- GASOLINE 0UOTATIONS: PARKHAVEN SUBDIVISION CONNECTION FEES: Council Chambers, City Hall 8:00 P.M. The meeting was called to order by Vice Mayor Gamlen at 8:00 P.M. Pledge of Allegiance to the flag was recited, after which invocation was given by Reverend Maurice ~icker of the Southern Baptist Church. Preser.~: Absent' Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gem Mmyor Telford Smith Vice ~ayor Gamlen announced that in the absence of Mayor Smith he would preside as Mayor for the meeting. Vice Mayor Gamlen announced there were no ~inutes of the previous meeting for approval. He then asked if there was a motion that the claims submitted be approved. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Lucchio, and regularl carried, that the claims be approved for payment. Total amount of claims $42,529.51. Communication dated July 14, 1955 was received from the office of the City Manager concerning Caa~melita (King) Drive E~tension. A~a r~~d~given ~Ci,-F~r~'c~aA~'~~e~-~neg~;tj~*~o~s.~n ~he ma'tter,-CouDcil~an ~- Lucchio moved that the City Attorney be instructed to draw up a new contract between the three parties that originally signed the contract for the removal of the house for the extension of Serra Street, and secondly that con'tingent upon signing that contract, the City Manager, Director of Public Works, and the City Aztorney proceed to negotiate for the extension of Carmelite Drive; that they enter the proceedings with the understanding that the City's obligation shall not exceed any previous commitment by the City. Vice Mayor Gamlen asked CouncLLman Lucchio if that amount was for $5,000.00; to which Councilman Lucchi answered, this was correct. Cou~ilman Rocca seconded the motion which was regularly carried. Vice Mayor Gmnlen then stated that Item No. 2 shown on the agenda as final paymenz for Industrial Area Pump Station should read progress payment and not final payment. He also stated that this matter was approved under the claims for payment. He then proceeded on to the matter of reports.. '~ .-~ Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi, and regularly carried that 5he departmma~ml monthly reports be accepted and placed on file. Reports received were as follows: (a) Police Department -- June (b) Building Inspector -- June (c) City Clerk -- May (d) Fire Department -- June Next ~aken up was the application for Alchoholic Beverage License (Off Sale Bee and W~ne) at the Boulevard Market. Councilman Lucchio moved, seoonded by CounciLman Ro~em, that the notification be filed. Councilman Rocca under the question asked if this was a transfer of license~ to which the City Manager replied it was. Motion as made and seconced was regularly carried. Next -aken up under reports were those received from the office of the City Manager as follows: (a) Use of envelopes for parking meter violations. (b) Staff Meeting minutes, July 6, 1955 (c) Progress report -- Conm~r Street extension. (d) Pine Terrace Drainage i~vestiSation. (e) Gasoline Quotations. (f) Annexation fees. (g) Progress report -- Mayfair -- South Canal petition. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi, and regularly carried that 51~e City Manager's reports be accepted and filed with the exception of item 3 - e. Councilman Lucchio then spoke on item 3 - e under the ~ity Manager reporss, concerning gasoline quotations. After discussion had taken place, concerning the matter of bids for the purchase of gasoline and the use of regul gasoline by other vehicles other than those used for emergency purposes, Counci man Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi, that the City accept the lo% ~ids for the high test gasoline of ~.1 ~rom the Standard Oil Company, plus the iow bid from the Shell Oil Company of 19.88 per gallon of regular gasoline. Discussion followed, at which time Councilman Rocca stated that he wished the records to show that the City had always purchased gasoline under the low bid. After discussion, m~tiim as made and seconded was regularly carried. Communication dated July 13, 1955 was received from the office of the City Attorney, concerning the matter of Parkhaven Subdivision; the letter being addressed to Arco Building Co. City Attorney Lyons remarked that this was merely just for copy purposes of a letter which he had sent. Vice Mayor Gamle~ remarked that if there were no objections, the copy of the'letter would be ordered filed. No objections having been registered, it was so ordered. Memorandum dated June 2, 1955 was receivec from the Personnel Board, concerning the accompanying letter of condolence which was sent Mrs. Charles Ledwith. Vic Mayor Gamlen stated that if there were no objections, the letters would be accep;ed and placed on file. There being no objections, it was so ordered. There 3eing no Public Hearings, Vice Mayor Gamlen then proceeded on to the matter of ordinances. City Attorney ~yons stated that the first ordinance for ORDINANCE NO. 367-- McCAHON ANNEXATION: ORDINANCE NO. 368 -- KI I SKI ANNEXATION: Council attention concerned the McCahon a~nexation, stating that it was up for second reading. He asked if a motion could be introduced that the reading be waived and the ordinance introduced by title only. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca, and regularly carried, that the reading be waived and the ordinance introduced by title. City Attorney Lyons then read /he title of the ordinance which was as follows: Ar Ordinance of the City of South San Francisco Approving the Annexation of "The McCahon Property" to the City of Sou San Francisco; after which, roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gaml Noes: " None Absent: Mayor Telford Smith Vice ~ayor Gamlen then said the next ordirance concerned the second reading of the KLiski and Homer Annexation. City Attorney Lyons explained the ordinance .and the background of it; after which, he stated that a motion could be made that ;ac reading be waived and the ordinarce introduced by title only. Council man Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Lccchio, and regularly carried that the reading be-waived and the ordinance introduced by title only. City Attorney Ly read ~ne title of the ordinance which was as follows: An Ordinance of the City South San Francisco Approving the Annexation of "Kiiski Addition" to the City of S®m~h San Francisco; after which, roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamle Noes; " None Absen=: MaySr Telford Smith ORDINANCE NO. 3G9 -- STORAGE OF WRECKED AUTOMOBI LES: ? City Autorney Lyons then remarked that the next ordinance which was up for second reading concerned the storage of wrecked automobiles was Some six'pages long, was previously explained at a prior meeting, and asked if it could be introduced by title only, waiving the rea~ing. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Lucchio, that the reading be waived and the ordinance introduced by title only. The title was as follows: An Ordinance of the City of South 5an Francisco Regulating Auto Wrecking Business Activities in Said City. Brief discussion followed; after which, roll csll vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucohio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gaml Noes: " None Absent: Ma~or Telford Smith SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS: ~--/~ 7 Vice Mayor Gamlen amnounced that the second reading of the subdivision ordinanc amendments had been requested to be held over until August 1. ORDINANCE NO. 370 PROHIBITING PARKING ALONG PARKWAY: lie then~on to the next ordinance which concerned the second.reading of an emergency ordinance concerning traffic regulations on Parkway; at this time, City A5torney Lyons read the ordinance in full, the title of which was as follo An Ordinance of the City of South San Frazcisco Prohibiting Parking Until November 15, 1955, Along the North Side of Parkway Between Maple Avenue and Spruce Avenue. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis L[cchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamlen Noes: " None Absent: Mayor Telford Smith FIRST READING -- INTRO- DUCTION 2nd PERIOD TAX PAYMENT: ~/&7 City A;torney Lyons in taking up the next ordinance for its first reading and introduction, concerning the second period tax payment, briefly_explained that this was to o~0rrelate the tax dates so that they would coincide with those of the county. He asked if a motion could be made waiving the reading, and intro- ducing it by title only. Councilman Luc6~io so moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca, and regularly carried.- Councilman Cortesi voted no. City Attorney Lyon then read the title of the ordinance; after which, it was introduced by Council man Lucchio. .~; . ~ ~r ~ '~ INTRODUCTION & FIRST READING - T~W CAR REGULATION: ~-/~ 7 City A~torney Lyons next took up the first reading and introduction of the ordin~nce concerning t~ car regulation, reading the ordinance in full; after which, he explained that it was an ordinance which had been recommended by the Police Department. The ordinance was the~ introduced by Councilman Rocca. ~MENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE: ~/&7 Vice ~ayor Gamlen stated that the introduction and first reading of the ordinan concerning amendments to the zoning ordinance for the rezoning of property at 813 - 19 Baden Avenue had been requested keld over until August 21. OLD MISSION ROAD ROW: The Council next proceeded on to the matter of Resolutions, taking up first the one concerning the acceptance of Old Mission Road ROW. Vice Mayor Gamlen remar the resolution on Old Mission Road I~W would be held over as requested. RESOLUTION NO. 2170 ABANDONMENT OF DRAINAGE EASEMENT: ~0 ~- City A~torney.Lyons then said that a resolution had b~n prepared concerning the abandonment of a drainage easement no longer used by the City; further remarking that he had checked it with the Director of Public Works; and that he had recommended its abandonment. He also stated that in connection with this ~atter, the City was executing a deed and then accepting one from the Pedemo~te's. After City Attorney Lyons had read the resolution and the deed of abandonment, Councilman Lucchio introduced A Resolution of the City of South San Francisco Ordering The Vacation of a Drainage and Sanitary Easement Under The Provisions of the Public Service Easements Vacation Law. Roll Call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, RichardGamle Noes: ~' None Absent: Mayor Telford Smith RESOLUTION NO. 2171 City Attorney Lyons then explained, in connection with the same matter, he had ACCEPTING PEDEMONTE DEED: an exchange deed executed by Mr. & Mrs. Pedemonte for which a resolution had ~'0 7~" been prepared to accept the deed of easement on behalf of the City. Councilman Rocca then introduced A Resolution Accepting ~ ~ed F~ F~l~e g$dem~ate and Mmgy Pedemonte, His Wife, to the City of South San Francisco. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamle Noes: " None Absent: Mayor Telford Smith RESOLUTION NO. 2172 CHARLES LEDWITH AS CITY AUDITOR: The next resolution concerned the authorizing of a contract with the City Auditor. After a brief explanation by City Attorney Lyons, Couhcilman Cortesi introduced A Resolution of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco Design,ting Chl~es Ledwith, A Certified Public Accountant, as the Accountant to Perform the Annual Auditing Services for the City of South San Francisco For ~ ~~e~a~-.~'lg~$;.~ 195~-1956.. Roll call vo~e Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis buc~hio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamle: Noes: " None Absent: Mayor Telford Smith RESOLUTION NO. 2173 City Attorney Lyons stated that on the next resolution he had taken care of SOUTH CANAL ST. & both matters as they appeared on the agenda, concerning South Canal'Street as SPRUCE AVE. - MAJOR STS:a Major Street and Spruce Avenue between Miller and Parkway as a Major Street. ~"0~ Director of Public Works Goss stated that ae felt South Canal Street should be extenced from Linden Avenue to Spruce Aven'~e; after which, City Attorney Lyons ~O~O stated that he could correct this. Councilman Rocca then introduced A Resoluti, of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco Designating Certain ~treets within Said City as "Major City Streets". Brief discussion followed; after which, roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamle: Noes: " None Absent: Mayor Telford Smith RESOLUTION NO. 2174 CHANGE OF INTEREST ON BONDS: ~//_~ City Attorney Lyons. stated that there were two other matters with respect to resolutions which were not designated on the agenda and which he ~ad prepared for tkis evening; one concerned a change of interest on the issuance of bonds for Airport Boulevard Sanitary Sewers, changing the calculated interest from $25.08 to $25.19 per coupon. After brief discussion, Councilman Rocca introduc~ A Resolution of the City Council of the Cizy of South San Francisco Amending Resolution No. 2157 With Respect to the In~erest Rate on the Coupons of the Bonds to be Issued Pursuant Thereto. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamle~ Noes: " None Absent: Mayor Telford Smith RESOLUTION NO. 2175 AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY & HOUSING AUTHORITY-- SEWER RENTALS: The next resolution concerned the approving of an agreement between the City an( the No~mingAmthority of the City with respect to the matter of collecting sewer rentals. After City Attorney Lyons had read the resolution~~ Councilman Cortesi introduced A Resolution of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco Approving An Agreement To Be Entered into Between Said City and the Housing Authority of the City of South San Francisco with Respect to the Matter of Sewer Rentals. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, ~ichard Gamle~ Noes: " None Absent: ~ayor Telford Smith NOTICE OF INCORPOR- ATING PROCEEDINGS-- BROADMOOR: ~" D (:::, F Communication dated July 12, 1955 was received from the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, together with a notice of ~ntention in the matter of the incor- poration of a new city as a city of the 6th class in San Marco Court~. City Manager McClung explained that this notification was necessary by the Board of Supervisors in notifying cities within an area anticipating incorporation. He also s'lggested that it might be well to have the Director of Public Works, the City Attorney, and himself, before the Board of Supervisors to register whatev.gr protests are necessary concerning South San Francisco Water Shed area. Counciluan Rocca then moved, seconded by Councilman Lucchio, that the City Mana~ Director of Public Works, and the City Attorney continue their efforts against the proceedings. Brief discussion followec; after which, motion as made and seconded was regularly carried. VARIANCE & ADJUSTMENT NO. 450--A, MEDIGHINI: ~-~-~ NO. 451--OUALITY FOOD: Vice Mayor Gamlen next took up the following variance and adjustment resolutions as received from the Planning Commission, with their recommendations as follows: Resolu';ion No. 450, recommending the granting of a variance to Adolph Medighini to construct a garage on his property located at 725 Baden Avenue. Resolution No. 451 recommending the granting of a variance to.the Quality Food for se~ backs and request for a forty foot tower. NO. 452--ARC0 BUILDING: Resolution No. 452 recommending the granting of a variance to Arco Building ~- ~,-<'~ Company for a set back on the property adjoining 222 Mosswood Way. Ceu~ilman Cortesi moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca, and regularly carried, that the recommendationsof the Planning Commission be accepted. USE PERMIT NO. 453 Next taken up was use permit resolution No. 453 as applied for by the Electrical ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS: , Produc~s Corporation, received from the Planning Commission recommending the ~'0~-0 installation Sf a non-flashing neon sign to advertise the ~ubdivision at 221 Airpor~ Boulevard. Cuuncilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Ceuncilman Rocca, and regularly carried, that.the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted. USE PERMIT NO. 454 The nex~ use permit resolution No. 454 as received from the Planning Commission SEE'S CANDIES HELD OVER:concerned the application of See's Candies, Inc. with regard to their request ~o for the construction of a factory and warekouse on the northeast intersection at E1Camino Real and Spruce Avenue. Councilman Lucchio briefly remarked re- garding prior discussions on the matter which had come to the attention of the City Council; stating that if the permit were issued, the requirements previousl set by Council action should be included. After discussion on the matter, Vice Mayor Gamlen stated that if there were no objections, this matter would be held ower until the adjourned meeting of July 21 at 5:00 P.M. No objections having been registered, it was so ordered. RE©UEST TO LJ. AVE THE STATE--H. SCHWEINING: Memorandum dated July 8, 1955 was received from Superintendent of Sanitation. Henry Schweining, requesting permission ~ :. :'l~J~'i~. ~ leave the state for his vacation, commencing August 6, 1955 to August ~, 1955. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca, and regularly carried, that permission as requested be granted. POSSIBLE DUMP OPERATIONSVice Mayor Gamlen then asked if anyone from the audience wished to speak under NEAR WINSTON MANOR: Good and Welfare. Mrs. Robertson of 81 Duval St., South San Francisco, brought ~~ to the attention of the City Council, the recent article which appeared in the Examiner, concerning possible dump operations in the area of Winston Manor; requesting clarification of the subject matter. City Manager McClung read the article from the clipping furnished by Mrs. Robertson: ~ft~ whi~h h.~ ~o+~ Streets within Said City as "~jor City Streets". Brief discussion followed; ~fter which, roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gaml Noes: " None Absent: Mayor Telford Smith RESOLUTION NO. 2174 CHANGE OF INTEREST ON BONDS: $//_~ City Attorney Lyons stated that there were two other matters with respect to resolutions which were not designated on the agenda and which he had prepared for this evening; one concerned a change of interest on the issuance of bonds for Airport Boulevard Sanitary Sewers, changing the calculated interest from $25.08 to $25.19 per coupon. After brief dismussion, Councilman Rocca introdu A Resolution of the City Council of the City ef South San Francisco Amending Resolution No. 2157 With Respect to the Interest Rate on the Coupons of the Bonds to be Issued Pursuant Thereto. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmmn Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gaml Noes: " None Absent: Mayor Telford Smith RESOLUTION NO. 2175 AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY a MOUSING AUTHORITY-- SEWER R~NTALS: The next resolution concerned the approving of an agreement between the City a: the No~m%~.'Authority of the City with respect to the matter of collecting sewer rentals. After City Attorney Lyons had read the resolution? Councilman Cortesi introduced A Resolution of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco Approving An Agreement To Be Entered into Between Said CitY and the Housing Authority of the City of South San Francisco with Respect to the Matte: of Sewer Rentals. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard GamL Noes: " None Absent: Mayor Telford Smith NOTICE OF INCOP~OR- ATIN~ PROCEEDINGS-- B~OAD~OOR: ~ D ~, F Communication dated July 12, 1955 was received from the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, together with a notice of intention in the matter of the incor. poration of a new city as a city of the 6th class in San Mateo Court. City Manager McClung explained that this notification was necessary by the Board of Supervisors in notifying cities within an area anticipating incorporation. He also suggested that it might be well to have the Director of Public Works, the City Attorney, and himself, before the Board of Supervisors to register whatever protests are necessary concerning South San Francisco Water Shed area Councilman Rocca then moved, seconded by Councilman Lucchio, that the City Sam Director of Public Works, and the City Attorney continue their efforts against the proceedings. Brief discussion followed; after which, motion as made and seconded was regularly carried. VARIANCE & ADJUSTMENT NO. 450--A. MEDIGHINI: NO. 451--OUALITY FOOD: Vice Mayor Gamlen next took up the following variance and adjustment resolutio~ as received from the Planning Commission, with their recommendations as follo~ Resolution No. 450, recommending the granting of a variance to Adolph Medighin~ to construct a garage on his property located at 725 Baden Avenue. Resolution No. 451 recommending the granting of a variance to.the Quality Food for set backs and request for a forty foot tower. NO. 452--ARCO BUILDING: Resolution No. 452 recommending the granting of a variance to Arco Building ~ ~"~ Company for a set back on the property adjoining 222 Mosswood Way. Ceu~ilman Cortesi moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca, and regularly carried, that the recommendations of the Planning Commission be accepted. USE PERMIT NO. 453 Ne~t taken up was use permit resolution No. 453 as applied for by the Elec%ricl ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS: ~ Produc~ Corporation, received from the Planning Commission recommending the ~O~'-o installa$ion $f a non-flashing neon sign to advertise the ~ubdivision at 221 Airport Boulevard. Cmuncilman Lucchio moved, seconded by COuncilman Rocca, and regularly carried, that.the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted. . ~ USE PERMIT NO. 454 The next use permit resolution No. 454 as received from the Planning Commissio~ SEE'S CANDIES HELD OVER:concerned the.application of See's Candies, Inc. with regard to their request ~o for the construction of a factory and warehouse on the northeast intersection ~ E1Camino Real and Spruce Avenue. Councilman Lucchio briefly remarked re- garding prior discussions on the matter which had come to the attention of the City Council; stating that if the permit were issued, the requirements previous set by Council action should be included. After discussion on the matter, Vice Mayor Gamlen stated that if there were no objections, this matter would be held over until the adjourned meeting of July 21 at 5:00 PoS. No objections having been registered, it was so ordered. REOUEST TO LEAVE THE Memorandum dated July 8, 1955 was received from Superintendent of Sanitation STATE--H. SCHWEINING: Henry Schweining, requesting permission ~ ~. f~i~ .~ leave the state for ~-~ his vacation, commencing August 6, 1955 to August ~0, 1955. Councilman Lucchic moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca, and regularly carried, that permission as requested be granted. POSSIBLE DUMP OPERATIONSVice Mayor Gamlen then asked if anyone from the audience wished to speak under NEAR WINSTON MANOR: Good and Welfare. Mrs. Robertson of 61Duval St., South San Francisco, brough( ~"~3~ to the attention of the City Council, the recent article which appeared in the Examiner, concerning possible dump operations in the area of Winston Manor; requesting clarification of the subject matter. City Manager McClung read the article from the clipping furnished by Mrs. Robertson; after which, he stated that some month or six weeks previously, the City had received a notice from w ss oN NOR MENT BOND: ADJOURNMENT: Mr. ~1. H. Smith, owner of the property in the vicinity of Winston Manor, in which he stated he was requesting consideration by the County Health Officials for a possible dump. City Manager McClung further remarked the County Health Departmenz submitted a report concerning the matter and that at present rested in the office of the County Manager. He also stated that no official action had yet been taken to establish a dump~at tha~ location, ~ut'no doubtoah~applica- tion would ~ventUally be made; he also remarked that the.City would be 'nOtified by the.County regarding any hearing date and that the City would conlinue to protest against dump operations in the area. He suggested that the residents in the area make known their wishes to the County Manager concerning this matter. Discussion followed; at which time, members of the City Council and Mr. Lingeman, County Sanitarian, spoke on the various types of dump operations and the present one now Ln use; also, the problems now encountered with regard to available land in the area. Mrs. Robertson then brought up the matter concerning the bond which was supposed to have been posted by the Stoneson Development Company for streets and sewers in Winston Manor. She further remarked that at that time she believed the Council ordered the developers to post their surety bond within one month and also gave them one :~tah~ time in which to start the improvement work. She also stated that as yet no work had been started oa the sewers and thought that perhaps it would be proper if the Stoneson Company were made to perform even if the City had to do it. Mrs. Robertson then asked if the proper bond had been posted, and if it was in the office of the City Clerk. City Attorney Lyons replied tLat the bond had been posted. Mrs. tobertson then asked if they might review the bond; to which City Attorney Lyons replied that at the present time it was in his office. Discussion followed coacerning the matter among members of the City Council, City Manager, and Director of Public Works; after which,- Mr. Kelting, resident of Winston Manor, present in the audience remarked that the CouncJ. 1 had given the developers sixty days in which to perform, not only in posting the. bond but in getting the work done on the sewer. He :further stated tLzt this was some four months previous and felt that the work should start inhw,ediately. After fur~er discussion had taken place, ~ity Attorney Lyons remarked that he had made a few notes on the matter and believed he should write them a letter and tell them concerning this matter. Councilman Lucchio then remarked that if there were no objections, the letter should include ~ stipulation on the time to start and when i~ should be finished. Counc ilmmn Cortesi asked Councilman Lucchio.if he were making this a motion. Councilman Lucchio then moved that the limit be within seven days in which to stsrt and that the City Attorney write them a letter relative to doing this work. Councilman Cortesi seconded the. motion; after which, Couniclman Lucchio suggested that the City Manager assist in the matter and that the City give the Stonesom people seven days to commence the actual work. Councilman Rocca remarked that before voting on the motion and on the questin, he would like to ask how long the bond would run; to which City Attorney Lyons answered tb~t as he recalled, the bond would expire on January of next year. Councilman Rocca then said he 'thought another motion should follow or that zhis should be embodied in the original ~otion that the City Manager be instructed and the City Attorney be instructed to advise the Stoneson people that they were to be present at the next meeting of the City Council to explain why they had not completed the work. Councilman Lucchio stated that he would accep~ the amendment and believed that they should have the work done i~ thirty days or within thirty days. Vice Mayor Ga~len asked Cguncilman Cortesi if he weuld accept that amendment; to which he replied, yes. Motion as made and amend~ was regularly carried. Councilma~ Rocca then moved that the City Attorney and the. Director of Public Works be t~s~ructed to place this as the number one item on the agenda of August 1. Councilman Lucchio asked if this i3cluded the City Manager; to which CouncilmaE Rocca replied, yes. Councilman Lu¢chio then seconded the motion which was regularly carried. Vice Mayor Gamlen then remarked that if there were no further business under good and welfare, the Council would adjourn until July 21 for the meeting of the Board of Equalization at 5:00 P.M. Time of adjournment: 9:46 P.M. APPROVED: ATTEST: Vice Mayor