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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1922-11-06 Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of South San Francisco held Monday, November 6th,1922. The meeting was called to order at 7;30 o'clock p.m. by Trustee G.W.Holston, President of the ]~oard. ROI~ CALL. RolI call foung the following Trustees present;to-wit, Trustees, F.A.Cunningham, L.G.Hardy Jr., H.Scampini, G.W.Holston. Absent, Trustee, A. J.~schelbach. Trustee Eschelbach appeared after roll call. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read and upon motion of Trustee Eschelbach 'seconded by Trustee Cunningham and regularly carried were approved as read. The request of-a Carnival Company for permission to operate a Merry-gp-round and Ferris wheel during Armistice Day festivaties was denied. Roderick Tibbetts made application for appointment as building and sewer Inspectom, should au a position be created by the Board. Appliwation ordered filed. A petition was received from six residents in Juniper Avenue protesting against building construction work being done by Lorenzo Camariamo on Juniper Avenue,' stating the same is not being done according to the CitY buildAng laws. The Board of Trustees deoided to inspect the premises personally., The Metal and Thermit Company of this city submitte~ ~ communication to the Board asking its' .consideration in the matter of.placing sidewalks On Swift Avers, and offering to pay a fair share of t " cost of construction of the same. Mr. Edwards of the America~Marble and Mosaic Company spoke in favor ~ ~the proposition and urged the Board to give the matter early consideration on account of the approachin: ~-~ .'.Wimter. ' · The Board instructed City Engineer ~neese to submit estimates of the p cost of the work and will look over the ground in person during the week. ,.- A communication was received from the Merchants' Association stating that it is their underst ing that the Foster & Kleiser Company, under the name of the Foster &'Kleiser Out-door AdvertisingComp is making certain arrangements with municipalities for the erection and maintenance of advertising sign. showing the advantages of the respective municipalities, and asking, the Board to co-operate in seeing what arrangements could be made in placing signs at the different entrances to South San FranciscO. The Clerk was instructed to write to the advertising company and ask what sort of terms or conditions are required for this class of advertisement. Permission was granted the Loyal Order of Moose to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall Saturday evening November llth, and also Sunday from Nine until'~ twelve. ~5 Panama Pacific Exhibition Lodge was granted permission to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall Thanksgiving eve. November ~0th next, to last until 2 a.m. A light was ordered placed on Maple Avenue at the intersection of Pine Terrace. One was also Ordered placed about the center of the block on Baden Avenue between Orange and Eucalyptus A~enues. City E~gin6er Kueese was instructed to prepare plans and specifications for sidewalks on both ..,;aides of Grand Avenue extension. ~; The subject of a sewer and sanitary storm water sys~m for the East side of San Bruno Road wa~ ~broUght to the attention of the Board. After discussion it was decided to hold an election'for a bond for the construction of the work, and the ~ity Attorney was instructed to commence proceedings. Attention of the Board being called to the unprotected condition of Industrial Way. the Board agreed to inspect the road with a view to erecting a fence on the West side for the safety of the publi, ~ The October "~i~ reports of city Marshall, City ~ecorder, Electrical Inspector, Fire Chief and City Clerk I. were next read. The report of the City Recorder showed collections of ~16.00 for the month, while the ~ort of the City Clerk shoved the following balances,in the various funds;- ~ ~ General ~und $10,123.76,'Library Fund, $1711.06.Sinking fund for sewers, $175.62,Factory Dist: Sewer ~lxmd,$719.82,"lg19 Bonds, $277.66,Anti-tubercular fund, $8~.42, Street Funds, Ser "A",No Balance, Set.' $1~.30, Set. "C" $100.66, Set. D , $204.9~, Set. E $21.07, Set. "F". $31.71, Ser."G", $254.65. Tota~ balance in all funds, $13,719.66. Trustee Hardy moved that the reports be .accepted as read. The motion seconded by Trustee Scampini and regularly carried. The fo$1owing c~aims against the city were then presented for payment;- Sam Kiessling account of attending fire $ 5.00 Otto Bissett " " " " $ 2.50 Jim McDonald " " " " $ 2.50 Warren Emerick " " " " $ 2.50 A.Johnson " " " " ~ 5.00 ~ Tony Phillips " " " " '~ 7.50 N.Medmghini Sweeping streets October Rem Dogs,208.00 Pacific Gas & Electric Co Lights & Power Oct $382.84 Pac. Tel & Tel Co City Phones October $ 15.80 Seagrave & Co supplies fire dep't $ 27.00 Pioneer-Gibson Exp Co Hauling $ .55 Pac. Fire Extinguisher Co Repairs to nozzles $ 1.00 Mann Manfacturing Co Piston Rings otc $128.49 Geo. B.Wiseman Repairing carburetor $ 3.50 Reliance Taxi Co Tow car & Gas * 15.04 F.J.LmUtze Gas & 0il Motor cycle Oct ~ 7.19 ~ ~ Earrington Fire Protection Co. Salve S 4.50 ~ '~ C.F.Schurk B.B.Batteries ~ 2.00 ._J City Tire Service Hose, etc fire deP't $199.50 Olyde Emerson Removing dead dogs S 12.00 So.S.F.Water Co Water fountain & hall Oct $ 3,35 C.C.C~urad Transportation & feed of Prisoners $ 17.70 ' B.H.Truax Trip to city a/c carburator ~ 2.50 Southern Pacific Co Lease audits ~ 3.00 G.Catt~no Labor on Streets S 8.00 .~ Louis Tapella " " " $ 8.00 Superior French Laundry Wash Fire Dep't ~ 4.68 ~ P.Rustici Clashing fountain Sept & October $ 2.00 Fda Bissett,team and man. ~ 1~.00 ~- Nick Re Rem Garbage & dead Dogs $ ~.50 Total $1098.94 The claims having been audited by the finance committee Trustee Cunningham moved they be ~Paid. T~e motion was seconded by Trustee Eschelbach ~nd regularly carried. , ~ . There being mo further business befire the Board Trustee Cunningham moved to adjourn until th '~'~"~t~,~ regular meeting, Monday, November 20th,1922. The motion was seconded by Trustee Eschelback and :regialarly carried. Time of adjournment 9;20 p.m. - Respectfully submitted, ., The Metal and Thermit Company of this city submitted a communication to the Board asking .consideration in the matter of.placing sidewalks On Swift Avelue, and offering to pay a fair share ~ cost' of construction of the same. Mr. Edwards of the American Marble and Mosaic Company spoke in fa ! '~the proposition and urged the Board to give the matter early Consideration on account of the approa .Wi~ter. " The Board instructed City Engineer Kneese to submit estimates of the p cost of tl work and will look over the ground in person during the week. A communication was received from the Merchants' Association stating that it is their und, lng that the Foster & Klelser Company, under the name of the Foster &~Kleiser Out-door Advertising ~ is making certain arrangements with municipalities for the erection and maintenance of advertising ~ showing the advantages of the respective municipalities, and asking the Board to co-operate in seeiz · what arrangements could be made in placing signs at the different entrances to South San Francisco. Clerk was instructed to write to the advertising company and ask what sort of terms or conditions a~ required for this class of advertisement. Permission was granted the Loyal Order of Moose to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall Saturda~ evening November llth, and also Sunday from Nine until" twelve. ~5 Panama Pacific Exhibition Lodge was granted permission to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall Thanksgiving eve, November 30th next, to last until 2 a.m. A light was ordered placed on Maple Avenue at the intersection of Pine Terrace. One was al Ordered placed about the center of the block on Baden Avenue between Orange end Eucalyptus A~enues. City Engine~er Kneese was instructed to prepare plans and specifications for sidewalks on b ~sides of Grand Avenue extension. ~J~i The subject of a sewer and sanitary storm water system for the East side of San Bruno Road ,!brought to the attention of the Board. After discussion it was decided~to hold an election'for abon, for the construction of the work, and the 6ity Attorney was instructed to commence proceedings. Attention of the Board being called to the unprotected condition of Industrial Way. the Boa~ agreed to inspect the road with a view to erec$ing a fence on the West side for the safety of the p~ The Botcher ':? reports of city Marshall, City ~ecorder Electrical Inspector Fire Chief and City CI~ ~. were next read. The report of the City Recorder showed collections of $16.00 for the month, while th~ ~_?ort of the City Clerk showed the following balances in the various fundS;- ~ General Fund $10,123.76, 'Library Fund, $1711.06, Sinking fund for sewers, $175.62,Factory D~ Sewer Fumd,$719.82,"lg19 Bonds, $277.66,Anti-tubercular fund, $85.42, Street Funds, Ser "A",No Balance, Se $13.30, Sar. "C" $100.66, Sar. "D", $204,93, Sar. "~' $21.07, Sar. "F". $31.71, Ser."G", $254.65. Tot balance in all funds, $13,719.66. Trustee Hardy moved that the reports be-accepted as read. The tactic seconded by Trustee Scampini and regularly carried. ~. The fo~lowing c~aims against the city were then Sam Kiessling account of attending fire $ 5.00 Otto Bissett " " " " 8 2.50 Jim McDonald " " " " ~ ~.50 Warren Emerick " " " " ~ 2.50 A.Johnson " " " " $ 5.00 ~ Tony Phillips " " " "~ 7.50 presented for payment;- N.Med~ghini Pacific Gas & Electric Co Lights & Power Oct $382.84 Pac. Tel & Tel Co City Phones October S 15.80 Seagrave & Co supplies fire dep't ~ 27.00 Pioneer-GibsonExp Co Hauling 8 .55 Pac. Fire Extinguisher Co Repairs to nozzles ~ 1.00 Mann Manfacturing Co Piston Rings otc ~128.49 Geo. B.Wiseman Repairing carburetor ~ 3.50 Reliance Taxi Co Tow car & Gas ~ 15.04 F.J.~autze Gas & 0il Motor cycle Oct S 7.19 ttarrington Fire Protection Co. Salve S 4.~0 C.F.Schurk B.B.Batteries 8 2.00 City Tire Service Hose, etc fire dep't S199.50 Clyde Emerson Removing dead dogs ~ 12.00 So.S.F.Water Co Water fountain & hall Oct S 3,35 C.C.CQnrad Transportation & feed of Prisoners $ 17.70 B.H.Truax Trip to city a/c carburator $ 2.50 Southern Pacific Co Lease audits S. 3.00 G.Cattano Labor on Streets $ 8.00 Louis Tapella " " " $ 8.00 Superior French Laundry Wash ~ire Dep't S 4.68 P.Rustici Clashing fountain Sept & October $ 2.00 E~a Bissett,team and man. ~ 12.00 Nick Re Rem Garbage & dead Dogs 3.50 Sweeping streets October Rem Dogs8208.00 regular meeting, Monday, November 20th,1922. The reglzlarly carried. Time of adJSurnment 9;20 p.m. Total $1095.94 The claims having been audited by the finance committee Trustee Cunningham moved they be .paid. T~e motion was seconded by Trustee Eschelbach and regularly carried. There being lo further business befire the Board Trustee Cunnlngham moved to adjourn until th motion was seconded by Trustee Eschelback and. ~Approved President of the Board of Trustees Respectfully submitted,