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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1925-04-20CiTY ~F S0~JTH SAt~ FRANCISCO HELD M0i'~DAY, APRIL 2~TH,1925. Ti~e regular meeting of the Board. of Trustees of the City off South San Francisco ~as held in the City Hall Monday evening, April 20th,1925. The meeting was c~lled to order at 7;~0 o'clock p.m. by Trustee H.~'.McI~ellis, President of the board. ROLL CALL. !loll call fo~znd all trust~es present, to-~,it~, Trustees, C.Btank, F.A.Cunningham, '.~ A.J.Eschelbach,H.McCaffrey,l±.F.McNellis. The minutes off the previous meeting were read, and there being no errors or omissions were approvec as read. A communication was received from Fred J.Lautze asking for permission to install a gasoline tank below ground at his new place of business on San Bruno Road, having complied with the Fire Marshal's instructions. Granted. A petition '~as received from seven residents in the bloc~ ,~85 asking the board to pave the alley in ~aid block and also Accacia ~)treet between Grand and Baden Avenues. l(eferred to the City Engineer. Application was m:de by the Employee's Wel£are Club of the ~'estern Meat Company for permiss- ion to hlod an entertainment and dance in Fraternal Hall Wednesday evening, April 22, dancing from l0 p.m.until 2 a.m. Granted.' H G.Mathewson, Secretary of the Railroad COmmission notified the board that the hearing in zho matter of the application of the ~outh San Francisco Water Company for increased rates would be set for¥~onday, April 27~h,1~25, at 10;50 a.m. in the City Hall, South San F~ancisco, Filed. The Avalon Club made application flor permission to hold ~unday afternoon dancing in Fraternal f~om 2 till 6 p.m. commencing April 26th next, during the pleasure of the board. Permission granted with the exception of Sunday May 10th 1925, which date is held by the Portuguese Society of South San Francisco, and when some other important eve~t might necessitate the board's granting permission for ~Tunday afternoon. Tiopecanoe Tribe ~lll,I.0.R.M. made application for a permi~ to hold a dance in Fraternal Hal Saturday cYcning, . April 25th,192~, the same to continue until 2 a.m. ~ranted. ' Juanit[ Council ~184, Degree off Pochontas,I.0.R.M. made application for a permit to hold a dance in Fraternal hall Saturday evening, May 16th,1925.Granted. Manuel Castro, on bahalf of Moulder's ~nion Branch ~164, applied for a permit to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall Saturday evening May 30th,~25. Granted. Acknowledgment was received from the Spring Valley Water Compamy to the city's letter requesting them to repair the Sah Bruno Road in places where breaks occurred over their pipe line. The company requested the city to have the ~ork done at their expense, if possible, as they are not equipped with the proper apparatus for this class o£ work. ~efer~.ed to the street committee. A telegram was received from the committee sent to Sacramento to request Governor ~ichardso~ to sign the South San Francisco =arbor Bill. The telegram stated that the Governor signed the bill. The committee making the trip consisted of City Atzorney John F.Danis and A.McSweoney. They brought home the pen with which the Governor si~nea the bill. A buiSding per~it application was, received from Joe Bruno 8 Olive Avenue, to build a garage in place of his old one. Permit,Eranted and referreu to the building inspector. The report of Health officer Dr. T.C.Doak for the months of February and March were next read. On motion by trustee Blank seconded by Trustee McCaffrey and regularly carried the report was accepted. The report showed the city virtually in a clean condition of health. Dr Doak add~essed the board in the matter of appointing a health commission, it was decided to take the matter up later with the health officer and Board of Trustees. Fire Chief Truax adrressed the board with reference to additional water hydrants. ~e stated that double hydrants ~ere require~ at the New Methodist Church, the Catholic Church and opposite the Fontana Food Products Company on the San Br~mo Road. The cl~rk was instructed to write to the South San Francisco Water Company and order the hydrants installed. Complaint was made that the concrete nad not been proper]y replaced, over the sewer in the alley back cZ the new telephone building. The clerk w~s instructe~ to write to the contractor, ~[illiam Hickey, and request that the work be attended to at once. The laid over application of Mrs. J.i~.Baradat for permission to r~m dinner dances at her restauranz 205 Grand Avenue on Saturday~ evenings and until two a.m. ,~:unday mornings for the duration of six months was next taken up. After ~iscussion it was decided by the board to grant permission to hold dances until 12 o'clock ~, Saturday evenings during the pleasure off the bosr,d. The clerk was instructed to order a light placed at the corner of California and Mapl~ 4venu~ request for the same having been made at the ~revlous meeting. The ~ubject of the Breed ~aso]ine T~z Bill was ne:~:t given consideration. The board decidoa by resolution to endorse, the bil3& .send co'~ies Legislator~ ando~overnor Friend W.Richardson, asking their support o~ the measure, k2ecorded in~.B0ok::of ReSolutions Volume ~2 at page 36. In the matter of Harbour Bill ~1261 the board was inclined to oppose its passage, but referred the bill to ~ity Attorney for opinion and decision. ~equests~ having been received by the board to construc~ a sewer in the alley between California and ~ux, Maple and Linden, the clerk was instructed to prepare and advertise notice bidders for the work. Trustee Es~helbach, Chairman of the Orange Avenue Day committee of arrangements reported that the event was a great success and that the willows had been cut clear through to Los Ceritos, opening the avenue ready for grading. The clerk was instructed to write to the two newspa~ers for the Board of Trustees thanking the public for their co-operation and assistance in cutting the road through. Owing to slight di£ferences of opinion regarding the acceptance of a resolution conveyance of the proposed 20 acre Park Site ~rom the South San Francisco Land and Improvement Company action was postponed until an~ adjourned meeting ~'riday April ~4~th,1925 a'~ 17;~30 ,o,':c~ock p.m. Trustee Cunningham introduced a resolution on notice of hearing ~inal report in the matter of re-zoning the City of South San Francisco, and requiring the notice to be published in the Enterpris~ Resolution adopted by the unanimous vote 5f the trustees. Recorded in Book of Lesolutions vol.~o.2, at page ~~. RESOL~Ti0E OF i~Ei~T101~ TO ABATE WEEDS. weeds TruStee McCaffrey introduced a resolution of intention to abate in the streets of the City. o'f South San Francisco; The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. i~esolution recorded in Book of Resolutions Vol 2, at page ~37. ORDINANCE N0.134 An ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE GDu~NTING TO PACIFIC GAS LND ELECTPIC COMPAI~Y,A CALIF01~ COR~0I~AT]0N, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS. THE RIGHT, PRIVILEGE AND F~CHISE OF ~SING FOR THE PURP0 OF TRANS~ITTING, CONDUCTING AND DISTRIB~TIEG GAS TO BE SOLD AND DISTRIBUTED FOR HEAT AND POWER PURl OR ANY THEREOF, ANY AND ALL kLAINS, PIPES AND COND~ITS IN THE P~BLIC HIGHWAYS, STY~EETS AND ALLEYS tHE CITY OF S0~TH SAN Ff~AiQCISC0, IN THE COUNTY OF SAi~ N~TE0, STATE OF CALIFORiIIA, ~AAiNTAINHD 0R USi BY THE GRANTEE ITS SUCCESSORS OR ASSIGS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPLYING SAID CITY AED ITS INHABITJ~NT', WITH ~AS LIGHT. had its second reading, and was passed and adopted as an ordinance of the ~ity of South San Francisco by the following vote;- Ayes, Trustees, C.Blank.F.A.Cunningham, A.J.Eschelbach. H.McOaffrey, H.F.l¥icNellis. Noes, Trustees, i~one. A~sent, Trustees, None. At'~est, Danisl McSweeney, City Clerk. ORDINANCE NO. 135 An ordinanee entitled"AN~0HDINANOE GRANTING TO PAOIFIC GAS AND ELECTRI0 COLIPANY, A CALiFORJ C0~(PORATION, ITS SVCCESSORS AN~ ASSIGNS, THE RIGHT, PRIVILEGE AND F~iAi,iCHISE OF OSiNG F0~ ThE PUlqP0; OF TRANSMITTING, CONDUCTING AND DISTRIBJTIHG ELEOTRICITY TO BE SOLD AND DISTRIBJTED FOR HEAT AND POWER PORPOSES, OR ANY THEREOF, ANY AND ALL ELECTRIC TRANS~iISSION LINES AND 0THC.iR ELECTRIC CONDJCT~ APPLIANCES AND APPA~TJS, IN T~iE P~BLIC HIGHWAYS, STP. RETS AND ALLEYS OF T~ CITY OF SOJTH SAN FRANt IN THE COUNTY OF SAN NATE0, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ~LAiETAII~ED OF OSE,~ BY THE GRANTEE, ITS SUCCESSOR~ ASSIGNS, FOR THE POP~POSE OF SOPPLYING SAID CITY AND ITS Ii, HABITANTS WITH ELECTRIC LIGHT, had its second reading and was passed and adopted as an ordinance of ~he City of · South S~n Francisco by tl following vote;- Ayes, Trustees, C.BLANE, F.A.Ounningham A.J.Eschelbach, H.McOa£~rey,H.F.~,~cNellis. Noes, None. Absent, None Attest, Daniel McSweeney, City Clerk. / The following c~aims cgainst the city were neat ~resented for payment;- The Enterprise, Printing notices and ordinanbes, Dave Waddell. Labor on Orange Avenue qhas Sol~ ~' " " " E~P.Kauffmann Treasurer's Bond · L.L.White Dental Co Eaterizl for shcools J.C.EcOovern Willow W.Choppers E.E.Braun Fu~e plugs " " Tools £or Orange Ave.work "" " Auto To Dressing f~,r s~ttees John F.Davis Exp. of Committee~to 3overnor on Harbour bill A.E.Young Special Stenographic work,attorney Superior Steam Ldy Wash £i~'e house Feb ~ar B.H.Truax ~arren Emerick Thomas Galli Arthur Johnson Tony Phillips LesHoward R,~pairing Tp Dodge Auto At ;ending fire ,'1 8O oo.oo o75 O0 ~ 9O ~ .~5 i38.50 5. O0 2. o ~.50 ~.50 5.00 5.00 $1o.oo , Total $334.85 The claims having been audited by the finance cor.~nittee Trustee Cunningham moved they be paid. The motion was seconded by ~hnstee Eschelbach and regularly carrie~. There being no further busine~ before the board Trustee Cunningham moved to adjourn until Friday evening, April 24th, 1925 at 7:3~ o'clock p.m. The motion was seconde~, by Trustee Eschelba( and regularly carried. Time of ~,djournment 9;55 o'clock p.m. Approved _~*/~//(, ,~ ///~ "~ ~resi~ent of ti~e Boar~of Trustees. ~espec tfully subm~ted~