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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1942-09-08 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI%'I' 0'? SOUT>; SAN FRANCISCO, HELD TUESDAY,SEPT.STH,194~. The regular meeting of the city council of the City of South San Francisco was held in the City Hall,Tuesday evening, September 8th,194~. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock P.?.'. by ~%ayor D.W.Ratto. ROLL CALL. Roll call found all members of the council present;as follows;- Councilmen,V.Botdo, Geo.W.Holston,Raese Lloyd,M.~inucciani,D.W.Ratto. The minutes of the three previous meetings were read.. There being no errors or omission. they were approved as read. A communication was received from the Office For Emer~?~ency ~anagement,Washington,D.C. disapproving of the city's a~?eal from a deciscion refusing the city a street truck. Aocepted and filed. Louigi Bergamachi ,Old ~ission~Road, requested that a light or lights be placed in that street betweenlGrand Avenue and ~aden. Referred to CounCilman ~'~inucciani of the street commit County Health Director Charles C.Gans addressed a communication to the city council o~ subject of housing ,-citing the ~reat shortage of living accommodations, and advising that stores,garages and other suitable buildings may be allowed into use for habitations under sanitary reg~lations,etc,and suggested some legislation may be advisable on the subject.Refer to Fire Chie£ Welte. ~-co~unitation addressed to the street ~epartment was received from ~rs. ~abel D.Lundbe stating the roadway from the west end of (~rand Avenue to-the tracks of the?~arket Street Railw Company was in very bad condition,very rou~h and very dusty and appealed to the authorities d do somethin~ about it before the ~inter rains set in. City attorney Coleberd stated a part o the ground necessary for widening the proposed extension be~ongs to the Flood Estate,and woul have to be acquired first~ and would give it his immediate attention. The city clerk was ins ructed to write the ~arket Street Railway company and request t~ey install the sidewalk,at onc and also write the county ~n~incer and request that they give the matter attention,as the lan is outside the city limits. · A communication was received from the Board of Trustees~,¥of the South San Francisco Unifi School District stating that the board has again unanimously passed a resolution protesting the abandonment of park areas by the city council of South San ~¥ancisco as described in the published notices in ~he Enterprise, advised that the city council refer the park program to the City Planning Commission and asked for careful consideration of park areas at ~artin School,in conjunction with school facilities there,in order to avoid duplication of public recreational facilities. Communication ordered filed. The Women's Club of South San ~'rancisco also made protests against the selling or abando~ ing of city park area~,and enclosed a copy of a resolution agopted by their organization, cit iSeal lacation~selected by the city in anticipation of the time when they can be developed fo enjoyment of all our citizens. Communication ordered filed. The following were appointed special policemenlat the various industries by Chief of Pol Belloni;- At Western ~ipe &~ Steel Co.,Richard D.Dodge,~artin V.AhernFrederick A.Ruether,GeorE H.Beucus,John F.Schott, Oscar R.Pyle,Joseph Huber,Herbert D.Belles,Hugh A.Walker,W.~.Burrough W.E.Newville,Richard S.Stteinstra,W.R.Aherns,Walter H.Lilly, George C.~anchester,William Eisbe ~erbert L.Johnson,Irving B.O'NeillJoseph E.Garber,William Scott,Thomas haddock,Glenn C.Chapm~i Jewell Jounson,Leonard C.Drake,~ank J.Deto,Emsley H.Forrester,Jack G. Bemge,Nilliam L.Green, Harry A.~oore,Arthur Richter,Frank Purcell,John hauger,George DeWolf,Edgar O'Connell.Richerd Stubbs,Lo~is Sokaih,Wesley C.Rigor,Wm.~.~cClintock,Hugh C.Phillips,herbert F.~aguire, and for Armour & Company,Roy V.Kelso. ~ouncilman Lloyd moved the appoi~tments be confirmed, .without compensation from the city.The motion was seconded by councilman HoUston and regularly carrie~ The ~.onthly reports for the month ending August ~l,l~ were received from the City Libr City judge,Chief of Police,City Treasurer,Fire Chief, Building Inspector,Poundkeeper,Sanitary inspector and ~ity Clerk. Councilman Holston moved the reports be accepted. ~e motio~ was se by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. C~uncilman ~inucciani introduced a resolution fixing the tax rate for the fiscal year this being the date set by law for t) is purpose. The rate for the old town is fixed at ~1.~8 the new town ~l.~, and increase of ~0 cents over last year. ~uch opposition arose over th. proposed increase. Councilman Boido stated there would be plenty of money in the treasury the old rate of ~$1.~8 on the ~lO0 assessed valuations~ that the city spent ~ZO,O00 out of the general fund last year on an addition to the library and ~8000 to ~lO,O00 on East ~rand Avenu for street work,with .~$~,000 in the treasury now. Councilman Holston also expressed disappr of the contemplated raise in the rate,stating the city is in a good financial condition,with good general fund with less expenditures in sight, and in condition to spend a share on civil defense ~f necessary. ~r. Holston warned that cities are notified and cautioned against needless spa for~he duration of the war and said he would not vote for a raise in the rate. ~e cited also th ~000 had been spent on east Grand Avenue and $10,000 on civilian defense last year which wou aave to be spent this year. Councilman kinucciani stated there was a surplus of ~§~, 000 the jeneral fun~ last year at this time which is now de~leted.~ayor.Ratto explaine~ that ther ~ deficit in the park fund, which cost ~0,000 annually~ and needs an increase in the rate. $ouncilman Holston asked councilman ~'iinucciani how many men were working in city str~ets.The councilman replied he did not know,and ~r. Holston stated there ~?ere 19, and that was too man1 On roll call on the tax rate resolution Councilmen Reese Lloyd,.N,~inucciani and D.W.Ratto w Aye, and Councilmen,Holston and Boido voted No., and the resolution was adopted fixing the r the l~-~ fiscal year, at a cO cent raise, kecorded in Book of Resolutions, Volume ~, at Pa ~ESOLUTION NO.SVO. Attest ~an~el kcSweeney, City Clerk. ORDINANCE NO.~5. An ordinance Entitled "AN ORDINANCE C~EATING ThE Of'~.~iCE OF WORKS ENGINEER OF TI~E CITY OF SOUT}[ ~AN FRANCISCO,DEFIN!N~ HIS DUTIES AND f'IXiN._; HIS COMPENSATION", had its sec6nd rea. Councilman Boido opposed the passage of the ordinance,stating that under the salary sy :he city paid $M50 a month salary to engineer ~arshall for full time work, with no additiona ~xpenses,'while under the fee systam engineer Klassen was charging from SVO0 to ~800 per montl and urged the council to refuse passage of the.m~easure and return to the full time engineer s Douncilman Holston also opposed the msasure,s~a~?flg the advanced cost and ttat the engineer w never on hand when wanted by the city authorities. Logan Franklin criticized the ordinance a~ zoo costly to the city as compared with a full time e~gineer,stated he had not published the . charged by the engineer system but intended to. ~ayor Ratto said there was no objections to tl being done. After much other discussion the ordinance~was adopted by the following vote;- Ayes, Councilmen, Geo.W.Holston,Reese Lloyd.' N.Einucciani.D.W.Ratto. ~v ,~~ u~ ~ne ~-ee 'previous meetings w&re read.. The~e being no errors or omissi~ they were approved as read. A communication was received from the Office For E~uerii~ency l~anagement,Washington,D.C. disapproving of the city's a?eal fro~ a deciscion refusing the city a street truck. A~cept~ and filed. Louigi Bergamachi ,Old ~ission°R°ad, requested that a light or lights be placed in tha~ street between~Grand Avenue and ~aden. ~eferred to CounCilman ~'iinucciani of the street comm~ County ~ealth Director Charles C.Oans addressed a communication to the city council o~ subject of housing ,.citing the .~reat shortage of living accommodations, and advising that w stores,gara£'es and other suitable buildings may be allowed into u~e for habitations under p~ sanitary regulations,etc,and suggested some legislation may be advisable on the subject.Refe to Fire Chie£ Welte. ~ co~EUnitation addressed to the street ~epartment was received from Mrs. ~bel D.Lundh stating the roadway from the west end of ~rand Avenue to.-the tracks of the~arket Street Rai~ Company was in very bad condition,very rough and very dusty and a?pealed to the authorities do somethin~ about it before the winter rains set in. City attorney Coleberd stated a Dart the ground necessary for widening the proposed extension be~ongs to the Flood Estate,and wou have to be acquired first~ and would give it his immediate attention. The city clerk was in rutted to write the ~arket Street Railway company and request they install the sidewalk,at on and also write the county ~n~in~er and request that they give the matter attention,as the la is outside the city limits. A communication was received from the Board of Trustee!si~i~i~of the South San Francisco Unit School District stating that the board has again unanimously passed a resolution protesting the abandonment of park areas by the city council of South San Francisco as described in the published notices in ~he Enterprise, advised that the city council refer the park progr~ to the City Planning Commission and asked for careful consideration of park areas at ~artin School,in conjunction with school facilities there,in order to avoid duplication of public recreational facilities. Communication ordered filed. The Women's Club of South San >rancisco also made protests a~ainst the selling or aband~ ing of city park area~,and enclosed a copy of a resolution a~opted by their organization, ct~ i~eal lacation~selected by the city in anticipation of the time when they can be developed f¢ enjoyment of all our citizens. Co~munication ordered filed. The following were appointed special policemenlat the various industries by Chief of ~o' ~elloni;- At Western Pipe & Steel Co.,Richard D.Dodge,~artin V.AhernFrederick A.Ruether,Geor~ H.Beucus,John F.Schott, Oscar R.Pyle,Joseph Huber,~erbert D.Belles,Eugh A.Walker,W.~.Burrougt W.E.Newville,Richard S.Stteinstra,W.R.Aherns,Walter H.Lilly, George C.Nanchester,William EiSb~ ~ierbert L.Johnson,Irving B.O'NeillJoseph E.Garber,Willtam Scott,Thomas Haddock, Glenn C.Chapm~ ~ewell Jounson,Leonard C.Drake,~ank J.Deto,Emsley H.Forrester,Jack G.Bemge,Nilliam L.Green, Harry A.Noore,Arthur Richter, Frank Purcell,John Hauger,George DeWolf,Edgar O'Connell.Richard Stubbs,Lo~is Sokaih,Wesley C.Rigor,Wm.~.NcClintock,Hugh C.Phillips,herbert F.~laguire, and fo~ Armour & Company,Roy V.Kelso. Councilman Lloyd moved the appointments be confirmed, without compensation from the city.The motion was seconded by councilman HoUston and regularly carrie The ~,onthly reports for the month ending August 31,1~4~ were received from the City Libr City judge,Chief of Police,City Treasurer,Fire Chief, Building Inspector,Poundkeeper,Sanitar~ inspector and ~ity Clerk. Councilman Holston moved the reports be accepted. T~.e motio~ was se by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. C~uncilman ~inucciani introduced a resolution fixing the tax rate for the fiscal year 19 this being the date set by law for t~is purpose. The rate for the old town is fixed at $1.~6 the new town ~1.44, and increase of ~0 cents over last year. ~uch o~position arose over th proposed increase. Councilman Boido stated there would be plenty of money in the treasury u the old rate of $1.26 on the ~lO0 assessed valuations~ that the city spent $30,000 out of the general fund last year on'an adSition to the library and $8000 to ~lO,O00 on East ~rand Avenu for street work~ith ~$3~,000 in the treasury now. Councilman Holston also expressed disappr~ of the contemplated raise in the rate,stating the city is in a good financial condition,with ~ good general fund with less expenditures in sight, and in condition to spend a share on civil~ defense ~.f ~ecessary. ~r. Holston warned that cities are notified and cautioned against needless spe~ for~.$he duration of the war and said he would not vote for a raise in the rate. ~e cited also th~ ~i9000 had been spent on east Grand Avenue and $10,000 on civilian defense last year which aave to be spent this year. Councilman ~inucciani stated there was a surplus of ~S~, 000 the ~'eneral fungi last year at this time which is now de~leted.h~ayor Ratto explaine~ that ther~ a deficit in the park fund, which cost ~0,000 annually~ and needs an increase in the rate. Councilman Holston asked councilman h.~inucciani how many men were working in city stra~ets.The councilman~ replied he did not know,and ~r. Holston stated th~re .~.~ere 19, and that was too man~ On roll call on tLe tax rate resolution Councilmen Reese Lloyd,~N,~inucciani and D.W.Ratto ye Aye, and Councilmen,Holston and Boido voted No., and the resolution was adopted fixing the r~ the 1~4~-43 fiscal year, at a GO cent raise. Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Volume 3, at pa~ ~ESOLUTION NO.870. Attest ~aniel McSweeney, City Clerk. ORDINANCE ~0.2~5. An ordinance Entitled "AN ORDINANCE Cz.~EATiNG ThE O~?iCE OF WORKS ENGINEER OF T~ CIT~ OF SOUT~ SAN FRANCISCO,DEFIN!N~ ~IS DUTIES AND ~TX!N.~ HIS COMPENSATION", had its sec6nd read Councilman Boido opposed the passage of the ordinance,stating that under the salary sys vhe city paid SMOO a month salary to engineer ~arshall for full time work, with no additional ~xpenses, while under the fee systam engineer Klassen was charging from $700 to $800 per month and urged the council to refuse passage of t~e~.~mAg~asure an~ return to the full time engineer sy ]ouncilman Holston also opposed the msasure,s~a~ng the advanced cost and t}at the engineer wa. never on hand when wanted by the city authorities. Lbgan Franklin criticized the ordinance a% ~oo costly to the city as compared with a full time e~gineer,stated he had not published the m charged by the engineer system but intended to. ~ayor Ratto said there was no objections to th~ being done. After much other ~iscussion the ordinance'was adopted by the following vote;- Ayes, Councilmen, Geo.W.Holston,Reese Lloyd,~ ~.~linucciani,D.W.Ratto. Noes, Councilmen,BOtd~. Absent,Councilmen,None. ~ttest, Daniel ~IcSweeney. City Clerk. Recorded in Book of Ordinances, Vol.3, at page 318. This being the date set for the city council to take final action under resolutions~ or,intention 864 and 865 ~to abandon parkland 3.335 acres and Parkland 4.694 acres. ~¥~any protestants appeared before the council and protested. *,be sale of the city par~ lands. B.J.Rodondi insisted no parkland should be sold or sbandoned ~tn favor of beach proper- ty,that beact property was alright for anywho liked it,but keep the parks, Mrs.E.Kauffmann was for the retention of the parks, said the beach property had many outside visitors,not from South San Francisco, many were not so desirable, and believed no Dark land should be traded, and they could be improved gradually as the city could afford. Cy Netherlands stated he was for the beach by all means, excep~ the selling of the parks, which,he said, should be kept for people who like parks. Charles Ledwith spoke in favor of the city holding onto the park lands , and proteste(~. · strongly against any sale or trading of them for beach property,Le asked if any written age~ment had been entered into with the ~and Co., in view of the "Park forever clause" in the deed. i~ayor Ratto said there was none,but he trustod l¥~r. Shaw implicitly, ~and had no doubts tL~t he would waive the "park forever"clause. ~his was not satisfactory to ;'~.r. Ledwith, who stated it would seem poor business policy to be interested in a beach if there was nothing to sell.},'~ayor Ratto said"If you infer that I am getting a commission you are a dirty liar".~r. Ledwith remarked it was nad taste for a i~ayor to use such language in a public place to a citizen of the city, and that ~¥~r. ~atto would'nt say it outside. The mayor replied he would and was not afraid. ~r. Oack },;ickey was strong in opposition to selling the city parks/he stated }~e doobted the statement of the .:~30,000 cost to improve the 1;Larti~~, School 4.6~ acre park,that the city does not have to improve any parks now,nor beaches either, t~ere was no cost in holding the parks,no taxes to pay and no bonds. ~,~ayor Ratto stated they did not intend to spend any money on the beach e-'_ther~ at the present time,possibly some toilets and running water~ and the city would be out no'~money. Councilman ~inucciani called for the roll call. iue was informed there was no motion , rosol ution or orainance be.fore the house. Asked if he intended to go through wit!. t~ e parI~'sale deal ~layor ~.:atto stated l~e.'~'mind was ~ ~ade up that way. Logan Franklin suggested v_.at the matter be su~mitted to the ~an ~'~ateo County Planning and Recreation Co~mission for their opinions. There was no encouragement to try the su?igestion. Jack Yickey asked for the onions of ~ouncilme,~ Lloyd and Boido. Councilman Lloyd stated tt'e 4.~94 acre ~,artin gchool tract!was a poor piece of land, that better park land can be secured close by, and was for the beach property in the trade. Councilman Boido was of the sa~e opinion as }e was from the begi~nin,~.',_' of the agatation to sell the park lands, stron~ly against letting any parkland go to secure a beach, wP, ich he claimed would cost more to -'.,~orove ti an the parkland. k;r. Chas Schurk and i'~Lrs. Schur~ spoke against the sale of t_he park property, So did i~ir. henr~- Scampini, i~.~r. Lundberg and others. Councilman Holst¢,-". called i~r. Ratto's attention to a recent communication from the federal government asking that cities withhold any project not of vital importance. ?!r. holston contended that the beach project and its development could be laid over until after the war and then taken up as a project to take up employunent slack. City attorney advised that as the Soutt: San Francisco Land and Improvement Company had not submitted a written agreement to waive tt~e"park forever"glause in the park deeds, the parklanas ~ could not be traded in. Accordin~ly councilman Lloyd moved to lay the matter over till the next meetin', of the b,~ard, ;'~ionday, September 14th,l~4~, at 8 o'clock 1-'.I~L. Tl?e motion was seconded by councilman Doido and regularly carried. Engineer Klassen submiteed lists of various items of construction work recommended to be installed~ as follows;- O~ange---~iller Avenue to Ally North, Entrance structure and various items ~481.00 Elm b ~arkway, Inlet structure and various items ~303.00 Edison at Eillside Entrance structure and various items ,;~580.00 Hillside at Edison Entrance structure and various items ~130.00 Hillsdie at Claremont Rebuild entrance str~cture & various itens ~ROV. O0 Arden at Hillside Entrance structure ~ various items ,~580.00 Total ~$R981.00 tn the matter of the,'~construction of a reinforced concrete bridge over Baden Creek the engineer ~:tated he had made a~plication to .;eneral De ~itt's engineers for priority on ~iission Road from E1 Camino '~eal to Grand Avenue as~a defense highway in order to secure rev:nforced steel for the bridge. ~'he en~ineers stated ~l.ey ~id not consider t.t~e constr~ction of vital importance. Engineer Klassen than submitted an estimate of the cost to build a woode;'~ bridge, as ~1810/00. fhe whole smounting to ~¢4091 city attorney Coleberd advised to call I'or bids on all the work, and the board took the matter under consideration'. Claims in the amoUnt of'$4,841..38 were next presented to the council for payment: Harris ~upply Co.' H. F. MqElrath Spuri Studio Joe Lomb~ardi Mrs. Em$~a Bianchini Hazel Terragno F. J. Lautze M. Lamu%h Joe Bild~hauer Nello Lazzari Frank Be. rtucellt W. C. W~pple Levin' S .Auto Supply Frank P ~ariani Union 0il Co. R. R. Sharkey Louis B~lloni Dudley P~e rkins A. Schmidt. A. Canzi. ani P. Mair ~ahi Wm. Came. ron R. Sartori A. Frego[is J. Mo .nti. C. Rinehart H. Schw~ining G. KidwJll J. Famb~ini G. 01ms6ad L. Davt~ N. Bonar~o Wm. Min~c ciani L.. Papp~zoni J. Krit,z Tom Gal~i W. Bryant A. Rodoni A. Johns on D. Davis 'E. Kozlowski V. Ullery C. Heard R. Spine lli H. Wedmking P. Smith R. Bisa~no AG Galli C ~ Begnal Universal Tool Co. Arndt' s Dept. Store So. City Linen Supply Co. Superi or Laundry Robinson Druggist Fred Laut ze Richfield 0il Co. Tablet & Ticket Co. American Fire Equipment Co. C. Bollazzi M. Laufer- E. M. MOGUl A. Ferrario ~ J. Gioffre A. Milani ~ J. Tacchi F. Mandoli--- J. Galli - J. ~olombo A. Bushias J. Dibene ~ R. Quinlan ~ H. Troxell- Royal Suni,ply Cook's 0il Co. Associated Equi~ment Co. W. P. Fuller Co. FairchiEAerial Surveys Inc. Joe. P. Quinlan repair police communication system grease ~pol%ce cars deve loping films VUlcanize tube police m~tron II It repairs street tuck " " equipment repairs police car I day extra duty 4 supPlies ~police dept re~a.'t.r Choy truck police car · globes " 15 days relief operator police 26 extra ~hrs. police duty misc. expense Aug re pa ir s radio 2 days extra fireman duty 4 5 attend ing fires ., 4 days extra duty attend fires " " aud extr~ duty repair f~re alarm movement ~ sheets fire dept laundry fire ~ouse " #2 Aug. Z ~inders civ. def. repairs Chev. t tuck gas ~ud oil Aug. name stripe for honor roll supplies fire dept. ~ batter~ fire dept. 9 days labor 18 d~ys " 18 days " 19 " 21 14 days trim trees 18 " 18 days repairs road at beach l0 days ~abor storm ditch at Enterprise 18 days " " 19 " " ll days labor 01mo sewer Linden Ave. 18 " i ball chalk line 101 Gals oil labor installin, g broom core hal due on claiE of 7/29/42 prints - civ. defense envelope s // 273.81 4.50 8.18 1.00 5.00 5. O0 12.87 11.35 11.25 6.17 6.17 6.17 24.68 12.34 24.72 1~+27 3.03 60.00 21.84 12.26 13.99 12.28 17.52 23.36 29.20 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.50 5.00 5.50 8.50 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.50 10.00 10°00 12.50 17.00 17.50 20.50 22.0O 24.50 24.00 25.00 52.50 5.50 10.24 5.10 4.67 2.09 335.55 156.16 6.40 55.84 2.78 54, O0 108.00 108,00 ll~.00 126.00 84.00 108.00 108;00 60. O0 !08.00 ll~. 00 68.00 108. O0 .67 7,02 26.00 5.00 M. Lamu%h Joe Btldhauer Nello Lazzari Frank Be~rtucelli ~Levin' s .Auto Supply Frank P .ariani Union 0{1 Co. R. R. Sharkey Louis B~lloni ' Dudley P]'e rkins A. Schmidt A. Canz~ani P. Mair~hi Wm. Came. ron R. Sartori A. Freg~is J. Mo ,nti. C. Rinehart H· Schw~ining G· Kidw~ll J. Famb~ini G. Olms~ad L. Davi~ N. Bonar~o Wm. Mince ciani L.. Papp~zoni J. Krltz Tom Gal~i W. B~yant A. Rodont A. Johns on D. Davis 'E. Kozlowski V· Ulle~y C. HeaPd R. Spine lli H. Wed~king P· Smith R. Bisasno A~ Galli C · Begnal Universal Tool Co. Arndt' s Dept. Store So. City Linen Supply Co. Superior Laundry Robinson Druggist Fred Laut ze Richfield 0il Co. Tablet & Ticket Co. American Fire Equipment Co. C. Bollazzi M. Laufer- E. M. Moon A. Ferrario- J. Gioffre AG Milani- J. Tacchi F. Maudoli-- Jo Galli - J. ~olombo A. Bushias J. Dibene- R. Quinlan - H. Troxell- Royal Sujply Cook's 0il Co. Associated Equipment Co. W. P. Fuller Co. Fairchi~Aerial Surveys Inc. Jes. P. Quinlan repairs p6iiCe gar- 1 day extra duty 4 2 supPlies ~police dept re~,air Chev truck police car · globes " 15 days relief operator police /....... 26 extra-hrs, police duty misc. expense Aug .re pa ir s radio 2 days extra fireman duty 3 4 5 attend ing fires ,i , ,, 4 days extra 4uty attend fires " " and extra duty repair fire alarm movement 6 sheets fire dept laundry fire house 21 " #2 Aug. ~ l~inders civ. def. repairs Chev. t tuck gas ~ud oil Aug. name stripe for honor roll supplies fire dept. 6 batte~ fire dept. 9 days labor 18 d~ys " 18 days " 19 " 21 14 days trim trees 18 " 18 days repairs road at beach l0 days labor storm ditch at Enterprise lO days " " 19 " " ll days labor 01mo sewer Linden Ave. 18 " I ball chalk line 101 Gals oil labor installing broom core hal due on claim of 7/29/42 ~rints - civ. defense envelope s 11.25 6.17 6.17 6.17 24.68 12.34 24.72 1~.27 ..... 6o. 95 3.03 60.00 21.84 !2.26 13.99 12.28 17.52 23.36 29.20 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.50 5.00 5.50 8.50 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.50 10.00 10.00 12.50 17. 00 17.50 20.50 22.00 2~ 50 24. O0 25.00 52.50 5.50 10.24 5.10 4.67 2.09 335.55 15 6.16 6.40 55.84 2.78 54, O0 10S. 00 108,00 ll4.00 126.00 84.00 108.00 !08; O0 60.00 !08.00 ll4.00 65.00 108.00 7,02 26.00 5.00 S. K. Robbins P. G. & E. A d d~ressograph Sales Agency J. G. -Walker Pacific Tele.& Tele. Co. Three- cities l~osquito Abatement Dist. Chamber of Commerce News ~Pub lishing C o · B. Pa squale Co. Kinde I and Graham Enterprise Press Standard 0il Co. Schwabacher Frey Go· Royal .Supply Well Worth Store T. L. Farnsworth Walter ~artin A s s ~ociated Chemicals W. H inucciani Go F. Bishop Co· M. N, Chandler Pappa ~s Bros · F. ~tffra & Sons David~ B. Hill Co· Fontana Fertilizer Co. R ic's & Al's Service Henry's Super Service Garage So. City Lumber Co· Mo Sorg expense - r~c. corm street light s Aug.- miso. service Aug, i ~bb on sal. secy planning co~mu. Aug phone service Aug. 600 gals. oil ad. August 1000 membership certificates 80 ribbons - recreation i chess set subscription " 1500 envelopes civ. defense 2000 newsprints recreation 2000 property records civ. def. oil- grease street motor oil police dept. gas - par~ materials - recreation & civ.def. battery filler & bolts supplies recreation transportation & supplies Aug· expense recreation air ,raid signal sign 3 bags e-z-grow repairs - city hall I mower snail poison plant s supplies - Da~k seeds leaf mold rep,air park. truck tire supplies park re c re ati on " bridge Orange Ave. Park 01mo Brose sewer " civ. def. attending fires ~ 24.20 883,41 139,06 1,38 10.00 162,31 35;54 25,00 6.70 9.17 1.44 2.50 46.10 2. O0 23.23 49.20 27.53 14.70 13,55 1.55 8.19 ll. 54 26.48 14.00 '. 7~64 4.08 25.22 41.20 27. O0 13, 0S 39,00 8,24 .50 2.00 4.81 28 °39 50,27 19.85 42.39 1.00 total ..... $ 4,841.38 The claims ; ' ~' ~ '-" . ~m. vmn~ been au.:~ited by t~ie flms.~ce co:'~s:~ittee ecu 'c. ilman Lloyd moved ~_,~ey be paid The motion was seconded by ':ouncilman ~olston and re[~ularly carried. There bei ~ no fur~;her business before tl~.e boar~-! co~.~nc:~_lman Hol~ston moved to adjourn ~ntil Monday , September 14, ~ , ~ 1~2 '~ ~ O'clock o.~{ T]~e motion v~as ~- c ~ ~ ce ~on,.~.ec bv couucilroan i}oide and resular~y carried. Time of adjournment, 11;25 o'clock ~ ~' "es~oe~t.,.u:!y submitted, Approved %~ayor o~ South !~an Fran~isco.