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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1943-02-15 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CIT~ COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO HELD MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18,19~.~. The regular meeting of the city council of the City of South San Francisco was held in the City Hall Monday evening, ~ebruary 15,194~. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock P.M. by ~ayor D.W.Ratto. ROLL CALL. Roll call found all members of the council present, as follows;- Councilmen,V.Boido,George W.Holston,Reese Lloyd,M.Minucciani, D.W.Ratto. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errors or omissions they~ were approved as read. Mayor Hatto received a communication from Mr. George D.Mengola, stating he had again taken over the Growers Rice ~Milling Company, was overhauling the place and would lease his premises for the duration of the war for warehouse purposes,would operate the rice mill as socn as machines co. uld be secured,which would be about ~anuary, 194~ and asked that the road leading i into the establishment be placed in repair by the city. The city clerk informed the council th that there is about $700 back taxes due the city from the v~rious ownere of the enterprise for several years. The clerk was instructed to so inform Mr. Mengola before any action could be taken by the city council. The Italian American Citizens' Club,through Secretary Pete Menicucci, requested that the American Flag be placed at the statue of George Washington on his birthday,Monday,~ebruary 22, 19~3/The request was ordered granted and Inspector Welte was instructed to comply with the request. The Three Ciies Mosquito Abetement Association wished to know if South San Francisco wanted oil distributed again this year,as is usual, on the mosquito breeding spots iu the city, the city to pay for the oil only.' The city council accepted t~e offer and the clerk was instru cted to reply accordingly. Frank Sylvestri & Mike Polzoni were granted a~.~lfcense to operate a fountain and light lunch at 315 Grand Avenue,in a~cordance with the inspection and health laws. Lucinda Dias requested that the license of Virginia Newray,the Steel Bowl~68 Grand Avenue, be transferred to her. ~.Request granted. Carl Johnson was granted a license to operate a gas- oline station on the Ruggiero property,IR*6 ~ayshore Highway. A communication from the Pacific Oas & Electric Company requested permission to replace 900 feet of gas main in Butler Avenue which is in poor condition.Heferred to the street depart~-~ ment. A reply was received from the Pacific *as & Electric Company to the city's request for the installation~ of six new street light units at various locations in the city,stating that under War Production. Board?Orders, as explained to Councilman ~iinucciani,they ar unable to make the mecessary extensions of their street light circuits for the installation of the six street light units during the war emergency~ the only exception being where property or traffic safety is involved. Theu will keep a list of the city's requests and if materials are available they will notify the city. "eferred to councilman Minucciani. Polzoni and Silvestri made application for permiss.~.on to make alterations to their new Fount- ain and Lunch parlors at ~l~ Grand Avenue, in the amount of $829.00/ Councilman Mtn~cciant moved the desired permit be granted. The motion was seconded by councilman Holston and regularly carried. Notice was received from the State Board of Equalization of a transfer of on sale beer from Dress & Pronos to J.Pronos, from Virginia ~ewray to Lucinda Dias,to Eugene Milani and Pietro Malfetti from Eugene Milant, and on sale distilled spirits to Eugene $ilani and Pietro Malfetti from Eugene Milani. There were no objections by the city council to the transfers. A report from the State ~epartment of Public Works showed South San Francisco's share of the apportionment of the January 19~ quarterly payment of the ¼ cent gas tax allocation to be $14~0.12. A~cepted and filed. Mayor Hatto received a communication from Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company stating that in accordance with a conversation had with Mrs. Helen Siebecker the company is extending policy LBX 91~ to cover all the recreational activities which the city is planning to undertake at the Grand Ave, Martin achool and South San Francisco High Schools,the playgrounds atthe Northwest corner of Linden & Pine Aves and l~V Braden Avenue now being covered. Accepted & filed. A communication from San mateo County Civilian Defense Council was received by Mayor Ratto advising that an advanced staff course for heads of local Civilian Defense Councila is to be hel~ at Stanford University from ~ebr~ary ~9 to 28, and asked that~ Fire Chie~ AZ Welte be sent as this city's representative. Councilman Holston moved that ~r. Welte be sent for this city. The motion was seconded by councilman Minucciani and regularly carried. Aayor Ratto received a ~eply from the Federad Works Agency to his letter indicating that this city is willing to contribute the preliminary engineering,right ~f way and maintenance in ~. connection with a proposed improvement of Industrial Way, stating the information was forwarded ?to Mt.McCoy,State Highway Engineer. ........ A communication from the Improvement Committee of Southwood requested the city to place som~ structure at Orange Avenue and Fairway Dr.t. ve for the convenience and protection of children ~rom wind and rain in that vicinity. It was dec~'~ that ~he city'would~fur~i~h the lumber and material and~ the men of~ Seuthwo0d agreed to furnish the Dr. Chas.C.Gans, Count2 health Director, offered to place a representative of his department at the city council meetin~:s of this city for the city's information in health matters. Dr.Gar_s stated one officer could not discuss competently all phases of the county's ac~.ivities, but if the city would advise him of what imortant problem might be on the agenda he would furnish a special- ist for the occasion, if notice was received by him sufficiently in advance. Accepted,and the clerk requested to send word to the doctor if any' health problem developed. The city council,city engineer and city attorney were invited to attend a meeting of the Board of Supervisors at their chambers in the court house,WedneSday February, l~,19%~,at V;~0 P.M. to further discuss the Colma Creek and the Possibility of securing Federal and State aid in controlling the course of the stream, from city and county lands. It was agreed that all invited should attend,and the communication accepted. , Works Engineer Klassen submitted a communication and map concerning the boundary lines of ma~ of that annexed territory for the State ~oard of Equalization. Southwood No.9, in preparing· a He stated there are two areas no% included in either of the two annexation proceedings,that he discussed the matter with city attorney ColeberA and both agreed the matter should be definitely cleared up as soon as possible. Referred to Mr. Cole~erd and the engineer. Pbl~c~ Chief Louis Oelloni asked the city council to cancel the names of the following :- N~or-Ratto ~ce~ved a communication from Mr. George D.Mengola, stating he had again taken over the Growers Rice 'Milling Company, was overhauling the place and would lease his premises for the duration of the war for warehouse purposes,would operate the rice mill as socn as machines cquld be secured,which would be a~oub ~anuary, 1944 and asked that the road leading into the establishment be placed in repair by the city. The city clerk informed the council th that there is about SVO0 back taxes due the city from the v~rious ownere of the enterprise for several years. The clerk was instructed to so inform Mt. Mongols before any action could be taken by the city council. The Italian American Citizens' Club,through Secretary Pete Menicucci, requested that the American Flag be placed at the statue of George Washington on his birthday,Monday,~ebruary 22, l~43/The request was ordered granted and Inspector Welte was instructed to comply with the re~uest. The Three Cites Mosquito Abetement Association wished to know if South San Francisco wanted oil distributed again this year,as is usual, on the mosquito breeding spots i~ the city, the city to pay for the oil only.' The city council accepted t~e offer and the clerk was instru cted to reply accordingly. Frank Sylvestri & Mike Polzont were granted a~.~license to operate a fountain and light lunch at 315 Grand Avenue,in a~cordance with the inspection and health laws. Lucinda Dias requested that the license of Virginia Newray,the Steel Bowl~368 Grand Avenue, be transferred to her. ~.Request granted. Carl Johnson was granted a license to operate a gas- oline station on the Ruggiero property,1246 ~ayshore Highway. A communication from the Pacific Gas & Electric Company requested permission to replace 200 feet of gas main in Butler Avenue which is in poor condition.Referred to the street depart,~ ment. A reply was received from t~e Pacific Gas & Electric Company to the city's request for the installation~ of siz new street light units at various locations in the city,stating that under War Production~ Board?Orders, as explained to Councilman ~iinucciani,they ar unable to make the mecessary extensions of their street light circuits for the installation of the six street light units during the war emergency~ the only exception being where property or traffic safety is involved, iheu will keep a list of the city's requests and if materials are available they will notify the city. ~eferred to councilman Minucciani. Polzoni and Silvestri made application for permiss~.on to make alterations to their new Fount- ain and Lunch parlors at 315 Grand Avenue, in the amount of $829.00/ Councilman Min~cciani moved the desired permit be granted. The motion was seconded by councilman Holston and regularly carried. Notice was received from the State Board of Equalization of a transfer of on sale beer from Dress & Pronos to J.Pronos, from Virginia ~ewray to Lucinda Dias,to Eugene Milani and Pietro Malfetti from Eugene Milani, and on sale distilled spirits to Eugene $ilani and Pietro Malfetti from Eugene Milani. There were no objections by the city council to the transfers. A report from the State ~epartment of Public Works showed South San Francisco's share of the apportionment of the January 1943 quarterly payment of the ~ cent gas tax allocation to be $1450.12. Accepted and filed. ~ayor Hatto received a communication from Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company stating that in accordance with a conversation had with Mrs. Helen Siebecker the company is extending policy LBX 913 to cover all the recreational activities which the city is planning to undertake at the Grand Ave, Martin school and South San Francisco High Schools,the playgrounds atthe Northwest corner of Linden & Pine Aves and 13V Braden Avenue now being covered. Accepted & filed. A communication from San mateo County Civilian Defense Council was received by Mayor Ratto advising that an advanced staff course for heads of local Civilian Defense Councils is to be hel~ at Stanford University from ~ebr~ary 22 to 28, and asked that' Fire Chie~ A! Welte be sent as this city's representative. Councilman Holston moved that Mr. Welte be sent for this city. The motion was seconded by councilman Minucciani and regularly carried. Mayor Ratto received a ~eply from the Federad Works Agency to his letter indicating that this city is willing to contribute the preliminary engineering,right of way and maintenan6e in connection with a proposed improvement of Industrial Way, stating the information was forwarded Jto Mt.McCoy,State Highway Engineer. ~' ~.., A communication from the Improvement Committee of Southwood requested the city to place som~ structure at Orange Avenue and Fairway Drive for the convenience and protection of children from wind and rain in that vicinity. It was ~e~ that the cit~would furnish the lumber and material end'the men~ef Seuthwoo~d. agreed to furnish the Dr. Chas.C.Gans, County health Director, offered to place a representative of his department at the city council meetings of this city for the city's information in health matters. Df.Gens stated one officer could not discuss compet~ently all phases of the county's activities, but if the city would advise him of what imortant problem might be on the agenda he would furnish a special- ist for the occasion, if notice was received by him sufficiently in advance. Accepted,and the clerk requested to send word to the doctor if any health problem developed. The city council,city engineer and city attorney were invited to attend a meeting of the Board of Supervisors at their chambers in the court house,~ednesday February, lV,l~%~,at V;~O P.M. to further discuss the Colma Creek and the possibility of securing Federal and State aid in controlling the course of the stream, from city and county lands. It was agreed that all invited should attend,and the communication accepted. , Works Engineer Klassen submitted a communication and map concerning the boundary lines of Southwood No.2, in preparing a ma~ of that annexed territory for the State $oard of Equalization. He stated there are two areas no~ included in either of the two annexation proceedings,that k.e discussed the matter with city attorney ColeberA and both agreed the matter should be definitely cleared up as soon as possible. Referred to Mr. Cole~erd and the engineer. P~bl~c~ Chief Louis Oelloni asked the city council to cancel the names of the following;. Special policemen;- Martin W.Ahern,William A.Bergin,Nickolas Malekos,Floyd F.0gBle, Raymond C.Burke,Hugh C.Phillips,Howard Burmeister, John W.Reynolds,Rickard Ca~ter, Joe en Soma, Jack g. Douglass,Elmer J.Smith, Ralph R.Disher,Jr., Kenneth F.Sulli~an,~ack Ftnger,HOtg~r:E~-Si Charles L.Gtbson,John F.Schott,George W.Hampton,James Skinner,Robert D.Hampton,George Schma~ Franke E.Hayward,James Jsoe~h Wrlght,Lester Leroy Luke,William G.West, RuSsell ~ayockOAlbert mandoli. Councilman Holston moved the cancellations be ordered. The motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried, Chief of Police Oelloni submitted the following name for appointment as special police~ at the Western Pipe & Steel Company;- John P.Arena,Srthur Sherry, Rox Sheldon,Roy V.Kelso, Abe Sachs,Leo Franklin Craig, Johx Purdy,Henry Walker,Henry F.Smith,~ewell DelaneyAnthoney LaRose,Walter D.Shamm$,Ira B.Etter, and William 0.Cole. Councilman Lloyd moved the appointments be confirmed without r~muherat from the city. The motion was seconded by councilman Holston and re~ularly c~rried. The monthly reports of the sanitary Inspector and City Treasurer for the month ending uary 31,1~43 were submitted. Councilman Holston moved ~the reports be accepted as read. The was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. ~ RESOLUTION N0.890. Councilman Lloyd introduced a RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~E CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ESTABLISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE CITY. The a~option of the resolution stirred the ire of Councilmen,Holston and Boido. Counctm~ Holston stated he did not wish to vote on the resolution until the city attorney made a~ recommendation on it. City attorney Coleberd stated he was not requested to make a study the rules and would not be responsible for them. Councilman Holston stated it was a waste public money to be hiring an outside attorney when the city already had a city attorney who was paid a salary for rendering legal advise to the cit~ council, and the payment of $150 an outside attorney t~ draw up the resolution was unnecessary and he would vote against it. Councilman Boido stated it w~s an attempt to break up the civil service law, that there no reason for hiring two attorneys, that Mr. Coleberd has been the city's attorney for 25 and had always kept the city properly advised on legal matters,that the majority councilmen were in ~ hurry to break to destroy civil service and not willing to trust Mr. Coleberd wit~ the wri't~ng of the resolution. Mayor ~atto stated Mr. Boido was talking too fast when the majority members of the board wanted to destroy the civil service ordinance,that it is reflection on City Attorney Coleberd, but because he migl~t be affected by the resolution deemed desirable to hire an outside attorney to draw it up. City attorney Coleberd replied~ stating,"No reason was ever given mc.Could I not be trusted to give an unbiased and uninflu~ opinion and attention to this work? I am a public employee.Would I not be fair with the publ which is my employe~?I have always made suggestions for the benefit of the city at l~rge,an( not let m~ position a~fect my duty to the citizens.I have an obligation, and if I cannot that ob~gation,I am worse than useless". mayor Ratto stated that no money was spent uselesSly. Mr. Coleberd then stated that had he a vote on the subject there might have been some.~exc~se for hiring an outside attorn, F~re Chief Welte was of the opinion the rules~regulations should have been submitted to the heads of the various departments for study and recommendations. On Roll ~ being called ~ha~r~olution was adopted by the following vote;- Ayes,~Councilmen,Reese Lloyd, M.Minucciani,D.W.Ratto. Noes,~Councilmen,V.Boido,George W.Holston. Absent,CouncilmenNone. Attest Daniel McSweeney. City Clerk. Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol 3, at pages 3V4 to 581. RESOLUTION N0.891. A HESOLUTION ORDERING THE SUSPENSION WITHOUT PAY OF U.S.MARSHAL ,CITY ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS,AND FURTHER ORDERING DELIVERY OF STATEMENT OF INTENTION TO DISCHARGE, was introduced by councilman Minucciani. This resolution Started another uproar. Counci~ Boido started opposition to the move by stating that the difference between the salary of M~ Marshall~$2§0 per, month and $800 paid engineer Klassen was quite sore d~ference..He stated when Klassen was needed he was somewhere else,~edwood City, or God kn~ws~hs~e,and never to found' whOn needed~ then Mr.Klassen's charges for so many hours here and there and transpor' to various places,~.~i where'Marshall's $250 per month covered it all. Councilman Holston declared'Engineer Marshall did his duty and was a!wsys on hand, lived and spent his money he~ · hmt~Lit is ~ust a personal grudge and a plan to put George Kneese in office~who has no inte~ here and 'li~es in San Francisco/ Engineer Marshall said" I know how this vote will come Out,but for the American prtncil the thin~ I want to say that this is a t~rrible thing you are doing to a fellow American- accusing'me of not doing my work well. I asked for a leave of absence October ~l to work f~ the U.S.Government in building a g~eat ammunition dump to aid in the war effort. When I re~ you underhandedly knifed me. The type of unfair ruling you are giving~e now,firing me with, a chance of a hearing before the civil service board,is the kind of thing we are fighting eliminato.I guess I will have to take it now.but I should hold off, ce until the trial"J~'may, Ratto re~lied~ stating "you'll get a hearing9 0~ roll call the resolution was adopted by the following vote;- AYes, Councilmen, Reese Lloyd,M.Minucciani,D.W.Ratto. NOes, Councilmen,Victor Boido,George W.Holston. Absent,Councilmen None. A1TEST Daniel McSweeney City Clerk. Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3 at page 382. A'reply was received from Mr. Shaw,~eneral ~anager of the South San Francisco Hand Improvement Company in the matter of ~ balance of ~500 due the city on an agreement made the city to pay the sum of $V800 towS~'i~the construction of a storm and sanitary sewer in South Industrial Area in 193~, draining partly th~0ugh the company's acreage. Mt.Shaw contended in his reply that the city owes his company the $7800 for alleged breaking of the contract in not having the work finished on time. The tangle was referred to City attorney Coleberd for advice. Councilman Boido s~ok- on the subieat of the cost of ~h$ three waiting stations for public a~ cer~amn pomn~s mn ~he city, s~ting it was reporzea ~o the council the cost estim would be about ~$0 each whereas the bill cme to over ~100. He also stated no decision to or. them was made at any public meeting of the city council. Councilman Holston also,stated no to order the construction of the stations was ever made in his, presence. Mayor~f%~ated in it was ha~d to secure men to do the work and~it was given to Pianca. Mr. Daniel J.Daly ~ema~ he was never asked to do the work and he could easily have done the job.. Referrin~ to the G.Ghiozzi su~t ,m, tn~t ~h, ~f~v en~ ~ll,m,~ ~.m~. .~ h~. from the city. The motion was seconded by councilman Holston and re~,ularly c~rried. The monthly reports of the sanitary Inspector and City Treasurer for the month ending uary 31,1~43 were submitted. Councilman Holston moved ~the reports be accepted as read. The was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. RESOLUTION N0.890. Councilman Lloyd introduced a RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~iE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ESTABLISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE CITY. The adoption of the resolution stirred the ire of Councilmen,Holston and Boido. Councim Holston stated he did not wish to vote on the resolution until the city attorney made a- recommendation on it. City attorney Coleberd stated he was not requested to make a study o the rules and would not be responsible for them. Councilman Holston stated it was a waste public money to be hiring an outside attorney when the city already had a city attorney who was paid a salary for rendering legal advise to the city council, and the payment of ~l§0 an outside attorney t~ draw up the resolution was unnecessary and he would vote against it. Councilman Boido stated it w~s an attempt to break up the civil service law, that there no reason for hiring two attorneys, that Mr. Coleberd has been the city's attorney for 25 2 and had always kept the city properly advised on legal matters,that the majority councilmen were in a hurry to break to destroy civil service and not willing to trust Mr. Coleberd wit the writing of the resolution. Mayor ~atto stated Mr. Boido was talking too fast when h the majority members of the board wanted to destroy the civil service ordinance,that it is reflection on City Attorney Cole~erd, but because he migt~t be affected by the resolution i deemed desirable to hire an outside attorney to draw it up. City attorney Coleberd replied stating,"No reason was ever given me.Could I not be trusted to give an unbiased and uninflu opinion and attention to this work? I am a public employee.Would I not be fair with the pub which is my employe~?I have always made suggestions for the benefit of the city at l~rge,an not let my position a~fect my duty to the citizens.I have an obligation, and if I cannot fu that obl~gation,I am worse than useless". ~ayor Ratto stated that no money was spent uselessly. Mr.Coleberd then stated that had he a vote on the subject there might have been someL, vexcuse for hiring an outside attorn F~re Chief Welte was of the opinion the rules~regulations should have been submitted to the heads of the various departmeuts for study and recommendations. On R611 ~ being called ~ha~olution was adopted by th~ following vote;- Ayes, ~Councilmen,Reese Lloyd, M.Minucciani,D.W.Ratto.~ Noes,~Councilmen,V.Boido,George W.Holston. Absent,CouncilmenNone. Attest Daniel McSweene2. City Clerk. Recor6ed in Book of Resolutions, Vol 3, at pages 3V4 to 381. RESOLUTION N0.891. A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE SUSPENSIONWITHOUT PAY OF U.S.MARSHAL ,CITY ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS,AND FURTHER ORDERING DELIVERY OF STATEMENT OF INTENTION TO DISCHARGE, ~ was intr6duced by councilman Minucciani. This resolution ~started another uproar. Council Boido started opposition to the move by stating that the difference between the salary of M Marshall,S250 per, month and $800 paid engineer Klassen was quite some d~.~ference..He stated when Klassen was needed he was somewhere else,~edwood City, or God kn~ws~.m~hs~e,and never to found wh6n needed~ then Mr.Klassen's charges for so many hours here and there and transpor to various places,~.~i where~Marshall's $250 per month covered it all. Councilman HolstOn declared'Engineer Marshall did his duty and was always on hand, lived and spent his money he ~hat~it is ~ust a personal grudge and a plan to put George Kneese in office~who has no inte here mhd 'li~es in San Francisco/ EnEfneer Marshall said" I know how this vote will come Out,but for the American princi the thin~ I want to sa2 that this is a t~rrible thing you are doing to a fellow Am6rican- accusing'me of not doing my work well. I asked for a leave of absence October ~l to work f the U.S.Government in building a g~eat ammunition dump to aid in the war effort. When I ret you underhandedly knifed me. The type of unfair ruling you are giving ~me now, firing me with a chance of a hearing before the civil service board, is the kind of thing we are fightinE.t eliminat6.I guess I will have to take it now.but I should hold off~ce until the trial"j~-'ma2 Hatto re~lied~ stating "you'll get a hearlng~ 0~ roll call the resolution was adopted by the following vote;- AYes, Councilmen, Reese Lloyd,M.Minucciani,D.W.Ratto. N6es, Counbilmen,Victor Boido,George W.Holston. Absent,Councilmen None. A1TEST Daniel McSweeney City Clerk. Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3 at page 382. A'reply was received from Mr. Shaw,~eneral ~anager of the South San Francisco ~and ~ Improvement Company in the matter of ~ balance of ~500 due the city on an agreement made W~ the city to pay the sum of $7800 towar~the construction of a storm and sanitary sewer in t South Industrial Area in 1935, draining partly through the company's acreage. Mt.Shaw contended in his reply that the city owes his company the $7800 for alleged breaking of the contract in not having the work finished on time. The tangle was referred to City attorney Coleberd for advice. C~uncilman BoSdo sock- on the subject of_the cost of the three waiting stations for public a~ cer~amn pomn~s mn ~he cm~y, s~a~mng m~ was re~orted to the council the cost estim would be about ~$0 each whereas the bill cme to over ~100. He also stated no decision to or them was made at any public meeting of the city council. Councilman Holston also,.stated no to order the construction of the stations was ever made in his presence. Mayorg~f%~ated in re it was ha~d to secure men to do the work and it was given to Pianca. Mr. Daniel J.Dsly ~ems he was never asked to do the work and he could easily have done the job.. Referring to the G.Ghiozzi suit against the city for alleged damages to his crops and buildings in the sum of $924~, city attorney Coleberd gave as his opinion the City of South Francisco is not responsible for the damages claimed. In the matter of the application of A.H.Albright for permission to rent trailer space for three autos and trailers at the Vict,~r Lonatt gasoline station,Armour & Linden Avenue, City Attorney rendered a written opinion to the effect that under Ordinance No.195,entitled "An 0r~inance Be~ulating tie Sanitation and Conduct of Camp Cars and Trailers in the City of South San Francisco",the application cannot be granted without strict compliance with the provisions of the ordinance. The communtcation~opinion'w~'s accepted and ordered filed. Mro i~rnes of Southwood reported a depression in the g~ound~where muct~ water lays, near the~Golf~.link and E1 Camino Real. Engineer Klasses reported the~C0.placed some material at the spot mentioned, to raise the level,and would further attend to it~ by calling the attention of Mr. Holbrook to it. Claims in the amount of $3885.34 were next presented to the counciI for payment;- A. J. Wolfe vacation salary 1942 $ 109.47 Louis Belloni vacation salary " 97.60 D. McSweeney vacation salary " 97.60 M. Laufer park labor 35.78 J. Ferrario " " 70.2? F. Mandoli " " 70.27 J. Taccni sewer labor 70.27 H. Tromell repairing streets 70.2~ J. Galli street labor 70.27 E. C. Casteel sewer labor 70.27 A. Gorses colma creek labor A. Ferrario park labor A. Milani street labor 76.54 F. Parenti park labor 70.27 Eastman Kodak Co. So. City Laundry Superior Laundry Union 0il Co. V. Ulle ry Pacif i c Int ermount ain Expr es s Stevenson & Son Fred J. Laut ze A. Pianca Ace Furniture Co. Emma Bianchini Chas. Bollazzt Frank Pariani Bloomquist 0il Service Linde Air Products Co. Scheid Heavy Hardware Co. California Concrete Products Co. Scampini & Zanetti L.C. Smith Cook's 0il Co. J. G.Walke r San Mateo County Title Co. Enterpri se Press A. Carlisle Co. Wm. Minuc ciani California ~?ater Service Kirkbride & Wilson p. G. & E. Patrick & Co. New Lincoln Market Burroughs Adding Machine ~o~. ~ ~ R. A. Klassen ~.,.~,~ ~'~'~-~L Robinson- ~uggist Camera Photo Service So. City Lumber Co. ,. 600 feet film civilian defense laundry fir e dept. Jan. Il Il !1 ti~e service fire dept. 4 days painting hydrant s express civilian defense I desk " " repairs fire oar and truck repairs Chev. coupe erecting 3 waiting stations 8 chairs - city hall matron services oil cloth- fire dept. files - park ~ 3 cables - street repai rs lawn mower repairs Buick road oil demurrage on tank hsmmer & tongs track removal lll' pipe repairs street equipment Colma .Creek maintenance street repairs 105 Gals coal oil Sal. planning comm. Jan. daily reports Jan legals ~ bindsrs - tax receipts materials ~ hydrant rental Jan.~' miscellaneous aBrvice Jan. playground service library, city hall & rec. hall preparing rules, etc.personnel misc. service street lights Jan. supplies tax collector dog food maint enane e to 8.7/43 Engine ering Jan. typewriter paper - defense films, etc. civilian~defense materials- street paint b~usn - fire dept. materials - pipe line Butler Rd. materials - park " Colma Creek materials mar~le Miller Ave. "catchbasin Hillside Blvd. "sewer Randolph & Madrone 54.60 9.47 4·02 2.40 26.40 2.52 71.07 51.75 · 5.50 315.00 61.80 5.00 1.~ 2 .~2 · 62 17.32 16.63 15,86 .62 2.52 102.90 5.25 _ 468.4V 30.53 V.30 11.00 1.50 21.00 12.52 20.43 181.00 6.89 9.75 11.75 150.00 15 3.93 626.50 5.82 12.60 4.90 567.91 3.04 54.50 5.56 27.47 2.20 10.22 11.08 56.03 25.60 70.76 25.69 total ....... $3885.34 The claims having been audited by the finance committee councilman Holston moved they be paid. The motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. The R.A.Kl~s~en claim for the month of January, 1943 was for the following items;- Klassen ~4 hrs, $36.00,Transportation,$4.00.General expenses, $6.00,Profit $11.§0,0N ~utler Rosd. TO General Administration of Streets, Klassen~4 hours,$36.00,Transportati~n $8.00,General Expenses,$6.60,Profit, $1~.65, TOColma Creek ~ain~enance Klassen $48 h~s.$7~.00,Brien 38Hrs~$47.50 Rockwell,~4hrs,$~4.00,Corcoran ~4hrs,$15.00,Transp~rtation,$18.00,General expenses $~6.48~ .rofit $50.75, Installation Water.System at ~each,Klassen 8hrs,$1~.00,~ockwell,7 hrs,$7.00,Corcoran,, ~hrs,$4.38,Transportation,$6.00, General expenses,$4.41,Profit $8.45..To Widening Industrial Way; Klassen,l~Hrs,$18.00,Bri~n 18Hrs,$~.80~ Rockwell,SHrs~ $8.00,Corcoran,8 Hrs.$5.00,Transpor~ a- tion $4.00,Print's,$5.39,Gener~l expenses $9.43,Profir,$18.08.To.prepara~ion of Map of Southwood. Brian,33hrs,$41.~5,Prints $1.0~, General expenses $6.34,Profit,$~.16. Total $567.91. ~ There being no further business before the board councilmanHolston moved to adjourn till ' J. Ferrario F. Mando li J. Taccni H. Troxell J. Galli E. C. Casteel A. Gorses A. Ferrario A. Milani F. Parenti park labor fl sewer labor repairing streets street labor sewer labor colma creek labor park labor street labor park labor 35.78 70.27 70.27 70.27 70.27 70.27 70.27 70.27 70.27 76.54 70.27 Eastman Kodak Co. So. City Lau~dry Superior Laundr~ Union Oil Co. V. Ullery Pacific Intermountain Express Stevenson & Son Fred J. Lautze A. Pianca Ace Furniture Co. Emma Bianchini Chas. Bollazzi Frank Pariani Bloomquist Oil Service Linde Air Products Co. Scheid Heavy Hardware Co. California Concrete Products Co. Scampini & Zanetti L.C. Smith Cook's Oil Co. J. G .Walker San Mateo County Title Co. Enterprise Press A. Carlisle Co. Wm. Minuc ciani California ~?ater Service Kirkbride & Wilson p. G. & E. Patrick & Co. New Lincoln Market Burroughs Adding Machine Robins on - ~uggis t Camera 2hoto Service So. City Lumber Co. II !1 ti t! I! 600 feet film civilian defense laundry fir e dept. Jan. I! ti tire service fire dept. 4 days painting hydrant s express civilian defense I desk " " repairs fire car and truck repairs Chev. coupe erecting 3 waiting stations 8 chairs - city hall matron services oil cloth- fire dept. Files - park 3 cables - street repai rs lawn mower repairs Buick road oil demurrage on tank hammer & tongs track removal lll' pipe repairs street equipment Colma ,Creek maintenance street repairs 105 Gals coal oil Sal. planning comm. Jan. daily reports Jan legals $ binders - tax receipts materials hydrant rental Jan.~ miscellaneous s~rvice Jan. playground service library, city hall & rec. hall preparing rules, etc.personnel misc. service street lights Jan. supplies tax collector dog food maintenance to 8.7/43 Engine ering Jan. ty. pewriter paper - defense films, etc. civilian defense materials- street paint brus~ - fire dept. materials - pipe line Butler Rd. materials - park " Colma Creek materials mar~mle Miller Ave. "oatchbasin Hillside Blvd. sewer Randolph & Madrone 54.60 9.47 4.02 2.40 26.40 2.52 71.07 51.75 5.50 315. O0 61.80 5.00 1.~ .62 17.32 16.83 15.86 .62 2.52 102.90 5.25_ 468.47 30.53 7.30 11.00 1.50 21.00 12.52 20.43 · 181.00 6.89 9.75 11.75 150. O0 153.93 626.50 5.82 12.60 4.90 567.91 3.04 54.50 5.56 27.47 2.20 10.22 11.08 56.03 25.60 70.76 25.69 total - - - $3885.34 The claims having been audited by the finance committee councilman Holston moved they be paid. The motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. The R.A.K1As~en claim for the month of January, 1943 was for the following items;- Klassen 24 hrs, $36.00,Transportation,$4.00.General expenses, $6.00,Profit $11.50,0N Butler Rosd. TO General Administration of Streets, Klassen24 hours,$36.00,Transportati~n $8.00,General Expenses,$6.60,Profit, $17.65, TOColma Creek ,~ainhenance Klassen $48 h*s.$72.OO,Brien 38Hrs.~47.SO Rockwell,g4hrs,$~4.00,Corcoran g4hrs,$15.00,iransp~rtation,$1a.OO,General expenses $76.48~ Profit $50.75, Installation Water System at ~each,Klassen 8hrs,$1?.OO,~ockwell,7 hrs,$7.00,Corcoran, 7hrs,$4.38,Transportation,$6.00, General expenses,$4.41,~rofit $8.4§..To Widening Industrial Way; Klassen, 12Hrs,$18.00,Brian 18Hrs,$2~.50, ~ockwell,SHrs. $8.00,,Corceran,8 Hrs.$5.00,Transpor~ a- tion $4.00,P~inbs,$5.39,Gener~l expenses $9.*3,Profir,$18.08.io,preparation of Map of Southwood. Brian,33hrs,$41.25,Prints ~1.0~, General expenses $6.~4,Profit,$1?.16. Total $567.91. ~ There being no further business before the board councilma~olston moved to adjourn till Narch 1,1943,at 8 o'cloc~ P.M.The motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. Time of adjournment,ll;25 p.m. ' ~pe~c~f~$~y submitted, Approved ~/~p~~ ~. ~ayor of South San Francisco. ~City Clerk.