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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1943-05-17[37 REGULAR NLEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,HELD MONDAY, nY 1VTH, 1943. The regular meeting of the city coun~'~il of the City of South San Francisco was held in the City Hall, Eonday evening, May 1Vth, 1943. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock P.E. by ~ayor D.W.Ratto. ROLL CALL. Roll call found all members of the council present,as follows;- Councilmen,V.Boido,Geor~'e W.Holston,Reese Lloyd, N.Einucciani,D.W.Ratto. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errors or omissions they were approved as read. A communication was received from the recreation commission requesting the appointment of four qualified recreation leaders for the Recreation Department at a salary of not to exceed ~l~O a month of 180 hours each per~onth commencing June 14,1943 to September 1,1943, and the and placing of the present Recreation Director on full time at $~00 a month for the same period at a minimum of 180 per month.. Councilman Holston moved the recommendations be accepted and the appointmants made. The motion was seconded by councilman ~inucciani and regularly carried. A communication was received by Works Engineer Klassen from County Engineer Grant stating ~.e had done work for the city since the county paid the city ,~10,414.66 toward the Colma Creek mair.- tenance, and laid claim for ~186 for such additional work. The claim was O'K'ED by Works Engineer Klassen and. the bill was ordered paid. Works Engineer Klassen submitted a copy of a statement submitted by him to Mr. Raymond Anderson,Resident Plant Engineer,U.SoMaritome Commission,Belair Shipyard,relative to the sewage situation and the diversion canal and Colma Creek as it affects conditions at Belair Shipyard, to.~ether with a map of the premises. Accepted and filed with the proceedings~ d The engineer also submitted a copy of a notice sent to City Ettorney Coleberd regarihg the seasurements given in the description of certain land in Southwood in Ordinance ~09 which came up before the Board of ~eview recently~disou~in~ attorney ilao~ey's idea of the measurement. Louie Lengfield,Eanager of the San ~ateo ~ounty ,~ar Housing Center, submitted a list of the kind of storesand houses the board will convert into living quarters for war workers, and asked the city's aid in locating such places. Eommunication accepted and filed. County Health Director Charles C.Gans called the attention of the city councilmen to the reported spread of rabies ia counties adjacent to San ~ateo County,where.i.t was decided to establish a Rabies Quanantine,and enclosed a copy of the quarantine order. He urged the cooper- ation of all city councils, poundmasters and other city officials, and advised that pets be inoocul- ated by licensed veterinarians. Accepte~ and filed. A communication was r~:ceived from the Peninsula Branch of the League of California Cities, . announcing that the next meeting of the branch would be held. in the De Anza Hotel,San Jose,Thursday, ~iay MOth,1943,at 6;30 O'Clock P.M. On count by Mayor Ratto it was decided that approximately city officials would attend, and the city clerk was instructed to so inform the Clerk of the Division. An application was received from John A.Allred for a business license for a secondhand~.'store at Frank Giffra's store at ~06 Grand Ave., Counc!.lman Lloyd moved the desired license be granted; The motion was seconded by councilman Ninuccian~ and regularly carried. Chief of Police Belloni submitted the name of Vincent L.Faso for appointment as special police - man at the Oethleham Steel Cqrp'n and Sven Hu~o Anderson at the Bela~.r Shipyard. Councilman Lloyd moved the appointments be confirmed,without remuneration from the city.The motion was seconded by councilman Einucciani and regularly carried. The monthly reports of the poundmaster,librarian and city ~reasurer for the month ending April 30,1943 were submitted and accepted. The Division of Highways submitted seven copies of a proposed cooperative agreement between the Division of ~-!iighways and the City of South San Francisco providing for the construction and Maintenance of Industrial Way~aval industrial Access Road to Western Pipe [.: Steel Co~ and asked that six copies be returned for execution after proper city officials of South San Francisco signed. So ordere¢i~ by resolution No.89V~ introduced by councilman Holston,and regularly adopted by the following vote;- Ayes, Councilmen,V.Boido,George W.H.olston,Reese Lloyd, ~.~inucciani, D.W.Ratto. Noes, CounciIm~n,None. Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel McSweeney. City Clerk ~ecorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3,at page 385. A communication was received from Southern Pacific Company submitting in duplicate counterparts of a proposed agreement between Southern Pacific Company and the City of South San Francisco, granting this city the right to construct and maintain a highway over and along Southern Pacific's tracks at Butler Avenue, and asked that the agreements by signed by the city authorities and returned to them for execution. Councilman ~fn~cciani introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South San Francisco authoriz~.n~ the city to enter'into an agreement with the Southern Pacific Company for a right of way across their tracks at Butler Avenue. The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council,as follows;- Ayes,Councilmen,¥.Boido,George W.Holston, ~eese Lloyd, N.Ninucciani,D.W.Ratto. hoes, Councilmen,None. Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel [cSweeney. City Clerk. Recorded in Bc~ok of Resolutions, Vol.3,at page 385. RESOLUTI.ON~N~.898. RESOLUTION NO .899. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO ABATE WEEDS, 1943. Councilman Boido introduced a resolution of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco of INTENTION TO ABATE WEEDS, 1943. The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members of the City Council, as follows;- -- Ayes, Councilmen,V.Boido,Georg~e W.Holston, Reese Lloyd, N.~inucciani,D.W~Ratto. Noes, Councilmen,None. Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel NcSweeney City Clerk. Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3,at pa[~:e 386. Claims in the amount of $~,R9~9~ were next presented to the council for payment;- A.J.Pacheco, fire alarm Maint.Apr. ~ 61.50 ~.Laufer Dark janitor $ 67.13 four qualified ~ecreation leaders for the Recreation Department at a salary of not to exceed ~1~0 a month of 180 hours each perEonth commencing June 14,1943 to September 1,1943, and the and placing of the present Eecr~otion Director on full time at $200 a month for the same period at a minimum of 180 per month.. Councilman Holston moved the recommendations be accepted and the appointments made. The motion was seconded by councilman ~inucciani and regularly carried. A communication was received by Works Engineer Klassen from County Engineer Grant stating he had done work for the city since the county paid the city ,~10,414.66 toward the Colma Creek main- tenance, and laid claim for ~186 for such additional work. The claim was O'K'ED by Works Engineer Klassen and. the bill was ordered Datd. Works Engineer Elassen submitted a copy of a statement submitted by him to Mr. Raymond Anderson,~esident Plant Engineer,U.S.~aritome Commission,~lair Shipyard,relative to the sewage situation and the diversion canal and Colma Creek as it affects conditions at ~elair Shipyard, to.~ether with a map of the oremises. Accepted and filed with the proceedings, d The e~gineer also submitted a copy of a notice sent to City Ettorney Coleberd regari~g the ~easurements given in the description of certain land in Southwood in Ordinance 209 which came up before the Board of ~eview recentl~disou~in~ attorney Rao~ey'~ idea of the measurement. Loule Lengfield,Manager of the Sang,atto Codnty ~ar Housing Center, submitted a list of the kind of storesand houses the board will convert into living quarters for war workers, and asked the city's aid in locating such places. Eommunication accepted and filed. County Health Director Charles C.Gans called the attention of the city councilmen to the reported spread of rabies ia counties adjacent to San mateo County,where.~.t was decided to establish a Rabies Quanantine,and enclosed a copy of the quarantine order. He urged the cooper- ation of all city councils, poundmasters and other city officials, ~nd advised that pets be inoccul- ated by licensed veterinarians. Accepte~ and filed. A communication was r~:ceived from the Peninsula Branch of the League of California Cities, announcing that the next meeting of the branch would be held in the De~Anza Hotel,San Jose,Thurzday, ~ay 90th,1943,at 6;30 O'Clock P.M. On count b~ Mayor Ratto it was decided that approximately 1£. city officials would attend, and the city clerk was instructed to so inform the Clerk of the Division. An application was received from John A.Allred for a business license for a secondhand:.'store at Frank Giffra's store at R~6 Grand Ave., Councilman Lloyd moved the desired license be granted; The motion was seconded by councilman Ninuccian~ and regularly carried. Chief of Police 8elloni 'submitted the name of Vincent L.Faso for appointment as special police - man at the bethlehem Steel Cqrp'n and Sven Hugo Anderson at the Belair Shipyard. Councilman Lloyd moved the appointments be confirmed,without remuneration from the city.The motion was seconded ~ councilman Ainucciani and regularly carried. The monthly reports of the poundmaster,librarian and city treasurer for the month ending April 30,1943 were submitted and accepted. The Division of Highways submitted seven copies of a proposed cooperative agreement between the Division of l!iighways and the City of South San Francisco providing for the construction and Maintenance of Industrial Way~aval industrial Access Road to Western Pipe & Steel Co~ and asked that six copies be returned for execution after proper city officials of South San Francisco signed. So ordere¢i, by resolution No.89V~ introduced by councilman Holston,and regularly adopted by the following vote;- Ayes, Cou~cilmen,V.Boido,George W.H~olston,Reese Lloyd, A.Minucciani, D.W.Ratto. Noes, Councilmen,None. Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel McSweeney, City Clerk necorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3,at page 385. A communication was received from Southern Pacific Company submitting in duplicate counterparts of a proposed agreement between Southern Pacific Company and the City of South San Francisco, granting this city the right to construct and maintain a highway over and along Southern Pacific's tracks at Butler Avenue, and asked that the agreements by signed by the city authorities and returned to them for execution. Councilman ~f.n~cciani introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South San Francisco authoriz~.n~ the city to enter'into an agreement with the Southern Pacific Company for a right of way across their tracks at Butler Avenue. The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council,as follows;- Ayes,Councilmen,V.Boido,George W.Holston, neese Lloyd, M.Minucciani,D.W.Ratto. ~oes, Councilmen,None. Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel McSweeney. City Clerk. Recorded in Baok of Resolutions, Vol.3,at page 385. RESOLUTI-ON.N~.898. RESOLUTION N0.899. RESOLUTIC~ OF INTENTION TO ABATE WEEDS, 1943. Councilman Boido introduced a resolution of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco of INTENTION TO ABATE WEEDS, 1943. The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members of the City Council, as follows; Ayes, Councilmen,V.Boido,Georf'e W.Holston, Reese Lloyd, N.Minucciani,D.W~Ratto. Noes, Councilmen,None. Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel McSweeney City Clerk. Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3,at pa~.~e 386. Claims in the amount of $~3~29~2 were next presented to the council for payment;- A.J.Pacheco, fire alarm I~iaint.Apr. $ 61.50 ~.Laufer park janitor $ 6V.13 Frank Casagrande par~ labor ~ VO.~ J. Ferrsrio " " $ 63/V0 A .Ferrario " " $ 6~. 13 Dis Bursementa continued;- John Tacchi John Colombo Joe Galli F .Parenti Felix ~ando li A.Guistetti H.Troxell ]:rs. Emma Bianchini Western l~anf'g Co S0.S.F.Hospital Dr. M.Werthein Spuri Photo Crawford Typewiter Co Frank Pariani De Berry's Service A.Conagetti Perrless ~andcuff Co. Superior Laundry So.City L.&.L.C0., S.F.Browser Co F,~ S.&; ¥~.W.Rirsch C. Ge gnal P .~airani A .Conziani Bob Bisagno A. S chmi dt Pac. Co. BldgConfe rence Fred J.Lautze ~t AL.J.Welte park labor $ 67.18 " " ~ 67.18 " " $ V6.54 " " ~$ ~0.~7 " " $ 76.54 " " $ 54.59 Repaining streets $ 70.~7 matron services .~ 10.00 police belt ,!~ 19,.10 alco tests ~ 5.00 " " ~$ 10.00 accident pictures ,~ 15.45 re~,air pol. machine ,~ 18.59 Buick ~ ~8.09 4 tires pol.dept ~107.9,4 film ~ 9.10 2 pairs $ 80.00 wash F.H.No.2, Apr. ,~ 9.gl wash "" No.1, " ~ 5.80 i ~as pump belt ~ 1.14 i exhaust manifold ~ ll. V5 erxta service F.D. ~!~14.80 " " ~$ 14.80 " " $ 14.80 " " ~ 15. ~ 4 " " ~ 15.66 mem.dues, 48-44 $ 80.00 painting fire truck $~50.00 reps " car ~ 1Z.50 Exps I?fre Chief's Conv~ M0.00 Council of State Governmental handbook pros. Frank Gi ffra t! vViii~ e I~linucciani Rototiller Sales Co., So.City Lbr,& Sup .Co tt Frank Pariani Rockaway Quarry shovels & hatchet coal,5 sacks park materials parts supplies reps to machines crusher run Bloomquist 0il Service road oil ~ission Quarry crusloer run L.C.Smith N.c.8 tons Ace ~iattress Co. rep back stop Associated Equip.Cp. labor and fill broom American Push Broom Co ~ doz brooms etc. Pac.Tel & Tel Co phones 30~6 ~ mos San ~ateo Co.T~tle Co daily reports Andrew Hynding l0 dog kennels 1.00 s.ss 11.33 30.97 3V.65 8V. V3 3.16 10. O0 15.86 16.48 44.V5 96 o00 4. o z.5o ~0.00 Ed.Barry Co. assessments rolls (~) ~126.0V Address~graph aales C:o ribbom $ 1.18 Tidewater Asso.0il Co aso]ine ~281.15 ~.~.A.Grant) ~ounty Eng.for constructionWk done by county equipment,Colma Crek$186.00 U.s,.Postmaster Quinlan ~000 ~ct,stamps $ ~0.00 Pacheco Electric Co.,maintain street lights 158.05 /~/~ ~ $~ Bank of ~erica Bond ,War Bonds ~10,005.5~ ~'. ~. R.A.Klassen~Y~r various items. AprilImp.Butler koad,Klassen 37 Hrs. ~48..O0,Transportation, ~8.00,General expenses ~8.40,Profit ~i~16.10, ~dministration of Streets,?8 hours,~4~.O0, Transportation,$6.00,General expenses,$V.~O, Profit ~13.80.Colma Creek ~(aintenance, ~4 hr ~36.00,Transportation,~.OO,General expenses, ~6.00, Profit ~ll.50,.Imp. Industrial Way, Klassen,5~ hrs.~VS.00,B ian,~l. O5,Rockwell $8.00,Corcoran,$5.00,Transportation $16.00,Gen Expenses,$16.~4, Profit~.i~31.1M, Report ':on damage by Barret & Hilp i Belle Air,Klassen. :~8hrs, ~40.O0,Brian ~65.00,Rockwell,~58.00,Corcoran ~3o.50,Transportation ~4.00,Prints ~5.9~] General Expense ~34/ll.Profit ,i~65.38,Total_Total ~689.5o. Grand ~ot~l ~13 o99.3~. ~ ~ The claims having been audited by the ~inance'com~i~t~e councilman'~i~Uccia~i moved they b paid. The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. Under the head of unfinished business the application for a license by lLusso Bros to operate an amusement center at their old stor S.W.Corner on Grand ~venuue and Linden came.u~. After considerable discussion it was decided to grant the Russo Bros a 3o day trial license under the supervision of the police department. Guido Tas~an asked permSssion to cut the curb on Linden Avenue next to his building to all of parking in the lot.Permission granted. Jimmy Vallanuva protested ~ainst having his .:;:icg taken up twice by the poundman and sci the anisal was still in custody.'lhe clerk wg~s instructed to notify the poundman to liberate th dog. Bealth Officer ~hlaam stated there are numerous dogs at large that should be taken up as rabies is prevelant in many counties and a quarantine in tLis county,and cautioned people to keep track of their dogs. ~ayor Ratto suggested improvements be made at the beach to enable boatmen to bring down th cars w~th boats to launch,by doing some grading and forming a parking space,at a cost of appro imately ,~$1~5 to ~150. The work was ordered done.on motion by councilman Holston, seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. Councilman Lloyd moved that the salaries of police clerks ~urphy and Kneese to raised to ~ per month. The motion was seconded by councilman Minucciani and regularly carried. There being no further business before the board councilman Boido moved to adjourn until ~]onday,June V,1943 at 8 o'clock P.~,~. The motion was se[onded by councilman ~inucciani and regu ly carried. ~ime of adjournment, 9;~5 o'clock P.~. espectfully~bmitted~ /~ ~'~ayor of South San Francisco Yrs. Emma Bianchini Western ~anf'g Co SO. S. F.Hospt tal Dr. N. Werthein Spuri Photo Crawford Typewiter Co Frank ?ariani De Berry's Service A · Conage tti Perrless . andcuff Co. Superior Laundry So.City L.&.L.C0., S.F.Browser Co C. Ge gnal P. Nairani A .Conziani Bob Bi sagno A. S chmi dt Pac. Co. BldgConfe rence ~ed J.Lautze AL.J.Welte matron services police belt alco tests ,t ft accident pictures re,air pol. machine Buick 4 tires pol.dept fil~n ~ pairs wash F.H.No.~, Apr. wash " "No.1, " i gas pump belt i exhaust manifold erxta service F.D. tt ti tt rep s c ar VO .27 lo. co 1~. 10 5 .oo 10.00 15.45 18.59 ~5.09 ~107.~4 9.10 o.oo 5.3o 1.14 11.75 14.80 14.80 14.8o 15.g4 15.66 30.00 ~950.00 13.50 Exps Pfre Chief's Conv~ ~0.00 Council of State Governmental handbook pros. ~'rank Giffra ~'i J_ ].~. e I~inuc ciani Hototiller Sales Co., So.City Lbr,& Sup .Co tt ,t Frank Pariani Rockaway Quarry shovels & hatchet coal,5 sacks park materials parts supplies reps to macLines crusher run Bloomquist 0il Service road oil ~ission Quarry crusher run L.C.Smith N.c.3 tons Ace ~iattress Co. rep back stop Associated Equip.Cp. labor and fill broom American Push Broom Co ? doz brooms etc. Pac.Tel & Tel Co phones 30~6 ? mos San ~ateo Co.T~tle Co daily reports Andrew Hynding l0 dog kennels 1.00 16.74 33.38 11.33 30.97 7.65 87.73 10. O0 15.86 8.76 16.48 44.75 96.00 95.60 4. o ?0.00 Ed.Barry Co. assessments ~olls (9) ~196.~7 AddressSgraph Sales Co ribbom ~ 1.18 Tidewater Asso.0il Co aso]ine ~281.15 ~.~.A.Grant; .~eunty Eng.for constructionWk done by county equipment,Colma Crek$186.00 U.~:.Postmaster Quinlan 9000 9ct,stamps ~ 20.00 Pacheco Electric Co.,maintain street lights 158.05 Bank of ~erfca Bond ,War Bonds ~10,005.52 R.A.Klassen~.Y~r . _ 3~ Hrs ~48..00,Transportati various items AorilImp.Butler Road,Klassen . $8.00,General expenses ~8.40,Profit .i$16.10, ~dministration of Streets,98 hours,~$4~.00, Transportation,$6.00,Ueneral expenses,$V.90, Profit ~13.80.Colma Creek ~l(aintenance, ~4 hr ~36.00,Transportation,$~.00,Oeneral expenses, ~6.00, Profit ~ll.50,.Imp. Industrial Way, Klassen,5~ hrs.$VS.00,B ian,~l.O5,Rockwell $8.00,Corcoran,$5.00,Transportation $16.00,Gen Expenses,~16.?4, Profit'~31.19, Report ~on damage by Barret & Hilp i Belle Air,Klassen. '98h: ~4..O0,Brian ~65.00,Rockwell,~58.00,Coreoran ~3 .50,Transportation ~,4.00,Prznta ~5.9~, Generel Expense $34/ll.Profit .i~65.38,Total,~'otal ,~689.59. Grand ~otal ~ The claims h~ving been audited by the finance'committee councilman'Minucctanl moved the] paid. The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularl~ carried. Under the head of unfinished business the application for a license by [lusso Bros to operate an amusement center at their old stor $.W.Corner on Grand A-enuue and Linden came.~ After considerable discussion it was decided to ~rsnt the Russo ~ros a 30 day trial license under the supervisfon of the police department. Guldo Tassan asked permission to cut the curb on Linden Avenue next to bls building to s of parking in the lot.Permfssfon granted. Jimmy Vallanuva protested ~'ainst having his ,:~og taken up twice by the poundman and s the anisal was still in custody.~lhe clerk ws.s instructed to notify the poundman to liberate dog. ~ealth Officer ~hlaam stated there are numerous dogs at large that should be taken up as rabies is prevelant in many counties and a quarantine in this county,and cautioned people to keep track of their dogs. ~ayor Eatto suggested improvements be made at the beach to enable boatmen to bring down cars wbth boats to launch,by doing some grading and forming a parking space,stoa cost of app~ imately ~$17~ to ~150. The work was ordered done.on motion by councilman Eolston,seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. Councilman Lloyd moved that the salaries of police clerks ~urphy and Kneese to raised to per month. The motion was seconded by councilman Ninucciani and regularly carried. There being no further business before the board councilman Boido moved to adjourn until ~onday,June 7,1943 at 8 o'clock P.~. The motion was seconded by councilman ~lnucciani and re~ ly carried. ~ime of adjournment, 9;95 o'clock P.~. espectfull~bmitted. ~'~ayor of South San Francisco /~i~ty~Clerk