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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1944-12-04REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,HELD MONDAY, DECEMBER 4~H,1944. The regular meeting of the city council of the City of South San Francisco was held in the City' Hall, Monday evening, December 4th,1944. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock P.M. by mayor George W.Holston. ROLL CALL. Roll call found the following named councilmen present,- Councilmen,Victor Boido,Charles K.Elder, George W.Holston,M.Minucciani. " absent, Councilman Ivan M.Hays. The minutes of the adjourned meeting of November 30,1~4~, were read. There appea ring no errors or omissions Mayor Holston declared the minutes adopted as read. A communication was received from Peter Sorensen, contractor, requesting written authorization from the City of South San Francisco to deposit certain surplus dirt that will be required in the construction of a road crossing over creek at the west side of ~artin School grounds, and also permission to fill in to school yard level the land owned by the City of South San Francisco, immediately norhh of the school grounds, having previously been granted verbal authorization. ~r. Sorensen explained this is required by the architects of the school ~ard improvement, Blanchard & ~aher. Councilman Minucciani moved the desired written authorization be granted. The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. Application was made by Schulze & Barnes for a business license to sell Christmas Trees at 4V3 Grand Avenue. Councilman Minucciani moved the desired permission be granted. The motion~ was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. The clerk was instructed to have the teeemen clean Prank J.Maretta applied for a taxi cab license to operate a taxi service in this city unde~W~e~lea¥1 the name of JOLLIE CAB CO., He is a resident of Southwood Drive,this city, and stated he expected to open an office in the business section of the city when and if he received the several licenses~ Mayor Holston explained to him that he would also be required to post insurance bonds suitable to the city attorney. Councilman Elder moved the license be granted if all ordinances are' complied with. The motion was seconded by councilman ~inucciani and regularly carried. Mr. Maratta stated he was a veteran of World ~ar No.~. Notice was received from the State Board of Equalization of the application of A.B.;F.L.and J.P. Russo,a03 Grand Avenue,for on sale distilled spirits,off sale distilled s~pirits and on sale beer and wine licenses,transferred from A.B. & F.L.Russo,same address$ and the application of Simone Parcalini',~41 Grand Avenue,for an on sale distilled spirits license, transferred from ~erman Garbero, same address. There were no objecticns by the city council. Fire Chief *elte subm~ted copies of notices sent to Uirgil Ullery, John ~archi and Angelo Conziani,entitling them, under an amendment to the civil service law,to engage in outside work for the duration of the war,providing it ~oes not interfere with their duties in the fire department. Accepted for the city's records. Police Chief Belloni submitted ~he names of '~illie ~ae Frans, harold Leo DaVis,Zaira ~orgfloni, Oscar M.Ericson and Emily ~ager for appointment as guards at the Western PIPE and steel Company. Councilman Elder moYed the appointments 0e confirmed,without remuneration from the city' The motion was seconded by councilman ~oido and resularly carried. to A communication was eeceived from Faulkner 0akes ~ Faulkner,accountants,offering their services the cit~ as auditors. Communication ordered filed. Western Pipe & Steel CompanF. and Belair Shipyard~Oarret & Hilp) filed notices that they are paying taxes on their possessory interest in certain property, under protest. Communications filed. Pacific Gas & Electric Company applied for permission to open a 15' trench in 6TH,Lane easz of Maple Avenue. Heferred to the engineer's office. A communication was received from the ~oard of Heview of the City of South San Francisco, recommending that Section ~, of Rule V-Duration of Employment Lists- That that portion with reference to the duration of the employment list be changed to read 'Employment and promotional lists shall remain in effect one year'instead of Employment and promotional lists shall remain~in effect one ~ear and may be extended by action of the ooard of Review for additional six month~.~eriods, but in no event shall an employment or promotional list remain in effect eor more than two ~ears. That that portion of ~ection i of Rule IVa pertaining to the weight of a aandidate.for the po~'ition of policeman be changed to read 'Or weigh less thanl65 pounds str~pped~. That that portion of Section ~ of Rule IVa pertaining to the weight of a candidate for the position of fireman be changed to read 'Or weigh less than 150 pounds stripped'. The communication requested the city council to inform the Board of Heview as to what action it had taken. Pacific Gas & Electric Company notified the.- city council that they have installed lQ of the 18 units requested in ~ayfair Village,and will install the other 6 unites and the new ~nit in Circle Court as soon as the necessary material is received. ~tatement accepted. A communication was received from American Homes stating that a condition of the city's acceptance of the subdivision map of Southwood ~o.3 was that American Homes deed to the ~ity certain land in order that Southwood Drive could be extended if there was occasion to do so. A properly executed deed to the 6it~ of South San Francisco Covering the land mentioned was submitted with the communication. RESOLUi:IOE N0.968. Councilman MinucCi,ani introduced a resolution of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco accepting the deed to a strip of land for the extension of Southwood Drive. The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members of the council present, as follows$- Ayes, councilmen, Victor Boide, Charles K.Elder, George W.Holston,E.Minucciani. Noes, Councilmen,None. ~sent,Councilman,Ivan M.Hays. Attest Daniel McSweeney, City Clerk. Hecorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3, at page 451. The monthly reports of the Sanitary Inspector, City Judge,CHief of Police,Poundmaster,Fire Chief,Building Inspector and City Clerk for the month ending November 30,1944, were received and accepted. E~nder the head of unfinished business engineeer Larwood reported some work done on Butler Ave between ~estern Pipe and ',~.ildberg Bros. property. Under the head of new business M~-s. Hernan of Southwood reported numerous dogs running at large in that district. She also stated she was informed that the poundman told a resident there that he had placed kittens in a furnace, in~tead of gassing them. Councilman Elder ~dvised her that if the party would make the charges to the council action would be taken at once. Mr' Carlisle of Southwood reported that there were rumors in his district that a stable of some character might be constructed in the vicinity south of California Golf CSub, not far from ~he foll~Wlng n~me~ councilmen present,- was seconded by councilman ~oldo and regularly carried. to A communication was eeceived from Faulkner 0akes ~ Paulkner,accountants,offering their services the cit~ as auditors. Communication ordered filed. Western Pipe & Steel Company~and Belair Shipyard~Oarret & Hilp) filed notices that they are paying taxes on their possessory interest in certain property, under protest. Communications filed. Pacific Gas & Electric Company applied for permission to open a 15' trench in 8TH,Lane eas~ of Maple Avenue. Referred to the engineer's office. A communication was received from the Ooard of Heview of the City of South San Francisco, recommending that Section 2, of Rule 7-Duration of Employment Lists- That that portion with reference to the duration of the employment list be changed to read 'Employment and promotional lists shall remain in effect one ~ear'instead of Employment andHpromotional lists shall remai~in effect one year and may be extended by action of the Board of eview for additional six month.~eriods, but in no event shall an employment or promotional list remain in effect eot more than two years. That that portion of ~ection i of Rule IVa pertaining to the weight of a ~andidate.for the po~ition of policeman be changed to read 'Or weigh less thanlSS pounds str~pped~. Councilmen,Victor Soido,Charles K.Elder, George.W.Holston,M.Ninucciani. " absent, Councilman Ivan M.Hays. The minutes of the adjourned meeting of November J0,1~, were read. There appea ring no errors or omissions Mayor Holston declared the minutes adopted as read. Acommunication was received from Peter Sorensen, contractor, requesting written authorization from the City of South San Francisco to deposit certain surplus dirt that will be required in the construction of a road crossing over creek at the west side of ~artin School grounds, and also permission to fill in to school yard level the land owned by the City of South San Francisco, immediately norhh of the school grounds, having previously been granted verbal authorization. ~r. $orensen explained this is required by the architects of the school ~ard improvement, Blanchard & Maher. Councilman Minucciani moved the desired written authorization be granted. The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. Application was made by Schulze & B~rnes for a business license to sell Christmas Trees at 4V3 Grand Avenue. Councilman Minucciani moved the desired permission be granted. The motion~ was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. The clerk was instructed to have the t~ee~en clean Prank J.~aretta applied for a taxi cab license to operate a taxi service in this city unde%When~J~tea~ the name of JOLLIE CAB CO., He is a resident of Southwood Drive,this city, and stated he expected to open an office in the business section of the city when and if he received the several licenses~ Mayor Holston explained to him that he would also be required to post insurance bonds suitable ~o the city attorney. Councilman Elder moved the license be granted if all ordinances are' complied with. The motion was seconded by councilman Einucciani and regularly carried. Mr. Maratta stated he was a veteran of World ~ar ~o.~. Notice was received from the State ~oard of Equalization of the application of A.B.;F.L.and J.P. Russo,303 Grand Avenue,for on sale distilled spirits,off sale distilled ~pirits and on sale be~r and wine licenses,transferred from A.B. & F.L.Russo,same address$ and the application of Simone Par~lini~,*41 Grand Avenue,for an on sale distilled spirits license, transferred from ~erman Garbero, same address. There were no objections by the city council. Fire Chief *elte subm~ted copies of notices sent to ¥irgil Ullery, John ~archi and Angelo Conziani,entitling them, under an amendment to the civil service law,to engage in outside work for the duration of the war,providing it ~oes not interfere with their duties in the fire department. Accepted for the city's records. Police Chief Belloni submitted ~he names of ~iillie ~ae Frans, Harold Leo DaVis,Zaira ~orgioni, Oscar M.Ericson and Emily ~ager for appointment as guards at the Western PIPE and steel Company. Councilman Elder moved the appointments 0e confirmed,without re~uneration from the city. The motion That that portion of Section ~ of Rule IVa pertaining to the weight of a candidate for the position of fireman be changed to read 'Or weigh less than l~0 pounds stripped'. The communication requested the city council to inform the Board of Heview as to what action it had taken. Pacific Gas & Electric Company notified the,~ city council that they have installed l* of the 18 units requested in ~ayfair Village,and will install the other 8 unites and the new ~nit in Circle Court as soon as the necessary material is received. Statement accepted. A communication was received from American Homes stating that a condition of the city's acceptance of the subdivision map of Southwood No.~ was that American Homes deed to the ~ity certain land in order that Southwood Drive could be extended if there was occasion to do so. A properly executed deed to the ~it2 of South San Francisco covering the land mentioned was submitted with the communication. RESOLUTION N0.~88. Councilman MinuccLani introduced a resolution of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco accepting the deed to a strip of land for the extension of Southwood Drive. The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members of the council present, as follows~- Ayes, councilmen, Victor Boide, Charles K.Elder, George W.Holston,E.~inucciani. Noes, Councilmen,None. Absent,Councilman,Ivan M.Hays. Attest Daniel McSweene~, City Clerk. Hecorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.J, at page ~81. The monthly reports of the Sanitary Inspector, City Judge,Chief of Police,Poundmaster,Fire Chief,Building Inspector and City Clerk for the month ending November Z0,19~, were received and accepted. Under the hezd of unfinished business engineeer L~rwood reported some ~ork done on ~utler Ave ~etween ~estern Pipe a~d ~ildberg Bros. property. Under the head of new business M~-s. Hernan of Southwood reported n~merous dogs running at large in that district. She also stated she was informed that the poundman told a resident there that he had placed kittens in a furnace, instead of g~ssing them. Councilman Elder advised her that if the party would make the charges to the council action would be taken at once. Mr. Carlisle of Southwood reported that there were rumors in his district that ~ stable of some character might be constructed in the vicinity south of California Golf C~ub, not far from his Home, and asked if the city had any information on t~e subject. The city had none,and the clerk was instructed to write the Planning Commission of the count~ and make inquiries from that body. Councilman Boido, on behalf of the So.S.F.Athletic Association ~ stated tb~ v~h~ w~l~ 1~ ~ have the use of the ~ll Park for soccr games. It w~s decided the grounds are E~o~$ ~t ~p~6N~n$~ time,and it would be harmful to use it, but later on the matter will De taken up b2 the ooarG. Claims in the amount of ~3645.81 were next presented to the council for payment;- Howard Buick Company Dr. M. Wertheim Spu~i Studio Louis Belloni Belli Motor Co. Texaco Service Remmers & Smith Frank Quement Galvin Mfg. Co. Shell Oil Co. Enterprise Press Granucci Co. Mutual Engineering Co. L. C. Smith So. City Shoe Store H. E. Casey Co. ~acific Tele & Tele Co. P. G. & E. So. City Lumber Co. Edward R. Bacon Co. Rockaway Quarry Kelly's Welding Shop Royal Supply Co. Patrick-Moise Klinkner Co. Universal Tool & Mfg. Co. R. Colombo E. Kozlowski A. Johnson B. Tuccori L. Benelli D. Cagnacci A. Questoni C. Rinehart G. Gunderson E~ Genier J. Masat M.Vincenzini A.Fregosi S. Norga~d J. Dias A. Galli H. Wedeking Emerson Mfg. Co. Graybar Electric Co. Highway Transport Co. Jack Slocum Babe r' s Body Shop So. San Franc isci Tire Shop Register ~ublishing Co. Califoruia Water Service So. San F~ancisco C. of Com. Mrs. Margaret D. Weller Mrs. Helen Siebecker Lura Sellick Mrs. May Spindler Swift and Co. Pacneco Electric S. Stagnate Louis Belloni R. N. Murphy A. Canziani C. Begnal A. Brauns John Tacchi Joe Galli F. Casagrande M. Watson John Souza A. Soldani W. Wright F. Mandoli A. Ferrario T. Cueffani Dolores Ferrari Leat~ Robertson A. J. Pacneco repair police Buick alcoholic examinations films and developing attend meet & prisoners meals repai,r, s Buick grease - tire repair police dep. repairs motorcycle 2 speakers police radio I speaker - I receiver gasoline Nov. legal notice to taxpayers pruning saw - park repair tools plant mix - tags 4110 - 4119 3 rains coats and hats repair wlk-electric poles phones 63 and 626 street lights Nov. misc. service supplies Sreet dept I pin trestle r run welding street dept. supplies street dept scotch tape I transmitter fire dept attend fires Nov. 3 flags supplies fire dept. frei ght " sign on fire del~. truck repair fire t tuck repair tires park dep. recap tires fire trucks reports Nov. install 11 hydrants Mayf~tr Village water service 1Sayground and parks misc. service hydrant rent al advertising Nov. exp. in connection purchase piano 100 post ca~ds - recreation misc. exp. recreation 2 77 44 09 16 39 25 O0 87 9 28 17 48 46 77 2 27 3 O0 5 57 66 63 108 O0 9 O0 2 ~2 2 25 57 62 21 38 10 O0 856 06 188 51 10 85 75 8 ~5 2 O0 1 O0 1 O0 1 O0 ~ O0 ~ O0 1 O0 1 O0 ~ O0 ~ O0 2 O0 ~ O0 3 O0 4 O0 4 O0 6 O0 6 O0 7 O0 18 87 2 7~ 53 4 O0 7 5O ~44 43 ~ 50 19 9 08 19 98 9 O0 204 O0 5O O0 2 O0 1 O0 1 O0 i 97 dog food 3 75 new construction, etc. fi~e alarm system 67 50 replacing stsndard 167 ~5 maintain street lights & repairs extra duty radioman police dep. "police dep. "fire dept. 11 II II Il park labor street labor rec. hall Janitor s~reet labor street labor park labor recreation work fire alam ~m~intenance Nov. 183 20 22 O0 37 96 33 O0 8 14 8 84 25 48 72 80 72 80 76 44 32 O0 10 92 14 56 65 65 72 .80 65 65 28 70 66 30 67 O0 Texaco Se~-vic e Returners & Smith Frank Quement Galvin Mfg. Co. Shell Oil Co. Enterprise Press Granucci Co. Mutual Engineering Co. L. C. Smith So. City Shoe Store H. E. Casey Co. ~acific Tele & Tele Co. P. G. & E. So. City Lumber Co. Edward R. Bacon Co. Rockaway Quarry Kelly's Welding Shop Royal Supply Co. Patrick-Moise Klinkner Co. Universal Tool & Mfg. Co. R. Colombo E. Kozlowski A. Johnson B. Tuccori L. Benelli D. Cagnacci A. Questoni C. Rinehart G. Gunderson E~ Genier J. Masat M.Vincenzini A.Fregosi S. Norga~d J. Dias A. Galli H. Wedeking Emerson Mfg. Co. Graybar Electric Co. Highway Transport Co. Jack Slocum Babe r' s Body Shop So. San Franc isci Tire Shop ,, Register ~ublisning Co. CalifoFnia Water Service So..San F~ancisco C. of Com. Mrs. Margaret D. Weller Mrs. Helen Siebecker Lura Sellick Mrs. May Spindler Swift and Co. Pacneco Electric S. Stagnaro Louis Belloni R. N. Murphy A. Canziani C. Begnal A. Brauns John Tacchi Joe Galli F. Casagrande M. Watson John Souza A. Soldani W. Wright F. Mandoli A. Ferrario T. Cueffani Dolores Ferrari Lean Robertson A. J. Pacneco grease - tire repA~ police dep. repairs motorcycle 2 speakers police radio I speaker - I receiver gasoline Noy. legal notice to taxpayers pruning saw - park repair tools plant mix - tags 4110 - 4119 3 rains coats and hats repair Wlk-electric poles phones 63 and 626 street lights Nov. misc. service supplies ~reet dept I pin crUS~ler run welding street dept. supplies street dept scotch tape 1 transmitter fire dept attend fires Nov. 3 flags supplies fire dept. fr e i ght " sign on fire del~. truck repair fire t tuck repair tires park dep. recap tires fire trucks reports Nov. install ll hydrar~s Mayf~tr Village water service playground and pa~ks misc. service hydrant rent al advertising Nov. exp. in connection purchase piano 100 post cards - recreation misc. exp. recreation ~ O0 66 63 108 O0 9 O0 2 92 2 25 57 62 21 38 10 O0 856 06 188 51 10 6 ~0 8§ '75 2 O0 I O0 I O0 1 O0 1 O0 I O0 I O0 1 O0 2 O0 2 O0 ~ O0 ~ O0 3 O0 4 O0 ~ O0 6 O0 6 O0 ? O0 18 87 5~ a O0 ? 50 6 BB 144 43 199 08 19 98 9 O0 204 O0 50 O0 ~ O0 1 O0 1 O0 1 97 dog food 3 75 new construction, etc. fire alarm system 67 50 replacing stsndard 167 85 maintain street lights & repairs extra duty radioman police dep. ,, "police dep. "fire dept. Il !! II II park labor street labor rec. hall Janitor s~creet labor street labor park labor recreation work fire alarm maintenance Nov. 183 20 22 O0 37 96 33 O0 8 84 72 80 72 80 76 44 32 O0 10 92 14 56 65 65 72 80 65 65 28 70 66 30 67 O0 Total ........ $3 545 81- The claims having been audited by the finance cor.~nittee councilman ~inucciani moved they be paid. The motion was seconded by' COuncilman~Boido and regularly carried. There being no further business before the board councilman B~ido-moVed to adjournmuAttl the next regular meeting, ~onday,~ecember 18,1944, at 8 o'clock P.~. ~he motion was seconded by councilman Iviinucciani and regularly carried. Time of adjournment, 9;05 o'clock R.~. ~ayor o~O~th San Francisco. ~espectfu~ly submitted,