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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1945-02-15 REGULAR ~EETING 0f' THE CITY COUNCIL CITY 0~ SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,HELD EONDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH, 1945. The regular meeting of the city council of the City of South San Francisco was held in the City Hall, i~onday evening~~ February 19th,1945. In the' .~bsence of"~ayor Geroge '~9.Holston, councilman l¥iinucciani moved that councilman Elder be selected Mayor pro tem. 'lhe motion was ~econded b~ councilman hays and regularly carried~on roll ca±l. Accordingly councilman Elder took the chair , opened the meeting and asked for the roll call. ROLL CALL. Roll call found the following members of the council present; · ~ ~ii~, ,.;.- Councilmen,Victor Boido,Charles K.Elder,Ivan ~.Eays, l~.~'~inuccia~i . " Absent, ~eorge W.Holston. Copies of the minutes of the meetings of Februar~~ 6th?and,8th, having been forwarded to all members of the council, ~'~ayor pro tem Elder asked if any errors or omissions were noted. He arin~ none ~ ~ ~e declared the minutes of both meetings adopted as submitted. A reply was ~c~ived £rom the Board of Supervisors through County Clerk Augustus, to the the city's letter requesting them to pass legislation to control the waters of Cblma Creek to prevent hog affluent being washed down into the ~ity of South ~an Francisco. ihe letter stated t~at steps had already been taken in an effort to solve the problem, and the matter referred to the l~irector .of H~alth ~ Welfare and tl~e District Attorney's Office. Accepted. ~ A communication was received from the Chief of Police asking the council to cancel the appointments of the following ~pecial Police;- ~'erruccio Corruccini, Lawrence ~¥alker, Herman R.Dittner,Edna Barbara~Atha/'~ar~ Harvey, Lo~?~se Johnson, Larr~- Wooley,an,~ Evelyn Smith. Councilman ~inucciani moved the names be cancelled as requested. ~lt,e motion was seconded by councilman ~oido and regularly carried. A co~.munication was received from ~r. Henry Dostwick,stating that the two oSOCP pende~t ~ bracket street light units ordered for hillside ~oulevard,0etween Linden ~ Arden Avenues ~had  been znstalled,{~bru=ry 9,1~.~45, and that tie comoany was preparing their work orders covering the installati'o~ of the two units on ~'!iller Avenue and the~2l u~its on ~ayshore highway. Communication accepted and filed. · A communication was received I~rom the American Red Cross stating the solicitation and ,~ collection of ~ed Cross ~ar i~unds will ~ ~ Get, in on ~"arch 1,1~45, and asked for ~ contribution. City attorney Coleberd ruled the city could not donate city funds for that purpoee. The City Clerk was instructed to write the ~ed Cross i~und to that effect. A ststement was received from the ~ivision of highways stating that the amount due this city from the ~ cent ~as tax allocations for the 19~-47 Oiennium, is t~e sum of ,~13,680. r~eferred to the engineer's department. C-re,~ory ~'ernandez applied for a business license to operate the Grand hotel,7$3 ~ayshore ~iighway. Laid ~ver until the police and health departments inspect ttJe premises. ~otice was received ~rom tilde State ooa~d of Equalization of the application of Jregory ~ernandez for an on aale Be~r license at the Grand hotel,73~ Bayshore highway. No actiom taken. i~he monthly report of the city librarian for the month of O'anuary,l~45 w~s received and accepted. Resolution No.gV4. A RESOLUTION 0F ThE CIT~ COUNCIL OF ~HE CIT~ OF SOUT~i~ ~.AN FRANCISCO AUTEORIZING 'l?'.i PUBLICA~:ION 01v A N0~ICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS T0 ~C~-ASE ~IRE H0[~E Id~0[. 'i'VE CITk 0F SOU~' SAN FRA?CISC0, was introduced by councilman Hays, The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council present,as follows;- Ayes,Councilmen,Victor c. oido,Charles K.Elder, Ivan Rl.Hays,~i.~¥'.inucciani. Noe s, Councilmen, None. 'Absent, Councilmen,d-eor~'e W.Holston. Attest ~aniel I~[cSweeney City Clerk. Recorded in Book of nesolutions, Vol.3, at page 456. A large delegation of property owners and citizens .~ of Southwood appeared before the city council and submitted a petition containing 1~6 names, protesting a~ainst the San ~[ateo County Planning Commission granting the San ~iateo Sheriff's ~ounted Posse Club a permit to construct stables in the vicinity of $outhwood ..... RESOLUTION N0.975. S Councilman kinucciani intro~uced a resolution of the city council of the City of ~o~th ~an ~rancisco, protesting to the San ~ateo County Planning Commission against the issu~nce~of a permit to San ~ateo ~ounted Sheriff's Posse Club to construct stables in the vicinity of Southwood, $ou~h Sa~ Francisco. ~he resolution was adopted b~ the votes of all the members of the council present, as follows;- Ayes, Councilmen,~ictor Boido, Charles K.Elder, Ivan ~[.hays,~i.~inucciani. ~.~oes,Councilmen,none. Absent,Councilman,George W.Rolston. Attest Daniel McSweeney City Clerk. aecorded in Book of kes61utions, Vol.3, at page 456. A sketch of pro!~osed lighting improvements was submitted to the council, commencing at Grand Avenue and Orange Avenue, continuing throu?h We~.t Orange,westerly to E1 Camino ~eal. fhe additional cost to the city was fi~jiured at ,i~la.6~?~ncilman Hays moved that the work be ordered done. The mOtion was seconded by councilman Loido and regularly carried. r~eferrin!7~ to' the matter of a new form of claims to be used by the city,City Attorney Coleberd , stated he would look in~o the legal aspect. Concerning the application of l~[oss ~ Hess for a business licensee to store lumber on Parcel 6,Zone "D", it was reoorted_ t~e compan~ hes the lumber scattered in ~arious places, and refuse lumber still on the hills in Peck's Lots. 'ihe city clerk was instructed to write ttem ordering the places cleared up before any license can be 1he laid over b~siness o~ the.,s~rve~ made of apartments ~ ~,rooming houses,duplex a~d flat structures, and the collecting of licensees from the same, whether'in the business zore or outside, i was given consideration. After considerable ~iscussion the question was asked why the~licenaeion professional people was withdrawn in the amended ordinance. Council~a~ ~v~ci~ni explained th~ there were but few orofessional people here at the time,and the~ had ~uD ±m~±e ~usine~s. ~he city c~erk stated that b$otblacks, barbers,co~olers,beauty parlors and ~ other busi~ess~(oai~ licenses ~uring that period. The matter was laid over for further consideration, and ~it~ Attorney C01eberd will look Copies of the minutes of the meetings of February 5thdand,Sth, having been forwarded to all members of the council, ~ayor pro tem Elder asked if any errors or omissions were noted. Eearin~ none~he declared the minutes of both meetings adopted as submitted. A reply was r~c~ived ~?rom the ~oard of Supervisors through County Clerk Augustus, to the the city's letter requesting them to pass legislation to control the waters of C~lma Creek to prevent hog affluent being washed down into the ~ity Of South Lan Francisco. ~he letter stated t~at steps had already been taken in an effort to solve the problem, and the matter referred to the l~irector ~of Health ~ Welfare and ti~e District Attorney's 6ffice. Accepted. A communication was received from the Chief of Police asking the council to cancel the appointments of the following ~pecial Police;- ~'erruccio Corruccini, Lawrence '~alker, H'erman R.Dittner,Edna Barbara Atha,~'~ar~ Harvey, .Lo~.~se Johnson, Larry.' Wooley,an~ Evelyn Smith. Councilman ~.~inucciani mqved the names be cancelled as requested. ~he motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. A communication was received from ~r. henry Dostwick,statin~ that the two oSOCP pende?~t bracket street light units ordered for hillside ~oulevard,0etween Linden ~ Arden Avenues ~ad b!een installed,~ebruary ~,l.~S, and that t~e company was preparing their work orders covering the installatio~ of the two units on ~!iller Avenue and the R1 units on ~ayshore L.i?~hway. Communication accepted and filed. A communication was received I~rom the American Red Cross stating the solicitation and collection of ~ed Cross ~ar ~Unds will begin on ~"arch 1,1~8, and asked for a contribution. City attorney Coleberd ruled the city could not donate city funds for that purpoee. The City Clerk was instructed to write the ~ed Cross ~Und to that effect. A statement was received from the Division of aighways stating that the amount due this city from the ~ cent ~as tax allocations for the 1~-~ ~iennium, is t?~e sum of ,~1~,~80. ~eferred to the engineer's department. Gregory ~'ernandez applied for a business license to operate the Grand hotel,V~$ oayshore ~ighway. Laid over until the police and health departments inspect the premises. Notice was received from the State ooard of Equalization of the application of dregory ~ernandez for an on aale Be~ license at the Grand hotel,?~ Bayshore Li~hway. No actiom taken. ~he monthly report of the city librarian for the month of January,1945 w~s received and accepted. Resolution No.9~4. A RESOLUTION OF TEE CIT~ COUNCIL OF THE CITk OF SOUT}i~ ~AN FRANCISCO AUTEORIZIN~ '1~?.i PUBLICATION OF A NO~ICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS TO ~U~C}[ASE FIRE HOSE ~RO~ T~E CIT~ OF SOU~' SAN FRA~,]CISCO, was introduced by councilman Nays, The resolution was adopted by the votes of all the members of the city council present,as follows;- Ayes,Councilmen,Victor ~oido,Charles K.Elder, Ivan ~.Hays,~.~inucciani. Noes,Councilmen,None. 'Absent, Councilmen,Geor~'e W.Holston. Attest ~aniel ~{cSweeney City Clerk. Recorded in Book of ~esoluttons, Vol.~, at page 456. A large delegation of property owners and citizens ~ of Southwood appeared before the city council and submitted a petition containing 1~6 names, protesting against the San ~ateo County Planning Commission granting the San ~ateo Sheriff's ~ounted Posse Club a permit to construct stables in the vicinity of Southwood. RESOLUTION N0.975. Councilman kinucCiani intro~iuced a resolution of the city co~ncil of the City of Sou. t~. Jan Francisco, protesting to the San ~ateo County Planning Commission against the issu~nce'~of a permit tc San ~ateo ~ounted Sheriff's Posse Club to construct stables in the vicinity of Southwood, $ou~h ~ San Francisco. 5he resolution was adopted b~' the votes of all the members of the council present, as follows;- Ayes, Councilmen,¥ictor Boido, Charles K.Elder, Ivan ~'~.~ays,~.~inucciani. Noes,Councilmen,none. Ab~ent,Councilman,~-eor~e W.~olston. Attest Daniel ~cSweeney ~ City Clerk. kecorded in Book of Res61utions, ~o1.$, at page 456. A sketch of' pro~osed li~hting improvements was submitted to the council, commencing at Grand Avenue and Orange Avenue, continuing throu~h ?~,~ Orange,westerly to E1 Camino ~eal ~he additional cost to the city was fly,lured at ~i~lS.6~?~6~ncilm~n ~ays moved that the work b~ ordered done. The mOtion was seconded by councilman Doido and regularly carried. ~eferrinm~ to the matter of a new form of claims to be used by the city,City Attorney Coleberd' stated he would look in~o the legal aspect. Concerning the application of ~.~oss ~ Hess for a business licensee to store lumber on Parcel 8,Zone "D", it was reoorted_ t~e company has the lumber scattered in various places, and refuse lumber still on the hills in ~eck's Lots. 'ibe city clerk was instructed to write t~.em ordering the places cleared up before any license can be is~e~. The laid over b~stnes~ of the. s~rvey made of apartments ~ ~,rooming houses,duplex a~d flzt structures, and the collecting of licensees from the same, whether'in the business zore or outside, was given consideration. After considerable ~iscussion the question was asked why the~lic~nselon professional people was withdrawn ~n the amended ordinance. Councilman kinucci~ni explained tha~ there were but few professional people here at the time,and they ha~ ~ut little ~usine~s. ~he city clerk stated that ~ootblacks, barbers~co~blers,beauty parlors and ~ ~ o~her busi~essW~ai~ licenses during that period. The matter was laid over for further consideration, and 8ity Attorney Coleberd will look ~p the law ~*r~~- relating to the subject. Chief of Police oelloni reported the Bottsford Lum0er Company having refuse lumber scattered around in various places in the ~utual Engineering Company's plant, without regard to syste~ or location.Engineer ~arwwod stated that as they have a license not much can be dSne about it. Claims in the amount Of $1140.62 were next presented to the council for payment: South City Lumber & Supply Co. Feldman' s ~ire Service Joe Lomb~'s Service Station Kaar Engineering Co. Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Frank Pariani Texaco Service Station Belli Motor Co. Supri Photo Studio Wiley Killion Highway Transport Co. Emerson Mfg. Co. 2 gun cases - police dept. supplies street dept. 2 recapped ti~es - police dep. wash. lubricate- police car supplies police radio mainSenance t o 8/7/48 repairs Dodge- fire car " police Buick supplies and laoor Buick repairs police car films and developing police dep. Witness Gray ease express - tn~s~' 303§8 and 31029 i bea~ flag Sos City Laundry & Linen Supply laundry, fire dept. Jan. Superior Laundry " M. Common repairs Dodge fire ca~ Galvin M~. Corp. receiver, speaker & antenna -fire F.S. & W. W. Hirsch Ente~pris e P~ess Shell Oil Co. Chgs. Lema L. C. Smith Royal Supply Co. Rockaway Quarry Edward R. Bacon Co. A. Carlisle Co. W. Minucciani ,, League of California Cities Jennings Pharmacy Railway Express Agency Pacific Tele. & Tele. Co. C. Bollazzi Fred J. Laut ze 24 60 52 32 20 86 3 75 1 83 8 25 6 49 15 97 1 O2 § O0 i 06 4 40 2 9O 20 71 71 03 aux. cooler assembly- fire dept. 72 26 fire permits-2000 claims-police reports 93 69 gasoline- Jan 105 O0 1 pair gloves plant mix 4 machine bolts crusher run base 1 crank payroll tax sheets materials - Orange Ave. park " city hall, etc. lg45 dues supplies city clerk exp re $ s phone service steel wool - park 1 shovel - street supplies city hall repairs chsv. 2 57 11 54 51 2 32 4 38 2 91 129 33 ll 57 27 5 O0 11 79 40 102 64 2 15 39 67 Total .... .... $ I 140 62* The claims having been audited by t}::e finance committee councilman I~inucciani moved they be paid.. ~he motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried? 'ihere being no further business before ~he board councilman ~'~inucciani moved to adjourn until the next regular meeting, ~'ionday, ~arch 5,1945, at 8 o'clock P.~'!. The motion was seconded by councilman Doido and regularly c~rried. Time of adjournment, 9;55 o'clock P.~',. Approved ~~ i~'~ayo~ of South S/w~ Francisco. Hespectfully submitted,