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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1946-05-14ADJOU'RtfED ~EETING OF TP2E CITY COU¥CIL OF TEE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRA~CISC0 P~ELD TUESDAY, 5'!AY 14, 1946. PLACE: TI~: ROLL CALL: CALL TO ORDER: MI ~%UJTE S: Council Chambers, City Hall, South San FranCisco, Calif. 7:40 o!¢lock p.m. Present: Councilmen G.%~.Holston, Chas. K. Elder, Adolph Sani, E. Cortesi Absent: ~layor Leo Ferko On motion of Councilman Elder seconded by councilman Cortesi and regularly carried councilman Holston acted as I~iayor. Acting Mayor Holston called the meeting to order at V:40 p.m. The City clerk having forwarded copy of the minutes of the previous meeting to all members of the city council acting mayor ~olston asked if any errors or omissions were noted. There being none minutes were approved as sub- mitted. CORRESP 0NDEN CE: R. F. Galli, home builder, submitted tentative map of "~1ayfair" Village ~Q. On motion duly mad~ and regularly carried same was referred to the Planning Commission. Alfi.ero Bergamaschi, president The lo Club, addressed a communication to the city council requesting permit to hold dance at the Fraternal Hall, June 1st. On motion duly made and regularly carried~ermi~as granted. Nazzinio J. Piccinini addressed a co~unication to the city council re- questing permission to hold a performance in the school auditorium Saturday, Nay 18th, stating he had rented the auditorium from the Board of Education. On motion duly made and regularly carried permission was granted. The California Wire Cloth Corp. addresse~ a communication to the city council requesting permission to install one ~80 gallon gasoline tank on their property on Tanforan Ave. Fire Chief ~elte had posted notice Eay l~th. On motion of councilman Elder seconded by counci~nan Cortesi and regularly carried permission was granted. CA LI ~. E. IGE~[AY PATROL Traffic Cases: ~r. E. F. Cassell, Capt. of the California Highway Patrol, forwarded copy of a letter he had written to Mr. A. J. Ford, District Inspector. This was in answer to letter written by the city clerk with reference to state arrests clearing through the City Court. Same was held over awaiting answer from A. J. Ford. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. addressed a communication to the Supt. of Streets granting permission to the city to hang streamers from their poles across Grand Ave. Ordered filed. BLASTING R~UEST: SOUTHWOOD REZONI~ G: STATE TIDE LANDS: Healy Tibbitts Construction Co. addressed a communication to the city council applying for a permit to conduct blasting operat!ons on Oyster Point; also to store explosives in the old quarry pit on Oyster Point. Mr. Anderson, Vice President of the company, was present and explained to the council the operations to be performed ar~ what was desired. City ~ttorney Coleberd stated the City Ordinance prohibited ~e storing of explosives within the city limits and permission could not be granted until the erdinance had been changed. Also that it would be necessary that an insurance policy in an amount specified by the Council and written in terms specified by the ordinance should be on file with the City Clerk. Councilman Elder moved, and councilman Sani s~conded the motion, that $100,000. be set as the amount of coverage. The motion was carried. Moved by councilman Elder, seconded by councilman Sani, that permit be granted Healy Tibbitts Construction Co. to do blasting on Oyster Point on receipt by the City Clerk of insurance policy made out in the amount of ~100,000. and in terms as set forth in the ordinance. Eotion was carried. Planning Co~mr~ission of South San Francisco addressed a communication to the city council recommending the following with reference to ~merican Homes, Southwood Develooment: That the proper steps be taken for the complete rezoning of Sections "A" and "D" and that rezon'ing of Sections "C" and "D" be left open until "A" and "~ have been developed~ On motion of councilman Elder seconded by councilman Sani and regularly carried the recommendation of the Planning Commission was accepted. The Planning~ Commission a~dressedd~ a communication to the city ouncil re- commending a starting price of ~i$10. per acre on State owned Delinquent Tide Lands referred to by ~r. ~cArthur, County Tax Collector. On motion of councilman Elder seconded by councilman Cortesi this matter was laid over to next regular meeting so that assessment roll could be. checked. PECK'S hEIGI~TS REZONING: Planning Commission addressed a co~unication to the city council with re- ference to Proposed Subdivision Peck's Hei?~ts recommending that the councilmeet with the Planning Commission for further study of the matter. On motion duly made and regularly carried the recommendation was accepted. Co~:ncil members would meet with the planning commission Eay l~th. Report of the South San Francisco Public Library Board was submitted and ordered filed. Mr. Larwood~ of the Engimeer's Office, presented Plans and Specifications for outfall sewer for the City of South San Francisco, estimated cost $88,~00. Same were filed.with the City Clerk. Resolution adopted b~ the Planning Commission setting forth its final report relating to proposed rezoning of Lot No~8 in Block "A" ~ap of Peck's RESOLUTION ll0.~:Subdivision No. l, South San Francisco, was presented and accepted. Thereupon Councilman Elder introduced a resolution of the City of South REZ0NING San Francisco ~roviding for notice of hearing the orooosition to rezone Lot ~ BlockA Lot 8, ~Block ~A". Th8~ resolution was adoota~d b~ ~he~unanimous vote of CORRESP 0NDENCE: R. F. Galli, home builder, submitted tentative map of "Mayfair" Village ~. On motion duly made and regularly carried same was referred to the Planning Commission. Alfi.ero Bergamaschi, president The to Club, addressed a communication to the city council requesting permit to hold dance at the Frsternal Hall, June 1st. On motion duly made and regularly carried~ermi~as granted. Mazzinio J. Piccinini addressed a corm~unication to the city council re- questing permission to hold a performance in the school auditorium Saturday, May 18th, stating he had rented the auditorium from the Board of Education. On motion duly made and regularly carried permission was granted. The California Wire Cloth Corp. addressed a communication to the city council requesting permission to install one 850 gallon gasoli~.e tank on their property on Tanforan Ave. Fire Chief Welte had posted notice Eay l~th. On motion of councilman Elder seconded by councilman Cortesi and regularly carried permission was granted. CALIF.HIGEWAY PATROL Traffic C~ses: Mr. E. F. Cassell, Capt. of the California Highway Patrol, forwarded copy of a letter he had written to Mr. A. J. Ford, District Inspector. This was in answer to letter written by the city clerk with reference to state arrests clearing through the City Court. Same was held over awaiting answer from A. J. Ford. Pacific Gas & E~ectric Co. addressed a communication to the Supt. of Streets granting permission to the city to hang streamers from their poles across Grand Ave. Ordered filed. BLASTING REQUEST: Healy Tibbitts Construction Co. addressed a communication to the city council applying for a pe~it to conduct blasting operat!ons on Oyster Point; also to store explosives in the old quarry pit on Oyster Point. Mr. Anderson, Vice President of the company, was present and explained to the council the operations to be performed and what was desired. City ~ttorney Coleberd stated the City Ordinance prohibited ~e storing of explosives within the city limits and permission could not be 8ranted until the erdinance had been changed. Also that it would be necessary that an insurance policy in an amount specified by the Council and written in terms specified by the ordinance should be on file with the City Clerk. Councilman Elder moved, and councilman .Sani s~conded the motion, that $100,000. be set as the amount of coverage. The motion was carried. Moved by councilman Elder, seconded by councilman Sani, that permit be granted Healy Tibbitts Construction Co. to do blasting on Oyster Point on receipt by the City Clerk of insurance policy made out in the amount of ~100,000. and in terms as set forth in the ordinance. Motion was carried. SOUTHWOOD REZONING: Planning Commission of South San Francis co addressed a communication to the city council recommending the following with reference to ~merican Homes, Southwood Develooment: That the proper steps be taken for the complete rezoning of Sections "A" and "£? and that rezo~ing of Sections "C" and. "D" be left open until "A" and "~ have been developed~ On motion of councilman Elder seconded by councilman Sani and regularly carried the recommendation of the Planning Commission was accepted. STATE TIDE LANDS: The Planning Commission addressed a communication to the city ouncil re- commending a starting price of ~i~10. per acre on State owned Delinquent Tide Lands referred to by ~r. ~cArthur, County Tax Collector. On motion of councilman Elder seconded by councilman Cortesi this matter was laid over to next regular meeting so that assessment roll could be. checked. PECK'S hEIGHTS REZONING: Planning Commission addressed a communication to the city council with re- ference to Proposed Subdivision Peck's Hei?~ts recommending that the councilmeet with the Planning Commission for further study of the matter. On motion duly made and regularly carried the recommendation was accepted. Co:~ncil members would meet with the planning commission May 10th. Report of the South San B~sncisco ?ublic Library Board was submitted and ordered filed. Mr. Larwood, of the Engimeer's Office, presented Plans and Specifications for outfall sewer for the City of South San Francisco, estimated cost $88,800. Same were filed.with the City Clerk. Resolution adopted b~ the Planning Commission setting forth its final report relating to proposed rezoning of Lot No~8 in Block "A" ~ap of Peck's RESOLUTION ll0.~:Subdivisi°n No. l, South San Francisco, was presemted and accepted. Thereupon Councilman Elder introduced a resolution of the City of South REZOMING San Francisco orovidin~ for notice of hearing the orooosition to rezone Lot ~ BlockA Lot 8, ~Block "A". Th~~ resolution was adopted by bh.e~unanimous vote of all members of the council present. Recorded in Volume ~ at Paje ~ Book of Resolutions. Acting Mayor Holston asked if there were any protests against work to be done on Buri ~ri subdivision. There being no protests council- RES0~UTiON #110~ man Sani in.troduced a resolution of the City of South San Ordering work in ~rancisco ordering the work to be done in Ouri Buri sub- Burl Burl division. The ~esolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of the council members present. Recorded in Volume 4, at Page 7'5 sand ~6, Book of 'ResoLutions. RESOLUTION ~1105: Ordering construction of Sanitary Sewers and inviting sealed proposals: btEN'CING OFF AT Ltl{DEN ~: RA!I~ROAD: Councilman Cortesi introduced a resolution of the.City of South San Francisco ordering Construction of Sanitary S~wers in the City of South San Francisco~ and inviting sealed proposals for such construction. The ReSolutiOn ~aS~adoPted bY the unanimous vote of the members of council present. Recorded in Volume ~ ~t Page , Book of Resolut~ '76-V?-VS-79. City Attorney Coleberd stated someone had built a fence closing off Railroad Ave. at the east line of Linden Ave.; property that had been traveled over for public purposes for many years. He stated same should_ stay open as a public thoroughfare and recommended that the city ouncil obtain title report on the property. On motion duly made and regularly carried City Clerk was inst~.cted to obtain title report on the property in question. II~PROV~',~ET DONDS, Series 1945 Sale: On motion of councilman Elder seconded by councilman Sani and regularly carr~ d bids ~r ~e pmrch~se of ~'~unicipal Improvement Bonds, Series 19~5, were opened. Bank of America N.T.& S.A. presented the following bid: ~i~ ~,~00 par value maturing May l~,lg~V to,May 1~, 19~1 inclusive, bearing interest at ~, .$1~7,~00 par value maturing May lS, 19~ to May l~, inclusive, bearing interest at l~/~ paying par and accrued interest to date of delivery, plus a premium of ~89.00. Certified check in the ~mount of ~10,S00 enclosed with bid. Supervisor T. L. Hickey addressed the council with reference to the reported removal of present ambulance service from South San Francisco. He stated the supervisors were con- sidering ~hematter of providing ambulance service either through a private party or by the-county whichever was the cheaper, but in no event would the efficient service as now rendered be discontinued and an ambulance would be stationed in this city. ADJOURN~ENT TO Monday, May ~0th: On motion of councilman Sani seconded by councilman Elder and re~larly carried the meeting adjourned to Monday, May O0th, 1~46, at 8:00 ~.~clock p.m. Time of Adjournment 9:~0 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Act ing Mayor