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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1946-06-17[ 16 PLACE: T I~E: ROLL CALL CfdLL TO O~qEER: ?,(II~II~ES: Council Chambers, City Ha%l, South San Francisco, Calif. 8:00 o'clock p.~. Present: Councilmen Geo. E, Holston, Chas.K,Elder, Leo ?erko, Adolph Sani, Emilio Cortesi. Player Leo Ferko called the meeting to order at 8:00 o'clock p.m. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as read. CORRES?0NDE$1CE: Central Ice & Cold Storage Co. addressed a com~unication to the city council asking permission to erect an ice storal,'e building ~t the Nort~vest corner of California and Bayshore Highway. On motion duly made and regularly carried same was referred to the building inspector. 'American Homes a?dressed a com~unication to the city council asking that certain pvrcels of land in the Southwood Tract be zoned for comm~ercial purposes. On motion duly made, seconded and regularly carried, the comm- unication together with sketch was referred to the planning commission. LIBRARY BOARD TER~IS: A com~,~unication was received from l~r. J. C. Cher~, Asst. Supt. of Schools, with reference to school sites. On motion duly made, seconded, and re- a~larly carried, same was referred to the planning comm~ission . L~iss Clifford, Secy. of Library Board, addressed a com~nication to the city council advising that terms of ~rs. Charles J. Ledwith, Dlrs. J. ~. Walker, and ~{r. G. Carl Weller would expire on June X0th. The matter was laid over until next meeting. Communication was received from the Pacific Gas 6~ Electric Co. advising that a new street light unit had been installed on Orand Ave. west of Eission Road, and that unit on corner of Braden & Gardner AVes. had been replaced and rearranged. Communication was ordered filed. RIDENOUR: Communication was received from the Personnel Board advising that William Ridenour had completed, all the requirements necessary for employment in the police department. Same was ordered filed. WARREN CLAIM Police Car 4-Ol-46 W.P.FULLER CO. : RETIRE~,~[ENT PAYt,'!ENT: HOUSING AUTHORITY C~ECKS: GRATTEROLA ~0VING PE~IT: ~0NTHLY REPORTS: Attorneys J. Benton Tulley, Erskine & Erskine presented claim against the City of South San Francisco for account of Ter~ Charles Warren in the sum of ~9~,~V9.00 for alleged damaces April ol, 1946. Motion was made by co~:ncilman Sani, seconded by co-ncilman Elder that the claim be rejected. Eotion was regularly carried. The planning commission addressed a Communication to the city council re- commending contemplated development by ~. P. FUller & Co. as set forth in their letter addressed to the commission June lqth. On motion duly made seconded and carried the matter was laid over for future reference. Request was received from tt~ State Employees' Retirement System for pay- ment of ~4,878.41 covering prior service cost from Sept. l, 1945 to June .~0, 1946. On motion duly made, seconded and regularly carried this amount was ordered paid. Comm~unications were received from the Housing Authority of t he City of South San Francisco enclosing checks in the amounts of ~i~590~.06 and ~$1766.~6 covering payments in lieu of taxes on Cape Esperance Village and Lindenville War Housing Project. Same were accepted and ordered filed. Idr. Jack Gratterola addressed a communication to the City Council requesting permission to move a six room house from Division St. to the rear of ~19 Lux Ave. On motion ~uly made, seconded and regularly carried this matter was laid over until next meeting. Eeports were received from the City Treasurer and Library for the month of Nay and were approved as read. CLAImerS: ADVISORY COUNCIL, Library basement: COURT CASES: BUSINESS LICENSES: Claims in the amount of ~17,.~8V.7~ were next presented to the finance~--, committee for approval. On motion duly made, seconded, and regularly carried t~e claims were ordered paid. City Clerk stated, he had been advised by Miss Clifford of the Library Board that the library basement would be available for use of the Veteran's Ad- visory Couneil pro%ided it did not conflict with Boy Scout meetings. Also, no smoking nor loud talking would be permitted. Arrangements could be made with the librarian. Mr. Gouldner was present at the meeting and stated he would see if arrangements could be worked out. Corm~unication was received from Capt. E. F. Cassell of the Highway Patrol with reference to citing of cases to the City Court. Com~unicstion was referred to City Judge Robbins. Application for a license to end, age in Fruit and Vegetable peddling business was presented by Bertran D. GraF, 87~ Victory Ave., a veteran of World WarII On motion duly made, seconded and regularly carried ~.'lr. Gr~y~ was granted a license without charge. Application for a license to engage in the retail ice cream business,, de- livering by push carts from house to Douse, was received from Your Favorite Ice Cream Co. On motion duly made, seconded and regularly carried license was denied. LIBRARY BOARD TER~vlS: RIDENOUR: ~ARREN CLAIM Police Car 4-Ol-46 W.P.FULLER & C0. : HETIRE~v[ENT PAY~v~ENT: HOUSING AUTHORITY C~ECKS: GR~,TTEROLA ~0VING PERPIiT: ~0NTHLY REPORTS: CLAI~iS. ADVISORY COUNCIL, Library basement: COURT CASES: BUSIneSS LICENSES: American Homes a,"fressed a com. z~unication to the city council asking thst certain p~rcels of land in the Southwood Tract be zoned for com~:ercial purposes. On motion duly made, seconded and regularly carried, the comm- unication tog-ether with sketch was referred to the planning commission. A com~unication was received from~r TM . J. C. Cher~, Asst. Supt. of Schools, with reference to school sites. On motion duly made, seconded, and re- a~larly cs. rried, same was referred to the planning conm~ission . Miss Clifford, Secy. of Librs. ry Board, addressed a communication to the city council advising that terms of Mrs. Charles J. Ledwith, ~rs. ~'. ~. Walker, and ~ir. G. Carl Weller would expire on June ~0th. The matter was laid over until next meeting. Communication was received from the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. advising that a new street light unit had been installed on Grand Ave. west of Eission Road, and that unit on corner of Braden 6 Gardner Aves. had been replaced and rearranged. Com~unication was ordered filed. Communication was received from the Personnel Board advising that William Ridenour had completed all the requirements necessary for employment in the police department. Same was ordered filed. ~ttorneys J. Benton Tulley, Erskine & Erskine presented claim against the City of South San Francisco for account of Ter~ Charles Warren in the sum of ~,~9.00 for alleged damag~es April ~1, 1946. D~otion wa~ made by co~ncilman Sani, seconded by co' ncil~an Elder that the claim be rejected. Eotion was regularly carried. The planning commission addressed a ~ommunication to the city council re- commending contemplated development by ~. P. P~ller & Co. as set forth in their letter addressed to the commission June 19th. On motion duly made seconded and carried the matter was laid over for future reference. Request was received from t~ State Employees' Retirement System for pay- ment of ~4,8V8.~1 covering prior service cost from Sept. l, 1~48 to June ~0, 19~6. On motion duly made, seconded and regularly carried this amount was ordered paid. Com~unications were received from the Housing Authority of the City of South San Francisco enclosing checks in the amounts of .i~90~.06 and ~1~66.~6 covering payments in lieu of taxes on Cape Esperance Village and Lindenville War Housing Project. Same were accepted and ordered filed. ~r. Jack Gratterola addressed a communication to the City Council requesting permission to move a six room house from Division St. to the rear of ~1~ Lux Ave. On motion ~uly made, seconded and regularly carried this matter was laid over until next meeting. Eeports were received from the City Treasurer and Library for the month of ~ay and were approved as read. Claims in the amount of ~iV,~8V.V~ were next presented to the finance~ committee for approval. On motion duly made, seconded, and regularly carried the claims were ordered paid. City Clerk stated he had been advised by ~iss Clifford of the Library Board that the library basement would be available for use of the Veteran's Ad- visory Couneil provided it did not conflict with Boy Scout meetings. Also, no smoking nor loud talking would be permitted. Arrangements could be made with the librarian. ~r. Gouldner was present at the meeting and stated he would see if arrangements could be worked out. Communication was received from Capt. E. F. Cassell of the Highway Patro~ with reference to citing of cases to the City'Court. Communication was referred to City Judge Robbins. Application for a license to en?age in Fruit and Vegetable peddling business was presented by Bertran D. Gra~, 89~ Victory Ave., a veteran of ~orld WarII On motion duly made, seconded and regularly· carried ~r. Gr~y~ was granted a license without charge. Application for a license to end, age in the retail ice cream business,, de- livering b~ push carts from house to Douse, was received from Your Favorite Ice Cream Co. On motion duly made, seconded and regularly carried license was denied. ~ ESTII?'~TE OF ST'REET I~PROVE~ i~,'~E NT, BRENTW 0 OD: Estimate for improvement of streets in Brentwood Subdivision No.~ show- ing cost of ~i~16V,~VO.O0 was submitted by Works Engineer Chaso T. Broughton. Ssme was filed. WAIVER OF PROTEST Waiver of Provisions of Special Assessment and Investigation, ~imitation BRENTWOOD: and ~tajority Protest Act signed by various property ovmers of Brentwood Subdivision No. ~ was received and filed. RESOLUTI ON ~gflll4 SEWER IN LINDEN AVE.: Councilman Sani introduced a resolution of the City Council of South San Francisco Providing for the Constr~ction of a Sanitary Sewer in Linden Avenue. The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the city council. Recorded in Volume 4 of Book of Resolut- ions on Page 8V~88. ~SOLUTiON ~1115 DEED TO RIGHT~ OF-WAY IN BRENTWOOD: Councilman Elder introduced a resolution of the city of South San Francisco accepting deed from Brentwood Co. conveying right-of-way to certain parcel of land in Brentwood. The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the city council. Recorded in Volume 4 of Book of Resolutions at Page 88. RESOLUTION pll16 Improvements Brentwood .~'~9: RESOLUTION ~1117 Intention to do work in Brentwood Eo.~: Councilman Holston introduced a resolution of the city of South San Francisco adopting Plans and Specifications for the C&nstruction of Improvements in Brentwood Subdivision No. ~. The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of ~e city council. Re- corded in Volume 4 of Book of Resolutions on Page 88, Councilman Cortesi introduced a re~olution of the city of South San Francisco declaring its intention to do certain public improvement work in the Brentwood Subdivision No. ~. The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the city council. Recorded in Volume 4 of Book of Resolutions on Page 89. Amending No. 1095: Councilman Sani introduced a resolution of the city of South San Fran- cisco amending Resolution of Intention No. 1095 with respect to rates of wa~es. The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the ~.ity council. Recorded in Volume 4 of Book of Re- solutions on Pag~ 90~91. ~Ir. Carlyle brou~}-t'u~ matter of playground facilities in Soutbwood. ~[r. Pless of t~e Recreation Commission stated list bad been prepared. Mr. Trusty of Paradise Valley stated he had checked into me~:er of speed limit on Hillside Blvd. and found that the Chief of Police was correct. He commended the Chief for the good work in endeavoring to re,late the speed of motorists in t~s section. ZONING ORDINANCE: SAJ=~R CREEK ROAD: Mr. Trusty su,2:-ested thst Zoning Ordinance of 1975 be revised. City ~t~orney Coleberd a[?eed that some changes should be made and recomm- ended that the matter be placed in the Planning Co~ission's hands. Councilman Elder moved that the Planning Commission look over Zoning Ordinance with a view of making ne=essary changes, and report at the next council meeting July 1st. L';Otton was seconded by councilman Cortesi and reg~mlarly carried. ~.iayor Ferko stated Supervisor Thcs. Hickey asked him to sB~gest that' the city council protest the closing of Sawyer Creek Road. On motion duly made and reg~.larly carried the city clerk was instructed to w~ite a letter to the Supervisors protesting the closing of this road. ADJOURhH~ENT TO JUE~ 24t~: Councilman Holston moved, seconded by councilman Elder, that Local Property Officer Welte be authorized to notify the War Assets Corp- oration that the city was not interested in civilian defense material stored in the City Hall. On motion b~ councilman Holston, seconded by councilman Sani, and regularly carried, the meeting adjourned to [onday evening June ~4th, s.t V:O0 p.m. Time of Adjournment 9:45 o'clock p.~n. Approv ~ '~ Respectfully submitted