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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1947-06-02BI~II'I'I~D PAVINGs PAC. TELE & T~m:w.: PLAN & COST ES- TIMATE SEWER (HOLEY AVE}: S.' ELIAD~ BLDG. PEltMIT~ TIME CLOCK: NEON SIGNS SO. S. F.: LIBRARY BOARD BUDGE'r~ LEAGU~ OF CALIF. CITY MEETING: H. L. PARE~: THE BARRETT DIVISION: B~SINESS LICENSES: CONWAY & CULLIGAN ~ONING: EVEL~ COLLINS: BUSINESS LICENSES.* JOHN MA~NI VACATION: ATL$~ L_~AD CO.: POLICE DEPT, APPOINTMENTS ~ SIMONS CHARLES T. REGULAR MEETING OF THE' CITY COUt~CIL OF THE CITY OF ~OUTH SAN FRANCISCO Hwr.n MONDAY, JUNE 2, 19~7 Coumcil Cha~e,' City Mall 8: O0ob' clock p.m. Present: Go W. Rolston, Ohms. X. Elder, Adolph Sam[, ~ilio Corteai ~bsent: ' Naacp Leo Ferks Councilmam Elder moved, seconded by Council-;" Sani, that Councilman Nolston aet as Mayor ~n the absence of Mayor Ferkol Motion was regularly carried. ~e~8~ Nolston called the meeting to order at 8:00 p.m. off the minutbe of tht I~evious meeting ~as dispensed with. Coemamication was received from the Works ~gineer relative to work done by L. ¢. Smith in Brentwood. This comemnication was ordor~ filed. The Works ~ineere ~ecommended that the'~aperintendent of Streets grant permit to the Pac- ific Telm &'~e to install a conduit on West Orange Ave. On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the Works Engineers* recommendation was accepted and permit granted. The Works Engineer submitted plan and cost estimate for sanitary sewer to serve area on the north side of Mission Road at the upper end of Grand Ave. Motion was duly made, seconded, and carried, that the City Attorney draw up the necessary paper~fer sewer on Mission Road from the intersection of Grand Ave. and ~ission Road. $. Eliades requested .per~selon to consti, ict a hliiding on Miller Avenue near the Normand Hotel. Mo~iGn was duly made, seconded and carried, the permit be granted. Superintendent of Streets Schweining r~c~em~nded the ps,chase and installation of a time clock to be used by $ta~et Department employees. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that the recommendation of Superintendent of Streets be accepted and time clock purchased. Parker Neon Signs Products submitted cost estimates for neon sign on North Bayshore ~lvd. the sum of $700 to $800, also cost estimate for repairing two neon signs at the city limits on E1 Casino Real for the sum of $~90. Martin Signs s. ~ '~*~ a~ estie~t~ of $?O for wooden sign. These estimates were laid over for l~a~her consideration Comnmication was received from the Library Board submitting revised budget for 19~7-&8. ~ame was laid over until budgets from all departments were considered. Peninsula ~vision, ~League of California Cities advised that meeting would be ~held Thursday, ~une 19, at Chattier' s, San Mateo. Action on same was laid over until next meeting. Communication was received from Senator Parkman advising he ia giving his favorable c~tder- ation to Senate Bills 1351 and 13~3. This communication was Sedered filed. O~mmunioation was regeived from the Barrett Division Allied Chemical and Dye Corp., complain- ing of drainage condition around his property. As this was a matter over which the City had no Jurisdiction, City Clerk was instruct$~ to write these pe~ advising the~ that this was a matter that they should take up with their neighboring property owners. George G. Butcher submitted application to ee~ge in the business of.~ selling groceri~ and cured meats at 339 E1 C_~m!no Real. Motion was du~y made, seconded and carried, that permit be granted providing all health requirements are met. Attorney Antonio J. Gaudio addressed a communication ct the City Council asking what action had been taken regarding rezohing of Lot 72 and 73 in South City Village. City Attorney Coleberd stated he had explained to Mr. Gaudio that the rezoning would be taken care of in t~, new Planning ~e~vey. City Clerk was instructed to advise Mr. Gaudio along these lines. Evelyn Col]dna requested a 3C-day sick leave fro~ her office duties. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, t~t 3C-day sick leave be granted Evelyn Collins. William V, arty, disabled war veteran, bubmitted application to engage in the business of peddling pr~uce within the city limits. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that permit be granted. John Marchi addressed a communication %~ ~lre Chief Welts requesting two additional weeks vacation without pay. As Fire Chief had approved marne, motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that tm~ weeks leave without pay be granted John Marchi. Atlas Lead Co. requested permit to install 550 gal. above ground Diesel storage and 5~O underground gasoline storage at 158 $o. Linden. As the notice had been properly posted and the necessary time had expired, motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that permit be granted. Chief of Police Belloni advised that commenci~ J~e I~t Officer Virgil Maffei would be en- titled to a salary of $245 permaonth. Also that on May let Richard Canziani commenced work as a Police Telephone and Radio Operator at$230 per month. Motion was duly made, seo~ndad and carried, that the increas· insalary for Officer Mallei and the appointment of Richard Canziani as a Telephone and Radio Operator b'.~ approved. Building inspeetsr Rozzi submitted a report covering his ~indi~gs with regard to Tames closure erected by Mr. Simons at Bayshore and Randolph Ave. Same was ordered filed. Commmnication was received frma Charles T. Broughton..advising thst he had assigned all fees dee as Engineer of Work on Bu~i Buri No. 1 to E. P. Wilsey and tendering his resignation as Engineer of Work. Same was ordered filed. · Reports of the Chief of Police, City Judge, Building Inspector, Fire Chief, Department of Public Health & ~lfare ~nd Poundkeeper, for the month of May were submitted. On motion dul2 '' B.,~.~,~.'~J,X)I,, PAV~ ~~cat[~on ~s~ r~:~ived from the Works Ehgineer relative to work done by L. C. Smith Brentwood. This communication was ordered filed. PLAN & COST ES- TIMATE SEWER (Ho t AW): The Works ~gineers ~ecommended that the'~aperintendent of Streets grant permit to the P~ ific Tole &'~le to install a conduit on West Orange Ave. On motion duly made, seconded carried, the Works Engineers' recommendation was accepted and permit granted. The Works Engineer submitted plan and cost 'estimate for sanitary' sewer to serve area on t north side of Mission Road at the upper end of Grand Ave. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that the City Attorney draw up the necessary paper~ for sewer on Mission Road fro~ the intersection of Grand Ave. and ~ission Road. PE~IT: S. Eliades requested .permission to construct a b~ilding on Miller Avenue near the Norma.~d Hotel. ModiSh was duly made, seconded and carried, the permit be granted. TIME CLOCK: Superintendent of Streets Schweining r~c~mended the purchase and installation of a time clock to be used by Street Department employees. Motion was duly made, seconded, and carr that the recommendation of Superintendent of Streets be accepted and time clock purchased NEON SIGNS SO. S. Parker Neon Signs Products submitted cost estimates for neon sign on North Bayshore Blvd. the sum of $700 to ~OO, also cost estimate for repairing two nee~ signs at the city li~! on E1 Camino Real for the sum of $490. Martin Signs sub t~t~! an estimate of $?0 for wo~ sign. These estismtes were laid over for f~her consideration LIBRARY BOARD BUDGETs LEAGt~ OF CALIF. CITY MEETING: Commanication was received from the Library Board submitting revised budget for ~ame was laid over until budgets from all departments were considered. Peninsula ~vision, ~League of California Cities advised that meeting would be held Thursch ~une 19, at Chattier' s, San Mateo. Action on same was laid over until next meeting. H. L. PAREMAN: Communication was received from Senator Parkman advising he i~ giving his favorable ation to Senate Bills 1351 and 1~9~. This commanication was Sedered filed. THE BARRETT DIVISION: BUSINESS LICENSES: CONWAT & CULLIGAN REZONING: Ccemmutication was received from the Barrett Division Allied Chemical and Dye Corp., compl~ ing of drai~ condition around his property. As this was a matter over which the City no Jurisdiction, City Clerk was instruct$~ to write these pe~ advising them that this a matter that they should take up with their neighboring property owners. George G. Butcher submitted application to e~ge in the business of,selling groceri~ and cured meats at 33~ E1 Camino Real. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that permi be granted providing all health requirements are met. / Attorney Antonio J. Gaudio addressed a communication ct the City Council asking what actio had been taken regarding rezoning of:Lot 72 and 73 in ~outh City Village. City Attorney Coleberd stated he had explained to Mr. Gaudio that the rezoning would be taken care of in new Planning ~evey. City Clerkwas instructed to advise Mr. Gaudio along these lines. EVELI~N COLLINS: BUSINESS LICENSES: Evelyn Collins requested a 3C-day sick leave from her office duties. Motion was duly ma~e seconded and carried, ~t 3C-day sick leave be granted Evelyn Collins. William V, ~.~.Carty, disabled war retort, ~ubmitted application to engage in the business , peddling produce within the city limits. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that permit be granted. JOHN MA~OHI VACATION: ATLAS LEAD CO.: John Marohi addressed a commanication %e F~re Chief Welte requesting two additional weeks vacation without pay. As Fire Chief had approved same, motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that t~ weeks leave without pay be granted John Marchi. Atlas Lead Co. requested permit to install 550 gal. above ground Diesel storage andS~O underground gasoline storage at 158 So. Linden. As the notice had been properly posted an¢ the necessary time had expired, motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that permit be granted. POLIGE DEFT APPOINTM~WS: Chief of Police Belloni advised that commencing Jm~e I~t Officer Virgil Maffei would be en- titled to a salary of $245 permmoath. Also that on May let Richard Canziani commenced worh as a PoliCe Telephone and Radio Operator at$230 per month. Motion was duly made, seconded and carried, that the increase in salary for Officer Mallei and the appointment of Richard Canziani as a Telephone and Ra~io Operator be approved. SIMONS FEttlE: Building inspector Rozzi submitted a report covering his ~indings with regard to closure erected by Mr. Simons at Bayshore and Randolph Ave. Same was ordered filed. ¢~htLES T. B~0UGSTON: MONTHLY ~EPORTS: Communication was received fro~ Charles T. Broughton.advising that he had assigned all fees dan as Engineer of Work on Bu~i Burl No. 1 to E. P. Wilsey and tendering his resignation aa Engineer of ~ork. Same was ordered filed. Reports of the Chief of ~olice, CityJudge, Buil~ding Inspector, Fire Chief, Deportment of Public Health & Welfare ~nd Poundkeeper, for the month of May were submitted. Om motion d~ made, seconded and regularly carried, same were approved as submitted. crams! BUKI BUHI MAIL DELIVER][: CONVE~IE~¢E STATION ORANGE AVE. PARK: L, ~. SMITH SECOWD LANE: ~.ADJOU~MENT: Claims in the amour8 of $8163.~5 were presented to the Finance C~m~ihtee for approval. On motion duly made, seconded and re~ly carried, the claims ae submitted were ordered paid. Coemmnication was received from Postmaster Joseph P. Qdinlan im a~swer, to City Clerk!a letter. of May 21et, relative to mail delivery in Buri Buri subdivision. He stated the Poet Office Department at Washington had been contacted on'this Aatter but had declined to institute, ~ail delivery services in thi~ area ht the present tim~. 'Mr..Quinlan had written the d~a~- ~ata~Ain suggesting that he curtail one delivery in the main part of the city and transfe.' same to the Buri Burl section. He expects a reply to this letter most any day, therefore matter was laid over until next meeting. Councilman Sani introduced a resolution Vacating Resolution of Intention No. 1217 relative to sewer' fr~n South Magnolia to SOuth Spruce Ave.. This resolution, was adopted by the .~-~. animous vote of all me~bere of the City Council ,present. Councilman 0orteei introduced a resolution Declaring The~OitY's Intention To Construct A Sanitary Sewer from South' Magnolia Ave. to SoUth Spruce Ave~ between the Baden Branch of the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. and North Canal St. Thio resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the City Council present. The Works Eagineer submitted Plane and sPecifications l~mOonvenience Station in ~range Ave,' ~ark. Same were held over. The City Clerk was instructed to coe~Anicat,e with Mr. L, C. SeLl.th asking when he intended starting work 'on SeCond 'Lane. On motion of Council~an Sani, seconded by Councilman Cortesi, and regularly carried~ the meeting was adjourned to June 16, 1927 at 8:00 o(clock p.m. Time of adjournment - 9:15 p.m. Respectfully submitted, City Clerk