HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1957/09/17 ~,~I~YJI~ES OF AE ADJOURI~£D P~GbqlAR h~ETI,
OF TiZ CiTY COUNCIL OF T~ CITY OF
Ch~A ~STA~ C~I~R~
Held ~esda,y ,, Se~mber~,7~ ~9~7
The Council met in the Council Chambers at City Hall on the above date at
7:00 P.~'~. with the following Councilnen present:
Councilmen Rader~ DeGraaf: Smith, De'~olfe
ABSE~TT: Councilmen - ~Jone
Also present: City Administrator Fulwiler, PlaD~ning Secretary Stonehouse, City
Attorney Campbell, Engiueer Hars~aan~ Finance Officer Grant
Mayor DeGraaf led the salute to the flag.
~PPOINT~E?~T OF ~,,~,,~BER TO PLAh,~ING CO}~ISSION
Mayor DeGraaf submitted the mames of Gerald Lee Bendickson and ~ Culnan. A
letter was read from ?2~e Planning Commission recommending the appointment of Ed Cnlnan.
It was moved by Councilman Smith~ seconded by Councilman DeWolfe: and carried: that
the matter be held over until the next meeting.
~UEST FOR PURCHASE OF LOT '~A" ROSE VIE','~ SUBDIVISION
A letter was read from L. T. Brewer a~d Fr,~mnk ~Jag,'~iora requesting that Lot
"A" of Rose View Subdivision be deeded back to them who in turn would sell the so, ne
to Oliver S. Abe. A letter was read from the Pla:ming Co,remission recormaending that
the lot be retained by the City.
It was moved by Councilman Smith~ seconded by Counc~lm,~n DeGraaf~ and carried:
that no action be taken on the request.
REQUEST TO RETAIY ~ACK TOP IN SIDE, MLK AR2{A
Attorney Robert Andreen: representing A. W. Burnnarm: requested that the
Council give permission to leave the asphalt: already installed contrary to ordinance~
in front of the premises at 330 Bay Blvd. He proposed to enter into a contract
with the City whereby the asphalt would be replaced with concrete when Bay Blvd. is
f_mproved. The City Attorney stated that the Council had no other choice than to
require the asphalt to be removed. It ,Nas moved by Councilman Smit?b seconded by
Councilman De~Yolfe~ and carried that 5!r. Burrmann be requested to remove the asphalt
in front of bis premises at 330 Bay Blvd.
RESOLUTION NO. 1982 - Approving tidelands lease with San Dieco Gas & Electric Co.
Offered by Co~mcilman Rader, read in full: passed~ adopted and approved by
the following vote: to.vii:
AYES: Councilmen Rader~ $mith~ DeGraaf~ De,YolCe
~!oes: ¥one
Absent: ~one
~r. Frank DeVote: of the Gas ~ Electric Co.:explained the ]_case in detail.
PLICATION FOR Ci~D PDO~ LICENSE
An application was read from Giles Phillips and To A. LcKenzie: Jr. to take
o~r and operate the ca~J room at 2~9~ Broadway. The matter was referred to the
Chief of Police for investigation and report to the Council.
REPORT ON NEED FOR 5VO I~2TE~IEDIATE CLERKS IY POLICE DEPT.
Administrative Officer Fulwiler repot±ed that after having talked with the
Chief of Police on his need for Intermediate Clerks he would recommend that the
Council approve the recommendation of the Civil Service Commission that the posit~on
of Junior Clerk neu, budgeted fer the police department be reclassified !o Intel~:~,ediate
Clerk~ with no additional appropriation of funds.
It was moved by Councilman Smith: seconded by Councilman DeWolfe~ and
carried, that the recommendation of the Civil Service Com~ss~on to recL ss~f~ the
position of Junior Clerk in the Police Department to Inte~,ediate Clerk be approved.
~/~{~PORT OF ATTO.~fEY ON REQUEST FOR ~,'AI~E OF LICENSE FEE
In response ~o a request from the Optimist Club to waive the business license
fee for a circus they planned on sponsoring for the benefit of boys work an opinion
of the City Attorney was read. It ;vas the Attorney's opinion that the Council was
without power to waive the fee as requested bp the club. Dr. Oren Snit}~: president
of the ~_ub withdrew his request.
It was moved by Councilman Smith: seconded by Councilman Rader: ~md carried~
that Section 41 of Ordinance No. hO~ be reviewed for possfb]e redrafting.
~TE RAISE FOR SANITARY SERVICE APPROV7~)
Adm~inistrative Officer Fu!l'~iler ~-esented a s~m:ary of the request of the
Chula Vista Sanitary Service For a rate increase for services rendered, and an
extension of their franchise. It was moved by CounciDaan Rader that the Council
approve for the duration of the franchise a 2~ increase on both dwelling hot, scs
and trailer spaces. The motion died for lack of a second°
It was moved b~ ~ n~
~ou ~klms~ DeTolfe, seconded by Co~mcil?~an Smith ~d carried,
that the Ch~la V~sta Sanitary Service be authorized to charj, e a fee of $1.00 e~ch
for trailer spaces and $1.!~0 for dwelling houses. Councilman Rader voted no be-
cause it was not clear to !ira ;Way the fee on the trailer spaces ',.,as be~n/ raised
_lore percentage-wise than the dwellinc houses.
It was moved by Co~mci~an Stair?U seconded by Counc[lm~ Pa .... ~r, and carried~
that no action be taken on the remainder of the request forex~e~o~ ~ ~'' ~ ~ the franchise.
P~SOLUTICN 70. l?3 - ApprovinE a~reement with aud~ +ors for 1957 - 19~
Offend ly Counc~!~,?u Rader~ teac in ful]~ passed~ adopted ~-~ approved
the following vo te~ ~it:
AYES: Comnci~nen Eader: Smit}~, DeGra~f~ De~olfe
i~oes. None
Absent: None
~SOLUTI ~C,. l~ ~h - Apsroving ~s~provemenb a?eement - Cairns ?anor
~opte. ~znc ap~rewa
Offered by Co~cil~umn ommth, read b~ ~].~ passed~ ~
the follo:';i~j vote~ ~-wit:
o,~:,n: ueuraaf. De,o~; ~: Rader
.ocs. None
Absent: None
UURCrASE OF SUP~LUS E'~UINJE]~T ~R CIV~ D~ A[-, 0 ....
A letter was read from Civ~ Defense D~rector Berry requesti~ pen isshon
rc .... the fo! lowinff
~u~p~us equipmaht available for Civil Defense Ajenc ~es:
i ~eep~,~cO..an"~ 3 recei,~rs and transmitters ~27.00; 1 ~d or 3abet '~llar
~o~r ~"d ~ :'itl 12' TM ~
,z, e~ _1 ;~oC.O~ It :¥as noved : i,' ?:,rgki]~:~, DoJolfe~
eou:U~ment and ~f ~t is F~zr~ ~o be as renrese~ted :,:, be a~ t}ori'z.d t~ :~d,:e t'~e
a~¢proprla~e~ ¢~0~ unat. d:,rot,:~ated s~'~,l~s ~f t
Councf~;~en De~folfe~ ~(,eIb omit, ~
i-~
A letter '::as r{;a" fr}m .V. % Taylor te:dering hfs r?si! ;' ich ~'~::: th~,
~ounc~r::~: bc','/o!fc;~ and
..... , ...... h. : o was roved !:,2, Co,mca.man S~J bh~ sec-'nded ~,',, ~'
~a2 2
~o,.~ cz~v -e, ..... t. :, that %ha Counc~i
authorine the %atcilu7 of a special census ab %}?.s Lize~ ~d;qin!ctrab~vc ~iflcc!
~Latc'~ bl?a~ protect :has Ni~J~ ~.~ ~ oeen staPteC _. ~,,~
,~ !otter ,,:.s teac zo, t}-e Harbor wOIt~2~SSt."i l'~t!::sh.~z,, a j,JiR~ ::ceLL',
.... uj ,~o.~cll to .Loc,_ss the neec7 for moro Rmos. kayor Delrac7 set Thuruday~
October 10: ~' ~:~0 P.i. in Pe ....
.f 'bile ~idt.! of Z~: Street So~t.~ of 2adr,;x.a l:,eu~_~s~c~.-~- ,~ ~'o ac[[ ~, %akcL.
........ n ,r ..... e Officer
of' the ochc, ol :*0arc: on t~,:~ :::att,-:' of ?a:t<:ti:. title ~ the old : ~ ' ' '
,.~: ' J~Sl:,OSLt.un~ Ib '~;:lL l'ocofsienued %'::tb :~or:e} derlve~/ flu~. %": ,.,;$'... ~, th,._, i?r'peI't3
of mope pP~pert?' for park 5,uP0oses.
that a 1,~b~r be written bo :,ha le~ of ....... < ,' .... a.,
]ibrary or as ..... ~ r one cr:o :u~ as c:~i'bal oa? ~, for ltark
= ....ce}. ~:!w:.l. er?-" ~ ~,--~ ~ hn had met ,v-l~ Kyle o~.~o ..... ..... v~' Security
"~b:' qohr ax: . State DJ.vision of F;?hways~ bo¥:t~]~':,~, t??~%.' ' the t',~o.. ...... .... ~e
pro:,~,~e, i'xb sL:da] <!evelopment.
. ~ty Attorney C~bell s ~atec~ he .......
stated u~ qa~ nade at least~.,~a~' ~ appeara~ces i:a court on ~ ~' Uar!e2' Cook c~se~ for
:],ich ~e ~:ad ~ot cbarjed the 8i%y a~ ~so ~znneu apeea?~ ta~s cr 7 ~'~
:',:tbOUt c::'r::: ;O thc Ci+~y.
Counc;lr, an .:a,t!er reques~d [bat L::c Jlerk read ........... , '
~'~"*'~a.,<'-d..Lo,, to Fs.s{ action on rotation of ~'::. pos:i tion of Ida~'.:r. 3ounc Llm~ Rader
e::pressed an opinion t;}.ai, the position should :e rotated "' ' :
tl-a':~.¢_~'~*~ Zouncilmen could serve, 7f tNey so ~.e¢~r" 4 e,m.
;ouncz~an D .... ~ remarkec ~:hst ~* bad beer. tle policy to rotate
m
position s~d felt all Councilmen sho~d have th~ prf';eledge of serving as i,layoro
CounciLman Smith stated he had made no agreements when elected CounciLr.~
and did not care %o bind himself to any requirements not in the Char~er.
liayor DeGraaf said he was serving at th~. pleasure of the Cc~mci!
eontLnue to do so until tlmy appointed a successor.
CounciLman Rader proposed that Councilman De~7olfe be appointed ~ayor.
Councilman De'7olfe declined stating he was in no position to accept at this Lime
due to a pending hunting trip.
Councilman Rader questioned the paying of the Y~ayor $7~j.80 for a triI~ to
San Francisco to confer wJ th Attorney Generkl !~rown ~and asked that the matter be
placed on the agenda for the next meeting.
CounciLman Smith suggested that ~e Counc~. wait until the successor to
Councilman Dillon is apr~inted before makin{' a decision on the position of Mayor.
~'~-D JOUP~E~E>~T
~]ayor DeGraaf adjourned the meetinC at !0:30 Polio Sine die
City Olerk
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