HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1953/08/18MINUTES OF A R~bT.J~ ADJOU~VED MEETING
O~ THE CI'I"I COUNCIL OF THE CIT~ OF
~ ~.. CNULA VISTA,CALIFORNIA
Neld Tuesday - A~mt 18, 1953
The Council met in the Council Chambers at City Hall at 2:30 P.M
on the above ~ata, with the following Councilmen present:
Councilmen Del~olfe, Riesland, Logan
Absent: Councilmen Halferty, Nobel
Also present: City Administrator Floyd, City Attorney Boyer, City
Planner Wagner, Assistant to the City Engineer Johnson
It was moved by Councilman Riesland, seconded by O~uncil~an
Logan, and carried, that the final map and Improvement p14ns of Margo Tract
be approved upon the execution by the owner of a con~act with the City of
Chula Vista for the ~n, tallation cf improvements a~d the posting of a Bond
or the deposit of cash with a trust compamy guaranteeing the performance
thereof, which contract and guaranty shall be- first approved by the City
Attorney as to form asd legality ar~ subject to final check by th~E~neer's
Office; also that Lot 19 be included on the final map.
RESOLUTION No. 1458 - Approving agreeme~ for construction of Improvements-
Margo Tract
Offered by Counc~lm- Logan, read in full, passed, adopted and
approved by the following vote, to-wit:
AYES: Councilmen Riesland, Logan, DeWolfe
Noes: None
Absent: Councilmen Hobel, Halferty
~/NEW PO~TOFFIOE
Ma~or DeWolfe stated that everything possible should be done
to get a new Post Office in the City, amd read a letter from A. L. Canty,
Px,,-dential Insurance Compaq, stating they were willing to consider making a
loan on property to be occupied, under lease, by the Post Office Department
when, and if, anyone is interested.
~,.'l~K I~LL COHTRACT
Chief A~nistrator Floyd presented a proposed contract from
the San Diego Pump & Well Drillers to drill the well in the Park, as provided
for in the Budget for 1953-1954.
It was moved by Counc~ 1==, Logan, seconded by Council~ Riesland
that C~ef Administrator Floyd be authorizad to enter into the contract with
San Diego Pump & Well Drillers to drill the Park well. The motion carried
by the following vote, to-wit:
AYES: Councilmen P&esland, Logan, DeWolfe
Noes: Nor~
Absent ~ Councilmen Nobel, Nalferty
TRAFFIC SIGNALS - Third Avenue and Davidson Street and crosswalk on Third
Avenue between F. Street and Davidson Street
Chief A~m~nistrator Floyd presented a bid of $2200.00 from
Ete-Hokin & Galvan for the erection of traffic signals at Third Avenue and
Davidson Street, and stated there is a possibility of obtain~ng State funds
for a crosswalk signal on Third Avenue between Davidson St. & F. St. if the
push button type signal is used.
It was ~o~d by Councilman Riceland, seconded by Councilman Logan,
carried, t~at the Mast Az~ Walk & Wait type signal be approved for the
croe~walke
~/I~ was moved by Oouncilw~ Riceland, seconded by Co~c~lmu Logan,. a~d
~arrisd, that the hid of $2200.00 by Eta-Hokin & Galvan be accepted, and
he sigr~ln installed at Third Avenue and Davidson Street. The
carried By the following vote, to-wit l
AYES: Counciln~u Riesland, Logan, DeWolfe
Noes I None
Abcent~ Councilmen Hobel, ~a~fferty
~BET~ FOR PARKING Lot No. 3
Chief Administrator Floyd a~hed the CoUncil the type of meters
they would like installed on parking lot No. 3.
After discussion it was moved by Councilaan Logan, e..~..~n_~_ ed by
Councilaan Riesland, and carried~ that the five cen~ for one hour, ten cents
for two hours meters be used, with no pennies, no courtesy tickets, and no
all day parking.
~/~OTHORIZATION TO PURCHASE TWO DUMP TRUCE5
Chief A~m~istrator Floyd~sented the following bids on
tw~ Dump Trucks, aa budgeted for 1953-1~'
South Bay Chevrolet
City Chevrolet
C~l chevrolet
$2504.93 each
$2452.67"
$2470.97 "
- No trade in - $80.00 for painting
- $700.00 total trade in allowance
- $6OO.OO " " " "
plus $30.00 each for painti~
It was moved by Counci~m~n Riesland, seconded by Councilman Logan,
amd carried, that the iow bid of City Chevrolet be accepted. The motion
carried hy the following vote, to-wit~
AI~= Councilmen Riesland, Logan, DeWolfe
Ness = None
Absent ~ Cou~ci~,-n Hobel, Halferty
AOTHOP~ZI~G ADDITIONAL OPERAT~ - Sewage Trea+.meat P~a,t
Chief A~-~uistrator Floyd stated that because of the great
amount of overtime accumulated by men at the Disposal Plant, and the compensating
tine off required to use it up, the plant was short.manned most of the time~ and
requested that the Council authorize an additional nan for the crew.
It was moved by Councilman Logan, seconded by Counci~-m~ Riceland,
ap~t carried, that Chief ~%=4~ietrator Floyd be authorized to hire an e~ployee
bearing the classlffication "Operator - ~ewage Treatment Plant~, and that
$3000.00 be made available from unappropriated- surplus from the general fund to
cover wages. The motion carried by the following vote, to~t~
AY~ Councilmen Riceland, Logan, DeWolfe
Noe 8 ~ None
Absent~ Councilmen Hobel, Halferty
AUTHOI~Z~T~ON TO ATTEND CO~g~TIO~
Chief Achnindstrater Floyd requested that City Planner Wagner,
City Imlnance Officer Orant, City Attorney Boyer, and Assistant to the City
~ngineer Johnson be ~rante~ per--ion to attend the Loa~,Ae of California Cities
Convention to be held in San Francisco from October 18th to 21st.
It was moved by Councilnm~ Logan, seconded by Councilman Riceland,
and carried, that the four men he peraitted to attend the Convention at City
expense and to use a Police Cur for transportation.
Chief A?m~istrator Floyd asked permission to attend the Congress
of Public Works Convention at New Orleans.from October 25th to 29th.
It was moved by Councilman Rissland, seconded By Councilean Logan,
and carried, that Chief A~m~uistrator Floyd be permitted to attend the Convention
in New Orleans at City expense.
~/CO~ITt~. TO STUDY P,.EZONINO ~ B~INESS
Mayor DeWolfe remarked that n~aerous Real Estate Brokers had
asked hi~ why the City does not rezone in order to have more .business
zones, and it was his recommendation that a Committee of Brokers be appointed
to review rezoning of the City, business-wise, and present their findingo
and reco~ndatious to the Pla~4~g Co.-.4$sion for study. It was moved
by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Councilman Logan, and carried, that the
Mayor appoint a Committee of Real Estate Brokers to study the rezoning
as recommended.
~//DISC~SION ON UNSIGHTLY
Mayor DeWolfe brought up the subject of the disgraceful
appearance of City streets from the trash swept into them by the businessmen
after the streetsweeper has gone through, and proposed that the City obtain
additional trash cans -~ try to educate the businessmen and public to use
them. If this rs11,, so~e mechanical w-thod should be resorted to.
Chief ~-tnistrator Floyd stated that the Police Depar~nt has
been instructed to enforce Ordinance No. 95 which prohibits sweeping trash
into the street. No action taken. '
RESOLUTION No. 1459 -Approving new organizational and operational Civil
Defense plan.
Offered by Counc~lmn Logan, read in full, passed, adopted and
approved by the following vote, to-wits
AYES: Councilmen Riesland, Logan, DeW'olfe
Noes, None
Absents Council,~n Nobel, Halferty
RESOLUTION No, 1460- Accepting dedication of portion of Corte Maria Avenue
from Elementary School District
Offered by Counc~l~, Riesland, read in full, passed, adopted
and approved by the following vote, to-wit~
AYES~ Councilmen Riesland, Logan, De~olfe
Noes: None
Absent: Council~n Hobel, Halferty
ADJOURNMENT
It was moved by Councilman Logan, seconded by Councilman Riesland,
and carried, that the meeting adjourn sine-die.
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