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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1952/10/21]MINUTES OF AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA Held Tuesday - October 21, 1952 The Council met in the Council Chamber at City Hall at 7:00 P. M- on the above date with the following Councilmen present: Riesland, Hobel, Logan, Halferty, DeWolfe Absent: None Also present: Chief Administrative officer Bryant, City Attorney Boyer, City Engineer Floyd, City Planner Wagner, and Assistant to the City Engineer Wm. Wheeler X PUBLIC HEARING ON ANNEXATION OF SWEETWATER DELTA This being the time and place, as advertised, for hearing protests against the proposed annexation of territory known as "Sweetwater Delta", Mayor Riesland called for protests from the audience. There being no protests either oral, or written, from property owners within the territory proposed to be annexed, or otherwise, it was moved by Councilman DeWolfe, seconded by Councilman Logan, and carried, that the public hearing be closed. ORDINANCE No. 461 - Annexation of Sweetwater Delta - First reading It was moved by Councilman DeWolfe, seconded by Councilman Logan, and carried that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading. It was thereupon read in full. REAL ESTATE SIGN - Mrs. Jones Mrs* Jones, 522 Third Ave., appeared before the Council to object to the action of the Planning Commission at their October 20 meeting whereby they sustained the action taken at their October 6th meeting, asking Mrs. Jones to conform to the variance as granted in regard to her real estate sign. Mrs. Jones displayed her sign for the Council to see. City Attorney Boyer said Mrs. Jones did not conform with the variance as granted, and the Council had no jurisdiction to change the variance, as the ten days for appealing had passed. Attorney Boyer said the only solution was to abide strictly by the variance, and put up a 1J foot sign, or file a new variance application. It was moved by Councilman DeWolfe, seconded by Councilman Hobel, and carried, that Mrs. Jones be permitted to file an amended application relative to the size of her sign for presenting to the Planning Commission, and that the application be filed without additional fee. STANLEY PARK - Tentative Map It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman Logan, and carried, that the tentative map be approved, subject to 15 foot radius at the entrance to Shasta Street at First Avenue, with a one foot strip deeded to the City at the Easterly end of Shasta Street, and that the previous request for a North-South street be removed from the requirements, as recommended by the Planning Commission. REPORT ON E. STREET PARKING SURVEY Police Chief McCollum, in reporting on a survey of traffic conditions on E. Street, recommended to the Council that parking be eliminated on E. Street from Fourth Avenue to National Avenue during the hours from 7 to 9 A.M. and 4 to 6 P.M/ It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman Halferty, and carried, that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare an Ordinance controlling parking on E. Street, as recommended by the Police Department Councilman DeWolfe stated that the widening of E. Street between Third Avenue and Fourth Avenue was urgently needed, and should be considered as soon as possible on the gas tax program. Chief Administrative Officer Bryant suggested that the City Engineer be instructed to start plans for the E. Street widening so that it could be done in the summer of 1953. Mayor Riesland stated that the Third Avenue Extension shoulders should also be repaired as soon as possible. REPORT ON REGULATION OF CHICKENS, RABBITS, etc in Other Cities City Attorney Boyer presented a report on a study he had made on chicken and rabbit regulations in other cities. After discussion it was decided that the ordinance used in Santa Ana would best suit the needs of Chula Vista, and asked Attorney Boyer to prepare an ordinance for the City along those lines. COUNTY HEALTH SERVICES Chief Administrative Officer Bryant asked for the Councils, thoughts on the matter of hiring a City Plumbing Inspector at the expiration of the present County Health Contract, the Inspector to help the Building Inspector whenever not actually inspecting plumbing. All Councilmen were in favor of hiring our own Plumbing Inspector as suggested. RECOMMENDATIONS OF MAYOR'S POOh SITE SELECTION COMMITTEE Councilman Hobel, in reporting on the swimming pool committee's recommendations, stated it was the committee's desire that Kyle Stewart be appointed to fill the vacancy of William Drew on the Committee. It was moved by Councilman Halferty, seconded by Councilman Logan, and carried, that Kyle Stewart be appointed as Planning Commission Member to serve on the swimming pool Committee. Councilman Hobel stated that the committee had gone over sketches of locations and plans but details were to be worked out at a later meeting, so there was no recommendation as to the amount of a bond issue at this time. It was recommended that the project be called "Sport Center". Mayor Riesland appointed John Lewis ex -officio member of the swimming pool committee. WARREN THOMAS TRAILER PARK ZONE VARIANCE It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe, and carried, that November 12th be set as the date for a public hearing on the Warren Thomas zone variance appeal. It was moved by Councilman DeWolfe, seconded by Councilman Logan, and carried, that the Council meet jointly with the Planning Commission at their meeting of November 3rd to discuss planning matters generally. RESOLUTION No. 1366 - Approving agreement for hiring Attorneys for 1911 Act District Offered by Councilman Logan, read in full, passed, adopted and approved by the following vote to -wit; AYES: Riesland, Hobel, Logan, Halferty, DeWolfe Noes: None Absent: None RESOLUTION No. 1367 - Approving agreement for hiring Engineer of Work for 1911 Act District Offered by Councilman Del"lolfe, read in full, passed, adopted and approved by the following vote to -wit: AYES: Riesland, Hobel, Logan, Halferty, DeWolfe Noes: None Absent: None RESOLUTION No. 1368 - Adopting budget and approving memo of agreement for expenditure of gas tax allocation for major City streets Offered by Councilman Robel, read in full, passed, adopted and approved by the following vote to -wit: AYES: Riesland, Hobel, Logan, Halferty, DeWolfe Noes; None Absent: None SANITARY SERVICE - Request for six year franchise ■ A letter was read from the Chula Vista Sanitary Service requesting a six year franchise starting July 1, 1953. Mr. Ray Coyle was of the opinion that there should be some control over rates charged in the Commercial district. After discussion, Councilman DeWolfe suggested the matter be tabled. RESOLUTION No. 1369 - Authorizing application for a Federal Grant of Funds for Sewage Treatment Plant. Offered by Councilman Hobel, read in full, passed, adopted and approved by the following vote to -wit; AYES: Riesland, Hobel, Logan, Halferty, DeWolfe Noes; None Absent: None LAST'M STREET PLAN - Mr. Wagner City Planner Wagner, speaking on behalf of the Planning Commission, reported to the Council that the City Engineer's office had estimated the cost of engineering the centerline of the five major streets to be $1500, and that engineering firms of Henry Algert and of Harold Foster had estimated the cost at $1700, based on 10 cents a foot. Mr. 'Wagner stated that it is necessary to do this engineering work before any public hearings could be held and that the Commission was anxious to start. It was moved by Councilman Logan, seconded by Councilman Hobel, and carried, that an expenditure not to exceed $1500 for engineering the centerlines of the five major streets be approved from the Planning fund. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE request for rack on street A letter was read from the First Church of Christ Scientist request- ing permission to put a Christian Science Monitor paper rack'on the street. It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman Logan, and carried, that the letter be referred to the Police Department for recommendations. RESOLUTION No. 1370 - Approving Agreement for construction of Improvements Miles & Dalseth No. 3 Offered by Councilman Hobel, read in full, passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to -wit; AYES; Riesland, Hobel, Logan, Halferty, DeWolfe Noes; None Absent; None FENCE ORDINANCE No. 446 - Declared Unconstitutional City Attorney Boyer reported that our fence Ordinance No. 446 had been declared unconstitutional by the Municipal Court and asked if the Council wished to appeal. It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe, and carried that the City Attorney be directed to appeal, unless after investigation an appeal is found not to be feasible. OFF-STREET PARKING IAT Chief Administrative Officer Bryant reported that the Love property could be purchased for terms, but the terms were not too good, and suggested purchasing the lot for cash, if that was the lot they wanted. Page 3 It was moved by Councilman Logan, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe, that the Love and Ward property be purchased for cash, and that the Chief Administrative Officer be authorized to sign the necessary Escrow papers. The motion was passed by the following vote, to -wit: AYES: Riesland, Hobel, Logan, Halferty, DeWolfe Noes: None Absent; None RESOLUTION No. 1371 - Accepting Deed to Love property Offered by Councilman Logan, read in full, passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to -wit: AYES: Riesland, Hobel, Logan, Halferty, DeWolfe Noes: None Absent: None RESOLUTION No. 1372 - Accepting Deed to Ward property Offered by Councilman DeWolfe, read in full, passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to -wit: AYES: Riesland, Hobel, Logan, Halferty, DeWolfe Noes: None Absent% None PARKING LOT No. 1 - Rest Room Plans Major Floyd presented the plans for the restroom and lights on parking lot No. 1, as requested by the Council. It was suggested by Councilman DeWolfe, and generally agreed by the Council as a whole, that the project be postponed at this time due to other commitments on the parking meter fund. No action was taken. BIDS PRESENTED FOR PORCH - Over Back Door of Civic Center Major Floyd presented a bid from J. D. Light for $698.00 and one from Eddy & DeMenge for $665.88 to build a porch over the back door of the Civic Center. It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe, that the bid be awarded to Eddy & DeMenge for $665.88. The motion passed by the following vote to -wits AYES: Riesland, Hobel, Logan, Halferty, DeWolfe Noes; None Absent: None PERMISSION TO LEAVE THE STATE - Mayor Riesland It was moved by Councilman Hobel, seconded by Councilman DeWolfe, and carried, that Mayor Riesland be permitted to leave the State for two weeks commencing October 23, 1952. 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