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HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1948/03/23 MiNUTeS or' '.aDJOUi~,,,D ~tgGUh~k M~ETING 0F T]~ CITY COUNCIL OF '~,,. CiTY OP CHULa VISTa. C~dCI±;~Pd'~la. H~,T!~ TUEg~3aY, MARCH 23, 1948. The Council met in the Council Chambers of the City Hall on the above date· at 7 o~clock P.}'i., with the following membere present: Councilmen Koester, Kidder· Riesle-nd, Nashold, DySOno =~bsent: l~one. O~d3Zu~AECE ~0.389: PHOVIDING FOR the issuance of ~19&.OOO.O0 S~LR BONDS: Upon motion by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Councilman NasHold, and carried, Ordinance ~to.389 was placed on its second reading. The Title of the Ordinance was read in full and the Ordinance beinE in its[ exact form as when placed on first reading ~-~rch 9, 19~8· it was moved by Councilman Nashold, seconded by Councilman Kidder, and carried, that reading of the text be ~aivedo The Ordinance was passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Councilman Rieeland, Koester, Nashold, Dyson, Kidder. NoeS: None. Absent: None. )~ ~SOLUTION N0.870: ~PPEOVING ~*GR~.,~T FOR i.~tqT~CE The ".resolution %cas offered by Councilman Kidder· and was passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to-wit: ayes: Cotu~.cilmen Kidder, itiesland, koeeter,Naehold, Dyson. Noes: None. absent: None. F~N,TAL CI~G~S ~C~TiOl~ BUliD~G: The clerk offered for discussion the matter of charges to organizations such as the Girl Scouts for use of the Recreation U~uilding, explaining that they operate under the Community Chest and did not have funds for pa2m~ent of rental. In the discussion which followed it was decided to ~aintain tle present policy of charging for the use of the building using the minimum charge for organizations such as the Girl Scouts, etc., P.~Iq.k~[T OF_ W/~R~NT NO.TOOfi: On motion by Councilman Kidder· seconded by Councilman Dyson~ and carried, Warrant Noo7002 ~.~s ordered paid. This is for refund of Ploughing Permit° ~SOL~TIo~ f~Oo871 Councilman offered Resolution I~o.871 ~ich is Dyson a ~{esolution asking that the cpntroversy over Colorado .river Water between -'~rizona and the State of California, be referred to the Superior Court for decision. The ~esolution was read in full and was passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to-wit: ~es: Co~%cilmen Dyson·Kidder, Riesland, hoester,~iasholdo Noes: None° Absent: ~4one. i~TION~L GU~D: ~yor koester reported that Colonel Kearney had just notified him that the National Guard would like a decision ii the next thirty (30) days as to ~ether or n~ a plot of ground could be given them on which to build an armory~ it ~s decided to confer with Colonel Kearney in the meantime and try to arrange some satisfactory solution. ~T~ R~.~U~o~. THe clerk read a letter from Pauline Perry, secretary of the Fiesta co~muit~e requesting pe~ission to use Third Avenue from Davidson to ~,Adrona for this year~e Fiesta° The matter was referred to a later meeting. ~S~LL PaRK F~CE: On motion by Councilman Kidder, seconded by Co~u~cilman Nashold, which carried, administrator Bryant was authorized to purchase 250 feet of 6 foot fence for the Ball Park~ at a cost of ~24.00 plus tax. Park Superintendent Norman, reported on the progress of reconditioning the bleachers and said that the next step would be te clean and overhaul the lights. PA~K ~T~WAY: a petition signed by approximately twenty (20) property owners was presented by Mr~ C.WoCarter, requesting the correction of the use by the M.O~DoPacking Plant of the waterway extending t~ough the Park and west from Fourth avenue, for the dumping of lemon refuse and wash water° Upon motion by Councilman ~idder, seconded by Councilman Dyson, which carried, Administrator Bryant, City ~ttorney Boyer and City ~ngineer Foster, were instructed to investigate the matter and report at the next Regular Council i~e et ing ~ ~tIGHT~OOD 'ZXT~i4SION: MroHeaton appeared before Cotmcil regarding th~ apening of Brightw~d for a distance of 300 feet running north from Parkway° Because of the problem involved it was moved by CounciLman Kidder, seconded by Councilman Nashold, and carried, that Administrator Bryant, City Engineer Foster, and City Attorney Boyer, investigate thoroughly and confer with the Planning Commission and try to work out a solution to be presented to the council at their next Regular Meeting° DUI~ SIT~.: The question of p~rchase of a dump site for use by citizens of Chula Vista was discussed, and there being a possible 50 acre site on the hills east of the city owned by the Otay Ranch, it ~s moved by Councilman Nashol~,. seconded by Councilman Riesland, and carried, that Administrator Bryant be authorized to offer ~lO.O0 per acre for the purchase of this site. CITY Db~KP: The clerk read a letter from ~r. and R[rs.Linthicum, requesting six months extension of their present agreement to operate the city dump as a Salvage Yard° After discussion it was moved by Councilman Riesland, seconded by Councilman Dyson, and carried, that ~ir.Linthicum be granted a thirty (30) day extension only in which to remove his material and clean up the site as per agreement. HOUSING SU~iVmI: It ~ms moved by Councilman Kidder, seconded by Councilman Koester~ and carried, that the city participate in the expense of a survey of housing in San Diego County in an amount not to exceed $500.00 for the purpose of determining an unbiased opinion as to the need for the retention of Goverrm~ent housing in the city of which we now have 700 units° ADJOV~Q~T: It was moved by Councilman Riesland~ seconded by Councilman Koester, and carried~ that the meeting be adjourned to 7 o'clock P.~i. l~arch 1948.