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HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1947/09/10SEPTEMBER 10, 1947 The City Council met in the Council Cham~ers of the City Hall on the above date, with the following members present: Counci~-~n l[oester, Nashold, Dys~n, Kidder, Riesland. Absent: None. M3/f0TES of August 26th approved on motion of Councilman Koester, seconded by Counc~ 1~ Riesland. MINUTES of Planning Co,,,~ ssion of September ~nd approved on motion of Councilman Riesland and seconded by Counci~ l~ashold. PAV]/X~ BI~5: Opening of Bids for paving E. St. between Nationel Avenue smd Bay Blvd. The bids were opened and the results were as follows: Griffith 0Oo .13 square foot Daley Corp. .12~ R.E.ltazard Co. .117 Sim Harris Co. .1~5 Upon motion by CounCilmen Kidder, second®d by Councileem Dyson, the bid w~s grsmte~ to the R.E.~azard Co., subject to filing a 100% perfo~-~nce bond and 50% labor smd material bond. Am~hitheatre Talk: A bid from the Sim ~. Harris Co. in connection with paving Amphitheatre wal~ in City Park was read and upon mot ion of Councilman Nashold and seconded by Councilman Dyson, which carried, the bid was ordered tabled unti more information $ould be obtained on the matter. Cmrrett St: A letter fr~ Henry Algert, City Engineer was read, regarding the private ~arrett St. south of I. St. Mrs. L. E. Metcalf appeared before the Council in order to find out what the property owners had to do in order to have the street accepted by the City. The Cit~y Engineer related the existing problem. He did not recommend it's acceptance by the City as the street now steeds. The matter was referred back to the Engineer to w~rk out with the property owners concerned, a plan whereby the street can be rebuilt to the standard required by the City for acceptance. l~lice coml~laint: Mr. D. 8. ~ould appeared before the Council to complain that his c~r had been struck on Augast ~Oth on the corner of Conter St. and Third Avenue and that the officer in charge did not reprimand the driver responsible. The matter was refer~ed to Chief Lofthouse for a complete report, Electrical 0omplaint: H.L. Mueller appeared before the Council c~m~laining that he had been discriminated against by Electrical Inspector Cord in regard to electrical work done in his building. Mr. Cord explained that he was merely carrying out his duties in en*oroing the 0rdineeee. Attorney ttiggs stated that the 0rdinanse should be enforced as written, or smsmded. Si~al 1,4Jl~s= Mr. ~m. MOeser appea~ed before the Council recc~nending signal lights at National Ave. & E. St. In addition to their obvious need, Mr. Moeser stated that it was the consensus of business man on Third Ave. that it would bring more business to Thix~ Ave. For the record 3. C. Palmer said the Chamber of Co-,~rce was d~fimtf~ly for the sign. Me, or Koester explained that the matter has been taken u~ by Assembl2man Howard Cramer. It was agreed that a petition circulated in favor of the signal might help to get action. Public funds: W.A. walton, State Dept. of Finance, Division of Local Allocations to Public Agencies. 1~27 Black Bldg. - 357 S. Hill St. Los Angeles, reports that 0hula Vista has several thousand dollars credit to their account with the abo~ agency, and suggested that proper application be made to secure the r~neyo It was recomended that Mr. lalton coma back when Mr. Bryant returns from his vacation, so that action can be taken. A. D. Uecker appeared before Council to see if City wonts to put 0. Bt. through between Del Mar and Second Ave. The matter was referred to the City Engineer to w~rk out a~d report ~k at the next meeting. Y. C. Pa~ner appeared to present proposed plan for completion of buildings in the Amphitheatreo Attorney l~tggs reco-vo~nds that the Contractor be notified there is no obligation on the part of the City to stand the cost of ~ny of the b buildings. The Council went on record as approving the building plans to be put on park property by public subscription. It vms suggested that Mr. l~lmer prepa~ a report showing amount of unpaid claims, if any, and the figured cost to co~plete the project. HDMAI~g 01~fflo~ A letter wes read i~cm R. E. ~illits, ~umane Officer whereby he tende~ ~s ~si~ation, e~ecti~ ~e ~th d~ of ~tem~r, 1~4~. ~ ~tion of ~ci~ ~n, second~ by ~ci~ ~esl~d, ~ch ca~ied, t~ resi~ation ~s a~. ~T01m SIGNS A letter wes read frmn Chief Lofthouse recommending that stop signs be placed at the Southwest and Northeast corners of Second and G. Sis. It we~ moved by Council=e- Rooster q~ seconded by Coun¢ilz~n Nashold that the matter he referred to the City AStoraey for preparation of an Ordinance. ~-'£'x ROU~g A letter fx~m the ~a~era~t Club of C~ula V~eta was r~d, ~quest~g the u~ of ~e Co~i~ house the first ~ ~i~ ~e~ e~ni~s of ea~ mon~ ~ 7:~0 P.M to 10:$0 P~. Oo~ci~ ~ester ~ested t~t ~s. Y. ~. ~t~cher be gi~n t~o~ supe~sion t~ ~ity Rouse, st~i~ Oct. let, ~d t~t such requests be reread to her. ~t ~s ~ by Oo~ei~ ~esl~d, ~ by Oo~cil~ Koe~er ~ ~ied, that t~ ~i~ H~se be ~ on a t~o~ basis ~s. ~. ~. G~c~r ~ ch~ ~til a pe~t pl~ o~ be set up. Ordinance ~8~: Regulating the installation of gas piping and fixtures ~ln said City; the materials and sizes of materials to be used therefor; the fees for the inspection of such work; the pe. Al~y for violations; and repealing Ordinance ~1~0 of the City of Chula Vista, Calif. On motion of Oouncil~ma~ Ridder, seconded by Oouncil-~- Nashold, which cex~ied, the Ordinance was placed on it's first reading. ~esolution ~628 DiractinE City Clerk to refund tax~s erroneously collected frmn Rohr Aircraft Corp. Councilm~ Naahold offered I~solution ~B~8. The l~esolution vms reed in fnll and was passed, adopted, end apprOVed by the following vote, to-wit: A~es.' Nashold, Dyson, Ridder, l~iesland, Rooster. Noes: None° A~eent: none. ~esolution ~6~9 Accepting improvemaslts and Authorizing executions of Reconveyamce (N~n~ ~ubdiviaion). Councilm~n Rooster offered Resolution ~29. The Resolution wes read in full and wes passed, adopted, and approved by the R following vote, to-wit: ~es: Koester, Nashold, Dyeon, E~dder, Rieslando Ncc s: None. Absent: NOneo Sesolution ~0 Resolution authorizing City Clerk to !~xblish Notice for Bids for Third Ave. re-surfacing work. Councilman Riceland offered Resolution ~630°~( The Resolution w~s read in full and was passed, adopted, and apprOVed by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Riceland, Rooster, Nashold, Dyson, ELidder. Noes: None. Absent: None. 0rdinm~ce ~82 - ~elating to DisaSter It wes moved by Councilmen Nashald, seconded by Councilman ~iesland, which carried, that Ordinance ~$~ be placed on it's second and final reading. After reading of the title the Ordinance being in it's exact form as when placed on it's first reading, it wes moved by Coune~ Kidder, seconde~l by Councilman Riceland, and ce~ried, that reading of the text he waived. The Ordinance wes passed, adopted and approved by the following vote~ to-wit: Ayes: Nasheld, Dyson, I[idder, Riceland, Rooster. Noes: None. Absent~ None. Roberts Pe~k No, 2 A letter wes ~ from Lynn Zove and Henry Algert stating ~w?rovements in t~berta Perk No. 2 were complete and in accordance with plans and specifications. The letter was referred to the City Attorney for preparation of a Resolutione Electrical Ordinance Mr. Cor~ appeare~ beffore the Couueil again, stating that eometh4~g should be done about enfox~lng the Ordinance on Electrical work and Just what course he ahould follow. Attorney tLiggs repeated that we have an 0rdinanoe, and it should be enforced. Higse reco~zuended that Mr. Cord contact all the contractors and advise them that starting 4mm~diately the code ~,st be followed. Replace~aent of Trees: A letter was ree~ fr~n Mro Davis, C~ of t~ pl~n~4~ ~ssion reco~e~n8 rep~c~nt of t~es on Fig, ~der, ~ ~ bergen ~. ~d ~n be ~de ~th Co~s-Pi~se ~. ~t ~s ~d by ~ci~ ~son, sec~ed by ~ci~ Na~old, ~i~ c~i~, t~t the present t~es be r~d by the City ~d replac~ by the City ~ the Cocos-Pl~sa Trash Containers~ Mr. Boyer reported that the tx~sh diapoe~l containers the ff~'Greet Poster ,~ervioe"' proposed to set up in Chula Vista have been found very unsatisfactory in National City, according to the National City Street Superintendent. Councilman Riceland suggested no further action be taken. Cement Contractor Ordinance Mr. Boyer reported on the Cement Contractor Ordinance to the effect that we have an adequate Ordinance requiring a special Council license for contractors dotn~ sidewalk work; the problem is the enforcing of said Ordinance. No action was taken. Bills Paid After examination by the entire Council and approval of the Finance Co,,..lttee, Warrants Nos. 6368 to ~ with bills attacheA, with the EXo~s~'A'~0N of No. f~gA, on motion of Councilman Riceland, seconded by Councilm~ Kidder, which carried, wore ordered paid. AD~0 .U~: Upon motion of Councilman Wcester, secon~e~l by Councilman Kidder, which carried, the meeting was adjourned, sine die. _Herbert V. Bryant, City Clerk · mala V£ota ~ City To~l & ~ Serviee Co. Koeo~ers Loreus Lee & Le~ehorn L~ganla Paint & L:tnolmm {(~u~.,,=m,,,.,.d/;.obirdon Clinic M~e Park-~-Heter Gcaq~m~ National ~uto Parts bison & Sloa~ 2~ ,00 216o00 72.~0 7.67 72.17 25,00 258,30 Z~23X.~ m 6417 d~4X~ 64~9 Paoifi~ Telephone & Tel.Co. Palmer, Peck, Beatrice - Se~re~r~ Portero Raleigh~. Service ~ Store ~iohfield Oil Rohr ~troraft Corp, T~e, ~ tube, Teleph~M ,,rv~ee ~/x6/67 x0?.X4 watt bulbs so per contr.,p~pe Light b~Ab md .park~lug First AM(Fire) Park irene ~dor BXadm Ia~ro~ .~t. - plane profile ~uto repairo ere, Grou~ Life Inouranoe ~ - 2~00 mq,~ feet 7 P~ntalm for ~pee~lec_t~ion at $~ each STATEmeNT OF THE CITY CLERK I, HERBERT V. BRYANT, City Clerk of the City of Chula Vista, California, DO HE. BY CERTIFY AND DECI~.RE that the City Council of the City of Chula Vists, at an adjourned regular meeting duly held on August 26, 1947, has duly and regularly canvassed the returns of the special bond election held in the City of Chula Vista on August 19, 1947, and has declared the result of said election. That the bond prooosition voted upon at said election is as follows, to wit: "PROPOSITION: Shall the City of Chula Vista incur a bonded indebtedness in the principal sum of $194,000.00 for the purpose of the acquisition and construction by said City of a certain municipal improvement, to wit: additions to and improvements of the City sewer system, consisting of the acquisi- tion snd construction of trunk sewers, a sewage trestment plant and an outfall sewer, and including the acquisition of all lands, rights-of-way, machinery, apoaratus, equip- ment and property necessary therefor?" That all absent voter ballots issued were received or returned and accounted for on August 20, 1947, and that on that date were duly counted and canvassed and the result of such count is hereinafter stated. That the total number of votes cast in each of the respective election precincts established for said election upon said proposition and the number of votes for said proposition and the number of votes against said proposition in each of said precincts, and the total number of votes cast in said city upon said proposition and for and against said proposition in said city are as follows: Consolidated VotinM Precinct ..YE.s NO. TOTAL A 66 32 98 B 121 6 C 76 15 91 D 43 13 56 E 59 22 81 F 41 13 54 G 29 27 56 H 40 27 67 Total Votes In City 4?5 155 630 Absentee Votes 5 3 8 Total Votes Including Absentee Vote 48~0 158 638 That the votes of more than two-thirds of all of the voters voting at said election were cast in favor of the adoption of said proposition and said proposition has been declared to be carried, and the City Council of the City of Chula Vista is authorized to issue bonds therefor as provided by law. I CERTIFY that the foregoing statement of result is a full, true and correct statement of the facts of said canvass and of the results of said election, and that as soon as the result was declared, the aforesaid statement was duly entered by me, the City Clerk of the City of Chula Vista, on the records of said City Council. ENTERED August ~, 1947. (SEAL) Chula Vista, CaZ~Ifornia. 2.