HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1937/11/01 Tn~ Go~oll me% in r~al~ session, in ~%~ Co.oil Ch~foer of the Cit~ i!ail, on
the above sho~ ~ate~ ~d%h Ll~or Dr~ ~re~i~ing~ ~!~eti~ called ~c or,er a~
o~clock, P. !~. ~esent: Liayor Bro~, Co,~ci~en B~t a~nd Loltz~ ~bsent: Council-
I~f~ OF P~0L-S L~Q: The ~2inutez of the recul~r r~eeting of October 4,
19~7, ha~ng been prepared and ~ai~ed tc each r~n~ber of this Co~c~l b~ the City Clerk,
we~ approved as prepaid ~d ~iled~
P~ T~ C~2,~C~3~: The Clerk read a letter ~itten to R. W. ~tty, Co~ty Auditor,
by the County ~lerk, notifying hir~ that the Bo~d of Juper~sors had ordered the
taxes c~eelled on the p~k property purchased f~n the S~ Diego Trust & Sa~ngs B~.
~TiOE~ CITY ~IC~i0t~ 0F iL~: Ti~ Jution~ City City Co.ell extended ~d
iavitation to the Officisls of Chula ¥ista tc atte~d the ~edicstion ceremonies of the
New City ~ll and the observance of the City's Fiftieth ~iversa~ to be held at
the new City i~all ~?:OC o'clock, P. ~i. Satu~y, i~ovember 6, 19~?, The city clerk
was Instructed to. t?a~ the National City Co~n~cil ~nd inform th~ that as r~u~y as
~assible would attend.
RO~ ,CIlaG ~TITICN~: ~perty oysters on Ced~r ~v~nue, lJadison and Orange Avenues
petitioned the Oouncil to oil said ~t~ets nt th~ esrllest possible dste. The clerk
wa~s inst~cted to notify said petitioners that ~2propiatio~"~s for oiling ~d been depleted
In the present budget and t~t consideration ~;ould be givea ~hen the ne~ buret
· ~ ~ade~ ~k'. i.~rston Burnham, !i~:~g on Cth ~ve~ue ~'~nfo~ed ~. Da~es that if the
city would lay the oil that he waa sure the pronerty o~ers on 6tt~ avenue Mo~h of
Bonita Road ~uld D~chase s~}e. The clor~ was inst~acted to info~ !.~. ~ham
that progr~ of oiling was co~pleted for the year but that next ye~ this ~ght be
acconpli shed.
Y00D ~'~J~s ~ ~. I~s. Viola ~ ~d, by letter, requested the ~cil to gr~t
pe~sston 'to' 'the va~ous organizations to erect platfo~ ca both sides of the
wal~'~ay on the Plaza, s~id p~tforz~ to be ~ovuble ~d to extend over the grass so as
not to obst~c~ the wa~, for the pu~ose of having "Food S~!es'% ~ue question of
liability to the city in case of accident was dlscus~d ~d the City ~tto~ey stated
that ke felt that the city's extent of liability would not be uny more than it is at
present. Co~ci~G~ Ti~ons ha~. a~ived at this time ~d being info.ed of the
question state~ that inasmuch as there was no other place tc hold said sales ~d as
the various org~izaticns co~ut~osed ~ big majority of the citizens he felt the location
would all right~ Upon r.~otion b2~ Cl. Dry~t,~ seconded by Cl. T~ons, which carried,
Local 0rg~izations were g~.nted pem~ission t~ use s~id w~lk~my in the Plaza for holding
said fooa sales upon condition theft they erect ~ovable pl~fo~s which ~st be approved
by the City ~gineer, which ~ust be re~nove~ in~]ediately after said sales, greeds clewed
of debris by org[mization holdi~ said sale and peE~ission obt~neA from the I~yor and
~ity Clerk for each sale.
'.Y.R. ~'~S S~ ~G~: L~. ~J. ~. Edv~ards, Yy l~tter, info.ed the Council
that the cit'y had removed a line of eucal~tu~ trees on ~ut~ono.1 avenue north~rd f~rG
!~cIntesb street sene years ago as wel~ as on licintos~ street and t~t the result is that
the at. pearance upon ~teri~ the city on said svenu~, i~ very 'snsightly. i~e offered, to
co-operate witl~ ~.y work L~bich the city ~ight do to iR?roving said appear~ce. ~e
~tter %Jas referred to the Jtr~et S~erintendent~
Sf~ D~C~F~ CL~: ~,h~. ~2~i~ld ~a~, ~l~ger ? the J~ Dieg~Cali~ornia
Club, ~,~ote the Council of the advertising ~d publicity given Chul~ 7ista by said
organization through their advertising medium~ and stated that a fair share of public-
ity will be given this city in the c~ng ye~r~ The letter was received with apprec-
iation ~d ordered filed.
D~S ~ ",~I~G~R C01~i~I~: lh~. D. N. l~l!an, ?ice ~esident of the S~ Diego
~ust L Savi~gs ~a~, %,~ote the Council co~m~ending the $ity Y~tto~ey ~nd the City
~gineer for their courteous and helpful ccoperatl~ ir cansumating the transfer of
~k 2~roperty. ko otated tl~t he hoped the citizens of the con~n~ty would be
thankful for the vision of this ~inistrati~n in acquirfng said property. ~is letter
-~Jas also recefved ~itb a!~preciation ~d ordered
C~L ~ DUL-~'~I~{: k bu!]etin from the Loud~e of Culifo~ia Z~icip~ities
re?~e~ing data on civil servic~ ~J~d retir~r~nt r~atte~'~ , ~s read ~nd referred to the
~{ L~TI~T~ ~%Q~AS~: ~ ~otiti~, !gnarl by resident~ on J stoat, requesting
.ee.z,~o z~ovember l, ]959,
the Council to ~"¢~ ,~e.* t>~ ....... ..... , .... ce., ,~:..~"' ~oi~e create~ by '~'r~, ....... Uo~ver ~d ~embers
of his church held in the home of '~...lta lLar~h~l] w~s re~d ~d ~.~. ~orge Kerr
~nformed the Council that thc a~'-~eh u~bors held their meeti~cs ~s ofte~ as three
t!~es a week ~:~d crew, ted u~de~irabie :oi~e~ as late as 11:50, ?~ ~ Chief Kelly
their ~uv~s~Ictlc: tJ crier it sto~fied.
Vi ta~.~.~"''~- ~m~ ~'..~.,~.~ A~oclation ~d which was turned in ~v. thc~ to ~=. ~a=.o~uin~ ~
~vr= ~r~ce of the new s"fe to be ~249.00 plus sales fez ~r~5 the s~fe n~ used by the
Pultce De~ ........ ~..~ ectio: was iai:eh uI~o~ reco~e~tio~ of C~d~e Kelly as the
fi!e~ ~u~~ ~he .e ..... ~-~'~ he used ~' the ~
~o~ ~. Gl. Doi~z ,~ '~ ~ Resolution ~' ~co ..:, ~ ~
a hearing to consider the removal of La~'°~_~a Vista from t~e sin~gls ~=~.=l~'~,~'~" zone to the
~mltiple dwelling zone. The ..... ~-~
~=.~u_~.~=~: ~as read, md ~ i~assed a~4 adopted as read,
by the fo=lo:~ng mots,to-v~t: "~'
Ci. Howe. !i0ES:
~ROb~ ~b~'~,CE: ~. ~rya:.t ~,...ed Resolution i~o~ 50,0,, ~ ~ : < <'
authoriming t'he l{ayor to ..... ' ~ ~' ~ e ~ ~
.~o= benaa.~o~ the ~ + '
~ of Chula Vista
to the Travelers ~ surauce Co~ for sick ~dac~...,~+ insur~ce for those employees
c~s so ~a~. z~_~ insurG~ce is ~,==ed sntirely by the employees
uho have si~ed ~ ~'* ~'' ~" '~' '
but to obta~ the afoul :~at~s it has to m:m to the ci~y~ The resolution was r~ad,
~d was passed and adopted as read, by the ffoilowi~ vote, to-wit: .ffES, Cl. Bry~
Boltz, Brovm mud TL~ns. I:0~: None. '~<~' ~'~.~ Howe.
~%~u~ No. ~66. Upon notion ..... ~ 31. Boltz, seco:deal by Cl. Ti~muons, which
c~ried, Ordin~ce ~. 26~ was placed ~ its first reading. This is au ordin~ce
concerlning picketing, interfering with employment, carrying b~ers, etcetera.
'~L0~ C~US: Upon motion by Cl~ Boltz, seconded by Cl. B~t, which
carried, ~Y~yor Bro~ was authorized to appoint co~aitt~es to cooperate with the
Post Office Depa~ment in their pl~ for t~i~ a national census of the unemployed
~d partly ~e~loyed. This action was t~en upon the urgent request of the National
A~nistrator in Uashington, D. C.
PH~BI~ ~S~d~CE: ~ilding ~spector ~ons requested the Co~cil to pay p~
of his home telephone bi'll as he is called at all hburs of the day ~ter work ~d
on S~days to ~ke inspections or be consulted by prospecti~ builders. The Co~cil
discussed the advisability of ~ing action on such request as it ~uld set a p~cedent
which others ~ght wish to use, ~d the ~tter was held over to the ne~ ~eting.
Fi~ ~ CDy~M: C~ef Kelly related to the Co~cil of certain false riot
which ~d been ~de in the past ~d of the haza~ in ~s~ring such calls. ~ stated
that ~ have no o~in~ce covering s~ ~d rec~ended that the Co~cil ~ one
dra~. The Co~cil felt that it should be done and upon motion by Cl. T~ons,
seconded by Cl. Boltz, v~ich car~ed, the City Attorney ~s inst~eted to so do~
~ CO~,ICE:, ~e City ~gineer reposed to the Co~cil on the ~rpo~
Confe~nce which he attended in S~ ~r~cisco. The ~n reason for which he attended
~=s to find out me~s ~d methods whereby ~ ~t obtain fin~cial assist~ce in
the deficient of a proposed ai~ort in this city but he discovered t~t the only
gover~ental agency fr~ ~ich money ~ght be obtained ~s the P. N~ A. ~d such money
obtained fr~ them had to be ne~ly ~tched by the city recei~ it~ ~is lea~s
the city in the s~e position it has been in as it would be neeess~ for us ~
ha~ assur~ce ~om some bona fide cOnce~ t~t they ~uld move here If ~ would
build the aripo~ ~d they could lease cheap land adjacent~
][eeti~g of ~ovamber 1, 19~7, continued.
PERIODICD_L i~Dt~,S,: The ~onthl~~ reforts of the City Judge, t]~e Police ~nd Yire
Depar~ents for the nonth of October ~ud the Treasurer's reDoz~t~ for the months of
August ~d ~ptembe~ were ex. ned and ordez~d filed.
~'S F~G: ~s. ~uie E.~. ~ ~ ~ote th e Co~cil that she h~d lost a
lmrge fl~ ~d that ~he thought the Doy Scout troop of the l~lethodist Church had used
it last ~md that I~. C. V. Bro~{~ had been their So~t ]~ster ~t the ti~e that it was
bo~owed~ S~ req~sted the Co~cil to do w~t they could in helpi~ her find it.
}~yor Br~,a~ stated that he h~d never been the Sce~ f{~ster ~d had never hea~ of the
flag. The Clerk ~s instructed to v~ite L~$. Ha~c~ info~dng her that the city ~ew
not~ about her fl~g nor did i~
BI~ Pi~: Upon notio~ by Cl~ Tigons, seconded by Cl~ Bryan~, w]~ch carried,
the foll~vi~ bills, ~fter ex~n~tion by the fin~ce c~dttee, were ordered paid:
11336 P~' Roll, ~ner~l Oct. 1-15-3~ ~1,118~25
i1337 Pay Roll, Streets & Sea?ers Oct. 1-15-37 510~35
llZZ8 P~y i~oll, ~neral & Df. V. L. Oct. 16-3l-Z7 1,206~65
11339 Pay Roll, Streets & Se~'~ers, Oct. 16-~1-37
llZ40 f{~stin Safe & Desk Co. Fili~g c~binSts ~ud l~p, 57.38
ll$41 Burroughs f~ding l~]achine Co. Service contract, 8~00
llZ42 ~son G~r~e, L~bor end parts, 8.33
11343 Percy H. ~od~n Co. City ASto~ey's Bond, 5.00
11344 ~ptil & f~lton, Fire Insurance, 5~00
11345 Chus. P. ?ioies, Y{~'.g~st & September S~l~ry,
11~6 },~uehleisen Comp~uy, i~teri~Is,
11347 0rtiz Idotor Coml~y, Labor, Z~00
ll3~ City Revolving ~d, For ama~ cas~ ?~m~ents,
ll~9 ~cific Che~cal Cozxp~y, goal~s, 7.73
!1~50 S~ Diego Cons. Gas a Elactric ~J~. Ga-- a Electricity, 430.32
llZS1 The S~ Diago S~, J~ertising, 5.00
11~52 5~: Diego Sprii~g & Br~<e Lic~rLa, ~bor ~ud suppli*~, 4.40
1].353 T~,'e 3eagrave Corporation, 0ve~-h~u~l of Fire Tr~,
113~4 Shell 0il Co~&~.y, O~soli'~e and oils, 141.$6
11355 St~da~ Iron .~orks, Re~ir~,
i1358 St te Compensation Insurgence .~und, Cor.~pens,~tion insurmuce, 827.72
L1357 Southern 3aliforni~ Tetepho~e 3o. Telephone Service~, 50~00
11358 The Travel sr~ Insurer.:ce Coo ]z.c~ j li.surance, 26.49
llZ59 Union 0il Co. of Callfor!~ia, 0ils, 2.58
11360 Bel~J. F. ~figginton, Sewing i~oject R~;:t~=!, 25.00
llSG1 The Newc~:b Re!~ ~.inG i.~c~i~e Co. ~bor ~u~d ~arts, II~85
!1S6~ Bobby Lay4 ~ap,ouudinS anim~ls f~r October, 19S~,
ll~6S ~th's ~'ug Store, First ~td ~[lit, l~0O
ll~6{ ~ula Vista L~Poer 0o. i~terials, 1.9~
11365 Sweetwater l~ard'~are, ~ler~::~dlse, 7.99
l136G F~ E. ~hcroft, i~. D~ ]Eedical ex~natiou ~f ~risoners, 5.00
11367 ~ail ~o~l, Labor, 1.86
11388 Seville Service Statio~, Tires ~d t,~bes, 59.25
11369 Farr~'s Cafe, Feeding prisoners, 5.41
llZTO D~ L. & ~i. F~ B~ks, Ce~eat pipe, 19.61
!l~71 California ~'~ater & Telephone C~ ~Yat~r, 308.80
11372 ~orge l~ttwood~ Pi~ing Conference L~cheo~,
i1373 lfallace E. ~er, Shier, [,le~]s, Firemen out of toYm :-zork, ~.20
I1374 ',~allace E. f~er, ~ni~T, ]~olu~teer Fir2L~:en 2uy October, 1937
11375 ~ul Sipple, ~bor und pa~s,
!1376 Helen L[. Scott, l~lcs, ge fo? October, ~957 8.25
11377 ~e ~l Grill, l.[e~] f~r e:~tr~, f?::"~ [la~loween
t:~is C~.cil s'~journed t~z l~'~ve?Aoer l~, ~9~7, b 7~(~ o'~ZccL, T.
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