HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1935/03/05~LI1TU'~~% OF A ~ ~,~ETING 0~' '~..-~ GI'I~' Gour~C.LL 0.F CJ~l.~ V'ISTA, 3.~i.LIFO}LNIA.,
MARCH 5, 1935
The Oouncil met in regular session in the 0ouncil Chamber of the Oity Hall, on the
above shown date, with Mayor Rife presiding. ~eetiug called to order at ?:30 P. M.
Present: ~or Rife, Councilmen Howe, Lyons, Brown, Bolt--.
MINL~ 01~ PP~IOU~ ~TING$: The minutes of the last regular meeting of ~ebruary
5th, and adjourned regular meetings of the llth and ~5, 1935, and of March 4, 1935, having
been prepared and mailed to each member of this 0ounoil, were approved aa prepared and mailed.
S~t~EE'I~, WIDENING-' In the matter of raising the grade of E Street, between 4th Ave.,
and Minor Ave., which will require the acquisition of more land on each side of E Street,
to widen this thoroughfare, M~. J. T. Lareau, who owns land adjoining thc proposed work,
in person~ objected to this project, stating that it would tend to make his land so much
lower than the street level, that its value would depreciate. ~hen he was informed that
the raise of grade would not be higher than hie present driveway, he had no objections. 01.
Lyons suggested that the engineer for the city set stakes at the point of proposed wo~k~,
in order that ~r. T~aU Could see the level of the street desired, which was ordered.
DOGS, VAOOI~IATION 0F: William ~aoDonald, of this city, verbally a~ked this Council to
repeal its ordinance providing for vacsinating doge against rabies. He stated that the
vaccination was not effestive and in n~ cases destroyed the dogs; he Quoted reports to
substantiate his statements. Dfc ~. E. Asharoft, C~ity health officer~ was called to the
floor, and informed this 0ouncil that all antmale that auccled its young are subject to
rabies; doge may be bitten by cats or coyotes; that when a h~m~an or 8~ltmal h~s contrasted
rabies, the result is death; no cure known; treatment to prevent rabies when h~mane are
bitten, is very expensive~ and require 14 days at the least. He Quoted weekly reports from
the State Board of Health, showing that San Diego ~ad 10 cases of rabies, and 60 suspected
eases, in January, 19~5; that it bad 10 cases and 7~ suspects in December, 1934; that it
had 3 cases in the week ending ~ebruary, 193§. He Quoted other cites, also. He strongly
advised that the ordinance in Question remain effective, and that vaccination is the best
preventative. ~e city &ttoraey informed that he had consulted the Ooun~y Health office,
and the I~,-~--& Society, where learned that the treatment is both h,-~e and effective, when
vaccination is used; that San Diego has an ordinance re~uiring dogs to be vaccinated.
PLUMING IN~PEGTC~: A petition signed by E. L. Arche~"beau, H. D. Johnson and J. 0.
· hitt, local plambers~ was read, in which this Council is asked to appoint ~A~wk T. Skinner
aa plumbing inspector. Laid on table.
~ETING$ 0~ OITY COUNGIL: Upon motion by Gl. Brown, seconded by Gl. Howe, which
carried, the city attorney was instructed to change the present ordinance setting forth
the dates and hours of meetings of this Couneil~ from the first Tuesday in each month, at
7:30 p. m., to the first Monday of each month, at 7:00 p. m.
BTrJ~ PAXD~ Upon motion by Cl. Brown, seconded by Cl. Boltz, which carried, the
following bille~ after examination by the Finance Committee, were ordered paid:
9850 V. R. Dennis Oonstruction Co., Oiling National Avenue,
9851 Pay Roi1,
98§~ Pay Roll,
98~$ PayRoll,
gB~4Revolving Fund,
9855 The Copper Shop,
9856 Standard Iron Works,
9857 S. D. Tractor and Equipment Go.,
98~8 Jack Oalvars,
g85g Betty Bethge~
9860 Auto Club of So. 0alifornia,
9861 S. D. Gas and Electric Co.,
986~ So. Om!if. Telephone Co.,
98~3 Adolphe Dleterle,
9864 0'Melveny, Tuller & Myers,
9865 0. S. Timmons~
9866 ~llen & Rowe,
9867 Paul Slpple,
9868 F. E. Ashcroft,
9869 0. V. Sheet Metal Works,
9870 D. E. Rice,
9871 P. E.
9872 R. Lowell Davies,
9875 0. V. Star,
9874 Willis K. Fo1~,
$200°00
Street and Sewers, Feb., 1935, 593.00
Election Boards, Election, ~/~7/~5, 40.00
~Aiscellaneous, ~eb., 193§, 1800.00
Refund for small cash payrmente, 29.96
Pa2uaent on Street Sign, 30.00
Iron and Steel, 41.97
Tractor Pants, (Grader Blade) 14.98
Repairs to Police Car, Dec. and Jan. $9.91
Stenography connection PWA Paving, 6.67
Stop Signs on J Street, 56.13
Gas and Electricity, Feb., ~935, 451.88
Phone Se~vice~ do. 35.55
Airplane, PWA Paving, 4E.50
Legal Services, bond issues, 525o~8
Reimburse for expenditures, PWA. 1So45
Engineers, PWA Paving, 845.25
Auto tire repairs, 6°50
~edioal examination alleged drunks, 57.00
Badiator Repairs, 1.75
Inspecting Construction work, 36.05
Install Loader on Traetor~ 104.10
Reimburse, Expenses PWA Paving, 16.00
Publishing legal m~tters, 43°68
Insurance motor vehicle,fire & theft, 5.00
Meetir~ of March 5, 1935, 0ontinued.
9875 Homeland Building Co.,
9876 C. V. ~otor Sales Co.,
9877Gllmore 0il Gompany,
9878 Ross' Stationery Shop,
98?9 H. D. Johnson,
9880 Stand~rd 0il Go.,
9881 Kinney Bros.,
988~. Home Lumber Co.,
988~ S.W. Water Corporation,
9884 Denrich Press,
9885 W. E. Armor,
9886 Lucille Saxer,
Dynamite and Fuse, $ 12o19
Motor Vehicle Repairs, 1.53
Gaeoline~ February, 1935, 128.14
Office Supplies, 13.58
Repair Pl~nnbing City Hall Bldg., 4.50
Gasoline, January, 1935, 28°60
Radio Extension, Fire Dept., 6.83
Lumber, 8.60
Water, January, 1935, 26§.25
Print lng, 9.99
Pay roll, Volunteer Fireman, 42,00
Damage to bulldlng~ sewer stoppage, 2§°00
ADJOUR~,&~T: Upon mo~ion hy 01. Brown, seconded by 01. Boltz, which carried,
~hls Oouneil adjourned to 7:00 o'clock, ~. M., ~oh 18, 1935.
Attest:
Oity Olerk.