HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1939/03/21 MINUT~f~ OF ~N ADJOUt~fED REGUJ~G{ Ig~iETIIJO OF TttE CITf COUNCIL OF TIDd CITY OF CRUI~ ~IST~, CALIFORI~iA H~1.D MARCH 21, 1939.
Tha Council met pursuant to adJour~nnent in the Council Chaubez, of the City Hall on the
above shovm date with Iv~ayor Done presidir~. The ~,~eeting was called to order at 7 o' clock
P. L!. z~resent: ~yor Done, Councill~en llowe, Tightens ~ud Brown. Absent: Cl. Brytmt.
K ST. CHICK~ HOUSE SUS~SION: Upon motioa by Cl. Ti~nons, seconded by Cl. Brown,
which carrie'd, the applie~i~n of I~. ~. J'. S. Browne for the suspension of chicken zone
restrictions on K. St. between 3rd and 4th Avenues was approved. ~is action was taken
after the City Planning Con~aissio~_ had reco~mnended seid suspension upon Lit. Browne obtain-
lng the signatures of three-fourths of the property owu~ers in said district.
P__~E~ING C~I~SSION I,~EC,~.~Jt~TIOIlS: Upon ~otion by Cl. Brown, seconded by Cl. Howe,
which carried, the following recomendations of the Pl~uning Cormntssion were approved:
The request of Miss Mantle Montgomery that she be allowed to remove from the parkway
in front of her property at 25~ Churctz Ave. two poor Jacaronda trees to be replaced with
two of the s~ne kind of trees;
The acceptance of the new preliminary nap of the Subdivision of Lot l0 and the North
~1.8 feet of Lot 15 in Quarter section 136, said property being owned aud subdivided by
i~. George lfimball and map now on file in the City Clerk's office.
HOTF~L ARC~DE: Upon motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Timmons, which carried,
the request of ~ir. Blanchard that he be allowed to erect an arcade fro~ the hotel building
to a post in the parking ~s approved upon condition that it be erected at the proper
height.
ORDINANCE 281: Upon ~otion by Cl. ~ro~m, seconded by Cl. Tirm~ons, which carried,
ordiq _an._c_e_ No. 281~ was placed on its first reading. This Ordinauce provides for the sus-
pension of the building set-back line of Lots 36 to 45 inclusive in the Dyer Tract, these
lots being the property facing F St. and between Church and Del Mar ~venues and the suspen-
sion affects the set-back of the frontage only; this action being taken after the applica-
tion of Dr. McCausland for said suspension had been investigated and approved by the City
Planning C~lssion.
LEGISLATIVE BILL~: Upon motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Breve, v~ich carried,
the C'i'ty Clerk was instructed to wire Senator Fletcher and Assemblym~n Stream urging them
to support Assembly Bill 2059 and Senate Bill 999, which Bills pertain to the expenditure
of County gas tax funds, and urging the~a to oppose Senate Bill 1089, which pertains to
the amount of the "in lieu" tax to be apportioned to cities and counties and which, if
passed, would reduce the amount of the due appropriation.
~.~L~ APPLICATION: The application of C~arence J. Wells for the Council's consider-
ation for the office of city clerk should there for any reason whatsoever be a ~acaney in
said office was read and ordered filed.
W~:~ C, OMPL~I~,~.: Mrs. Harold Pope called the attention of the Council to the
weed growth in Country Club Villas. She was informed by the Council that at the time
specified by ordinance, which is the latter part of May and the early part of June, should
these weeds not be cleaned off by the property owners the City would do said cleaning
and charge ~uld be made against the property owners for same but that the City had no
authority to go in at other times of the year to do said work.
REDPI~PTION OF CITY ~C~UIRED P, R0,P. ffd~TY: Cl. Bro~rn offered Resolution No. ~S9 which
is a resolution providing the schedule of payments for redemption and acquiring by record
of property acquired by the City of Chula Vista from any political subdivision of the
State of California. The City Attorney explained that this resolution was drafted for
the purpose of setting up a procedure to be used by the City for the settlement of tax-
deeded property acquired ~m the City from the County of San Diego and which property
is in the Mattoon District of said City. The Resolution was read and Paragraph ~ of
said schedule changed so that in case property owners did not avail themselves of the
privilege of paying their taxes in full by May 29, 1939 their payments would include
the same pennlties as charged by the County of San Diego so that there would be no dis-
crimination between the penalties paid by them and the penalties paid by amy other tax
payer. The City Attorney advised that it might be well to withhold aCt!on upon this
Resolution until it had been definitely decided by the Board of SuperviSors whether or
not they would take action suspending the penalties of other property in the CitY of
Chula Vista and the Council ordered the r~atter held over until said Board had taken
definite action.
I,~inutes of an ~journed P~gu!ar [Ieeting of the City Council, ~,5~_~ch 21, 1955.
BYr.~ i¥~L0: Upon n~otion by Cl. Drop,m, seconded by Cl. T~mons, which carried,
the following bills ~fter ex~uination by the Finance Comittee were o~3dered paid:
12,456 Pay Roll General-J-l-S9 to S-15-39 $ 1060.45
12,45~ Pay Roll Sts. & Sewers- 3-1-39 to
3-15-39 564.60
12,458 ~illimu ii. V~ Wart Used Grease G~ 35.00
12,459 She~n G. ~.lex~dez~ Plastering R~st Roo~ 15.62
12460 ~urice S. Iiooper i~e~i'~ St. Su~:t~ Bond 5.~
12,451 l~rz~ S. L~ller Del. on ~puty Clerk's Bond 1.00
12,462 Peters Feed Store Grass Seed 55.~
18,46Z P~ehfield 0il Cori~oration Kerosene 4.12
12,464 S.D. Cons. Gas a Eiactr!c Co. Gas & Electric bills 445.35
12,465 },~k T. Skinner ?lm:bing-Rest Rooli 96.95
12,~55 U~deP, mod Elliott Fisher Co~p~my, ~erhauli~g typm;~'iter 18.68
~,.lon by Ct. iio~e, ~,ecu~ed by Cl. oro~, which carried,
this Council adjourned sine ~
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