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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1940/01/02MIIIUTES OF A RE(NYLAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHUL~ ~T_ST~, C~-JulFORI~iA ~T~, ~ 2, 19~. ~e Council met in ~ ~ssi~ in *~ ~ei~ ~--~er of the City ~ on the abo~ sh~ date ~th ~or ~ne p~si~ng. ~e ~eti~ was called to o~er at ?:~ o'clock P. ~ ~esent: ~1 ~ers. T~ attendees of O~ef of Police ~lly, Street ~per- ~tendent ~ ~d ~ildi~ Iaspector ~ons ~s noted. ~ 0F ~US M~f~G: ~e ~u~es of the ~1~ meet~g of ~o~ber ~, 1~$~ ~vi~g beem prepped ~ ~i~d to each me~er of this Co. ell ~ the 0ity Clerk were app~ved as prepaid and ~iled. W~T~ ~ ~T: ~. O. ~. ~er appe~ed before the Co~cil ~d desired ~ ex- piration of the 0ity Clerk's letter with reference to r$~ trees in the par~ in ~nt of his residence at $10 ~ird A~m~ ~der the 0ity ~ee ~di~ee. Cl. ~we ~ ~or e~l~ned to ~. ~a~er t~t ~ vi~ of t~ fact that the trees ~d been plated at ~e t~- p~ers' e~e~se ~d if he should desire to replace these said t~es ~ eo~d not e~ect the t~ p~ers ~o p~ for the replae~ent ~ that is the reason for t~ said T~e ~di~- ~ce. ~. Walker ~so s~a~ed t~t he ~d fi~ s~de trees which he valued at approx~te- ~ $1.00 each t~t he would be glad to d~ate to the new City ~k, p~i~mg the City ~uld replace ~ t~es in the p~ of ~s pr~e~y with ~cos Pl~sas. Cl. ~ ~s appointed to investigate ~his ~tter and repo~. S~ 0N ~ ~: ~. H. L. ~key appea~d befo~ the Co~cil requesting t~t ~. ~eser ~ot be ~ed ~o 1~ asph~t side--s in ~nt of his pr~e~y ~t ~at re~l~ concrete side. ks be laid. ~s. ~tterfield also appea~d before t~ Co. oil ~th a s~l~ request in ~g~d to her p~pe~y. ~ Oo~cil ass~ed ~. ~key a~ ~s. ~tterfield t~t asphalt side~lW~ ~uld not be ~proved. ~ G~: ~is berg the t~ specified f~ the ~ening of sealed bids for the sUpply of gasoline to ~he OiSy fo~ one ye~ begi~i~ Feb~a~ 1, lg~ the clerk opeaed ~1 the bide ~d th~ were as fo~: St~d~d 0il O~y, ~c~ield 0il Co~, U~on 0il Oo~ ~d Gi~ 0il ~. ~oll~g are prices quoted on t~ abo~ bide for st~da~ ~ fli~t gasoline: 8tepid 0il St~d~d 1~ fli~t Union 0il ~1~ 1~ ~lte ~c~ie~ 0il Re~l~ 12~ Fl~h 11~ Gi~re 0il Re~l~ ~.1~ Fleet 10.~ ~on ~tion by Cl. ~ns, seceded ~ Cl. ~on, which c~ried, the contract for one ye~ ~s a~rded to the Oi~e 0il 0~y, its bid bei~ the lo~s~. C~ ~ ~: ~e c~rk read ~ss Scott's report of O~ist~s ~d e~enaitu~s ~d in view of the fact t~t the ~is~s O~tt~ee ~d a b~ce of ~.80 ~e advised they would not need the $1~ appropriatio~ w~ch t~ 0o~cil ~d ~teed to ~ke up ~ deficit. ~e ~ris~s ~$tee s~gested that this $1~ be set up in ne~ year's buret for O~ist~s baskets. Upon ~tion by Cl. H~e, seconded by Cl. B~n, which c~ried, it ~s a~eed that this be done. ~ ~ O~A~0N: ~e clerk read a letter f~m the Ohula Vista ~er of O~rce s~d by ~. 0. M. ~er th~i~g the O~cil, particularly 01. H~ of t~ Street Deponent, for the~ co~era~i~ ~d assist~ce in c~i~ out the p~ for She ~ity O~ist~s; ~so a letter ~ the 0hula Vista ~or ~ School, ~cipal ~. ~ ~se, Yr., th*-~iag the O~cil ~ ~et ~ssioner ~ for their cooperation a~d effioi~ for the ~eent oiling of ~rst Argue in front of the 8ch~l. ~C~ C~ ~'~ ~L~.T~: ~e clerk read a letter f~m ~. Ni~i~ ~ ~te requesting that t~ ~ric~ Citizens ~fense ~li~ce be ~l~ed to soliol~ ~e~s~ps for ~s or~ation ~thi~ the city l~ts of ~u~ Vista. ~or ~ne i~st~eted the c~rk to ~ite a letter ~o ~. Foots reQ~sti~ ~e info--rich as to t~ abo~ org~izatio~. cover~g license fees ~ para.ties be ~zed ~ to include solioit~g ~ ~ city of Oh~a Vista, those ~t sec~i~ licenses for s~ to ~ ~bJect to f~e. ~. ~es ~s inst~cted to sub~t a re. sion of t~s ~oe. ~ ~2~: ~e clerk read a letter f~m ~. E. L. ~eel~d ~i~ng as to the possibility of filling ~he vao~oy of 0ity ~eer's Job. 01. ~ stated that t~y were getti~ alo~ ~1 ri~ at the present ti~ without ~ e~imee~ a~ the l~ter was ordered filed. ~nutes of Regular Meeting of City Council, Held Ianuary 2, 1940. PETITION FOR E,I~,~ AV~... STREET 7MPROV~2~T: The clerk read a petition requesting that the City reg~ade Elm Avenue between J St. and Kearney St. so that proper drainage could be maintained. The petition was signed by adjacent property Owners. Also that a street light be placed at Elm Avenue and Kearney Street. After so~e d~scussion Street Commissioner Ho;,~e was instructed to check and report on same to the City Council. .PETZTIO~E~ FOR EEARNEY STEEET I~PROVE~,ENT: The clerk read a petition signed by adjacent property o~ers reques'ting that '~arney"~treet be widened and that the entire width from Third Avenue east to Fifth Avenue be g~aded and oiled. After some discussion Street Com~t esioner Howe was instructed to investigate. The clerk read a written request from i~r. R. H. Taber, Chairm~u of the P~-ing C~.,.tssion, as to the interpretation of the word "accepted" in extract from the Minutes of a Regular Meeting of the 0ity Council held Ia~ary ~., 19~4. It was the inter- pretation of the Council that the meantug of the word "accepted" in this instance was the s~ as "approved." 0.1~.!,N~E NO.. _~84; Upon motion by Cl. Brown, seconded by Cl. Timuons. which carried, Ordinance. .No. ~84 was placed on its first reading. This is an ordinance amending Ordinance No. ~.54, changing certain charges for construction and laying of sewer laterals. CARD T.=¥~E APPLICATION,: Upon motion by Cl. B town, seconded by Cl. Paxton, which carried, the application of Edwin H. Brewer to operate a card rOOm with two card tables at ~%? Third Avenue was approved. This action was taken after Chief I~lly had informed the Council that he saw no reason why it should not be grouted. TIDE L'dk~ES: Cl. Bro~ suggested that a letter be written to Representative Izac stating that the City would deed certain portions of lSthousand feet of tideland, or any amount they might desire of said portion, to the Federal GOvernment provided they would develop and improve same. City Attorney Davies was authorized to ~ite such a letter to the proper officials. PERIODICAL REPORTS: The monthly report of the City Yudge, the Police Department and the Fire Department for the month of December, 1969 and of the City T~easurer for the months of ~r an~ Ne~e~be~, 1939 were e~-mtued and ordered filed. BTT.~.~ PAID: Upon motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Tirmnons, which carried, the follow- lug bills after examination by the Finance Committee were ordered paid: 187 Pe~ Roll General-12~-l~-12-~-~-$9 $ 1080.55 188 Pay Roll Sts.& Sewers 12-1-12-15-~9 53~.50 189 P~y Roll General-l~-lS-~9 to 1~-31-~9 1158.00 190 Pay Roll ~ts. & Sewers lB-15 to lZ-31 49~.00 191 Armstrong Nurseries Lilting Chris,mas Tree 30.90 192 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Carbon paper 2.06 195 W. Bailey Co. 1/8 Bends 6.98 194 B.n~ of America L. A. Branch Pierson-DeLane Transmitter 25?.50 195 Bender-Moss Company Legal Hooks 51.50 196 Betty Bethge planning Corm.1ssion Meeting ~.50 197 Guy A. Bigelow Pansy plants 5.65 198 Bureau of Printing Pl---ing 0ommtesion books 1.55 199 Gerald L. Baldwin Distillate 200 N.L. Curtis Resuscitation gas 6.18 201 California Laundries Yell Laundry 1.76 202 State Relief Administration Laborers 1~1.9~ 203 California Water & Telephone Co. Hydrant rental and water,Dec. 36~.~0 204 California Water & Telephone Co. Hydrant rental and water, ~an.354.80 ~05 Chula Vista Electric Company Electrical supplies 98.01 206 Fender's Service Truck Tire 19.31 20? H.G. Fenton Materiel Company Plaster sand, etc. 208 Ben l~--Wlin Store Recreation Com. 2.08 209 C.Y. Hondry 0o. Basket Bell Nets (Rec. Com.) .41 210 Homeland Building Co. Dy~-mtte and Fuses 14.4~ 211 M.S. Hooper Sew. ProJ. Rental Nov. & Bec. 50.00 212 l~Adson-Tucker. Inc. Barco oil, springs, etc. 10.87 213 Kimnore Electric Co. Electrical supplies 8.43 214 Kinney Bros. Gas Heaters 2?.9? 215 Bobby Law ~,npounding ent,,.le, Dec. 22.50 216 Chas. P. Moles Warrants cashed Oct. & Nov. 126.2~ Minutes of a Regular Meeting of City Council, January 2, 19AO 217 National Avenue Printery Cb-nge slips for Pay Roll 9.01 218 National Lumber Core. amy Staples, wire, etc. 4.54 219 Nelson & Sloan Plaster sand, rock, etc. 28.46 220 Pierson-DeLene, Inc. Crystal for Police radio 36.8~ 221 Richfiel~ Oil 0orporatio~ Gasoline for November 227.80 222 Ross Statimaery & Equipment Co. Stationery supplies 6.70 22~ S.D. Cone. Gas & Electric Co. Gas &Elec. for November 429.96 2P~ Sen Diego Fire Equipment CO. Extinguisher re-charges, etco 7.31 225 San Diego Sanltor Supply Co. Disinfectant 3.09 226 San Diego Tractor & Equipment 0o. Tractor repairs ~8.79 227 Sanitary Wiping Rag amd Waste Co. Merchandise 7.21 228 Helen M. Suott, Oozaaumity Nurse Mileage for December 9.09 229 Security Trust & Savings B~-~ Tractor payment Dec. 101.88 2~0 ~ecurity Trust & Savings B..t- Tractor payment for January 101.SS 2~1 Southern California Telephone Co. Telephone Service A~.65 232 Stauda~d Iron Works Grader supplies and repairs 15.77 2B~ Standard 0il Company of California Roof cOating, priming solution, 39.0~ 234 Walker's Store Basketballs (Recreation Com.) 7.17 23§ Travelers Iusurence COmpany Group Life Yms. Premium 20.70 236 Travelers Insurance Company Group Accident Ins. P~emium 20.70 237 The Waller Ranch 3 Palm Trees AS.00 2~ Western Metal Supply CO. Cutting 0il 1.15 239 Home I~,mher 0ompany Co~ent P~.87 240 ~ebb Bros. Ltd. Oxygen & Acetylene 18.A~ 2~1 City Revolving Fund Miscellaneous Bills 95.71 2~ W.E. Armer, Fire Chief Volunteer Pay Roll 47.00 2~3 F.E. Ashcroft, M.D. E~m~uation of Prisoners-Dec. 6.00 2A~ City Clerk Transfer of Funds 500.00 2A5 W.S. ~.m. Survey for sidewalks on l~mdis 10.00 ADJ0,~: Upon motion by Cl. HOwe, seconded by Cl. T~mm~ns, which carried, this Council adjourned sine die. ¢~y Clerk