HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1940/10/07 MINUTES OF A REGULAR ~&~I~I'ING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHULA YISTA,
CALIFOP~ HELD OCTOBER, ?,
The Council met in re~-mlar seeston in the Council Chamber of the City Hall on
above shown date with ~ayor Done presiding. T~e meeting was called to order at ? o'clock
P.M. Present: Ail members.
~ OF ~h.~V.LOUS ~E~TIN~S: The minutes of a regulsr meeting of Sept. 3rd and of the
adJou'r~ed regular meetings of Sept. 12th and Sept. 19th having been prepared and m~_led to
each member of this council by the city clerk were approved as prepared and ~led.
SET-BACE ORD. ~IOLA~,0N,:, M~. Yawger, who had been requested by the Council to move
his recently constructed garege as its location is in conflict with the Set-Back Ordinance,
appeared before the Council to request that a suspension of the Set-Back Ordinance relating
to his lot on 6th Ave. and H St. be granted. He produced a scale map which showed the
location of the present building and explained that he had placed it in this location be-
cause it see~ed to h~m to be the least conspicuous spot. He further stated that he found
no provision in tl~ law which would classify his building as a traffic hazard. Be also
stated that at the time of the constxw~stion of the garage he waS not suspicious nor had
he an idea that the garage location was in conflict with an~ city ordinance. At this
point the City Attorney was asked where the liability for this violation rested. His
reply wes to the effect that in no way was the 0ity liable. Be further stated that in his
opinion it was a matter to be settled between the Building Inspector and Mr. Yawger.
~en asked if he had discussed the matter of Set-Back Ordinance ~n~ location with the
City Clerk M~. Yawger stated that he had not. At this point Cl. Dopree stated that in his
opinion an ordinance should either be repealed or enforced an~ asked Mr. Yawger if he had
any suggestion as to a reaSonable settlement of this sit~mation. MA-. Yawger cited several
instances in which the Council had previously waived zone restrictions and stmtl~ matters
~ud suggested that the same procedure be followed in this case. Mayor Done then told
Mr. Yawger that the Council would take the matter under advisement and notify h~m at a
later date of their decision.
t~D~EST FOR MASTER ~'S ~,'raENSE: Mr. E. A. Logan of 3255 Byron St.. San Diego.
appeared before the Council to request a Master l~umber's License. He was advised that
it would be necessary fo~ bt~ to be e~mtued by the local P!~u~bers' ~r~tn~ Board before
a license could be issued.
R0~R AIRCRAFT CORPORATION: The clerk read a letter from the Rohr Aircraft Corporation
in which they 'acknowledge the receipt of and acceptance of the terms of l~eolution'No. 579.
FV~AV. ~W.?. U~W.V. ~ L~P~: The clerk advised the Council that effective as of October
1, 1940 electric 'service for lights at the ball park had been ordered cancelled by the
City for the reaSon that there was no provision in the new budget for same.
RE~YEST FOR 0IL LEA~E: The clark read a letter from D~. Whiteloc~ of ~en Diego
again requesting consideration for e lease of the City-owned tide lands for oil drilling
purposes. After a brief discussion the Council ordered the letter tabled.
AUDITOR'S I~gPOi~: The clerk read a letter from M~. W~rold
Certified Pablic Accountunts, in which a complete report of his recent audit of the books
of the 0ity of Chula Vista was explained and upon motion by Cl. t~we, seconded by Cl. Paxton,
which carried, the report was ordered acceptede
'I~ FLA~S ~m~.,$: Chief of imolice Kelly acquainted the Council with the fact that the
present flags furnished by the Oity are badly in need of replacement and upon motion by
01. D~pree, seconded by Cl. Pa~ton, which carried, the clerk was authorized to buy new
flags when funds are available for same.
BTT.T-~I p~: Upon motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Paxton, which carried, the
following ~ilis after e~m~-~tion by the Finance Cow~ttee were ordered paid:
?73 Pe~ Roll Last ~ Sept., 40 ~eneral- 1155.50
7?4 !~ Roll Last ~ Sept. Sts.& Sewers 552.50
??5 W.S. AY~.~ Aug. & Sept. Surveys 46.25
?76 F.E. A~he~oft w-~.~nation of t~isoners 8.00
777 W.E. Armer, Fire Chief Volunteer Pay Roll 87.00
??8 Bet~y Bethge Plan. 0c~. ~eting ~/16/40 2.50
7?9 Burroughs Adding Machine Co.any Carbon paper, etc. 8.00
?~0 Chula Vista Electric Company Flash lights, switch, etc. 3.94
781 City T~easurer of San Diego Radiotelephone ~ental 25.50
782 R.T. Couyers ~ror in rating prowl car 6.08
78~ California Water & Telephone CO, H~dra~t rental, etc. 422.84
?84 0hula Vista Electric Company Leaps, etc. 4.95
75§ 0alifornia Laundries Sail laundry for Sept. 2.?3
Minutes of a l~egular Meeting of the Oity 0ouncil, held Oct. 7, 1940.
?88 Carlson & S~son Generator repairs 8.47
787 The 0hula Vista Star Publishing 0rdinauces, etc. 48,S~.
788 Chula Vista Paint & Hdwe. Store Merchandise
?85 Chula Vista Lumber 0o., Merchandise 8.76
790 Diehl & Edwards Audit July 1, 39 to tU~e 30, 40 183o00
791 Erich & Tony's ~uper Service Automobile repairs 2.2~
792 Farrah's Cafe Prisoners' Meals- Sept. 11.19
793 Gilmore 0il 0om~any Gasoline for Sept. 2~58o50
?94 Guilbert's Pharmacy First Aid supplies 4.77
795 Maurice S. t~ooper Sewing ProJ. Rental Sept. & Oct. 50.00
?96 t~udsoh-Tuckar, Inc. Repairs for Barco tt~mner, etc. 21o89
?97 Warren E. Hatz Fertilizer 6.44
?98 ~4--ey Bros. l~adio repairs 22.96
?99 Kettner-Stafford-Gold~mith CO. Premium on renewal of Judge's Bond 5.00
800 Bobby Law T~ou~ding a~m-ls for Sept. 27.50
801 Leslie's Photo and P~dio Shop Repairing ta~ st-~p., envelopes, etc. ?.25
802 R.V. Morris Company Foam recharges, etc. 10.14
803 0has. P. Moies, City Treasurer % Warrants cashed -August- 80.10
804 National Auto Parts 0crop.ny Autc~otive repairs 24.11
806 W.Y. Ruhle Motorcycle rep~Lirs ?4.?2
80? Raleigh's Garage Tire and tube, etc. 30.65
808 Richfield 0il Corporation I~bricating oil 13.60
809 Ross Stationery ~ud Equipment Come, any, Stationery supplies 5.71
810 Sen Diego Tractor and Equipment 0o. Diesel Tractor repairs 18.93
811 Paul I. Stevens Automobile repairs 19.35
812 San Diego Cons. Gas & Electric Co. Service for August 460.96
813 State Relief ~-~nistration Services rendered ?/29 to 8/28/40 53.31
814 San Diego Tractor and ~.quipmA~_t 0o. Repairs for Oatertlillar 10.26
815 Helen M. Scott, Community Nurse MAleage for Sept.
816 F.J. Sirchie 0o. Finger print ink, dusting powder 3.11
817 State 0ompensation Insurance Fund Y. usur~uce preml,,~_- 8.2?
818 Southern California Telephone CO. Sex-vice for Sept. 45.45
819 Stationers' 0orporation Pencils 1.0~
820 Otto Stang Welding 1.~5
821 South Bay Lumber 0o., Ltd. Lathe, etc. 4.63
8~ San Diego Fire Equipment CO. 0hemicals 1.55
823 Standard 0il Company of 0alifornia Iferosene 12.87
824 Squires-Belt Material 0o. Sewer ,Pipe 32.86
825 Travelers Insurance Company, ~oup Life Ins. Premium 29.17
826 Travelers Insurance 0~e~y Group sick and acc. ~n.. t~emium 39.60
82? ~m*l Tholl Repair Truck and Pick-Up 8.54
~,.~, ~: Upon motion by Cl. Dupree, seconded by 01. PIowe, which carried, the
meeting was adjourned sine die.