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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1940/11/12 MINU'i~ OF ~N ADJOURNED REGULAR I~EETING OF TI~i~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHUL~ VISTA, CALIF0~'~I~, HELD NOV~'~ER 12, 1940. The Council met pursuant to adjournment in the Council Chmnber of the City Hall on the above shown date with Msyor Done presiding. The meeting was called to order at 7 o'clock P. M. Present: Clmen. Done, Howe, Dupree, Perkins. I~i~BNAYER RE. QUiT: ~. Laubmayer appeared before the Council with a request for permission to place a trailer on his property faci~g K Street and renting it to one of his employees. He also requested permission to convert a double garage into living quarters for auother employee. Upon motion by Cl. Dupree, seconded by Cl. Howe, which carried, the Kmtter was referred to the Council as a whole for investigation, report to be ~ade at the next regular meeting. REPORT OF RECREATI,0,Iq~L C(N~,~I'I~I~.~: ~. Jack ~Ltllan appeared before the Council and reported that a conference had been held ~ith I~. Jas. Galder and ~Lr. F. igc Chase re- garding the establishment of a recreation commission. He said their findings were that school boards could appropriate money for recreationol purposes, providing there existed a reg~.lar recreational commission which had been a?pointed by the Council. Suggestion was m~de that the following be n~umed to that co~ission: J.C. Lauderbach, F. B~. Chase, R. B. Reinbach, D~lfrieda Rook, Rev. Lester Bond and Jack Millan ~s Secretary; Zhe com- mission to be called Board of Recreational Conm~ssioners, to h~ve Jt~isdiction over re- creational activities and to report to the Council from time to time. Upon motion by C1. Dupree, seconded by Cl. Howe, which carried, the above mentioned were appointed as a comrzittee to outline plans and report to the Council at the next regular meeting. Cl. Paxton appeared at this time. ~E~V STREET LIGht: Upon motion by Cl. Paxton, seconded by Cl. Dupree, which carried, the clerk vms instructed to contact the San Diego Gas and Electric Company and have an extra street light installed at the Southeast corner of Third Avenue and E Street. C~J~SS OF VOTES: The Council proceeded to canvas the votes cast at the eleven pre- cincts of the Special election held November 5, 1940 and to count the absentee ballots. After the count and canvass were made Cl. Howe offered Resolution No,. 582.~ This is a reso- lution stating the result of a canvass of election returns of the Special Bond Election held November 5, 1940. The resolution was read in full and was passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Clmen. Howe, Dupree, Pa~ton, Perkins, Done. Noes: Noneo Absent: None. STL~,~fT OF THE CLERK: I, Herbert V. Bryant, Clerk of the City of Chula Vista, California, DO HEREBy CESTIFY YdqD DECLARE that the City Council of the City of Chula Vista, at its regular adjourned meeting duly held on November 12, 1940, has duly and regularly canvassed the returns of the special bond election held in the City of Chula Vista on November 5, 1940, and has declared the result of said election. That the proposition voted upon at said election is aS follows: Shall the City of Chula Vista incur a bonded indebtedness in the principal sum of $15,000 for the acquisition by said city of a certain m~uicipal improvement, to wit, an airport site, including the acquisition of aL1 lands and property necessary or convenient therefor? The canvass being seven days after said election, all absent voter ballots have been duly canvassed and counted as required by law and the result of such count is hereinafter stated. That the total number cf votes cast in each of the respective election precincts established for said election upon said pro- position, the number of votes for said proposition and the nUmber of votes against said proposition in each of said precincts, and the total number of votes cast in said city upon said proposition and for and against said proposition in said ci~ ere as follows: RESULT OF CANV~SS OF w. r2CTION RETURNS Total Number fdVD ~AB~~ ON PROPOSITION. of Votes Cast Number of Number of VOTING PRECINCT Votes Yes ,V?t, es' ~No II1 ~ecinct A 167 Z9 2O6 B 156 40 196 C 149 32 lB1 D 161 27 E 162 17 179 ? l~0 47 ~27 ~iinutes of an Adjourned Regulsm Meeting of the City Council, Held November 12, 1940. G 221 27 248 H 157 32 189 I 157 25 182 J 190 50 240 K 166 51 217 Totals, showing total number of votes in city Yes and No and all votes cast in the city (except absentee votes 1,866 38? 2,253 Absentee Absentee Votes Total Number of Votes Yes No Absentee Votes 14 2 16 Totals, showing total number of votes Yes and No and all votes cast at election, including absentee votes 1,880 389 2,269 That the votes of mere than two-thirds of all of the voters voting at said election on said proposition were cast in favor of the adoption of said proposition, and said proposition has been declared to be carried, and the City Council of the City of Chula Vista is authorized to issue bonds therefor as provided by law. I certify that the foregoing statement of remult is a full, true, aud correct statement of the ~acts of said canvass and of the results of said election, and that as soon as the result was declared, the aforesaid statement was duly entered by me, the Clerk of the City of Chula Vista, on the records of said City Council. EE'I~{ED November 12 , 1940. City Clerk of t~e City of (SEAL) Ohula Vista, California. RELEASE OF SUF~3m/ ,,BOND: Upon motion by Cl. Paxton, seconded by Cl. Dupree, which carried, the Mayor was authorized to sign a release to the Great American Indmmnity Company from liability of Mr. Lowell Davies, former city attorney, the effective date to be the first of Nove~ber, 19~0. RE~EST FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE: City Attorney DeWitt P!iggs asked for a leave of absence from November 14th to December let, 1940 and on motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Paxton, which carried, the request was granted. B,!T.T-9 PAID: Upon motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Paxton, which carried, the following bills after examination by the Fln~ce Cmmmtttee were ordered paid: 852 Sylvia ~. Ink Bond election 2.00 $?4 Southern California Telephone Co. Telephone service 42.20 896 Ora L. Berger Bond election 2.00 897 Esther N. MeMahan Bond election 2.00 898 Tillie Nation Bond election 2.00 899 l~vid H. Reese Bond election 2.00 900 Angeline Reese Bond election 2.00 901 Goldie M. Low Bond election 2.00 902 Florence $. Flanders Bond election 2.00 903 ~ub~ W. Dyson ~ond election ~.00 Minutes of an Adjourned Regular Meeting of the City Council, Held November 12, 19AO. 904 Juliet E. Keen Bond election 2.00 905 Margaret E. Meyer Bond election 2.00 906 Sarah F. Berger Bond election 2°00 907 Mary E. Jackson Bond election £.00 908 Ada H. Dillane Bond election 2.00 909 !.'W. i K. Folke Bond election 2.00 910 Mary E. Parks Bond election 2.00 911 Elizabeth S~mith Bond election 2°00 912 Fern C. Helm Bond election 2.00 91~ Ethel G. Brown Bond election 2.00 914 Margaret Me]~ay Bond election 2.00 915 Margaret A. D~gger Bond election 2°00 916 Mayo G. Rice Bond election 2.00 917 Iola E. Barnes Bond election 2.00 918 Kittie L. Wright Bond election 2°00 919 Orra G. l~att Bond election 2.00 920 Mabel V. ~ohns~on Bond election £.00 921 ~ettie L. Morgan Bond election 2.00 922 Ola M. l~qua Bond election 2.00 923 Clara I. B--~erd Bond election 2.00 924 Florence E. Shadinger Bond election 2.00 92§ Carrie H. Skinner Bond election 2.00 928 Mary A. Batty Bond election 2.00 92? Bertha A. Matthews Bond election 2.00 928 Margy E. Weaver Bond election 2.00 929 Msy T. Luxen Bond election 2.00 930 Ruth A. Kindberg Bond election 2.00 9B1 Nettle M. Howe Bond election 2.00 932 E~arJorie Fuson Bond election 2.00 9~B Lilah Fender Bond election 2.00 924 Hazel L. Harris Bond election 2.00 932 Floyd M. Ellis Bond election 2.00 936 Gladys W. Wright Bond election 2.00 9~? Carroll B. Frey' Bond election 2.00 935 Frances E. Jackson Bond election 2.00 939 Anna E. Estep Bond election 2.00 940 Ruth K. Bar-hart Bond election 2.00 9~1 Alice G. Fasnno Bond election 2.00 94B Herbert A. ~prague Bond election 2.00 943 E, Pearl Alexender Bond election 2.00 9A~ Mabel M. Kester Bond election 2.00 94~ Amma M. Lee Bond election 2.00 945 Emily L. H. King Bond election 2.00 94? Anna B. St-b~heber Bond election 2.00 948 Ella F. Austin Bond election 2.00 949 Barbara G. Perry Bond election 2.00 950 Joseph D. Codington Bond election 2.00 951 Alice L. Jenny Bond election 2.00 952 Mildred M. Blabon Bond election 2.00 9§3 Marie E. Bel~ap Bond election 2.00 95~ Vera A. Wharton Bond election 2.00 9~5 Ella B. Sexauer Bond election 2.00 956 l~ura T. Hazard Bond election 2.00 95? Elinor H. Montgomery Bond election 2.00 958 Edna A. Trook Bond election 2.00 959 Caroline Kerr Bond election 2.00 9~0 Lucile Creel Bond election 2.00 961 Postmaster, Chula Vista, Bal. on envelopes 23.40 952 Chula Vista Electric Company Flood lights 28.8~ 963 City Treasurer of San Diego Oct. rental radiochannel 28.50 Minutes of an ~lJourned Regular Meeting of the City Council, Held November lB, 1940. 964 H.G. Fenton Material Company Paving Rock 51.80 965 Firestone Auto Supply & Service, Tire retread, etc. 10.95 966 Emco Investment Company Payment on Seagrave Truck 1958.AO 96? PauLsen & March Road 0il 968 Pierson-DeLane, Inc. Radio repelrs 1.50 969 Richfield 0il Corporation Grease and Oil 17.~0 9?0 Ross Stationery & Equipment Co. Stationery supplies 2.78 971 San Diego Gas and Electric Company Gas & Electric service 9?2 Squires-Belt ~Material Co. Sewer Pipe £0.68 97~ ~m~l Tholl Adj. R~akes on Truck loO0 974 Union 0il Company of California, Road 0il 75.9? 97§ S.H. Suess Refund tree deposit 15o00 ~DJOURNkIEI~: Upon mOtion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Dupree, v~ich carried, the meeting was adjourned sine die. City Clerk