HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1941/11/10 I'~INUTES OF ~ REGUI~Ji l~!i~i[e OF Ti_{~ CITY CODI~CIL OF T.~ CITY OF
CHDIs~ I/IST~~, C~-LIFORNI~, }~LD N01n!2~BER 10, 19~l.
The Council met in regulsr session in the Council Chamber of the City Hall
on the above shown date with }~ayor Ho~ve presiding. The meeting was cslled to order
~.t ? o'clock P. }~. Present: All members.
~INTF~Pm~ OF ~°bl~lrIOUS i~ETIE'CS: The minutes of the regular meeting held October
l~th., the special meeting held October 16th and the adjourned regular meeting held
October 22ndo having been prepared and ~iled to each member of this Council by the
City Clerk were approved as prepared and mailed.
PIJ~tNING C0I~ISSION ~lkWJTES: The minutes of the regular meeti~g of the Planning
Commission held Nov~ber Srd were read by the clerk and upon motion by Cl. Timmons,
seconded by Cl. Dupree, which carried, were approved as read.
REQUESTS FOR VAC%~-TIOA~: The clerk read a request from F. E. Ashcroft, Health
Officer, for a seventeen d~ys vacation at his own expense. At this time Building
Inspector Done requested a leave of absence for all of }h~iday, i'~0vember Blst, and
Saturday morning, November ~.2nd, and upon motion by Cl. Tim~ons, seconded by Cl.
Howe, which carried, the requests were granted.
RE.QLPEST FOR CARD R00N ,LI, C ,E~, ,SE,: T~e clerk read a request for card table license
from C. K. Sherman, 5£1 Third Ave, Chief of Police Kelly advising he had no
grounds for objection upon motion by Cl. Dupree, seconded by Cl. Perkins, v~nich carried,
the clerk was authorized to issue license upon receipt of proper fee.
SF~ CONINECTION C055PLlI/f~: The clerk read a letter from D~. Riesland of the
~,~,{. O. D. Packing plant complaining against the City's refusal to allow his company
to empty lemon residue into the sewer; he requested an impartial sm~alysis of the dis-
posal matter to deter~zine if anything contained therein would interfere with the bac-
terial action in the s~!stic t--~. Cl. Dupree reported that he had discussed this
matter with }~r. Riesland and had later discovered the fact that ~r. Gillespie from
Berkeley had made an impartial test of the residue and reported that the ~etter was
vary detrimental to the septic t.nk. Upon motion by Cl. Burnside, seconded by Cl.
Tin~ons, which carried, the clerk was instructed to advise ~Lr. Rlesland that an im-
partial test had been made and fact established that the City would not pemnit this
residue to be emptied into the sewer because it was definitely detrimental to the
septic tank.
~TKR PL;~: Because the Pl-n~ing Con~ssion had referred the matter of a
Master Plan to the City Council for advice Ag~yor Howe appointed Clmen. Perkins and
Timons to confer with the City Attorney and check into the matter of procedure for
adoption of a master plan and report back to the Council at a later date.
CITY MAP~: The clerk brough% to the attention of the City Council the need
for revised city maps and upon motion by Cl. Dupree, seconded by Cl. Burnside, which
carried, the clerk was authorized to proceed in the drafting of up to date city mapsl
LIBRARY BUILDIh!G' REP2~RS: Mrs. Louise t~ay appeared before the Council to report
that at the time of each rain a very serious condition exists at the Library in the
nature of flooding of the basement. She reported that the Library Board had secured
an estimate of the necessary repairs, which amount was $15~.00, and requested assist-
ance from the City in the defraying of said cost. As provision for this repair was
not made in the 19~l budget, upon motion by Cl. Burnside, seconded by Cl. Dupree,
which carried, the matter was referred to the Street Commfssioner to have ~he work
done, providing the City Attorney could find a legal authorization for ex~penditure of
funds for this purpose.
~,~nutes of a Regular ~Meting of the City Council, held November 10, 19~1.
PATTISON APP~:~L: An appeal having been filed from the reco~nendation of L~he
Planning Cow~tssion in re the request of ifps. Pattison for a zone variance and the time
and date of hearing in the matter having been set at 7 P. M. November lC, 1941 and
noticew having been mailed to property owners within five hundred feet of L~s. Pattison's
property, ~.~yor Howe called for objections ~ereupon ~. Richard Scatton appeared be-
fore the Council to protest on the grounds that it greatly depreciated the value of
his real estate; the clerk also read a letter of objection from Captain R. K. Fisher
whose reasons for protest were the same as iJir. Scatton's. Upon motion by Cl. Dupree,
seconded by Cl. Tlmmons, which carried, the appeal was denied ~udthe clerk instructed
to notify ~s. Pattison and her attorney, ~. B~i~d.
~J~Y CLOSING: The clerk read a petition from~. Uland urging the Council to re-
consider the matter of refusal to abandon the alley between G Street and Third Avenue;
he cited severel reasons why the alley should be abandoned whereupon motion by Cl. Dupree,
seconded by Cl. T~ons, vbich cerried, the matter was referredto the Street Con~m~ssioner
and the City Attorney to report back to the Council at a later meeting.
P~QUF~T FOR I~ ~N: Cl. Dupree reported that Bobby Law having resigned from the
Police Department and there being a need for a part-time man to be used in the Police
Dep~rtment and the Sewer and Street Department, he suggested that ~,~. John Bernhardt be
used for this purpose to be paid ~5.00 per month out of Police Department funds, ~45.00
a month out of Street Department Funds ~nd $20.00 a month from the Sewer Department funds;
as this left a balance which was originally budgeted for the salary of ~.~. Bobby Law he
suggested this balance be used to equalize the pay of Sgt. Taylor in the Police Department
to an equal footing with other motorcycle officers. Upon motion by Cl. TlmEons, seconded
by Cl. Howe, which carried, the above arrangement waw authorized.
~IT~ P~ID: Epon motion by 01. Ttmmons, seconded by Cl. Howe, which carried, the
following bil~s after exmnination by the Finance Oommtttee were ordered paid:
1654 Pay Roll Last ½ Oct. General 1,~06.74
1655 Pay Roll " " "Sts. Sewers~ etc. 707.12
1656 Blake, ~ffitt & Towne Stationery supplies 4.76
1657 E. Bronson Labor for City 87.50
1658 Burnside Ohevrolet Company Repairs- Police cars 4~.09
1659 California Water & Telephone Co. EMdrant rentals, etc. AC0.08
1660 Calif. Western States Life Ius. Co. Premium Group Inst~rance 51.56
1661 Chula Vista Lumber Company ~ Lumber supplies 195.B~
1662 Chula Vista Electric Company Light fixtures, etc. 54.93
1663 Chula Vista Star Printing, etc. ~1~.61
168~ Denrich Press Printing 4.64
1665 R. V. Dyson & Son Sidewalk ~.05
1666 Wm. T. Elliott Refund- Grade stakes 15.00
1667 Farrah's Cafe Prisoners' Meals- October- 4.56
1668 Fuson Garage Spark plugs, etc. 3.68
1669 Goodrich Silvertown Stores Tubes 7.54
1670 W. S. Adams Surveying 26.25
1671 C. V. Paint &Hdwe. Store Hdwe. supplies, etc. 20.54
1672 City of SanDiego Radioch-n-e$ rental, etc. 27.33
1675 Guilbert's Pharmacy Drugs, etc. 1.80
1674 Higgs, Fletcher & Glen fieporter's fee, etc. 6.25
1675 Herman's Laundry JailLau~dry 3.85
1676 C. A. Doyle Duplicator machine 13.91
1677 Holcomb's Department Store Hdwe. supplies, et~. 3.87
1678 Ralph Keithley-WesternAuto Supply- Autamotive supplies 8.41
1679 ~. E. Kelly, Chief of Police Special Police Pay Roll 25.20
1680 Klauber-Wangenheim Co. Dog Food 9.05
~nutes of a regular ~eeting of City Council held !~vember 10, 1941.
1681 Bobby Law }~dio receiver, etv. 25.00
1682 Yack T. }~llan % Warr~_uts cashed 135.50
1683 [~volving Fund L~sc. Bills- October- 21.??
1684 i~ssion Chemical Co. Chemicals 4.64
1685 National J~uto £art~ Company Automotive supplies 3.55
1686 Nelson & Sloan Sand and Gravel 6.92
168~ E. K. i~ttis Fl~shing on rOof, etc. 10.50
1888 Reliable Pipe Supply House Sewer Pipe 2.29
1689 Richfield 0il Corporation 0il 2.13
1690 Ross Stationery & Equipment Co. Stationery supplies 9.33
1691 ~[. I. ~ble I~,[otorcycle and repairs ~55.8~
1692 S. D. Ysmitor Supply Co. Liquid soap, etc. 6.80
1895 S. D. Tractor & Equipment Co. Rental of Grader 75.00
1094 Helen~. Scott, Cormuunity Nurse if~leage for October 4.17
1895 Smith's Drug Store Drug supplies 4.55
1696 South Bay Lun~ber Co. Ltd. L~terial, ezc. 529.24
1697 Southern California Telephone Co. ~elephone service- October 53.35
1698 Standard 0il Co. of California Gasoline 130.13
1699 State Con~oensation Ins. Fund Compensation Itls%b?anee 959.66
1700 Beatrice Taylor Clerical ~ork for Yudge 13.00
l?O1 Travelers Insurance Co~oany Premium Group Life Ins. 36.88
l?OZ Travelers Insurance Company Prem. Group Sick & Acc.
1703 R. T. Conyers Premium car Insurance 27.85
1704 P. W. Walker Servicing adding machine ~.50
1705 Webb Bros., Ltd. Welding Gas 3.09
1706 I~hiting-Mead Co. Sash Sec. Head 8.65
l?0? l~hitney & Company Brackets, Hangers, etc. 18.93
1708 F. R, Wooden, Fire Chief Volunteer Pay Roll 07.00
1709 Chas. H. ~'Yright Carpenter work at City gar. 80.50
l?10 National Avenue Printery Printing 5o~0
ADY0UI~R,,~%~: Upon motion by Cl. Burnside, seconded by Cl. H~e, which
carried, this meeting adjourned sine die.
ATTEST:
City Cl'erk