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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1942/03/09 I~Ik~dTES OF A REGULAR ~'i'ING OF 'I'M CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHUI~ ~iSTA, CALIFORNIA, ~ MARCH 9, 19~2. The CSuncil met in regular session in the Cotmcil Chamber of the City Hell, on the above sho~n date, ~vith MayOr Howe presiding. The meeting was celled to order at ? o'clock PoM. l~esent: Ail members, excepting 0ounciLmsn Tirmnons. The minutes of the regular meeting held February 9, 19~2, having been prepared and mailed to each member of this Council, were approved aS prspa~ed and mailed. The minutes of the Planning Commission meeting held March 2, 19~2, were rem by the Clerk, and, upon motion by Councilmen Dupree, seconded by Councilmen Burnside, which carried, were approved aS read. PACIFIO ROVE SUBDIIrlSI(E~:, M~. George VoJohnson and Mr. Fred Iongworth, presented a tentative map of Pacific Grove Subdivision for approval by the council. After inspection and discussion, on motion by Councfl~ Perkins, seconded by Couucilw~ Dupree, which carried, the tentative asp was approved. RETNOIDS P~: Mr. George V.$olmson and Mr. Fred Long~rth also presented a tentative map of ReYnolds Park for approval of the Council, and, upon motion by Councilm~u Perkins, seconded by Councilman Bu~nside, which carried, the tenta- tive asp was approved. ~LUTIGN N0.635: Oouncil~n Perkins offered Resolution No.633. This is a Resolution accepting easement. The Resolution was read in full and passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Perkins, Burnside, t~we, Dupree; Noes: None. Abseht: Councilw~n Tlmmons. RESOLUTION N0.6~: Councilm~ Perkins offered Resolution No.634. This is a Resolution~ a4'd closing pOrtion of alley from Third Avenue to "G" Street. The Resoluti~9~'¥ead in full end was passed, adopted and ~oproved by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Perkins, Burnside, Howe, Dupree; Noes: None. Absent: Council~ Ti~on~. C01~F~J~NCE GN PLUMBING O~Oi~TANCE: The Clerk read a caX~t from the Pacific Building 'Conference, requesting that the City send a representative to Los Angeles to attend an import~Ut meeting relative to plumbing ordinances in Defense areas. Building Ynspector Done, made the statement that he did not think it worth ~hile for the City to incur this expense at the present time, whereupon the matter dropped. PINBALL ORDINANCE: The City Attorney repOrted that a t~e~n~ative agreem~t had been reached between the major cities of the Sixth Class-e~ the Board of . Supervisors for the County of San Diego, to pass a uniform ordinance for control. of Pinball and similar types of games, but, because of the fact that the Board of. SuperVisors met earlier this day, ~d did not pass the Ordinance aS tentatively. agreed, he did not reco~nd that the City take action at this meeting until such time as a unifom action between Cities and Counties could be agreed on. U.S.O.B~ILDING: The City Attorney read the Lease Contract whish had been submitted to him byMr. Wayne A.Neale, for the control ~ operation of the U.S.0. Building in the Park. After discussion, it was moved by Councilman Dupree, seconded by Counci~-u Burnside, and carried, that the offer contsined in the Lease Contract be rejected and that the U.S.O. operate the building as ~as originally agreed upon, without expense to the City, or that the building be turned over to the City in its entirety, without restrictions, fOr the City to operate, or, that the building be locked up, until such time as a satisfse~ory program might be arranged. Councilman Dupree stated he wished to go on recOrd as definitely opposed to the W.P.A. and its methods of operation. The Clerk was advised to ~rite to Mr. Wayne A.Neale, a~vising him of the action of the Council. ~Linutes of a Regular DIeeting of the City Council, held March 9, 194~. PIG~ LO~T ORD ,~NC~,,:,, The City Attorney called ~t~on to t~ fact t~t ~e Ci~ of $~ ~ego ~d adopted ~ 0~, cont~ll~ ~on ~fts ~thin the Ol~, ~d ~ad a ~lcation from ~e Ci~ officia~ of ~ Diego, ~questi~ t~ a ~ifo~ o~i~ce s~ be ~opted In t~ City of Ohu~ Vista. Upon motion by ~ci~n ~pree, seconded ~ Co~cil~n ~rk~, ~lch c~ried, the ~tter was ~fer~d to ~ City ~tt~ey for study. ~L~ 0F I~,~ ~ ~IN~ ~ ,~: ~e Clerk presented a ~lution fr~ the City of Nation~ City, ~gi~ the ~rn~nt to remo~ en~ ~iens f~m~his territo~ ~e City of Nation~ City ~d req~sted that t~ City of Chu~ Vista t~e si~ action, but, ~ as the Gove~nt since ~s taken deflate steps to r~o~ all e~ ~lens, not ~ou~t necess~ to t~e f~er action now. D~ CI~ ~: ~e Cle~ e~la~d to the Co~cil, t~t Deputy City Clerk, ~ss ~ge, ~s now a~y on ~ lea~, ~d ~at he ~d sec~d t~ ser~ces of ~s.T~lor, t~ing her ~ ~s.Blo~he~t to t~e her p~ce t~re. ~ requested t~t ~s.~ylor be appointed te~or~ ~pu~ City Clerk, and, on motion by C~ci~ H~e, seceded by Co~ci~ ~pree, t~ appointment ~s merited. ~C~ 0F ~ E~: ~e C~rk ~quest~ auth~Ity ~ purchase a "~iden" ~l~t~ for use in his of~ce, pa~i~larly 0n motion by ~ci~ ~rkins, seconded by Co~ ~pree, au~o~ of purc~ was ~. St~et C~ss~ne~ ~rkins, cited the n~d for a t~ ~io for Street ~pe~isor ~, ~d, after discussion, on motion by C~ci~ ~side, seco~ed by ~ci~ ~pree, which carried, the purchase ~ ~u~ized. ~I~ ~R F~A ~: ~. ~k ~ase requested pe~ssion to erect ~e usual ~ for ~e 19~ Fiesta, to be erected on the Vac~ prope~y north of ~e Chul~ Vi~a St~, ~d, on motion by Co~cil~ Perkins, seconded by Co~cil~ ~pree, ~ich carried, pe~ission ~s ~ted. B~ P~: ~on motion by Co~cll~ ~pree, seconded by Co~ci~ ~r~ns, '~ich c~ried, the foll~ bills we~ o~e~d p~d~ 1930 ~orge ~sel. Road 0il ~.92 19~l ~slde ~let Co., Oar for ~lic~ ~pt. 1,108.g~ 19~E ~ Roll ~'l- ~t ~ Feb'y~'~. 1,~8~9 195~ P~ Roll ~n'l,~s,$ts.~r ) (~ ~f Feb'y '~g. ) 19~ p~ ~ Co~cil- Feb'y 19~. ~.~ 19~5 W~S~s ~ng l?.00 19~6 ~ric~ ~bber ~n*.Oo. ~. of pa~t f~ Hose. ~.90 19~? W~ld ~a~nt ~brications 5.00 19Z8 ~side ~t Co. Auto Mainten~ 8.?1 19~9 ~s ~ding ~chine Co., Office ~pplies 2.47 19~0 B.~tterfield ~r.R~airs for Lib~. 72~0 19~l C~If. Water& Telephone Co. ~t ~nt~,~ters etc. ~?1.$? 19~B C~f.~stern ~tates ~fe ~s. Group Life ~ce 51.E6 19&5 C~pbell Ohev~let Co., ~to Pa~s 1.2~ 19~ O~l~n & S~son ~to Repai~ 79.?1 19~5 ~ Ti~s, Ltd., Tires ~.E8 19~6 Chu~ Vista ~y ~ods Co. ~fense ~teri~ 19~? Chula Vi~a Electric Co., ~tt~ies & r~air set.ce. ~.90 19~ Chula Vista ~ber Co., Ce~nt, ~nges. 10.78 19A9 Chula Vista ~lnt & ~dw~. ~lbs, Straps & Bolts. 1.~O 195 Chu~ Vista ~ ~blic ~s Notice, ~ ) Notice of Election ) 25.68 1951 Clipper ~re~rks Co., ~ctice ~cendi~y B~bs ?.~ ~dnutes of a Regular D~eeting of the City Council, held ~rch 9, 1942. 1952 City of Ssm Diego. Radio Expense. $37°70 195 Walter G.English Welding siren% bracket - car 5e02 1954 Farrah' s Cafe ~eals 8.81 19~5 Fuson Garage Tube,rep., wire Fire Dept. 9o17 1956 Gilmore 0il Co. any Emulsion 14.51 1957 Gullbert's Pharmacy Office Supplies .62 1958 Guptil ~ Rogers. Casualty Bond - ~ioE.Kelly 25.00 1959 Hardte LIanf. Co., Sprocket 2.78 1960 Helm Bros. ~.uto Rep. & ~ile Service 8.42 1961 Hoff~ ' s Laundry Laundry 2.16 1962 Holcomb's Department' St. Pipe ~d supplies. 22.68 1963 Hems Lumber Co., Redwood Lath 1.03 1964 ~aurice SoHooper Supt. of Streets Bond. 5°00 1965 Hudson-TuCker, Inc., T~otern Globes,coil & hammer. 8.70 1966 Ralph Keithley Ante & S~ndry supplies. 96.69 196~ Kinmore Electric Co. Wire wound suppressors 4.8S 1968 Kinney Bros. Gasoline motor for Pound 25.75 1969 John Kirk~-~ Heating Oils. Distillate ll.19 1970 Klauber Wangenheim Co., ]Dog food & friskies 18.29 1971 Jack T.Millan % on February Wa-wrants 77.84 1972 National Auto Parts Co., Auto Parts 2cOS 1973 Peters Feed Store Sacks Cropmaker;Sprayer. 16.68 197~ Postmaster 2650 postcal'ds - election 26.50 1975 Ross Stationery & Equip. Office Supplies 1.60 ~ P_~-h-~i-~ld 011 ~--~. P_~-_hlu~~_ __1 1977 W.Y.Ruhle Motor Oy.Repairs & Supplies. 41.46 1978 S.D.Gas & Electric Co. Services for February 1942 4P~.4Z 1979 Sehwabaeher-Frey Co., Lace Invader Pencils 6.6~ 1980 Helen ~i.Scott Mileage for ~unity Nurse. 8.09 1981 South Bay Lumber Co. Sack cement 1.40 1982 Sthn. Calif. Telephone Co. Tel.Service and Tolls. 46.82 198~ Squires-Belt Material Co. Sewer Pipe 407.71 1984 Standard Oil Company. Gas und Oil. 1985 Rodney Stokes Co., ~{eps,Tape & Supplies 32°78 1986 Emil Tholl Repairs & Auto Parts 2.29 1987 Travelers Ins. Co., Group Life Iusursmce 35.24 1988 Union 0il C~mpany Penetrating 0il,Oyl.0il. ~4.29 1989 I~ebb Bros.Ltd., Repairs & replacements 43.81 1990 Western Union Tel. Co., Telegrams 3.~8 1991 Chas. T.Willis & Son. Plow Steel ~1.63 1992 F.R.Wooden, Chief. Volunteer Psvroll - February 41.00 1993 Arthur Done Two mnths car allowance. ~0.00 1994 Denrich P~ess Assmt.Lists - pr. 2 sides. 49.99 1995 City Revolving Fund Petty Cash. 1996 F.Oash Lewis Office Equipment 602.55 1997 Ray W.~ight Street labor. 2?°50 ADJ--:.. Upoh motion Counc~l~ Perkins, seconded by Councilman Howe, which carried, the meeting wms adjourned sine die.