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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1942/08/10 ~EK~S OF A EEGULAR L~TING OF THE Ci'I~ OF CA~YLA ~STA COUNCIL, I~J THE CITY OF OHUIJ~ VISTA, C~IFOR~IA, ,. , ~ AUCUST 1,Q ~ 1942. The Council met in regular session in the Council Chamber of the City of Chula Vista City Hall, on the above shown date, v~ith ~yor Howe presiding. The meeting was celled to order at 7 o'clock P.~,t., Present: All Members. ~ING CO~ON I,~NUT~: The Clerk read the minutes of the Planning Commission meeting held ~ugust 3, 1942, ~nd, on motion by CounciLman Perkins, seconded by Councilm~n Burnside, ~ich carried, they were approved as read. ~T FOR ~' EXT~ISIO~: l~rs.~illiam Field, property ovmer in Bay Villa Tract, appeared before the Council to request that Walnut Street be i~preved to its southerly terminus. Street Co~muissioner Perkins assured ~rs. Field that ~u investigation would be made amd a report mede to her as soon ~s possible. ~RE~ FOR~._SURGICAL ..IN.S.TR.L~TS: Dr. $ohn ~cconsl~=~ presented a request for authority to purchase surgical instruments needed for casualty stations in connection with Civilian Defense. The estimated cost to be approximetely SB~O.O0. Councilman Perkins, Civiliau Defense Director, advised Dr. ~cCauslaud that application had been ~ade to the Government for these instruz~ents, ~ud, that should they not be forthcoming in a short t~e, favorable action by the council could be ez~pected. Councilman Perkins at this time, advised the Council that it was his intention to very shortly tender his resignation as Ci~ilien Defense Director. He stated that he was drafted for the position end had org~ized the Defense Program to the best of his ability, sparing neither tim~ nor expense, but felt that he co,~]d no longer devote the t~m- which ~ould be necessary to carry on the work to its fullest efficiency. He ex- pressed his appreciation for the assistance and cooperation off,he Council during his term of office. _~E~t,~SSiON FO.R ,B~ih~iER: On motion by Councilman Dupree, seconded by Councilman Tirmuons, which carried, the Red Cross was given permission to erect a Banner across Third Avenue, provided s~ met ~lth Safety Standards. TIDE LANDS .IF_J~E: 2~. Nottbusch,J~r. , ~gain brought up the subject of lease of Tide Lands to the Rohr Aircraft Corporation. %~fter discussion ~ud tentative agreement on terms, the 0ity Attorney ~as instructed to ~rk with D~r.Nottbusch in the drafting of a lease for action at a later meeting. ORDINANCE NO.~0?: 0rdi~ence No.~O? was placed on its secoml and f~n~ reading. "~he' 'O'~di~'ance was in its exact form as when placed on ~ts first reading Yuly ~0, 19~, and, the title having been reed in full, upon motion by Councilman ~ Ti~nons, seconded by Councilman Burnside, which carried, further reading of the Ordinance was waived. The Ordinance was passed, adopted and ~pproved by the following vote, to-wit: ~ves: Councll~n Timmons, Dupree, Perkins, Burnside and HO~e. NOES: None. ~be~dtt ~ Nonce ORDINANCE NO.~0@: Ordinance No.~08 was placed on its second cna fi~-! reading. The Ordinance was in its exact form as when placed on its first reading Yuly 20, 19~2, and, the title having been read in full, upon motion by Council~n Dupree, seconded by Councilm~n T~mmOns, which carried, reading of the Ordinance ~ was weived. The Ordinance was passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen D~pree, Perkins, Burnside, Ho~e and T~ons. Noes: None: Absent: None. ADOPTION OF 19~2-19A~ BLU)GL~: Upon motion by Councilmen Perkins, seconded by Council~'~" 'T'~ons, which carried, ~the City Council adopted the following informal budget as a financial guide for the benefit of itself and the members of the various City Departments for the Budget Year 19~B-19~ - Octoberl~9~B to September $0, 19~. There being no m~ndatory budgstsl'y requirements or procedure set forth by law for the operation of a city of the sixth class, said City Council declared that the respective ~mm~ set forth for the purposes enumerated are not to be considered as appropriations or allocations of money and that the figures herein contained are subject to ch~ge at ~Ach times as the City Council shall determine. ORDINANCE N0.309: 0~ motion by Council~-~ Timmons, seconded by Councilman Burn.side, which carried, Ordinance Noo309 was p~aced on its first reading. This is an Ordinance establishing tax rate for the Fiwcel Year 1942-1943. ~ MAI~A?~NGE: Street Commissioner Perkins brought up the matter of lack of ftmds for Sewer ~aintenance, aud the City Attorney was requested to investigate ways and means and report back to the Council at its next meeting. CLAI~ OF MR. VERNE MC~N: The City Attorney advised that he had investigated thoroughly the matter of the claim of ~r. Verme ~cL®an for return of City owned Mstor Cycle, ~nd roc(-,,.~nded that the claim be denied. (~ motion by Oouncilm~ Dupree, seconded by Councilmen Tlmons, which carried, the claim was thereupon officially denied. ~I?~L~ PAID: Upon motion by CounciLman Tinmaons, seconded by Councilman Burnside, which carried, the following bills -.ere ordered paid. 2271 The Travelers Fire Insurance Co. War Risk Insurance $43.75 2~72 PaY l~ll - ~d Half July 1942 General 1691.8.5 2273 Pay Noll - _~d M.lf July 1942 General, Parks, Sewer. 947.84 2274 George Buncasel Spreading 0il 124.~0 2278 Oalifow~ia Stem~ Company Panel Badge 3.38 2276 Oelifornia Water & Telephone Co. Hydrants,Rentals, Meters etc., 42~.76 22~? Caiifo~la-Western States Life. ~roup Insurence 3?.08 2278 Chula Vista Ch~0ter American Red Part payment on s~bulance for 2§0.00 Gross. Civilian Defense 2279 Chula Vista Lumber Co., Lumber supplies 19.9~ 2280 Chula Vista Recreation Com~. Recreation Ser?-Ice. 200.00 22~1 Chula Vista Star Notices & Credential Ca~ls 11.27 2282 City Treasurer of Sen Diego. Materiel for amplifier 28.30 2283 Co~unications Equipment Corp. Transmitter 289.0~ 22~ Coast Electric Comp~uy Police supplies. ~0.04 228~ County Assessor Personel Propex~y Assmt.Serv, s. 60.00 2286 County of San Diego (Health Dept) Health Se~wlces as contract. 80.00 2287 County of San Diego (Sheriff) City P~Isoners Board (6 mnths) 31.§0 2288 Denrich Press Property Index Sheets etc., 107.84 2289 ~One, Lm'thur M~ileage for July 1942. 15.00 2290 Farr~h's C~fe Meals for prisoners ($uly) 13.44 2291 Fuson's Garage Auto Repairs & supplies. 7.§3 2292 9uilbert's Pharmacy Prisoners meals 1.29 229S:Hema Lumber Company Traffic Paint 38.94 2294 Horn, Statues H. Labor on Gtm Cabinets & Ins. 12.10 229~ Jaeger, Earl F. ~gineering Services 55.00 2296 Kinmore Electric Go., Refrigerator belts 3.AO 2297 Kiuney Bros. Tubes 3.20 2298 Elauber Waugenhaim Co., ~iskies 2.43 2299 Lee, George- Fire Chief. Volunteer Payroll for July 1942. 43.00 2300 Leslie' s Bulbs .80 2301 M. illan, Jack T. 1% of July disbursements 103.73 2302 National Avenue Printery Radio Trans. Forms etc., 17.2§ 2303 0r~ell Feed Store. ~nia Sulphate 7.~ 2304 Pacific Lawn ~ower Works Sk. wpening & adjusting blades 7.§0 2305 Paxton Auto & Electric Service. Auto Repairs & supplies. 25.27 2306 Raleigh's ~ervice Wash Sob to Police Auto $1.00 2307 Revolving Fund Mlscell~meous bills (Yuly) 18.16 2308 Rexall Drug Store Amm~Auition & pictures 11~3 2309 Richfield 0il Corp., I~brieating 0il ~.~ 2310 Grsg Rogers Ne~ hose ll.70 2311 Rogers, West Labor & Materiel Sprin~kler 3.90 231~ Ross Stationery & Equipment Co. Office & police supplies 2.18 2313 Ruble, ~.Y. Police auto service 49.17 2314 Sau Diego Gas & Electric Co. Services for Suly, 19~o 2310 Sa~ Diego Sanitor ~pply Co., G.O.Bells 2.58 2316 Scm Diego Tractor & Equipmsnt Co. Cutting Edges 22.59 2317 Scott, Helen ~[. L~ileege for C~unity Nurse 15.00 2318 Service G~rage Ford Sts_~ter 2.~ 2319 Southern Oalif. Telephone Co., Telephone service 74.33 2320 Standard Oil Co. of Califo~ia. Gas amd 0il 149o90 2321 Stokes, Rodney Compauy File Map ~274 1.08 2322 Taylor, Beatrice Pl~zuing Co~tssion meeting 2.~0 2323 Tholl, Emil Auto repair 2.52 2324 Traveler's Ins~auce Company. Group ~ick~ess Ius.Adv. Prem. 83.70 2325 Travelers Insuz, auce Coo Group Life Zus~rauce. ~.98 23~ Beaumont, Harold Lubrication 1.00 2327 Union 0il 0o. of Califernia. Road Oil 165.~1 2328 Webb Bros. Ltd., 0ylinder Demurrage & belts 6.07 2329 Weisser, Yulius N. Repsdr lock - making 6 keys 2.00 2330 Western ~.~etal Supply Co., Sheet Auto body steel 6.07 2331 Western Radio & Electric Co., Radio s~pplies 69.71 2332 Wolfe & ~D_rnold Super Service. Auto Repairs & S~pplies 10~.57 ~,A~JOU~$E~T: On motion by Council~mzu Howe, seconded by Oouncilmau Timuons, which carried, the meeting was adjourned sine die. ~2TE ST: City Ole~k o