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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1943/03/08 MINUTES OF 'APL~ REGD-i~.R M~ETING OF '1'~ CITY OF GHULA ~STA O0~OlL, E ~ O~ 0F ~ ~A, ~0~, ~ ~ 8, 1943 The Council met in x~gular session in the Council Chamber of the City of 0hula Vista, City Hall, on the above shown date, with Mayor Howe presiding. The meeting was called to order at ? o'clock P.~f., Present: Councilmen Howe, !~rkins, T~mons and Burnside. Absent: Oouncilmau Dunn. The minutes of the regular meeting held February 8, having be~n prepared and mailed to each member of the Council, web approved as prepared and mailed. MinuteS of the Planning Commission meeting held March 1, were read and approved. Minutes of a special meeting of the Planning 0ommission held February 22, were read, and, in the discussion which followe~ regarding Mr.Riesla~d's application for Temporary 2~n~ ~aismce, Councilman Perkins moved that permission be grsmted, but the motion was lost for want of a second. Upon motion by Councilman Tlmmon~, seconded by Oounci!m~n Burnside, Mr.Riesland's request was denied with the proviso that same would be approved if temporary buildings were to be a~ected instead of trailers brought in. ~otion was carried, with 0ouncilman Perkins voting No. RESIGNATION OF COUNCILMAN I~]~N: The clerk read a lette~ from Mr. Ch~wles B.I~,~ IT, in which he tendered his resignation aS Councilm~n to be effective at once. Upon motion by Councilm,= Perkins, seconded by CounciLman Tirm~ons, which carried, the resignation was accepted with regret, and the clerk instructed to so notify PR(Yl'~£' AGAINST TRAILER CAMP:. The clerk read a protest and request for removal of the Eilltop Trailer Haven, signed by a number of property owners in that vicinity. Among the complaints listed were - barking dogs, dogs running loose, tooting of auto horns, sanitary conditions not sufficient, children scre~m~g and fighting and playing in the street, loud speakers blasting out and general unsanitary conditions. ~iscussion disclosed that two councilmen had inspected the Trailer Camp, and, as the findings of fact did not coincide with the cc~plaint of petitioners, and that fifty per cent of the signers had previously signed a petition for the establishment of said Trailer Park, on motion by Councilman Perkins, seconded by Counci~u Burnside, which carried, the request was denied. REDEMPTION OF PR~:. The clerk read sm application from louise H.Pray, for the redemption of certai~ taX delinquent property in the City of Ohula Vista, whereupon Resolution No.6§3 was offered. This l~ a Resolution fixing the amoun1~ to be paid and authorizing and directing the execution and delivery of a Q~Ait Claim ~eed. The Resolution was read in full, and waS passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Perkins, BUrnside, Howe and Timmons. Noes: None. Absent: None. ~q0LUTION N0.65~: Resolution No.654 was offered. This is a Resolution ascap'ting the cooperative agreement between the County of San Diego, and the City of Ohula Vista. The Resolution was read in full, and was passed, adopted a~d approved by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Perkins, ~urnside, Howe and Tin,nons. Noes: None. Absent: None. RESOLUTION N0.655: Resolution No.655 was offered. This is a Resolution accepting dedication of real property for public use. The Resolution was read in full, amd was passed, ~lopted smd approved by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Burnside, Howe, TinEons and Perkins. Noes: None: Absent: None. ORDINANCE N0.314: On motion by Councilman TtrmB~ns, seconded by Oouncllm-n Burnside, 'whic~"carried, Ordinance No.314 was placed on its first reading. This is ~ Ordinance emending Section 2 of Ordinance No. 229, relating to the payment of certain delinquent t~es. MR.GREISER COMPLAINT,.', The clerk read a letter f~om ~.G~eiser, in which he 'complained cf certain builatnEs being erected on "K" Street, in which he termed, a violation of existing Ordinances. On motion by Oouncilman Perkins, seconded by 0ouncilman Ti~mons, the letter was referred to the Building Inspector for check-up and for report to the Council at next m~ et ing. ~SOLUTION N0.6~6: Resolution No.656 was offered. This is a Resolution deferring enforcement of the prOvisions in Ordinance No.313. ~ The Resolution was read in full, and was passed, adopted and approved by the following vote, to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Perkins, Burnside, Howe and Tl~ons. Noes: None. Absent: None. RE~D~EST FOR POLIG.E. OFFICe_: Police C~m~ssioner Ti~mons requested authority for putting on a new poltc~m~, with the one month probation periOd, instead of the usual six months, at which time the sale~vy would be on a par with the other police. On motion by ~puncilmau Howe, seconded by Councilm-n Burnside, which carried, the request was granted. BILLS PAID: Upon motion by Councilman Perkins, seconded by Councilman Timm~ns, which carried, the following bills were ordered paid;- 2719 Hand, 0sborn Extra Police $6.00 2720 Pay Roll - let ~- Feb'y Gert'l, Parks and Sewer 631.95 2721 1~ Roll - let ~ Feb'y General 1515.16 2722 Hand, Osborn Extra Police 6.00 2723 Pay Holl - 2r~i ~ Feb'y General 1596.71 272~ Pay Roll - 2nd ~ Feb'y Gert'l, Parks aud Sewer 637.$2 272~ Walters, Wesley Janitor service to M/2§ 18.7§ 2726 H~Bd, 0sbor~ Extra police 6.00 2727 To~is, George I~bor in Sewer Dept. 27.00 2728 Oalifornia Stamp Co., Badges 2.68 2729 0alifornia Water &Tel. Co., Hydrant,Rentals,~ters. SS6.$2 2730 California Western States Life. Gr~Ap Insurance 29.~6 2731 0hula Vista Electric Go., Mlsc.supplies & repairs 20.51 2732 Chula Vista Lumber 0o., Misc. supplies 2.99 2733 Chula Vista Star Dog Licenses,Misc.Rec'ts. 76.7A 2734 City Treasurer of San Diego Rental Radiotelephone 26.~0 273~ Oounty of San Diego (Health Dap) Health service for Feb'y §0.00 2736 Daley Corporation Cold Mix 13.90 2737 Denrich.l~ess Printing - misc. 16.6~ 2738 Done, A-~thu~ Mileage for February L~.00 2739 El CaJon Machine Company New Police Ca~ 1S07.72 27A0 Federal ~aboratories Iuc., Oar~ridges,Y~mm~tion 25.44 27~1 Fuson Garage Auto supplies & repairs 2742 Guilbert's Pharmacy Prisoners meals for Feb'y 1.86 27AS Hof~ne~'s Laundry Police Laundry 5.32 2744 Holcomb's ttardware ~iiscell.neoUs supplies 8.62 2745 Hooper, Nautico S. Lynn love Bond 5.00 2746 Keithley, Ralph ~lre ~lmshlights,etc ·, 76.57 2747 E!~more Electric Com~smy Office wiring changes 14.32 2748 Im.w'ton, J.~. ~stery Nozzle etc., 33.81 2749 Lee, George, Fire Chief Volunteer 1~ Roll 36.00 2750 Millan, Jack T. 0oord. Oiv. Defense MisceLlaneous bills 101.01 2751 Millan, Jack T. 0ity TreaSurer 1% Feb'y disburse'mrs 146.45 2752 Moymahan, Tom ~recking Co., Steering Wheel 1.03 2753 Pacific Signal Go.Inc., Mech.for Lantern & Batt 27~ Paxton Auto & Electric Service Auto repairs 1~.59 27§5 Releigh's Service I~brications & washes 4.00 2756 Revolving ~m~ Misc. bills paid 2757 Richardson Oompany ~ep.Olerk Bond 5.00 27~8 Richfield Oil Corp., Stove Oil 31.0~ 27~ Ross Stationery & Equipment 0o. Miscellaneous supp. 8.19 2750 Ruble, W.J. A~to Rep. & Supplies 63. B& 2761 San Diego Gas & Electric Co., Utility service 42~.70 2762 Schwabache~-Frey Co., ~arrant folders 2.17 2763 South Bay Lumber Company Saw Pole 2.32 2764 ~outhern California Telephone Co., Telephone service Feb'y65.~6 2765 SquireS-Belt Material Co., Sewer Plugs 1.~ 2766 T~lor, Beatrice Pl~ing Co~mtssion (2) 5.00 2767 Tholl, Emll Auto Pax'ts & Repairs 1AO.14 2768 Travelers I~surance Company Group Insurance 27.0~ 2769 Union Oil Oompauy of California Gasoline (February) 1~2.98 2?70 Victory Lumber Oompany Lumber 1.6~ 2771 Webb Bros.Ltd., Cyl 0xyge~ & Demurrage 3.20 2772 Western Union Telegraph Co., Wires service ~.63 277~ 1~itherow, J.P. Roofing Fi~e Station 277~ ~olfe & A~nold Tire inspection etc., 2.61 2775 Peters Fee~ Store Park supplies 7.50 ADYOU~I~IT: Upon motion by Oouncil~n Perkins, seconded by Oouncil~ Ti~ons, which carried, the meeting was adjourned, sine die. ~City 01erk ~