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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1944/04/10 ~]~UJT~ OF A RE~R I~E~ETING OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA COUNCIL~ IN ~ CITY OF CHULA VISTA, C~tLIFORNIA, ~PRIL 10, 1944 The Council met in regular session in the Council Ciz~uber of the City of Chula Vista, City Ir~all, on the above date, with 5~yor Howe presiding. The meeting was called to order at 7 o'clock P~.I., Present: Councilmen Howe, Perkins, Tin~ons, Burnside, Kidder. Absent: None. The minutes of the regular meeting held March ]J~, an adjourned ~eting heTM ~,~arch E1 and off, etch 28, 1944, having been prepared and mailed, were approved as prepared ~ud n~ailed. The City Clerk, Herbert V.Bry~ut, requested permission from the City Council, to leave the state, end, on motion by Council~n Howe, seconded by Councilman TiEEons, vahich carried, permission was granted. tl~I~2~SION OF BUS SERVICE: The clerk read a letter from i~!ayorThatcher of National City, c~lling attention to, m~d enclosing copy of a letter which t he City Council of National City had transmitted to the San Diego Electric Railway Compa ny, reqUesting additional bus service on National Avenue from 18th Street, National Git'y, to the south city limits of 0hula Vista. The answer to 2?Lr. Thatcher's letter was also read, in which it was stated that no further extension was possible at this time. The letter was filed without further comr~ent. Judge ~iurray l~LCampbell appeared before the Council to explain the difficulSy he was having over complaints against Juveniles, amd cited one case in particular in ~hich a Juvenile had been arrested on numerous Complaints, ~ud, after reference to the juvenile authorities ins an Diego, in each case no action was taken against the defendant, and he was at large aud allowed to continue violating the law. Judge CanSell requested the council to authorize him to impound the defend~ut's se_v in case of any future complaint, and held it until defendant becam~ 18 years of a~. He thought in this n~nner that it might be shown the defendant that he was not in~nune to the prOvisions of the law. The City J~ttorney then advised the council that, in his opinion, this could not be done legally. Thereupon it waS decided that ~i~yor Howe would arrange for a personal interview with Judge Turrentine and see if a solution to this problem could not be reached. P~II~£]~IG OF FLA~. POI~..: The clerk read a letter from J.~.Tyler, in which he offered to paint the Flag Pole in the City Plaza for $20.00. Upon ~otion by Councilman ~ Burnside, seconded by CounciLman Kidder, vhich carried, the bid was accepted T"~XI CAB STJJ~D: Police Commissioner Tinmaons requested that a provision be made for "No parking" on the southeast corner of Center Street and Third Avenue. C~ n~otion by Councilman Tin,nons, seconded by Councilm~ Perkins, which carried, the request was g~anted, and the city attorney instructed to confer ~lth the Chief of Police and draft the necessary Ordinance or Resolution for same. RE~U~T, ~, ~_FOR ,BALL PARK LIGHTS: There having been a request to t~be Council for the turning on of the Ball Park ligats, u?on motion by Council~n~ Ti~luons, seconded by Councilman Kidder, which carried, the city clerk was authorized to have the lights tubed on, and else that the street departr~t ~ould clear the lot of excessive ~eds for one time only st its earliest opportunity. Councilman Timmons offered Resolution No.684, This is a Resolution cancelling eroneous assessment against t he Bauk of America. The Resolution was read in f~ll and was passed, adopted and appreved by the following vOte, '~ to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Tinmons, Perkins, Burnside, Kidder, Howe. Noes: None. Absent: None. RESOLUTION N0.685: J~UTHORIZ~/~G ~F~YOR TO E~2ECu~/E APPLICATION AI~D A~Ei~T %~I'£'n T~E DIRECTOR OF FZNJd~OE ~OR 5HE STJ~E OF O=~J~IFORNIA. Councilman Burnside offered Resolution No.685. The Resolution was read in full, and wa~ passed, adopted and approved by the follow, lng vote, to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Bun~side, Kidder, Ho~e, T~.~nons, Perkins. Noes: None. Absent: None. RESOLUTION NQ:~86: ACCEPTING COOPERATIVE £~G~ENT 7~J2i'H T'~:F~. COLEQET OF ?~ SAN DIEGO. Council~.a Perkins offered Resolution ~,Io.686. The Resolution was read in full and was passed, adopted m~d ~opreved by the follov~ing vCce, to-wit: Ayes: Councilmen Perkins, Burnside, Kidder, Hov~, Tlmmons. Noes: None. ~bsent: None. BILLS, Piti/): On motion by Councilman Timmons, seconded by Council~-~ Kidder, ~ich carried, the following bills ~ere ordered paid. 3540 Pay Roll ~erch 29, 19~4 Jury Duty.. $24.00 3541 Pay Roll - let half Of March General 2209.4Z 354~ Pay Roll - let half of ~arch General - Streets,Pks. 1099.60 354~5 Pay Roll - April ll, 19~4 Election Board 180,00 3544 Garel & Labby Rental Polling Place 7.50 3545 Ohula Vista Women's Club do. do. ?.50 3546 Eitzen, ~,~rSo A,C. do. do. 7.50 3547 Coding*~n, I.D. do. do. 7.50 55~ Chula Vista Junior High School do. do. 7.50 3548 I~illlan, Jack T. City Treasurer 1% Disbursements - March 103.50 3550 american Bitumuls Co., Bitumuls IX 37.64 3551 Bank of america Withholding Tax - March 579.70 3552 Bettie's Cafe ~=risoners meals Feb.-Mch. 9.95 3555 Bouchard's Richfield Service Bottled ~ter & recaps 10.38 355~ C & A.Nursery & Florist~ Rose Bushes 24. 60 3555 California ~ater &Tel. Co., Service - meter rentals 340.88 3556 Oalifo~ia Western States Life Group Insursace 60.52 3557 Chula Vista Electric Co. Globes 2.97 3558 C?.ula Vista Insurance Agency U.S.A. Civ. Defense- Lee 5.00 3559 Chula Vista I~,mber Company Lumber 2.16 3560 Th~ Chula Vista Star Ordin~?ces, fermis,etc., 108.11 3561 City Tr~aSu~r of San Diego ~adiotel.rental & parts 39.22 3562 County of San Diego (Health) Health service as contractSO.00 3563 Daley Corporation Cold Mix- operator etc.2980.24 3564 Denrich Press Permits,complaints,etc., 186.08 3565 Fenton, tI.G.~Jaterial Co., Beefing gravel 18.55 3566 Fuson Garage Auto repairs ~d parts ll.61 3567 Goodyear Service Recaps and repairs $31.22 3568 Harris, Sim J. Cutback 135.00 3569 HeLm Bros., Lubrication & Wash Job 5.72 3570 Henrich, ~.Llldred Go Field Map Books 100.50 3571 ~olcomb's Hardware Store ~'~iscellaneous supplies 11o10 35?2 Keithley, Ralph de. do. 23.48 3573 Lee, George - Fire Chief Volunteer Pay Roll 35.00 ~574 Logan Plumbing & Heating Miscellaneous & Labor' 3.75 3575 Mlllan, Jack T. Ooordinator Civilian Defemse bills 102.60 3576 Mission Chemical Co., Soap & Good Odor Balls 6.92 3577 Moyn~b~a, Tom Wrecking Co., Eab 10.2~ 3578 National Auto Parts Co., ~pdel Truck - rings etc., 41.30 3579 Nelson & Sloan Rock and cC~crete 108.93 3580 Orrell Feed Store Gaines - meal 13.08 3581 I~eters Feed Store Park supplies 13.7~ 3582 Richfield 0il Corporation Stove oil and grease 58 3583 ~eliable Pipe Supply House Used plate 1.19 3584 Revolving Fund Miseellaneous bills paid 13.66 3585 Ross Stationery & Equipment Miscellaneous ~pplies 10.41 3586 Ruble, ~.Jo Auto repairs ~ud parts 9.?4 3587 San Diego Janitor Supply Co., Paper Towels - folding 3.79 3588 Sohwabacher-Frey Co., DiJests 4.10 3589 Sipple, Paul ~iisc.auto repairs & parts 14.26 3590 South Bray Lumber Ce. Ltd., Auto H~dro 2.05 3591 Southern Catif.Telephone Co., Telephone service aud tolls 65.95 3592 Stokes, Rodney Co., Sketch Sosle .51 ~93 Ted's Cafe Prisoners meals - frc~ 0ct'A3-9.?3 3594 Tholl, Emil Auto repairs and parts ?2.80 3595 Travelers Insurance Co., Monthly advance pramfum 25.20 3596 Travelers Insurence Co., Group insurance 42.40 3597 Union 0il $ompany of Calif., Gasoline for Earch 230.95 3598 Webb Bros., Oxygen,Acetylene etc., 82.24 ADJOUI~IENT: Upon motion by Councilman Tire. OhS, seconded by Councilman Kidder, ~hich cs~vried, the meeting was adjourned to Tuesday, April 18, at ? o'clock P.M.,