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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1944/09/11 ~ OF i~GULAR M~I'iNG OF THE CITY OF CHUIA VISTA COD~JCIL, IN THE CITT OF CHUI~ VISTA, CALIFORNIA, SEPT~. ~IBER ll! 19~ The Council m~t in ragular session i;~ the Council (2~nber of the City of Chule Vista, City Hall, on the above d~te, with Mayo.r~ Keithley presidimg. The re@sting was called to order a~ 7 o' clock P.~. l~esent: Councilmen Keithley, Howe, Burmside, Riesla~d sl~d Kidder. Absent: None. The minutes of the regulmr meeting held August 14 having b~en prepared a~.d mailed, were approved aS prepared ~ud mailed° Minutes of the Planning C~mmission mseting held August 7, 194~, RECP~J~TION GOM~ISSION: The clerk read a letter from M~.Lauderbach in which there was outli~d a tentatiw program for future activities in tha City, to,thor with ths reso~dation that the city purchase additional la~d for recreatiomal purposes. The letter was filed. POLICE P~ORT: The clerk presented a report of the Police Department for the month of August. After i~spection by council, the repo~ was filed. P~.RK LA,SS: On motion by Councilman Rlesl~ud, seconded by Councilman Bummside, ~ich carried, the City Attorney was authorizsd to prepare an Ordinance designatimg all of the la~d in Ohula Vista o~ed by the city, and now used for Park purposes, as Park Larzl. BI~G~00D %J.TEy: ~ir. Lazano requested that th~ council close the alley ~ich ru~s from "E'"' 'S'treet ~orth, and which is situated on the East smd of Brightwood Subdivision. ~fr.Done reportad on the comdition of the alley and reco~nded that the city abamdo~ s~_~mm. His reaso~ was that it might be advisable at some future date to extend utility service down this alley. The City Attorney suggested that the city ab~don the alley, but obtai~ an easement for the utilities. On motion by Councilman Howe, seconded by Councilman Kidder, ~aich carried, the City Attorney was instructed to acquire the necessary easem~ts and prepare to abandon the alley. EgC~J~TION COI~SION BUDGET: A budget in the amount of $3959.00 prepared by ~r.Lauderbach was pressnte~, and, after discussiom the ~fayor ~ppointed Councilman Kidder to investigate the posslbilitias of participation by the loll War Chest. TRAILER OI~ENANCE:. The queStion of the control smd suparvision of Trailers within the City limits of Ohula Vista, was egai~ discussed, ~ud, on ~tion by Oouncilmau Rieslaud, seconded by Councilman Howe, which carried, the City Attorney was instructed to draft au 0rdinauce f~ the regulatiom and control of same. P~J~II~G ~I~ETERS: The question of P~rking ~ieters in the city was again brought up for discussion. ~.~r. Goebels, the Pacific Coast representative for the I.I.H. Rhodes Company, Stated he thought perhaps there w~re too many meters and suggested tt~t the hauber be reduced to ~Approxi~ately 125. He said he felt his company had a valid contract, but a survey sho~ed that there were a m,,mber of meters installed which ~re not meeded. Upon motion by Councilmam Rieslaud, seconded by Councilma~ Howe, which carried, the City Attorney was instructed to amend th~ present Dieter Contract to read that every other meter be takem out, ~d the Rhodes Company instructed to instal the multiple type meters on the re~ining st~dards. ~J~.Carmen Baker representing a grOup of n~rchamts stated that he waS losing $40~00 a day on account of parking n~ters being installed, and that he was not in favor of a compromise, but was in favor of the complete removal of all meters. LLr.Halferty was of the sam~ opinion and stated further that he thought the comp~uy ~ould not ~t adv~ publicity, ~d w~ld not coatest the remov~ of the ~rs. ~g~.~ller~n s~ted t~t he thou~t it would ~ot be so b~d if we had ~ultiple ~pe ~ters. A letter, conde~i~g the ~rs, read from ~.No~ ~tei~ba~,Yr., a~ s~e w~ filed. ~ A~ ~J~R: ~.~e~nd ~D~e~ed before th~ Coun~l asking ~ssiom to file appli~tion for the p~e~nt of gov~t ~s ~ ~lch ~ repair ~i~ A~n~. Upon motion by Counci~ Ho~, seconded by Co~ci~ ~de, ~ch carried, the },layor w~ authorized to ~cute a f~l ~pli~tion. ~O~ NO.3~i,. ~ motion By Oo~ci~ ~e~d, seconded by ~cil~ ~mside, ~ich ca~ied, 0rdin~ce No.ZZl was plaid on its f~ ~ ~adi~. ~s is ~ ~ li~i~ t~i-cabs ~d ot~r vehicles for hl~. ~ N0.Z$E: ~ motion by ~ci~ ~esl~d, ~conded by Co~cil~ ~ithley, ~ich ca~ied, ~din~ce No~$~ was plaid on its first ~ading. ~s is an Ordim~ce establi~i~g the office of City ~a~ing Director. 0~CE N0.ZJJ: 0n motiom by ~unci~ B~nsid~, seconded by Co~ci~ ~esl~d, which ~rried, 0rdin~ce re adi~. ~is is an ~din~ce ch~gi~ the profile of the side-w~k ~a on t~ South side of "I" ~reet. B~?~: 0n motion by ~unci~ H~e, seconded by ~unci~ ~ide, ~ich carried, t~ follo~ bills we~ ordered paid:- ~899 ~ ~ll - B~ ~lf of Au~st - ~eral BS~ ~ ~ll - ~ ~f of ~t - St~ets,~,Se~r ~9 ~p~e, ~, ~ief of ~lice ~tty ~ash ~880 ~nley, ~or~ 180.00 ~881 ~ws, St~y Co. 1.~9 ~SE B~k of ~rica 3884 ~ke~t, ~il B.Co. 26.00 ~ Bouc~rd's ~chfield ~r~ce 4.~ ~86 C & A.Flor~ Shop 30.~ ~87 Califo~ia Water & Telephone Co. 4~.66 ~88~7~ Oaliformia ~ster~ States Life Iz~sur~ce $.16 38~ C~r~ Motor Co~y 3.~ ~889 Chu~ Vista O~ber of Co~rce lO00.00 3890 Chu~ Vista Electric Co. ~91 Ohu~ Vista L~ber Co. ~4.9~ ~92 C~la Vista ~o~ ~.13 ~93 City Treasurer of S~ Diego 79.62 ~94 Chu~ Vista St~ 27.6$ ~95 Co~ty of S~ Di~ (He~th D~t.) 50.00 ~96 D~ey 0o~ ~atiom 17~ ~97 ~nrich ~ss 66.68 ~98 ~ ~ag~ 17.94 ~99 Gi~r~ 0il C~p~y 26.9~ ~OQ ~l's ~y ~op 8.25 ~01 H~d- ~u~ Ce. 3.33 3902 Holcombs H~w~e Comply 39 03 Hora~ Lumber Corapany $53.79 390~ Hudson-Tucker Co~pany 80.26 3905 Joha~sen, RoD.Roofing Company 155.00 S~06 Kimball, C.A. 8.10 390~ ~DI~ ...... 3908 Lee, George - Fire Chief ~2.00 $909 Logan PD~mbing & It~atlng 6.61 3910 Mlllan, Jack - ~ordinator 75.00 3911 ¥~illan, Jack To CityTr~asurer 147.04 3912 Mission Chemical 0o., 17.94 ~913 Morrison, H.G. 15.00 3914 National 2~uto Parts 19.Z4 391~ Orrell Feed Store 7.94 ~916 Paxton ~to & Electric S~rvice 30.66 3917 P~ters Feed Store 40.86 3918 Raleigh's Service ~.75 S919 Pay Roll - Racreation CoLmnission 666.66 3920 Revolving Fu~d 32.80 ~921 Richfield Oil Corporation 26.76 3922 Ross StatiOnery & Equipment Co. 2.56 392~ Ruble, W.J. 2~1.30 S924 Souther~ California Telephone Co~p~ny 76.27 ~925 Squires-Belt ~aterial Co., 68.36 3926 Stang, Otto 4.50 39~7 Stokes, Rodney Co. 40.65 3~28 Taylor, Beatrice 2°50 ~929 Tholl, ~t 1 Travelers Insurance Go No.39ZO ~4.16 ~931 Uland, Louis 15.00 39Z2 Union 0il Company of California 202.57 Z935 Victory Lumber Co., 5.63 3934 Western ~et~l Supply Co., 1Z.37 39Z5 ~hit~-St~rke, ~i. Go 1442.59 Z936 ~olfe & J~r~old 2.87 ~R~7 Rhodes, ~.H.& Co., 947.25 39~8 ~ebb Bros~, 3939 1-~ay Roll - let H~lf Septe~bsr - G~er~l 2511o69 Z940 Pay Roll - let Half September - Stroets,P~rks,Sewer 1Z~3o00 Zg~l ~ Roll - ~nd Half September - G~or~'~l 2831.19 Z942 P~y Roll - ?md ~Ialf Ssptember~ Str~,~erks,Sewer 1305,6Z $9~1~ Bank of America - TKithholding T~x S~pt~ub~r 808.90 f~)JOUI~wl~,:,, Upon motiom by ~.u~.:.cz~mu Howe, seconded by Counci~J~m Kidder, v~ich carried, the meeting w~,s ~d~ourned to I~onday, September 18, ~lt 7 P.!Zo,