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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1932/11/01~I/lU'I'ES OF A REGIK.~w. ~.TING OF 'l'~i~ GITT COUNCIL OF 0HULA VISTA~ CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER 1, 1932 ~he 0ounoll met in regular session, in the 0ounoil Chamber of the 01ty Ball, the above ~ate, with Mayor Done presiding, l~eting oalled to =der at ?~0 p. m. t~eeent~ Mayor Done, 0ounollmen I~we, Lyons, ~rown. 0ouno~l-m- 0onyera absent. MINUTES OF PP.I~VI0~ ~ETIN~-~ The minutes of the last regular meeting, having been read by each m..-ber of this 0ounoll, were approved as prepared. Wt~ARF AT PACIFIC O~-=,, PROI~IOTS O01~3C~ATION: A pr~ositi~ ~v~ been m to ~is ol~, by the Receiver of ~e above ~ntio~d or~i~tion, to as~ to ~e el' ~e wh~f ~ pier, at ~t p~t, for t~ sm of ~.~, ~otor ~n was e~ on to report ~e res~t of his inaction of ~ p~oJe~t. ~. ~ton stated ~at h~ ~d se~ ~ ~e mate~i~ ~ the wh~f ~ pier, ~ the work ~ ~l~-~tlei~ t~ pretty wo~l give eons~erable work ~ ~e ~lo~t of ~e ol~. ~ the ~t~r , r~i~ ~e pil~, ~d ~ t~e In whieh t~ praiser sho~ be ~l~ntl~, the ~e: ~s ~trueted ~o ~lte t~ U. S. District ~aar, at Los ~eles, f~ infection. ~ ~e ~tt~, no action wi~ be t~en ~til t~ ~xt ~tl~. SALE OF PROP~TY F~I I]EL]~ ~,,~x'~t: The olerk informed this 0ounoil that ' pieces of prOperty in the Qity would, by Operation of law, be sold to satisfy the un] taxes due thereon, mc~e than five years having elapasd sinee the property w~s ~old the airy for unpaid taxes. Therefore, al. Lyons offered Resolution No. 343~ehleh a resolution direating the aity Tax Oolleetor to dee~ to this eity, the prOperty men. tioned therein. The resolution was read, and was passed, adOpted and approved, aa by the foLlow~ug vote, to-wit: AYES: Cl. Brown, Done, ]~)we, Lyons. N~: None. ABS~ Cl. ~onyere. This resolution severe ane of the pi~eaa of prOperty mentioned above. al. Brown then offered llesolutlon No. ~44~/whioh is a resolution directing the other pisses of l~operty mentioned above, be deed to the oity by the Oity Tax looter. The re~olution was ~ead, and was passed, adopt~l and approved aa read, by tl following vote, to-wit: A~gS: 01. How~, Lyons, l~own, Done. I~: (31. None. 01. Co~yers. ]2~5~PJ~E ON F]!~E TRUCK: In the matter of inauranoe protesting this eity age: property damage and llreonal liability, on the State owned fire trusk, the olerk was insinuated to write She S~ate Division of Forestry for the provisions of the State suronoe polioy. TAX R~D: The Sen Diego ~as and EXeotrie C~any asked this Couneil, thro~ its reprementative~ a Mr. R. S. Ruffin, for a refun~ of the tex~m &aaeaaed aga_~n-t property owned by Max-ion Feekham, but leased by the ~el and ]leetric C~;:~..-.~. The for the refund asked was stated that the oc,~any had prOper]~ deolared the p~operty · perative property and tepee paid to the late Boax~ of equalization. The Isasesor e3 the alleged deolaration whieh p~r~ed to he a regular assee=.~nt ~heet, with no signa~ thereon, or any evidence that ~he property had been reported to the State for taxes. l~rther tho aneoseor d~olared $~at over half of the building d~lared as operative px~pe~t~, was not, in fast, operative pX. Opertyj that part being oe~led as a ~lee room for .~rehendiee. After disenesion, ~lerk in, trusted to w~lte th~ Boa~ of ~quaJ zation of tho State, to asuertain if the sales room p~rt of the build~-_- ia really afire property. STREET LIGHT: Mr. ~. M. Christy, by letter, asked the oounoil to take notion on a petition presented acme ewe years ago, e~king that the street light at Y St~aat and 4th Avenue, be re~ovod to the center of that intereeotion, in o~lar that moro li~ ~ight mhol on 4th Avenue. a. the light ia now situated, the l~ee prevent light fx~m penetrating north of F Street. Mr. Christy proposed that if his prOpoetion be not px tieable, then lnsta~ another light at Davideon an~ 4th Avenue. Referred to the oit~ e~gineer for so,restive notion. Meeting of November 1, 1932, C~ntlnued. ~IEL~ 1~: ~he ~oard of ~x-vieore ~f ~ Dl~o Co~ty, by ~t$~, a~vl~d ti C~eil ~$ ~,-ds~ ~ bo~ ~ ~ U. S. ~t for relief ef the ~1~ ~e lett~ ~s ao~te~ by a ~y of a lett~ ~ ~ ~ of $~ Sta~, ~ PERZODZCA~ R,~PO~S: Monthly repo~ts of the Fire Cb~ief, ~hie~ of Poliee amd Cour Clerk, for the month of 0etcher, 1932, were presented an8 ordered filed. POLI~ BAIL i~[~I1~: Chief of Poliee Xelly presented the matter of acme T~avelex'e shooks, on the Mellon National ~-~, resolve8 by the poliee department as bail benS, and which had been returne~ by the Mellon ~-~ on aeeount of faulty aig~aturee thereto Poliee o~Sered to ~efer matter to 0ity Attorney. DOG POUlqD: Not to exeee8 ~0.00 was authorize8 upon motion by Cl. B~own, seconds. by Cl. Lyon~, which ear, led, to eonstrueta dog pound at the city 8~laping grounds. &A.~U~A' MAC~IN~Y: Upon motion by Cl. Lyons, seconded by 01. B~own, whleh ea~rie8 the city engineer wu authorized to look around ~aong contractors, with a view to pu~- ~haeing a street grader, to esot not to exzeed $500.00. ByV.T.q pA~n: Upon motion by 01. Lyons, zeeonSed by Cl. Br~wn, which ear, leS, the followix~ bills, after eTAm~uation by the Finance C~onittee, were c~lered paid'- 88~4 Eett~ex~-~taf fc~8-Goldmaith, ~8§§ S. D. ~s ~6 ~eetrie 0o., 6o. ~7 Y. W~ski,~ Co., ~59 Paolfie Aee~lene ~o., ~ ~i~ Yo~bloo~, ~61 Ci~ Ol~k, ~ ~at~n ~t~ ~ Co., ~ ~lon 0il ~, ~65 So. C~if. ~le~o~ ~, ~0 ~i~is E. Fo~, ~1 ~s~'s Wel~ ~or~, ~ State O~nsation ~6 B. ~tt~fiel~, ~7 Pet,s Fee~ Sto~, ~78 ~eock 0il ~79 Robert ~ W. E. ~, ~1 Na~o~ ~on Works, ~6 0. V. ~7 0. V. ~eotrio Bond for 0ou~t ~lerk, $5.00 ~ an8 ~leotrioity, Oct., 1932, 410.10 E~ctriei~, S~eet Si~m, 4.70 ~eet ~, ~.~ ~ti~, 5~t~er, lg~2, 4.25 Acetylene ~ 0~gen, ~.79 Clerk f~ Pi~/~ ~a,ion, B.50 ~.~6 Lu~leat~ oil, ~o~ ~e~lee, Sept., 1~32, 47.15 Wel~lng ~p~at~, 7.~2 Bi~s, 25. ~n~, 25.04 C~,~?~sation T~a~oe~ ~loy~ Relief, 171.~ ~s~o~ ~loyes, Oat., 1932, S~et ~ Sewer ~loyes, 6o. ~5.~ Rep~irl~ 8i~o~ ~m, ~soline, 0e~be~, 1~32, R~f~g new fi~ app~a~ bull~, ~.~ ~ a easti~ f~ s~eet ~e~, 3.05 · leotrie 3e _w~p. e, 1.85 Printing, 16.84 Medical exs~alnation of prisoners, 189.00 Auto tires and repai.re~ 19.9~ Printing, 19.90 Ileetric Lamps, 1.35