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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1931/05/05MINU~W-~ OF A REGULAR ~TING OF THE CITY C0b~CIL OF CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA, ~Tn MAY 5, 1931. The Council met in regular session, with Mayor Done preoiding. in the Council Chamber of the City M-~ on the above data. l'A'esent: Councilmen Lyons, B~adley, Oonyers. Oouncil~ Howe ahoent. ~eting held Mayur Done, ~ OF PREVI0~ ~m~TINGS: The minutes of the last regular meeting of April ?, 1931, and adjourned regular meeting of April IS, 1951, and of a special meeting of April 30, 19~1, having bean read by eanh member of the Council, were approved as prepared. C01~GNITT AiID SCHOOL 1~: Mr. Bax-ron, of the Chula Viota Union (~ra-,--~ Sahoo Board of Trusteeo, appeared before thio 0ouncil, and stated that the aehd~l needs an additional, or part time nurse. She ln'Oposad that a part time nurse be en~loyed in the school, at a salary of $100.00 per month~ the city to pay one-half of the salary. The 0ounoil agreed to later consider the matter. UN~ BUILDING O0~E: Building Inspector Pickett, of Coronado, talked at length ~a the adoption by this city of the Unif~Ama Building Code. Referred to the City Building Iuepeotor, to report at the next meeting. WA'~ RATE INCREASE: A letter f~cm the Swsetwate: Wa~er Corporation, in re- ply to a letter to that organization fram our city attorney, with reference to the laot increase in water rates fixed by the Rails-cad 0~.,-~seion, was read. M~. Ii. L. Berge~ took the floor and urged that the thio city and National City get together, and appeal to the Railroad O~*,-~ solon to have the present rateo reduced; th~ the in,ease in rates was granted upon the p~mmise of the Wator O~a~any that it would m~s certain ~i~rovements to t~e system; that the Water Oc~uy had failed to keep its prc~nise; that the letter, above mentioned, was a threat to the extent that if sotion was brought to reduse the l~esent rates, the Water C.~.....eny would ask for an- other lneraase; that this threat is only another of the Water 0c~any's bluffs. Mr. $. H. M~Oullooh was granted the floor, and he urged that in view of the fact that a hearing is now pending with the Water C~,-pany on diverting water from the reservoir to the City of Coronado, that no action be taken until this latter hearing is mettled; he agreed that the water oc~ had broken faith with us, but that we should not attest to appear befure the RaiLroad Oonm~lseion hux~le~ly, -~ that no action should be had until we a~e f~,~ly px~ared for such action, which we are not at thio time. NI~-~ ~ PASK LIGHTING: Mr. C. V. Brown appeared on behalf of the Ohula Vlota Athletic Association, and asked the sity to pe~V for the elesl~ic current used in lighting the b~Tl field fc~ night athletics. He orated that the association had erected the apparatus neneseary fox' the lighting, and ~hat the cost would run about five or six dollars per week far part of the year, or a yearly cost of between $1~0.0 and $175.00. He Was instructed to present a signed application from the Athletic Association, and to appear at the next meeting. ~ AND LU~IOANTS ~ STP. EET MACHINERY: Cl. Oonyers called attention to the fact that our present contract for these c~.-,*dities, which is perpetual, provideo a top prims of 14 cents per gallon for gasoline, whereas the Standard 0il Company offer a contract at 13 cents top price. Upon motion by Cl. Bradley, seconded by 01. Lyons, which carried, the clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for a new contract for gaooline and lubricants; bids to be opened at the next meeting of thio Council. Council Howe took his seat at the Oouncil table at this t!~, 9:15 p. m. VALW~CIA ORANGE SHOW: Cl. Conyers presented a letter frc~ the local Chamber of CcAm~oroe, asking this city to donate $1§0.00 to cover the expenses of the Chamber of Oom~roo exhibit at the Val~naia 0~n~n .~h~w~ ~.n h~ h~ ~ ~0~ ~,,~. A ~^ Nesting of Nmy $, l~$1, Continued. S~REET LIGHTING D~t~ICT: The Superintendent of Public Works presented the pre- liminarypapers fo~ the forn~tion of a~lntenanoe district for lighting Lighting Dls~rict No. 1. These papers consist of: Resolution of Intention. Plat of the District. Specifications fo~ furnishing electricity. LightingMaintenaneeAmsessment. List of l'roperty owners in the district. Estt,~te of cost of ligh~ing,v Cl, 0onyers offered Resolution No. 328;which is a resolution of intention, and provides that it is the intention to form the maintenance district, eha~ging ?0% of the cost ofm aintenanee to the abutting property owners, and 30% ~o be paid by the city as a whole. This maintenance to oo,,,enns November 1, 19~1, --~ continue for a p lcd of five yeas. s. The resolution was read, and was passed, adopted and approved, as read, by the following vote, to-wit: ~: Cl. B~adley, Conyers, Done, Howe, Lyons. NOE~= None. ~: None. Cl. Bradley then offered Resolution No. 329,~'which is a resolution deaignstimg the ~hula Vista Sta~ ea~ as the newspal~r in which ail publications in connection wit: the fcemation of thio district will be published. It was read, end wns passed, a~lopt ~ approved, as ~ead, b7 the following vote, to-wit: AYES: Cl. 0onyars, Done, Hews, Lyons, Bradley. NGES: Nonce. ABSENT: None. ~esolution No. ~0 Zwas now introduced by 01. Conyere, which is a resolution stating that the Superintendent has filed his report as required b7 the resolution of intention, No. $~, a~d the report will stend aa the report for all subsequent procas that Tuesday, ~u~v 7, 1951, is the time set for a hearing on the formation of this trict. It Was read, and was passed, adopted and approved, as read, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES: Cl. Bradley, Conyers, Dons, Howe, Lyons. NOES: None. Nones 0FFIOIAL'S BOND: The bond of the Superintendent of Public Works, 0. F. Weissge~ upon the reco~mendation of the city attorney, and by motion by Cl, Conyers, seconded Cl. Bradley, which cax~ied, wa~ approve~. S~t~EET LIGHT: A petition, signed by the property owners lm the vicinity, was read, ln whioh a street light is reqnseted to be installe~ on the hill, at north entr of city, Second Avenue. Refer~ed to the Sut~rintendent of Public Works, with power act, upon motion by 01. 0onyers, seconded by Cl. Bradley, which carried. ~II~EHYDRANT: A petition, signed by the property owners in the vicinity, was read, in which ~he installation of a fire hydrant is requested, at the corner of Nati. Avenue and ~ Street. Upon~tion by 01. 0onyers, seconded by Cl. Bradley, which earr the mat~er is referred to the Fire C~.~.~saioner, with p~wer to act. P~IODICA.LREPC~T~: The monthly reports of City Yudge, Fire Chief, and Chief of Police, for the month of April, 1~$1, were ordered received -~ filed. Ct~DINANGE NO. 215: Upon motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Bradley, which ear~ 0rdinanee No. 215 was placed on its second and final reading. It was read, and was p~ adopted and approved, as read, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES: 01. Conyers, Dom Howe, Lyons, Bradley. NCF~S: None. AB~: None. (~DINANGENo. 2lB: Upon motion by Cl. Lyons, seconded by 01. Conye~s, which 0rdinanee No, Ei6 was placed on its first reading. This is an ordinance establishing certain city offices and fixing the ocm~peueation therefor. T~,~Y BUILDING: Pexlnission was granted ~r. L. L. Thcmxpson, publisher of the Ohula Vista Sta~, to erect · tek, craZy addition to the building now occupied by the Star, this building to be rem~ved within 14months from this data. ~n~ ~.~ n~ ~ ~ ~seting of h~y 5, lgS1, Continued. BIT.T-~ PAID: bills, after examination by the Finance C~m~ittee, were ordered paid: Upon motion by Cl. Lyons, seconded by Cl. Howe, which carried, the fo11¢ ~Yiiscellaneous Employes, April, 1931, Street Employes, do. City Attorney,& Supplies, do. Purchase of Palm Trees, Installing Drain Pipes in City Hall, Laundry for City Jail, Feeding Prisoners, Part of April, 19S1, do. Junk Sacks, Used Ford Automobile, Officials' Bonds, Trucking for Encinitas Flower Show, ~ing prints for Encinitas Flower Show, Repairing Motor trausportation, Blue Printing and ~"g. Supplies, Shrubs for Plaza, Incandescent lamps for City Hall Phone service, April, 19~1, Repairing motor transportation, Fire Apparatus Supplies~ Cerbogen Gas, Bar iron, Acetylene, Bond for $ity Attorney, Hi~e of mules watering street trees, Sewer Pipe, Gasoline and Lubricants, Fire Hose, Gas and Electricity, Watar, April, 19~1, Paper Towels, Call Man Fire Dept., and Glean Up Day Expenses Supplies for Ca~,,mity Flower Show, do. do. do. do. do. do. do, do. do. do. do. do. Lumber aha Cement, Motor repairs and parts, Office Supplies, Expenses Flower Show, ~edical Examination of Drunks, Clerk fca- P3-~ntng O~"ission, Hardware Supplies, Paper for backing sheets, 8110 Payroll, 81il do. 8112 0. C. Ludwig, 8113 Grace E. Kelly, 8114 J. 0. ?~hitt, 8115 California Laundries, Inc. 8116 E. E. Hogue, 8117 Valencia Cafe, 81lB Peters Feed Stc~e, 8]_19 Jack Calvers, 81Z0 ~ay M. Oampbell, 8121Cozens & Hammond, 81~ C. Wa~d, 81P~ 0-Wlemd's Repair Shop, 81~4 Rodney Stokes Go., 8125 N. C. Elliott, 8126 Kinmore Electric Co., 8127 South. Calif. Telephone Co. 81~8 Rex ~uson, 8129 A~N. ~anoe Go. 8130 Physicians Supply 0o. 8131 Westex~ 8132 Pac. Acetylene ¢o., 8133 ~. G. White, S1S4 Arehie Montgomery, S1~5 Schism C~,,..~ercial Co. 81~6 Union 0il Gmmpany, S13? S. D. Machinery a~t Sup. Co. 81~8 S. D. Gas and Electric Co. 8159 S. W. Water Corporation, Sl~0 Demrieh Press, 814~ Oharles E. 8ml+2x, 814~ Black's & Kendall, 814~5 R. Y. Yerabek, 81A4 Mme. W. L. Prevart, 8145 Mrs. D. A. Kirby, 814~ A~line Baker, 8147 Hughes & Johnson, 8148 C. V. Transfer, 8149 ~re. B. S. Doekstader, 8150 Skinner Company, 8151 C. V. Lumber Co., 8152 Kinmore Electric Go., 81~ Alsa B. Haines, S15~ C. V. Wnm~'s Club 81§§ C. V. L%m~ber Co., 815~ C. V. Motor Sales, 8157 Ross Stationary Store, 8158 Mrs. C. M. Derling, Sl§9 F. E. Ashoroft, 81~0 Lela Youngblood, S151 C. V. Paind an~ Hdw. Store, 816~ C. V. Star, $326; 85( 12~ 2~ 6( AD$0L~J~U~.J~T: Upon motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Lyons, the Oouneil adjourned sine die. Attest: