HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1931/04/13~ OF AN AD~'OI~,IT~D PJ~GI~.a~ ~TIN~ OF ~HE 0ITY 00UNOIL OF OHULA VISTA,
CiLIFOP~IA, m~.LD APRIL 13, 1931.
The Council met purs---t to &dJormnent, in the Council C~','~b~ of the Oity ~-11, ox
the above date, with Me, or Done presiding. M~eting called to order at ?: S0 p. m,
Present: Ma~or Done, Councilmen ~owe, Bradley, Conyers. Cl. Lyons absent.
STREET ~m~: A w~ltten request to remove two eucalyptus trees fr~n the p~
i~ in ~ont of 526 D S~ee% ~s ~ad. ~e prop~ is ~d by 0. H. V~ ~ke.
~e ~oe w~den state~ ~t ~. R~ ~ ~d verb~ ~eq~sted pe~ission to
r~e ~o ~ees ~on~i~ his pretty on F Street. Upon motion by Cl. C~rs, s~
o~e~ by Cl. ~ad~y, ~ission ~s ~d to bo~ p~tie8, provided they deposi~
~e ~o~t req~red ~ o~d~nan~o to ~o ~ees.
00~T OLERE: The Council interview the following candidates f~r the poeitl¢
of 0curt Clerk: MAss Florence Butler, Mr. Walter Young, Mr. H. B. Bailey, and Mrs,
~atia Aeason. After discussion, Mrs. Acason was selected to fill the position, a~
Cl. Bradley offered Resolution No. ~25~, which is a resolution authorizing the ap-
pointment, fixing the salary and specifying office hours. The resolution was read,
was passed, adopted and approved, as read, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES: C]
Conyers, Done, Bradley. NOES: None. A~ENT: Cl. h~we and Lyons.
0Ounellman ~e left the Council CDamher at 8:45 p. m., Just prier to the ~
t~en on t~ q~stlon of O0~t O~k. ,/~
ia a resolution ~at~ ~e o~i~ of S~rinte~ent of ~blio work~ ~d ~rise~
of ~ duties of Cl~ ~ineer, S~et Superintendent ~d ~eetor of S~e?s. ~,
0so~ F. Weissberber w~ appointed to fill the offi~ J~t e~eated, at a s~ of
SS~.00 p~ mon~ his services to e~noe April 15, 1~31. ~e resolution was re~
~d ~s ~ssed, ad,ted ~d a~r~ed, ~ read, by ~e foll~i~ vote, t~wit: A~
Cl. ~a~ey, Oo~s, ~ne. N0~: None. ~: ~ Cl. ~we, ~ons.
0RDINAE~R NO. 215: Upon motion by Cl. Bradley, seconded by Cl. Conyers, wh:
carried, O~dinan~e NO. 215 was placed on its first reading.
LAWS PF~NDING: The clark read a letter from the League of 0alif~rnia M~uici]
ities selling attention to Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 11, an~ Ass~nbly i
No. 1188, which, if they becc~ne laws, will deprive the cities of the parse--1 prop
taxes now collected on automobiles and other motor vehicles. Clerk instructed to ~
our representatives to oppose the passage of these bills.
WAT~ DISTRICT MAP: The clerk was instructed to write the Railroad
with a view to this city obtaining a copy of the map which designates the bounderi,
of the land on which water may be supplied by the Sweet~ater reservior.
AD~0URI~ENT: Upon n~tion by Cl. Oonyers, seconded by Cl. Bradley, which
tied, the Council adjourned sins die.
Attest:
City Clerk.