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Home My WebLink Aboutcc min 1924/11/28 ~, /~ MINUTES OF AN ADJOUlU'lED REGULAR IlEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEBS, CHULA. VISTA, CALIFORNIA, HELD NOVEMBER 26, 1924. The Board met pursuant to adjournment, in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, with President Peters in the ohair. Order called at 7130 p.m. Present I Trustees Peters, Bent, ~ons, Wentworth. Trustee Shaw absent. ADVERTISINGI Proof of the full page advertisement that is to appear in the Annual Addition of the San Diego Union, this year, was presented and read. The proof was corrected by adding the word "Union" to the part pertaining to the High School, and adding the word "grean" to the part pertaining to growing feed for paultry. AI corrected, the proof wal accepted and ordered, upon motion by )fr. Wentworth, lecoDded by JIr. Lyons, which carried. STDftAT.]ffi CROSSING ALLEYSI City engineer brought up the question of s1dell'alk8 croning alleys and half alleYI in lubdivisionl. He was inltructed to leave the sidell'alk out Where it croslel full alleys, but to have it continaed through where it cro..es half alleys; the Itreet depattment to do the grading in all luch oasea. RESOLUTION No. 1061 Resolution No. 108, directing the city engineer to prepare plans, Ipecifications, drawings aDd typical cross lectionl of sidell'alk work now under consideration, _s offered by JIr. ~0118. The resolution was read, and upon motion by Mr. Bent, seconded by Mr. Wentworth, it was paned adopted aDd approved, AI read, by the following vote, to ""If it I AmI Trusteel Bent, Peters, ~ons, Wentowrth. NOBSI None. ABSEl'IT, Trustee Shaw. RESOLUTION No. 109, Resolution No. 109, declaring the paving of !rational Avenue completed aDd showing a laving of $1037.86 lurplul in the 1923 National Avenue Paving Bond Fund; the relolution directs that thil saving of $1037.86 be tr&118ferred from the 1923 National Avenue Paving Bond J'und, to the General J'und and wu offered by JIr. ~onl. The resolution wal read, aDd wal pUled, adopted aDd approved as read, by the following vote, to""lfit, A1ES, Trusteel Wentworth, Bent, Petera, ~onl. :NOES, None. ABSENT, Shaw. DYER SIDEWALK, A letter trom R. M. Pray, protesting against the city pçing for one-half of the sidewalk and curb laid in front of the Dyer Property on Third Avenae, in consideration of. the Dyer's deeding a ten foot strip of land to the city on whioh the sidewalk il laid, wal read. It was ordered filed upon motion by Jlr. ~ent, leconded by JIr. Wentworth, which oarried. RBII>VING TRUS FROM THE STRUT, Albert A. nagger and Joseph Stein, each alked permilsion to remove the palm trees fronting their property on H Street, they to be replaced with black acaoia. Requelt granted upon motion by )fr. ~ons, leconded by )fr. Wentworth, each owner to lign the ulual agreement. ... STBEETS WEST OF NATIONAL AVENmh In the matter of the city obtaining deedl to all the streets l¥ing _at of National Avenae, from the Sen Diego Land and "own COIIIp&F, the city attorney reported that he had taken up the queltion with )fr. !IIitua, Of the oompa~, and had been informed that it had been referred to the attorney for the oo~, and no doubt, deedl would be coming through shortly. STDftH.1r!I CROSSING CONTBIIPLA.TED STREETS, The city engineer brought up the question of omitting s1dfJll'alk8 aDd curbl in places where the owner of the abutting property il contemplating opening a street. City attorney adviled that in 8Uoh oa88s, the sid_lk would have tÐ I!IID in, unlesl the owner could mow concluaive evidence that a Itreat would be opened through, giving a date, for such opening. In no oa88 could the sidell'alk be omitted on the Itatement of tha owner that he intends to open a Itreet in the future. PROPBRTY LID AT THIBD .Avmrn:B A1ID D STREET, The old matter of the correct property line at Third Avenue and D Street _, again brought up by the city engineer. in the disouslion, it developed that there is a dilcrepanoy of five feet at that point. If the monuments are followed as markera for the line, it will make a straight street through to the north city limits; the monument I at the point in question, end the one at the nol,'th city lim! t, together with the monuments louth of D and Third Avenue, are all in alignment. 'l'here are some other markers, iron pil18, which would make a curve in the street of five feet; Ward's lubdivilion wall laid out using these pins as markerl, while Sea Vale Addi tion WU laid out using the mon_ents. It was decided to accept the mon_ent at the interlection of Third Avenue and D Street al the correct Itreet line, upon motion by Mr. Wentworth, leoonded by Mr. ~Ol18, whioh carried by the following vote, to-wit, AYES, Trultees Wentwroth, Peters, Bent, ~ons. EOBS, None. J.B5EN'l', 1IIaaw. Jleeting ot November 26, ContinueA. SELLING CITY HORSES, The clerkwal directed to advertise in the Chula Vilta Star, the National City N.s, the Sundq Union and the Saturdq Sun, the sale of 11:1: of the horses belonging to the city. BILLS PAID, Upon motion by Jlr. Bent, a;econded Mr. Wentworth, the following bills, as examined by the finance committee, were ordered paid, 4744 Pac. Tel.ph. and ~elegr. Co. Phones, October and November, 1924, 4749 State Compensation iUnd Compensation Insurance 4757 Sloane & Sloane, Attorney Fee 4758 Guptil & Sabin Insurance, Nurse's Automobile 4759 Mary E. Dyer, t payment on sidewalk 4760 Mary E. Dyer, t p~ent on curb and grading 4761 Willard E. Shepherd Purchase of Tractor 4762 Calif Constr. Co. Completion Paving Nat'l Ave. 4763 H. L. Benbough Window Shades -', 4764 M.D. Poultry Ranch RefUnd of 'faxes 4765 D. A. 'fright, do. 4766 Jlpnes Jackson Jurors at trial 4757 Jack M. Eakins, Tractor Driver, November, 1924, 4769 City of San Diego, Fire Hose Reel and Tank r $ 19.25 572.83 250.00 50.00 285.50 174.90 3917.00 9607.48 3.10 2.00 12.80 6.00 107.50 19.25 ADJOUR1'MENT1 Upon motion by Mr. Wentworth, seconded by Mr. Lyons, the Board adJourned sine die. Attes~ 6<). ' City Clerk. ~