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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955 04-19 CC MIN, 260 National City, California, April 19, 1955 Regular meetingaof the City Council was called to order by P?ayor Hodge et 7:30 P.M. Council members present: Hollingsworth, Jensen, Parchen, Hodge. Council members absent: Heck., ADIINISTHATI?TE OFFICIALS present: Alston, Bird, Curran, Lill, Wagner, Gautereaux, Bailey. The meeting was opened with ,ledge of allegiance to the Flag, " followed by invocation by Rev. Knight. Moved by Jensen, seconded by Hollingsworth, that the minutes of - the regular meeting of April. 5, 1955, be annrove. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Hollingsworth, Jensen. Coun- cilmen Parchen and Hodge abstained from voting. Mays: None. Absent: Heck. RESOLUTION N0. 6384 was read, a.,nroving the application of Joser"_ Damico for a remit to construct an over -sized driveway at 1LL06 National Avenue, and it is,hereby ordered that a nernit be issued as per the sketch attached to said Resolution. Moved by Hollings- worth, seconded by Parchen, that the 'resolution be adopted. Car- ried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 6385 was read, ttT'7S0L1'TION OF INTF"TIO?,' NO. i985 iN THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF STREETS AND I:'DR017E11NTS OF HARBISC"t AvEN E IN THE CITY'OF NATIONAL CITY". Moved by Hol- lingsworth, seconded by Jensen, that the Resolution be adont,d. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 6386 was read, adopting scale of prevailing wage rates in connection with the 'ronosed_ im,rorement of Harbison Avenue between the centerline of Fourth Street and the center- line of Division Street. Moved by Hollingswortb,'seconded by Parchen, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all the Coun- cil ,resent voting aye. COUNCIIPTOr_AN HOLLINGS''a0-TH stated there is a bill in Sacramento which would do away with the advertising of wage scales, so that when a notice to bid is advertised the wage scale will be in the specifications. Moved by Hollingsworth, seconed by Jensen, that the City Manager *,mite a letter to Sen. Kraft and Assembly^an Hegland urging them to sunnort such e bill. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. , RESOLUTION NO. 6387 was read, accenting and anprovinr; the invi- tation for bids as the basis for the nrorosed award of a contract for the collection and disposal of rubbish in National City. Moved by Parchen, seconded by Jensen, that the Reeo.ution be a- dopted. Carried, all the Council ,resent voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 6388 Deed dated March 26 TUISVELD. Moved by lution be ado,ted. was read, anrroving lnt e--,ting a Grant - 1955, Prom PETER HUISiTE,LD ;_ro LUCiLLE Parchen, seconded by Jensen, that the 9e Carie�' , ,all the Council present.__votinP!, aye. RESOLUTION NO. 6389 was read, gre.nti.ng a. special zone variance permit to Donna Reithmaye: for the purpose of o_,eratine a beauty, shop in a residential structure in an- R-4• Zone. Said property LL n R venue Moved by Parchen seconded byJensen, located at 70 I Avenue. , that the Resolution be 'dn--ted. Carried, all the Council pre- sent voting aye. RESOLUtI0t? NO. 6390 was read, acknowledging the receipt of the notice, statement and affidavit, and.=Iprrov^_l is hereby given L /19 261 for the circulation of the Petition for anne;tation of the terL ritory designated a.s * ILLER'S ANNEXATION". Moved by Parchen, seconded by Jensen, that the Resolution be a.dcnted. Carried, all the Council nreeen_t voting aye. ORDINANCE' NO. , "AN OEDII'TANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE *_TO. 707 OF THE OPDINANCti'S OF Tip CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, BY AI:I'D:NC ^ECTION 5", was presented for the first reading and read in full. ORDINANCE NO, , 'A? ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 726 OF TfY'E ORDINA•TCES`OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, BY AMENDING SECTION 1, AND ADDING THERETO A "17" SECTION NUMBERED SECTION 1.5" , was presented for the,first reading and read in full, ORDINANCE NO. 8?9, "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CTTY, CALIFORNIA, REGULATING THE COLLECTION, REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE AND RUBBISH rTITHIN SAID CITY, AND PROVIDING FOR A PEN- ALTY FOR THE VIOLATION T}EPEOF, AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THERE'!iTH", was presented for the second and final reading, and read in full. WILL PRATT was present and asked if cafes would be allowed to sell their garbage if this ordinance is adopted, and thought this should be considered. ATTORNEY CURD.AN stated at the present time National City has over a year to go on its contract for the collection of garbage. rILLIAH NOESER was present and stated there have been two test cases in Los Angeles and in San Diego T:hich Fives the right to the individual that garbage is their own private prop- erty, and it has been defeated where there has been any_means of trying to keen a man from disposing of his own garbage, if he - has a permit. M'S, KODISH was present and asked if tree trim- mings, shrubbery, etc.,. is excluded under the definition of rub- bish. ATTORNEY CURRAN'stated the answer is "yes".. Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Parchen, that the Ordinance be adopt- ed. Carried, all the Council present voting,aye. REPORT FROM THE PLArrirG' CO"T''ISSIOr was read, arr-'oving the re- quest of Robert T. Ingle, 2537 E, 13th Street for an�nroval to establish a thirty-six foot travelway within a fifty-five foot right of way in front of his property at the intersection of 13th Streit arid Harbison Avenue, subject to the approval of the City Engineer, COUNCILMAN PARCHEI`T asked the City Engineer if there were some circumstances present which prohibit a 6o foot right of way. CITY ENGINEER LILL stated Mr, Ingle's house is very close to the street and-•-e_do have a twenty-five foot right of way in the centerline of 13th Street, and on the South there is a thirty foot right of way. Thirteenth Street is in process for 1911 Act improvement and we are working on the nlans. It is only two blocks long, and it appeared that under the circumstan- ces it would be feasible to put in a thirty-six foot street, Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Jensen, that the Planning Commission's recommendation and the City Engineer's recommenda- tion be sustained. Car-ied, all the Council present voting aye., REPORT FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION was read regarding F,T, llia.ms Manor No, 3 revised Tentative Map. The revised man showed dele- tion of the northerly 200 feet and the southerly 350 feet which includes the drainage ditch and proposed eighty foot Twelfth Street from the originally annrowed elan. H. L. 'Till.iams, OT•Tn- er and subdivider, explained that he hada.n offer for the Nor- therly 200 feet for a commercial development and_ that he real- ized he would either have to obtain a zone change or variance for the property. He stated that he could not subdivide the en- tire remainder of the nrorerty because of the cos* of the drain- age ditch and Twelfth Street, so had deleted. the Southerly'950 feet from the plan, The Clan shot,*eda relocation of Ninth, Ten- th, and Eleventh Street and nronosec innroverent on a. forty foot L/19 22 travelray for Said streets, ^1S0 aforth foot ?t^ dedication for Harbison Avenue with twenty foot, half width, surfacing. It .r• erecommendation *as tI1 of t e Planning Commission that the re- vised tentative map of '''illiars No. 3 subdivision as submitted _ by Mr. T'rilliams , but subject to final review and apgr•ova.l of the City Engineer, be aprroved. :'loved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Jensen, that the tentative map of '.Tilliams Mer}or No. 3 subdivis- ion as recommended by the City Planner and ''ith the recurmenda- tion of the City Engineer to the City Manager, be aprroved. Carried, all t'e Council present voting aye. ATTORNEY CLr'?ATT resorted that the Certificate of Insurance for Nalco Plumbing and Heating, which is given for the purpose of complying with the contract for the lease of tidelands nronerty arrears to be in proper form pnd it is his recommendation it be approved. Moved by Parchen, seconded by Jensen, accenting the recommendation of the City Attorney, Carried, by the follow- ing vote to -wit: Ayes: Hollingsworth, Jensen, Parchen, Hodge. Nays: None. Absent: Heck. ATTO9 Y CTMAN. recommended that the Certificate of Insurance for the San Diego Seat Advertising be accented and an roved 'Foxed by Hollingsworth, seconded byJensen, that the Certificate of Insurance be approved. Carried, by the follo-ring vote to -wit: Ayes; Hollingsworth, Jensen, Parchen, Hodge. Nays: Non-. Absent: Heck. ATTO?Nr'V rU:�+YA1. T rnn or Vee` that the Evidence of Insurance Protect- ion issued lisy Hartford Accident and Indemnity Com-oany indicat- ing that Frank_ A. Hynurl, dba Chuls. fists Sianitar;; Service can- not be anrroved for the reason that Mr. Hynumts contract pro- vides that the City of National City be named es a_ co-insured_ M '. H_ynum and therefore recommended that the City Clark notify _ that it cannot be a.nnroved and cannot be accented., and that he 1.8 in default with the n'ovisi ons of his contract -rhi ch r rovire the,,r Moved Hollingsworth, se- conded by Jensen, that ''.e recommendation of the, City Attorney in regard to I'r. numts insurance be accented_. Carried, h the • *.r c' vote to -wit: Ayes: Holli_n swort'^ ensen, Par- chen,folio in�. g= -� � ' s: None. Absent: Heck. Hodge. D:ay� n �., ATTOPNEY CLRAIT stated in regard to the request of the Housing Director for transfer of fends from Olivewood Housing Security Denoait Trust & Agency to Oliver=mod Housing ^_-eneral Fund, the Auditor, Mr. Donnell has reviewed the situation and has recom- mended that these transfers be affected es a bookeening de- vice and there is no necessity of a. formal resolution for etch such transfer. Accordingly the City Attorney has not prepared any resolution for transfer of the 't238.00 recue s";ed by Mr. C-a_uterea.ux at the last meeting, and it is recommended in the, future transfers be affected in accoitdance with the recommen- dation. of the Auditor. - CITY aTTOR= CU AN reported_ that starting tomo:'ro-r the Pub- lic Utilities Commission is gning to start taking testimony on the and i_cetion of the San Dian' Con & Elect:'ic Company 'or an increase in electric rotes, The present position of the City, as n result of Council action, is thnt the City of National City anrear as an interested party. Additional information having - been submitted indicates that the City itself ha.s a. very real - interest, not only as a non uartici"a.nt party but by way of an -- rearing and protesting; the application. It is Yr. Cu.rran' s re- commenda.tioh that the ,;rio authorization to a.n'aerr as an inter- ested party be amended, so that -,-hen the hearing starts the City of National City advises the Public Utilities Corn'isei'n t'iat it is arrearing at the prose 'in"'£' a.^ a. protestant rather than as h/1° 26 aR interested party. ` I'n�red by Parchen, seconded by Hollings- worth, ,rrorth , that the City Attorney be emnoT'rered to annear in be- half of the City of Yational City as a protestant in the - San Diego Gas Electric Comnanyt s rate hearing before the Public Utilities Commission. Car-' ) J ied bthe followingng irate to -wit: 1 y Ayes: Hollingsworth, Jensen, Paschen, Hodge. Nays: ''gone. Absent: Heck. 9!SOLUTIOM FROM HIGHLAND A TI' I"pr,+0 t7.7 NT ASSOCIATION was - read asking the City Council to take whatever action is nec- - essary to widenthe travelway of Highland Avenue fromDivis- ion Street to 30th Street to a uniform width of 612, feet, with- out further direct exrense to the property owners on said Ave- nue. H'SAF.I ?G ON BAY COB.IDO eras held at this time. C0177T' TCATIOI`T FROM STATE LAITDS COMMISSION was ren'l stating it is not the in- tention of this office to make appearance at the public heer- t- er T CLE?J< A r STON stated tbe_. 'e n ter_ log on this matter. C :: ✓sue,_._ rL,� �u vG � a._ no er communications in this egar and no one was present i ro- testing the annexation. x w TI TC 1TI �T C. .- ' regarding , sbe nri er ;1 r Tic _ r�.r tT, nT FROM A. r 4�', � __1' T �. i.__ ,f z land Avenue t'*as read, stating he believes str ete that :teed. 't 9t- tr re 1 '1 m short st re-tn a'1�'. Trrprk are n �^f., 1 , Lh and P..l.. A•, n,ze a±1�- any _�_o' t � � f - s Tire"fie should come beforebeforeHighlandHighlandA*,-e:1L1P.. The _�a_rso p Treoeit rea e:ti"' that � - c-ll.n d Avenue be "Z Ie]�s T r T • z o r E L 1T 920 _ 1.!ti- Stre t.f COLSr, ,: f 7©5 =.ign =^nd Ar , . , C �A�7.� �.A:. � , �', - , MRS. .ICCDTSL , 2107 tl n et Avenue; FILL PRATT; t. ILLIA -.," SE JE T „ Tvr? ^� 27 1 h a P. * " '.1 I'At V, 7Cn -'s is-!_'__ It. 21I_"_ i ��I�:i, t., CT 7.F,_.l n_ A'8nV.2j ,n` n + 7I , r TAT TTZ1.ECKI 52t 11Iir Ave.. RICE AV7s-D1r, JJ,l Highland Avenue. COU-CIU1AN ?Ai 71,T,? stated he believed that e arse everyoneNation'..1 City t ,inks that Highland A'rentie should in. ' be f improved the only Cues ion is ho' it shau'c be one, nd. nerhans it *'could be well to have it rut on the ballot esnd let thy' peonle decide. Dr. Parchen said he couldnot see where the City can honestly underwrite this whole nr;^ject without eK;ens:to the oronerty owners The property owne should rarticinnte, but to -'hat degree would depend on the majnrity of the Council. COUNCIL'; 0 'IT JEMS M said she thought perhaps the best idea would-be to nut in on the ballot and have an election held and rerhans raise a bond and take care of all of the streets in the City, C0U-TCIL TOMAIT HoLLIT'C`SMO:- --_ stated she would be Trilling to give tie balance of the fund that T•r^.s left over from the Highland Avenue Culvert, which was around 27,000.0' Next fiscal year we will have approximately 80,000,00 coming in from gas tax funds, of which L1. 4 must be kert for street ma in- tenance, and she will be willing as a Councilwoman to give o0°' of that money to be allocated to widening Highland Avenue, plus what is in the fund. from the Culvert, or an',roxirnately ''75,000.0C also that the City should assume the 112,000.00 or ''5,;l00.00 that it will take to move the 13 fire hydrants en Lighland Avenue .- Mr s. Hollingsworth a, 1'7n + __a a (1n e.. e vn a__ : stated t_ t theCiJy''" n .g=r received proposal that it will cost the City `20,000.00 to "3C,o00.CC - to move the water mains on Highland Avenue, mnd she thought the cost is excessive. Mrs. Hollings,,orth ankec that the City Man- ager enter intn negotiations T.rith the '.'ester Co rran_y for another settlement or proposal. Councilwoman yollinmsro'th said that_ the `75,000.00 plus the j,000.00 in as rucb. as he thinks the City is able to 'pay. 'Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Jen- sen, that the Communication of the Highland Avenue I'roroven=nit Association be laid over for further study until nil the Coun- cil can narticinate. Car'riec', all the Council n^esent voting Aye. A recess was declared by r Hodge. 4/19 264 The meeting was called to order 'y Mayor Hodge. Council mem- bers present: Hollingsworth, Jensen, Parchen, Hodge. Coun- cil members absent: Hee'. A''PLICATiON FOR TRANSFER OF OFF SALE G-E 'RAL BEV PACE LIC""S^ by Longs Stores, 1121 Highland Avenue, teas presented. RE-'ORT FROM CHIEF OF POLICE SMITH state^ that investigation fails to disclose any known grounds for a protest of this application. Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Pa.rdhen, that the appli- cation be approved. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Hollingsworth, Jensen, Paschen, Hodge. Nays: None. Absent: Heck. COMMUNICATION FRO'! BOARD OF SJPERVISORS regarding a_n ordinance covering air pollution, was read. They wieh to ascertain from each of the incorrorated cities Trithi n our County- their posi- tion with regard to the a.d_oPt1on of such an ordinance. Moved by Jensen, seconded by Parchen, that a letter be sent by the City Clerk to the Board of Supervisors stating that ere do not intend to delegate any of our powers to the Board of Super- visors for policing, and that we have nn anti -burning ordi- nance which in our estimation is better than t' e one suggest- ed, and we will have it policed and enforced ourselves. Car- ried, all the Council present voting aye. REPOT OF CITY TREPSURER FOR MONTH OF MARCH, 1955, was pre- sented and ordered filed. CO?`ff'_'UT,Ti_CATION FROM J. R. SHATTUCK was read asking that the Council give consideration to the deletion of sidewa.l'- -s on that portion of Richardo Terrace Subdivision described as follows: Along the south side of Ricardo Street between "" and "S" Avenue, the east side of "R" Avenue and the west side of "S" Avenue lying south of T-iccardo Street. The aren. described lies outside the subdivision and the existing hous- es within it front on Division Street. Any such sidewalks would be at the rear or side of these houses and of tittle or no use to them. On both "R" and "S" Avenues- 1r. Shattuck' states he will install a public sidewalk on one side of the street which would be ad.eau_ate for use of school children and others living within this subdivision. Moved by ='ollings- worth, seconded by Jensen, that the request of Mr. Shattuck be granted. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: -P)l- 1ingsworth, Jensen, Panchen. Nays: Hodge. Absent: Hec''. COM',U^TICATIC) FRn1T NAT''IONAL AVE°.TTTF RTTSI'''?JSS Y.nTt S ASSPCTATTON iN CvULA VISTA was read._requesting the change of name from National Avenue to Broadway. CO. LNi ION EROM NATIONAL CITY C_HAMRF OF CO`i"4'RCF to National Avenue Business Men' g Association was read, stating that Committee members agree that the present name does cause cnnfusi'n T.-ith other Nat- ional Avenues. However, a. ny_desirability in changing the name may be less apparent in our city than in Chula Vista. for historical reasons arid because of the tie-in ,,ith the name of our city. Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Par- chen, that the communication be filed. Carried, all the Council present voting aye, REQUEST FOR REFUND ON RUSI'r9S LICE"TSE by Hoirard. McTiilen, in the amount of 15.00 was read. This is based on estimat- ed gross sales and the request was approved by the City Treas- urer. Moved by Parched, seconded. by Jensen, that the refund be allowed. Carried, by the following vote to-T.-it: Ayes: Hollingsworth, Jensen, Parchen, Hodge. Nays: None. Absent: Heck. Lt./19 265 BILLS AUDITED FY THE FINA7C7 s.' 'TTT>'+n General Fund Traffic Safety Fund Park M & 1 Fund Retirement Fund Harbor Fund Payroll Fund TOTAL nresanted: 21,001.97 '477.86 1;10609 2,013,85 Q0 2L,092.89 $48 , 693.5LL Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Parchen, that be allowed, and warrants ordered drawn for Sane. the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Hollingsworth, chen, Hodge. Nays: None. Absent: Hec'r. the bills Carried, by Jensen, Par- MAYOT? HODGE a.nnointed. Councilwomen Jensen pro ten in the ab- sence of Councilman Heck. RESO JTT_0I'T NO. 6391 was read, am -Dying the exnenditure r, 181.97 3 from C to Outlay Fund tor .p7 the ., .ni�� l 0?tla _ �nl:_ 5^r_ 0. �.iee Sun-_ fly & q inment T y for office lies r r Station. CO. -.pan,, <7_ .r)fi C J.nn�-� a .Or : 'Ire S.,-,,i.7n. Yotved by Hollingsworth seconded by Paschen, that the Pesolu- tion be ntonted. Carried, n11 the ceuncil nresent voting ay= T?EQ+T^ST 7011 REFTJT'TD CTT F?USINESS LICET'SF by Carol Feiner, in the amount of n10.00, 1-rs read. This is based on estimated gross sales andthe renuect ?4^.s annroired by the City "roees- urer. Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Paschen, that the refund be granted. Carried, by the following vote to -exit: Ayes: Hollingsworth, Jensen, Parchen, Hodge. Nays: None... Absent: Heck. T TIT F OM H Z,, 1 E R BU�,LE,.irT r'l0_ THE C�A_:�^:�': Gr CCE'RC7 was nr2sented, advis- ing the Council of their "Forum meeting to be held T esd_ev, April 26th at 7:30 P.M. COMMUNICATION r ROM' SECFETAPY OF THE TFCRITA'TOT CTi .rITI„S C0''7'ITTEE was read, stating the next Advisory Ro meeting will be t,reeneeday, Anr i1 20th at D.M. t The a 2:00 a the �,-_ L- ion Puilting. CITY CL:^PK ALST0T stated that C'-: iid Safety '•reek is to be ` Aril 17 to 22, and it is requested`t?mat Mayor Hodge n^oc1n n it as such. roved by Hollingsworth, seconded by Panchen, thnt ' he rroclamation be ennrovec' and signed by the Mayor. Carried, all the Council present voting aye. Moved by Hollings,',orth, sec' n'ed �.v Parchen, tit The com-uni- c""tion from National Avenue Pusiness iTen's A^^rcietion, as well as the ene from the N?.ti anal City Chamber of Commerce be referred to the Planning Cor;1n.iseion for ^t'1dy. Car -led, all the Council present voting aye. - CO1r-t?ICA—Oy. 7RC,' NATIO", c,L CITY TA`iPAYE. GSc^('I; -I0''' arse i read, stating they Endo- se the half cent increese in tax, and pre in accord with raising the use tat_. CITY PLAIN'E+'. i,TAG7s7P stated- th_^.t the reryrt from the P1^nni_nr Commission is in different f8rm th-^n in the rest. It is nos- sible that this tyre of _�enort would save n considerable emount of work on the fart of he Secretary of the Planning Commission. Mr. "a ner said he woule _Like to offer for The Coup g c_lrs con- sideration the possibility of 'ccenting, rather t'��a.n o srecial - cony of a rerort, a cony of the official minutes, _AYCR HODGE requested Mr, T'Ta.gner to confer with the City ''an^ger in this re- gard. k/19 266 CITY PLANNER T•rpGNTR stated he had. submitted for the Council's individual files conies of a report to the San Diego County Planning Congress which was submitted. at their meeting of Mar- ch 91, 1955. CT_TY PLANNER WAGNER reported that 'Resolution No. Y of the ''lap- ning ao^'iission declares a.n urgent need for action to secure rights -of -way for the extension of South L'ird Street from LoLan Avenue North to Fairmount Avenue. Mr. Tregner state if the Council wishes to support the Commission in this ratter he would mf fer the City Attorney acony of Resol'ion sothat one may the drawn for the council. '_loved by `ollingsow't?rig se- conded by Parchen, that theNa-tinnai City Council iro on record - as favoring this Resolution,• as recommen?ep by. the Planning Commission, and that it he submitted to the City Attorney. Car- ried, all the Council present voting aye. COa"r?PTICATION FROM THO7L'I H. COSBY POST, V'TF ANS OF FOREIGN TTAp.S, was read stating they will hold a Patriotic Pally on May 1, 1955 at 2:00 P.hf., in observance of Loyalty. Day. If -- is requested that they receive permission to uue Kimball 'ark - Stadium on the above date, CITY MANAGE7 7I7D stated they al-.- so,wish to have the loud sneaker set u-o, and the rice has be- en Quoted to them as 110.00. HAROLD J.-KENNETTT, host Command- er, was present and stated he has arranged for a. very good sneaker and a good program for this Rally. Moved by Parchen, seconded by Jensen, that _permission be granted. Carried, by thefollowing vote to -wit: Ayes: Hollingsworth, Jensen,:Par- chen, Hodge. Mays: None. Absent: Heck, COMMUNICATION FROM STATE LANDS CO' MISSION was read, stating that on April 18, 1951 permit was given to the City of Nat- ional City to perform dredging in San Diego Bay in connect- ion with a proposed newpier. As this work has not been. started and has been abandoned for the present, the per"it previously given is hereby rescinded. If the project is re- activated in the future an application for a new permit will be necessary. CO'RLNT_C.TION F,0:MR4. T. D. WALLSwag rend, requesting co= operation with plans for a_n after 'rod party for the, graduat- ing class of Sweetwater Union High -School. They ns'_; if it would be possible to use the Community : t , Building ncY' nay care- taker's t� T W.- UT T TFF.-� ta. errs fees only for this activity. <dR�. J. SuC��_ �_, .^ the "After P m Party", was n r� ^t Co-chairman of „n . A� ., _ ro_ � s ,r� s n__ ac- ed this is their first attempt to do something to keep our young necp1e in our orrn city. We are trying to make this P. community a.ff^ir, and a.s'_k the Council's cooperation, •MAYOR HODGE 'suggested that they contact Mr. Free Pete -man in charge of the ttK of P" Hall as he thought the young peonle mi.g'nt nre- .f.er that to the Community Bldg. Moved by Hollingsworth, se- conded by Jensen, that the fee for the use of the Com^Lmunity Bldg. be waived in this one instance. Carried, the fol- lowing vote to -wit: Ayes: Hollingsworth, Jensen, Parchen, Hodge. Nays: None. Absent: Hec . COMMUNICATIONFROM IRRIGATION DISTRICT OFFICERS ASSOCIATION was read, stating the,regular meeting of the Irrigation Dis- tricts Officers! Association of San Diego County will be held on Thursday, April 28, 1955, at•7:30 P.M. at the Lazy H Sky Ranch, Pauma valley, Calif. The communication T,ra.s ordered fi 1- ed COMMUNICATION FROM MAYOR '/F'?'ILLION Or LONG BEACH *Ta.s read, stat- ing the Supreme Court Decision in the Mallon Case does not af- fect the sinister purposes of the Allen Bill. 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HI ::u 1---J (D i.1 aJ drry ct N ;=, I-' 3 ,' , -1 J• ' •f i�i ct d n H »• (D'J'11 d J S D et L13 cfi0-• 'D J (I)'; U I-.1 ct -) 'U 0 'D '-� ct ' I ➢ 0 I H 0 3 I ctCl)1 -,3 Et 'D H• I 0 1T 3,,-' c-t d ll I iJ ') ct I U 3 . ',--'� 'J H. ',3ct 3 ') CD :3 1-31 U ll ct H J N �$U ''$ ct J �), CD ',] N ct 'R !3 ct CD h6 H• °'i ty ct @ 1-1 J 0, ' r ',3 CR CO J c-t I CA O I Et N O H i ct I y ct �3 0 13 J .�� N@ I ,3' 1 D I '.A Oq ia+ [3 c-t (U (3' d I ct CD 0 I 1 1 • 17 'D 'j I 268 the money be expended Out of the nr oper funds to install the nrooer sewer connections. Carries'-, by the following vote to - wit Ayes: Hollingsworth, Jensen, Pa.rchen, Hodge. Nays: None. Absent: Heck. CITY 7`A7A"E' BIRD state, in February we requested The Civil - Service Co'nis^ion to setforth minimum standards and require -- rents and lob classification of a Treasurer's Meld Represen- tative• At that time the Cer-i esion submitted their recommen- dation to the Council, aa.d it'. Bird asked that the matte,' be heldup, the reason being the possibility of co-,binat_on of _ our present job of trash and garbage collection solicitation with e Field. Representative from the Treasurer's Office. The ratter was sent back to the Civil Service Commission and they inquired if it was the intention to transfer the dog and bi cycle licenses into the 'Treasurer's Office as well as the busi- ness licenses. CITY VA_ iER BIRD stated upon receint of this communication he had a discussion with 'police Chief Smith and City Treasurer Holgate and in going over the matter they came to the conclusion that the dog and bicycle licenses should net be taken out of the Police Dept. at the present time, It is the City Manogerlg recommendation that the Council adopt the original standards and requirements as eetforth by Vie Civil Service Commission. Moved by Pa rchen, seconded by '_ollings-- worth, that the .lob specifications as stated by the Civil Ser- vice Commission be adoite,'. Carried, all the Council Present voting aye. PF,OT'L:S"' OF CITY MANAC-FB BIRD for aut'horizati_nn to en;-,iry the F'ngineering Department Field Party on SaturdPvs to extend from present date to June 30, 1955, w.,s read_. Said overtime not to exceed eig',-� hours r 'r e'e r '9 ri i 1 ti 7 1 F overtire _r;__t rye e --- per in itidt,al, o�.r_o er,,�_,,- rate to correspond with ';he hourly rate for part-time er-,'_oy- ees as listed in the 'salary Schedule for 1954--55 based_ en the monthly salary of the individual concerned. 7,,i_e overtime is to be charged to 1911 Act and "ec Tax projects. _roved_ by Hol- lingsworth, Seconded by Jensen, that the recue gt ;e 2^_^-A.!'1 t'P" Carrier', mil the Council present voting aye. Tyr LT }/. Tr I 719 BTT 7 COL CLL1rO__r_ BO�L,_:'�5�!C d a.^-,:r:a. the pity At-!-..;,,ne,, whether it is absolutely necessary that each one of the recuee'r fe ertine have to come oef o the Council MAY0 HOD^^ said he - thought It would be the ,ro e' ti^e to consider he bolishment of Ordinance 822 and go boc'_r to our original City ::enager Or- dinance. C rCI n 7 RCHF:,T ra , eete this ti e'3th e Lr.n�, P_fi_ �� �- this be_placed on a— genda for the next m eti_ n:. C0TTrOTTTTCM N HOLLITT S1T0 state' she would like to Gee the City Attorney prepare a rorthwhi'_e ordinance. 00M":FICATiOy FROM CITY - A'TACTE9 BIfl was rea.' , recommending that Fred S. Dudley,Chief of 'part Engineering D y, D„partrent, be changed from Sten B of rate 24to Sett) E of ?ate 24 ef- fective May 1, 1955. Salary `�460.00 per month. M:,Tove . by Jensen, seconded by Hcllingsworth, that the City :'gar.^ger° s recomr-:endatien be adopted. Carrie', -11 the Council present voting aye. CO" "TT^TTCATION FROM CITY MA_TAC--l'.R BIRD was read, recuesting that the City Attorney be authorized. to Drerare a resolution to t'a.n- sfer from Capital Outlay Fund the following amounts: 900.00 to the City Engineer's Account No. 512 C 1 for the purchase of a transit, rod and chain equipment; that tl ,800.00 be trans- ferred.from the Capital Outlay Fund _ to Building $er--ices Account No. 516 C 1 for the purchase of adequate seats for the Council Chambers. Yoved by Jensen, second-d by i archen, that the City Manager's request be granted. Ca-rie', all the Council nre- Lr, /19 2S9 sent voting aye. -r• , t' t tham + ¢ r� y 1 P.T- t'1n: i ed G+'jmY '�1`. r(��n -AHD a5..'�,' i.,:1a� .. C2uy Aut7i e.y ii .�-'-�.- 7 _ Nn 8 3O Section 2, any ?c�;' t P e 2:. "Pro- *-n -+^?end 0^rinance � vi e^9. however, that to such license fee there Sh^.11 be Pl''e a nennity of ''1.00 in the event that onnlication is wade subse- ruent to the =_ate nn which the P.ninal is require:? to be l icen- se' under this Section". Moved by Parchen, secon'ae'_.by Hol- lingsworth, ri-,end:tInn of the City Mrnager be a.;- lingSirorth, tn�_� _.e reco..... -_. r'roved. Carrier, all the Council present voting a.�re.` the sewer n ta,i lai on COUpTCTLr O"rA,T HOL:.�I'-GSTnJR�'r> referred to seT e i�_�„ .,i on E. 13th Street which the Council morn e,', and 7eker9if the City Manager now has authorization to advertise for bids. CITY YAT"g:"F_'-' RIRD states. it will have to go to 'oi a, however we wanted to clarify the iDolicy. There --ri11 be rreiinii nary work from Engineering, etc. which will be tied in with City Engin- eer Lillis oreration of the 1911 Act. COU'ICIL TOMArr JrN9rN state she woulf' like to refer to the let- ter from David Clark rf the Tax/payers Assooi^tinn in which he_ asked aabo'ut the uSe tax. Mrs. Jensen stated the City only took in 3,905.4.4 on the use tax. CITY M4p.TAn7 RI'=D rresenteaa re- oort from City Treasurer Hol'sate which stated that and Use Tax collected from July 1, 1954 to Dece=irer 91, 1054, showing the sa.les,tax. as $57,519.4.0; use tax 't3,905.44. the t1 905.44• is include' in the "57 ,519.4O. Moved btr Jensen, se- conded by Parchen, that we raise the use tax to conform with the other cities, which is one cent. Carried, by the follow- ing vote to -wit: Ayes: Hollingsworth, Jensen, Parchen, Hodge. Nays: None. Absent: Heck. T' E AU renorted that the N vy 1�as, as of HOUSING '%I�? Cm _0'� �`At of the month,inc-eased their derv.,rd s for hnusi nfr con- siderably. Moved by Parchen, seconded_ by Hollingsworth, that the neoting be closed. Carried, all the Council nrexent voting aye. Meet- .,,. - - ing closed et 11:35 P.M. MAYOR, CITY OF NATIOAL ATTEST: CITY CLERK CITY,Cn I C T.A 4/19