HomeMy WebLinkAbout1952 07-01 CC MINr- tion21 City, California, July 1, 1952.
Regular meting f t.l^ niter C ,. itto rL' by
m ,o F sr ,„nc was called c o er
Mayor 1a l-rc e n arr_gnn 7.2 0 r_ .:. o'clock. t. Councilmen present:
tart Tn ll s, McClure, Carri n. Councilmen absent: None.
Moved by Hart, seconded by Ingalls, that the roading of the
minut's of the rc ular meeting of June 17, the special me?tiny;
of June and the adjourned meeting
of Juno �', 1952, he
cl icpens-d „,i th, Carried, all Councilmen present votin7 aye.
;T�MINT TR' TliT .' CPI C r: J esp t: ' l } Cf bl l n de
_-. .� _ �,� ��_aL.� i,r_.� n a__.,.on, _mr�e ,
" e.uter oux.
M :=CR C ;_f ?IG N stated for the benefit of the City employees who
were present at the m,,,oting that the
er has been work -
ink out a salary schedule but it es not eoap1eted until this
d sever"l of the Councilmen have cried that this be
held ver for adorn ion unt-.l the adiourneTrotinn. July 8th.
when f t edortod it will be made retroactive to July let.
The 40 hour week will be adopted tonight.
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(71- r -� J, a former employee in the Sewer Pelt., was present
and ste t
the re -:.:on for his resigning ae due to the unsatis-
factory erd unsaf:. .vorkin7 conditions.
c=T,.r-v GP TL:"t'. as ~resent and stated he also 7as a former
er ployee of the 7i ° yT, In the Sewer T)oat. , and asked
why the safety conditions have not been imoraved. CITY 1.! ,TAB^o
- fr1 r stated 'hat steps arc being taken to remedy the citn
tinY.
Tt7^ prom
and told
7 CF rT: •-rTT 'l'T'Pnc TAT TH 12'J-p s
presented. A1`v P
sated he talkedwith one of the in terected parties
them It woe hi . crin ion and the Ccu cil's that they
did not wart any rides in the park of a cornmorcial nature. The
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COM':`_L'T'IC» TTC FROM 'ITT I M CROSSL—Y, Lctin Pecreetion Director,
was reed, reque t I nC that he he appointed as r'e' re. Lion TDirect-
L
or since he hes served in this cap -city since , ugust 31, 1951,
and has passed the Civil. Service examination. CO::"1JNTC TTCN
TFCM CT'Tv M.:v-_ /7 7HOD7S In reply to Mr. Crossloy's request
was .reed, etPting the City is not in a position to carry on a
lsrme rec,eet; on progr�-•m 1r several parts of the City and have
several 1 waders under the control of a director. The program
here is tea small to require the services of Recreation Direct-
or in addition to the set up that -�e now have. '_YC' . C RRIGtN
requested the communications be filed.
C ./ m ION FROM LEr_b _._RT•T OF P pLI0 'O7t7. relative
to
relinquishment of portions of State Highways, was read. MLYOR
C_`RRI3 Y erdered the communication recorded and filed.
APPL•ICPTT �N m0 MO77 ' P'JILDING by Donald D. Chase, was presented.
The present location of the building is 1036 National f.ve. ,
Nestor, aed is to be moved to ^26 "MT' r_venue. PJJILDINn. TNSPrCT-
07 PIRD has so recommended with a time limit of 60 days. Moved
by Hart, =seconded by Ingells, that the request be granted with
the limitation as recommended by Puilding Insrector Pird.
Carried, ell Councilmen present voting aye.
CO'_. NUNIC._ :'ION FR0:.. : `TTRO-PCTIT:-_Y SE '^G� PL^,NT'TTUG COMMITTEE was
reed, reaiiesting the appointment of t'o nFw members since Fred
''iagner ani 'ayne Smith ere no longer employees of the City. is
mo -zing i a being celled for Thursday, July 3, at 3:00 P.M.in
Room 406 Civic Center for the purpose of hearing a preliminary
revi e : of the findings of the County -},ride Sewerage Survey, and
it is hoped th-tthe
n member- ,, 3 1 be e ble to attend. =OR
CA *RIWN _ commended the- Mr. McClure and Mr. T?ird be appointed.
r,CUNCTT M -. McrL JR- stated that Mr. Newberry in the ngineer's
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question of puttin^ it on City property on _.vonue was
suogeste'', and no dol'bt the school would object to that locat-
ion, and ,-with a num17,ar of children nloyinz around, some :ould
no doubt get into the C.tyta yards and we would probably have
more clams for d^.ma ;es , etc. if they werehurt. LYO C RRIGANN
i,
ordered the co=unic•_ tiono filed.
c�r,TtrnMC ':C. 835, •."M 0-7I1, MCC RELIrTTNr
TC HCT:IL2_YS TY TLH."
CT'^V Olr n • T 1.17rPMTn .,nos prod rated for the second
and final reading, end read in full. Moved by Ingel•1s, seconded
by McClure, that the Crdinence be adopted. Carried, all Council-
men present voting aye.
nYCR C 7P.Tan stated it would he necessary at this time to
a'���oint a Councilman to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Clarke.
Moved by Ingalls, seconded by Hart, that Pran: Sa.re be a.o-^oint-
ed to fill the vacancy. Carried, by the followina vote to -wit:
yes: Hart, Ira._-,l]_s p. oClure
None.
CITY CT.71P. LLSTON administered the oath of office to Councilman
Frank J. 3a _ran.
CITY CLFFM LSTCN presented a policy for State Compensation
Tnsurance and asked th''t it be a approved by the City Attorney.
n,^TTOnp*gv t'�'1�'�R�LL 'apprcv,:' it ,,.a to form.
11.7=>LICTlr1,7 Fn
�rF
�.._ _ for 7olands Cafe, 1631 McKinley
.ve. , was presented. he ,remises are now licensed. ITLYOR
ARRIGAM r rdered the apnli_cation filed.
n_pFT T JGTT( 707
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S _L r & 7117 for Quick Foods Shop,
1830 Highland .r,, ,was pres-nted. The promi...os
licensed at the oresent time.
application filed..
ai_ Vr'n
5,nn
not
C ..''--IG . ordered the
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Office ie more familiar with the current seer problems than
he an 7t he be anncinted Moved by -i n
is, d sugge , �.. i�„ d �,, n�:-1 s,
seconded by Sern, that Don e. Newberry and Janes .` . Bird be
apro me Z as membersof the N - trepol iten Sewage Planning
Committee. Carried, all Councilmen present voting eye.
C0MYUNTC..T_TC`'. FRO ..- CT'"Y "'," GER PHOn ,S in re and to sewer pumps,
was presented. CTTI CL?nit '-LSTON stated that e. portion of this
matter w' s taken care of at the adjourned meeting June 28th.
"r. Phedes recommended that due to the fact we have no engineer-
ing force, he be eu'-horized to employ B. D. Phelps to design
the wet pit and provide specific -tions for the auxiliary power
plant and pumps. Moved by Hart, seconded by Ingalls, that the
recommendation of the City Manager be approve. Carried, all
Councilmen present voting aye.
REQU SST FOP RL'FUIID C?: B'JS`_`", S LICErSE by 1*)oyr'a H rket, was
reed. It is recuested that ` 2O.00 be refunded on F?usiness
License '\-o. 991 9s they closed out their business June 1, 1952.
The request hes been approved by the License Clerk end City
Treasurer. CITY 1."_'.'':_GAP nHOD7'S said he c' id not see any reason
why the Council should refund money for a business license. If
a man buys a license are: goes out of business he did not believe
the City should make any refund. The only thing that should be
refunded is in casee mistake has been made and e rermit or
something of that nature has been paid twice. COT CILM P ujRT
said we heve been making these r,funds and he (.lid not see how
ve could discontinue the practice without changing the Ordinance.
Moved by -Ta t, seconded by McClure, that the refund be granted.
Carried, -ey the follo:tin- vote to -wit: Ayes: Hart, Tngalls,
McClure, earn, Carrigan. 1eys: None.
P TTTION -'ROM PROP "'TY J-T RS regarding the alley bet een "F"
and "G►► end 15th end 16th Streets, was read. _, petition had
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been pres,nted sometime ago asking that the C'.ty restore and
maintain en oiled surface along this alley. CITY ..:1 7ACI`7.r T HO''2S
stated if the property owners want this alley oiled again they
should pu^chase the oil. CCUrcIL= McCLU77 stated for a
number of years it hos been the policy of the City to charge
the property owners for oil and perform the n.ecess,ry work of
putting down an oiled street. '",hen the street i - worn out it
was replaced by the City. There can be some pretty fair argu-
ments worked up for that policy, a dirt stre t is e source of
constant nuisance and maintenance, end it can probably be
shown that it comes fairly cloee to hold the average annual
cost about the same whether the City re -oils it or whether they
maintain it as a dirt street. CITY M NAGTR TH'.CD7S•stated the
City does not have the money tc re -oil all the streets that
are worn out. My'CR CLRRJGLN stated it has been the consensus
of opinion of the Council for some time that t-:e should cut out
a lot of this half way oiling of streets and alleys and put in
decent streets and alleys to start with and save the high cost
of maintenance. Moved by Ingalls, seconded by Hart, that the
City Manager's recor.mendetion be followed on this operetion.
MAYOR CLERIGAN stated he thought it should again be the policy
of the Ccuncil. Car'ied, all Councilmen present voting aye.
MLYCR Ci:RPIGAN asked if th Council deemed it feasible to
adopt the policy that from now on that Twe will insist on sub--
stentiel streets. CCUNCII= McCLURE suggested that the
comparative cost of maintaining a dirt street and occasional
oiling of an existing street be investigated before .e pass on
such a policy. Yl_YOR. C_RRIG__*' requested Councilman McClure
to rake this investigation and present it again at a later date.
RESOLUTICN NC. 5729 was read, authorizing the transfer of
$362.55 from the General Fund, as e loan to the Traffic Safety
Fund. Mcved by Ingalls, seconded by Hart, that the 7esolut ion
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be adoptEd. Carrie, all Councilmen present voting
aye.
BILLS r_UT ITFD by the Finance Committee presented:
General Fund $1,447:.48
Traffic Safety Fund 362.55
Park Fund 107.79
Max The'' en Fund 31.10
TOTAL $1,950.92
Moved by Hart, seconded by Ingalls, that the bills be allowed,
and warrsntordered dr- wri for same. Carried, by the following
vote to it: ayes: Hart, Ingalls, McClure, Sara, Carrigan.
Nays: iicne.
?FS LUTICN YC 5730wasa t' ,r' ;i: followingex-
C'L� read, u �c. �� rg the
readitures for capital as7ots be paid from the Capital Outlay
Fund: Beryl D. Phelps, for sewers, `6e.00; Squires Belt
Materiel Company, se:?er, S303.51; James and Mary Dawson, land
purchased, '3,650.00, total, 534,021.51. Move:: by Hart, second-
ed by Ingalls, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all
Councilmen present voting aye.
COMMU^:ICATICN FROM Si_:`"ITLTICi' StP-P IN.TRIDEI? T '.,:IKKRLSON was
read, requesting two weeks sick leave to recover from an oper-
ation performed June 25th, and for 15 days annual leave, there-
by extending his employment to July 31, instead of June 30th.
Moved by Ingalls, seconded. by Hart, that the requost be granted
subject t: approval by the Civil Service Commission. Carried,
all Councilmen present voting aye.
-CITY CLRR: 1,LSTON presented an agreement to conduct recreation
centers b;' the M .tion41 School District (Elementary) and the
Swe^t wat e Union High School '_strict. A mm:-. T•V
suggested this h-, referred to Mr. Rhodes. This is similar to
the agreement you had last year, however the Sweets:ater High
School District gives "`'2, 500.00 to Chula Vista for the same
program, rind perhaps a different arrangement could beworked
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out whereby they vlould pay the same amount to the City.
C1.=:RTGIJ "eferred it to the City Manager.
CI'?Y CL"R., J,LSTOhi presented the resignation of 7uger e Brown
in the Fi'-'e Department, and a communication from Chief Bailey
recommending the aprointrnenit of Leo TIsey. _._'_YCT CLR`'I''AY
requested this be referred to the City Manager for his approval.
CO,,..rU ICA'rICr. F C1T MIX H. ST-7GT R Insurancel_djuster, asking
that the rttached claim of Clen Holmes bo sigred, was read.
M Y0R requested this be referred tc the ',tterney and
City Manager.
COL!MUNIC2iTION FROM PATIO''L CITY T: YP:.v_= .g OCL TION was read,
commending the action of the City Council and City Manager, in
their stand in regard to the aw-rdin;T of the bid for the collect-
ion of trash in the City of Motional City.
TSOLTSTIC" MO. 5731 was reed, appointing the Coordinator of
Disaster Councils and cre tins agreement for mutual aidfor
the Cities and the County of San Diego. Resolution_ i'o. 5298
adopted .' ugust 15, 1050, is hereby rescinded. Moved by Hart,
seconded by McClure, the': the Resolution b-, adopted. Carried
,
all Councilmen present voting ay:
pT"CLT."TTCM TC. 5732':as rep d, accepting the follo:'in, described
pa�rce1 of property by the City cf Yatio:�_.1 ^i.F.t,. 701 of a
;c.
.1-r, A0 cry, Lot 1 y,Jertcr Section 13°Ter,a T 'ac n
�, oho de 1 icy ,
for street purposes. The City Clerk is authorized end directed
to receil. e on behalf of the City the deeds for the aforesaid
property and to recordsame.der �� ,..ecT
Mover' ��,� ?N:_ ='�, � Onc.ea by _.:`�'" 11
that the Resolution he -r';l ted Carried, ell C 'uncilmen -resent
voting ale.
ryTTC??' ,V C AMP?=LL statethat on June 28th the Council adopted
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Resolution No. 5773, authorizing the signing of contracts
rith Yr. Mynum for the rubbish collection. There .._s one
provision in regard to the payment left blank and that has
now been .:'crked cut and the amounts setforth, as discussed,
and would like to have it ratified. Mcvec. by Tn_galls, seconded
by Hart, ehet the c'ra_ tie ratified. Cerr_eu, by the follow-
in: votetF to -wit: �� es : Hart, InG` I I , , Ca rr,
C rr•igen. N ys: :'on,e.
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_^_TTC?N_Y 3._MPBI:LL stated a letter s from the
receivedPubl1ic
'orks Pert. reeuoeti:n` t? . t e special emergency permit be
granted to the ChubVito Sanitary Service to enable the
removal cf Terhage and tra h from the Navy Homoja Housing
area. "'his permit ill be rec'uired for the - -ricd July 1,
1952 to Cctober 1, 1952. Due to a misunderstanding of
Ordinance ''o. 762, bids for these services were publicly
advertised end the Chub '1 ate ``anitary Service w- s the
successful bidder. H--'owever, due tc the fact th-t the City
of P'e.t_or-1 City ca not issue a rp ;rmit for the entire year
to a_nyorr but the ':pity contractor it ;ill be necese ry for the
.. vy to cancel a"_-:..,.c-e1'_e"_'„`_' 4°with th2 r't:UlE. Vista n;t e„y
.rvgce c 'Q r. negotf. °te a contract pith N' „iom^1 City.
RESOLUTION NO. 5733 was read, granting the Chule vista Sanit-
ary :Sere' c e a temporary , =„mit to haul pr convey ever the
streets of National City A.1 garbage and rubbish collected
from the Navy nefanse Housing knc'....m as Homoje. Housing Project,
for a r-niod of three months, beginning July 1 and expiring
September 3C, 195P
unless otherwise sooner terminated.
Moved by H rt, seconded by Ir malls, that the ='csoluti on be
edopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye.
COU'CILM1_N Hl PT excuser.
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Mr. rhods end told him = t } t,1:' this charge. He
regt]e st r_. that it 'a
rvt
depression or for sem. reason.
th -t if there is a
the spaces are not
usad, th".t he could make on effi d i _t month by month and it
he cep vbl n to the City of n
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:t the present time
there is no question about keepithe spaces
^il,. n�.'. 'hut -
we
do not Ino'." what it will 17?e some years from now. CITY 1t-,, Jr+n
CHODCC said e will have to , a i t until we hear from the City
Manager mhey have not had such a problem before
and they will. have to give it coma the, 1_•ht before they reply.
YC T?
rrT-,Tarn' requoted that this be held over until the ad-
journed d in the ` eantime City Van gor 7hcdes may
be able to get a reply
get
.on Diego.
0uvrT\-TC; TTC1i TryOJ CITY 11 N1 G'TT) T?LT Tl^y regarding a
��._ _.,;.__.�..�.._: _.__C�.. the accumulat-
ed overtime in the Police s was rtar rerrtmenood `'hen e person
.�
-ssumes t e ro ition of r .'lice officer he knn :s that he has
certaine:o„k to do and that he will have to work overtime
occasionally. That is a n rt - f his job. There are occasions
hap _ rclicem-'n ha given credit for ov'-rtl.me. If he
has apart all dcv in the court room sod then has to -e on the
job for eio•ht hours, or if he is off duty end is called back then
he should be o11o'ed overtime. The fact that he is on an
assignm'=nt end doe- not get through in eight hours erd has to
pursue it to it'; conclusion should be considered a part of
his job e:d no overtime should he a'lowed. The subject h"s
been disc'issed with the Ch' f of Police in our City and also
with the Chi of of ?ol_.. ✓c i the ri ty of .._.n T i -r_-e in order to
try tc be consistent ith the Kepnerel rroot_cea in the area.
The policy nutlined is that 'Ira^,tired by the larger cities,
and n e rot e.,,neOt to ch'-rCra t in v tiOf ? nit;.
efts-vor c being n-de to out down the export e_ of the City in.
such a marrer that e :,:gill have ou.ffici,ent fug to ai_ve the
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Police Deportment e rasein ^ y. Moved by - .nt, seconded by
T -11s. t is b
lid over ur+ti1 the diou7''e.
? i r r f•n ..
th er Tidy. . Car•', , ell n e present
further .. ^+ -•� cr ]. ^cup_ :.1m r_ •��:{� vc:tin� eye.
CJA._,TTrIC TTC7 CITY ...� THC"7' _ ocorn!oendiriz
f
th t Iraroctor ^ rd be authorised to etterdthe Pacific
Cc st Fui'din Officiels Conference convention September 9th
to 12th in Srckerr, '';'esh. et the rity's expense. :'owed by
1-lert, seccnded by In `:ll , that the rrcom e "d`t: or of the City
b- eccepted. rr^_ 1 ^c, 'll r7ouncilmen present voting
eye
r.CM:,:UYICt_TTc.. F LC:: CITY =2C7P 7HOT72 was reed., requesting
authority to e.dv 'rtire four trucks for sale. These will he
avei lebl e st the yords et 14th end "" for ino--1-cction. Moved
b.yT Trr"c i 1 , Fecon-7ed by _ oClitr , that the r0 iu St be gr oted.
Cerr'i..'d, :l1 f'cu'.-e_.lm-n nr sent votines eyr.
coked if "r. Rhodes was going.to es'{ for
sealed bids.
'Modes stter< ho would r ther ask for seeled bid s than to try
and suction the trucks.
r`r T' TT.', r-
LS seid he would like
to see theta, ,r cry other ,ronerty edv rti :ed on c= el ed_ bid
'-:cic
with the Vnderoten ire thr. t - nyone increasing any of
the esled, bids by llf doinz it orslly, •.,,r.ld h-come n n'1rt:
of the sole.
T •. jr (�'-) C *]'7 T r•
t ter' the City T.7en-r.nr end City
'_ttorrey :";i11 conduct a nubile sale.
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ALL"' 7,HC2T: was read, rocoeroondin
the't norn•'scion bn -rr
dirt i
f nr
'ei.de for prox-
Ir:tly 715 feet of sip Inch -,•,oin line seer ord e ,r,ro.,imetely
17.20 feet of four irch lcter-'. coonectio"a r311^ the nun-rcus
n=lr;li'catior for .n hock -'ins; - Tnionity n_ •.hirh represent
nv„rfl iw; cess r cole a
•.,Y^.;ed ry
,'r't, ,-conded
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4.
Carrie:-', ell Ceu c 1re- Trnr•''r'.t voting.. aye.
.-c,' i Qr b` g.•rented
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n v e cas e
:r 0.•- d for -
of Lot
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that the
p';rpoF._ ?s of the 71 y 1F 1
. _ r'._na L. and-m__lr:o Kuhn,
,. �f:`_'C�'. C_.�n,�i:.. „e ,;_,;..�.. this be referred to the
__ttor'-:,iyr to rrrnrerc the 'ocee ry re of ].t can.
7-77PO.7y.7T �n-l•r THE :7` -TT' ry'�i.-.r. T�..J y'`,r.' rn--erdin " the request of
1<F-n:- tiT... r{•^-:ret 'r m -voe Pot t -or T-o• 411 re v t-
ed a ion^ var10 . :hi.^h it nerrra t the ' ,,,.;'' �' at 1470 '�.
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24th Stre `t to he used for r,n apartment house of f''Tr a ite.
Tt see re?ommended by the 7o?`'rn.7s'ei or for a four u...; t anertmarfi
house to Tanu^r'y 1, 19,93 r.Lv012. stated this Is the
property _ore-s the street from the rro; ertyr -'or .:,i ch
variance ned been zrr nt,,` for
:J
1171 objectors to this pet'teen
school, and t' .:r -..:ere 15 or
I PL77? T ^,1"l`4
`._. t ,rmrC,'. n of
thr C - or oo presort and .rest. to l there .fie -., 15
or 17 objections, but anon they cane bock to the next meeti n:
mootof sd':!-to..d 4-
1..__t.. ih[. e r t1� 7'71li.- the Po nni-c Commission
hadbeen rizht in r•"on=.cnd.-- half of the people
CC'"' beck and ct joc •d to this request for a rm;t for an
apartment Ileu e• The Corn lion recommended that the
be for or. y eorm only,
bo nut
n
thy. t a very expensive repair program
order. I :::. ..CLOT H os pres. ent nd stet-,- to her
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knoleA7e there. .. o-ly one person who cane bock and stated
m i C d i t b; �- . :� i-
' ! ? Il �: d C �"; n -•. E r , i .. , r? ... '`'! '. t � r10 ., C � e C _ . _, E 1 n 0 _ o . ; ^v T•m
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on the 1470 Tideal" did not come buck end says that they hod
chin ed t eci„ mind.
ref - tunny
the
C y l
at the second he 'r ins. CITY CLERK
ALSTO'' et,.ted Yrs. Jar2ns asked. her' .;hen this ratt,_,r he
1^rpUr.]-._t- Uo tend she told it i:'Ou1ri be ��t.; this ?i1--,tlna
sug ested she be p—
Yov2d by Tnsalls, r ccr.r ed
this P 1'id over and
ryr Hart
Ji`r.o ".... . James an op ortu.ni ty to attend.
Carr —ice, '11 n urci1r-,en :r. sent vo i'-!J ave
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PP"'Cl xy _G'_:C?r TL. r `�T -. .. J� = r 1\7c.
::ice_ i:.. _i:.... .. L......_. .._ _. .._� _ ...`; .. -'v -
417, real. "'h..._ Is�._
f r conit- on 1 except-
ion by T re'-h 7. Klan 77'4 7. 7 c; t '_'_ . lem desir,
cony 't the x tins 7nry_, st t on
- cj
d ' -ore br i ldi^ s
into _ barber shoe' and sho•- v:nr. Tt we s the re comr'eYlclotion
of the P1 2nning Comr i ssi n.- that the request h sr=`nted.
PT3CLUTT,,T, "C. 5774 read, Jr;: 'airy a special 7one variance
e my i t to Tczeph 7. Kl err for the purpose of co.'vortin7 the
existi.os build in: t 2744 ^. 1nth Street us_. e Said buildin:
fnr
n ba i-.cr ,.suebor and shoe `hop. Cci ermit is nt d upon
-'-'""detior of th•: City Plonnin.ry Cc ,. ' sion. eid permit
i� non-a:3sign_eble and non-trensfercbl.e. Moves by ?r.G=allc,
zeconde by "cCl re, thy.,' -the Dccoliition 1 e adontn' . Carried,
all Councilmen prec • nt voting aye.
RTPOT F'10Y_ THE' PL_7" r'.. re rdirn _- ettion_
414, apn'.icatinn for conditional exception, signed by
.P.s 'oci?t"d Construction Cop. , ?oS read. They arc reques tin:
zone
v:.riance to move the setback line to fithi.n ten feet
south of the property line on Lets 1 to 7 in 7lock r of
.9o.t 1 0q e T e ant n C ^ i co-T-o nvariance
., r=rl,� .. h. �'_ i -� _-o�m ss on re c _ _,d� �. the
b, _
T-'CCLUmT_C,t- "C. 5775 ..os road, rcr. 'ins 2 epecic1 zone variance
rermit to P..e.ocinted CoConetructon • Corr. F'n the i nse of
reducioc a front yard setback t ten feet on Tnte 1 to 7
inclusiv: Rlock Pcverly Gle . `7ai,d e i -is n t
., �.� ,, _, ,r:_--- � �r�n ed upon
the reconmondetion of the ^ity !-Tannin` Comm? oei on. Construct-
ion is tc be commencedwithin 90 days from the date hereof.
S id p
ro it iS nor_-esni ,r ble nod non-traosf:'r ble. Moved by
Hert, seconded by � cClure, thet the T?.-solutior be adopt a
c r'_ d, all Councilmen present votir: ?ye.
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mmo-;,,- may*
,_at /fr. T'hrdes would 1i_7.o authority
to advertise for .,1.1erl.i or
',n 1 t-
b s j^ Tt •: ' o 1',1, d be for
road ell, ,1 rl 1, paint, , e=haltic concrete
and plant mix. For some of those hve e contract in exist-
ence, bud7 the date of not Icno7n Ind he ,.ould
like to=it'her join ther
r
under ore term: nDt or: dete on
o1Se he !hie to a 7ort1-.7e for them as they expire.
Ter` li o. se Omni ^11 ?;FcCl urn
th='t the request he
Carried, all Cori. .o'..lno., '7ranent 1.Totir7 57ve.
cd tr
J
nrented
D C. n e:e o present ar' e.
• .'jT�TTI^^' ia'3� 1t_. _�l�I^U.., .... _. �_ e`] .�...... �TOic � his
ob e•ctior to the one hour skin: in r„ons of his rroperty.
"mmnr' 7v-PP7LL stated the .-r tra f f c ordinance set:- 'o
districts, one the control traffic � i et' i tg g th-,t pa.rticul-
?r ar' i_ „itthin this 1-tricti ur r. and srr e viithithe
centraltr`V l'fic 1. s n7.r t "ay be pnc.te . h- y the Pol ' oe n.e;t. for
one hour ,c rkirC lirr,i'-. .gin. _l.dnid; . stated .hot vhon ''oils
'ostsursn` scrubs out their kitchen the rater and cry ' runs
deem the alley, c"US in _ a ?; - ry unpleasant c ondi do , and asked
' .
that this be t,ken car,, of. =C , Ct RAT":.'' stated the Council
certainly does rot went such conditions to exist, end referred
it to City Yane rrnr —hodor. T. FLPFTii.37 said he thou°-ht the
Carr7 h us.."_ " should also bechecked in
•��s � ines� a.� 9th ^nd _ �c
rer rd to the hloclri.n o f the p' rk sys and th, r: y the cons
cominz from there meJo tunn or the sidevali;. The wa.t.r from
there nun: a c r' 4the sidewalk n l cnr ee /Ar. Ll 1. ., C S and 0 i d. r, theS t r _. t.
^ldridre complein_ed about the boxes, papers, etc. that
Pole-rtis nut In the alley, makler it quite difficult for him
to cot into his ser'-'_, and the papers blow all over the
levees, etc. He t_n. uch` Doihert is should be informed when to
.out ^ut their tr1 -'h end
i^sde to abide
referred these co? nisl_its to City Mensp.er Phodes.
„^`rr7 C1_0''•. T 1 rN
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ry A-(+ T1 ► broughtter paring meters e
vCj.T, .�I'-•,--_ Nt�_a?� up the matter y,(�f ��c.r1..°:� ---- -- -'n(�'
s 's�.C'. ,.. t'lou t Nat,on'al City should heeve the._.. LYOR Ci_ 71 ►,T
hn though t ft ,-.:ould be well to 'Accuse ft with th7
Chamber O � Commerce tomor f: w evens ` when the Council meets
with them. Mr. H-:"-rt wcs in accord with this suggestion.
Moved by Ingalls, secon_de_ by Hart, that the meeting be ad-
:ourned 112:til July 8th 0.t 5:30 n.! . Carried, -11 Councilmen
present voting aye.
CTTY CT'/Fa
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P•TTO7YEY C .."-P 3rLL ro. r.rted. that the T ions Club have made
epr)lic"t'on for permit: for public fireworks di, -play. They
have pre icnted ccrtificote of insurance. There .re no
emplcyee:, involved -nr_' they hove contracted ::i.th individuals
to shoot the fireworks. Chief h e s i r sp oc t- d. the
prol7l..s The "l.i c.-ti rn - s in form, _ n it is the P tter ney'e
recommen ction that the permit be granted.
by McClure,
seconded by Tn`„11, that the permit he Granted. Carried, all
Courcilmom present voting _.ye.
C01,^' ut.R'.T rrsoot.
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PEPOET FFCP,: CT'Y *-._,T,•.C-7 77 7 tares reed, reGcrdin ; the state-
ment of r roperty owners 'ithin 2 500 foot radius of the pro-
p e i or court to be constructed by J. K. V1en` rd. The
e�� tr, -1- -
nem s h- ve been checked and found the t 8 of the property
o:^n' rs signatures are valid.. This trr i l.r court ":i11 come
under the provisions of the contra.--ct between the City of
Notional City end the City of San '`i_-ge .qhe: ''v either City
may connect or to the se.... r o n- d by the other and psy ` f let
ref-,' of F')' Per e11in n ,r month. ^. letter h` s been written
to the City Yen -.der of S n ri ogo to find out hat rote the City v�
of San T)i'vo ould char"' ". ti en. 1 city if this tr'- 11 ::r court
of 80
were connected to it's seer. `'o reply hes been
received Vet. Should SLer 7,0Go conclude that each
spsce is family unit and chrr7e 50V per tr. Ter erece this
woul rl amount to ' d;20. 0 per year.The license fee for, troller
courts i_ '1CC,00 a year plus 25V per Quarter for each trailer
space This wouT V'provide the City of N tior 1 City -1th
6l8C.00 a year. The City :•cul:^ th-.n l nee t300.00 o year unless
Triee ;-i th 7orerd to ray that sum ft the City
to reimburse it for the so d ear ... r-; bee char ,es to the City
Son Diego.
ref
fdT?.77= :' present and stated he 1 lire. 'ith
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