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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1951 08-14 CC MIN98 National City, California, August 14, 1951 Regular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor I+iaurice,Carrigan at 7:30 ?.M. o'clock. Councilmen present. Clarke, Curry, Hart, Ingalls, Carrigan. Councilmen absent: None. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS present: Alston, Wagner, Campbell, Grey, Gautereaux. Moved by Curry, seconded by Clarke, that the minutes of the regular meeting of August 7, 1951 and the special meeting of August 11, 1951 be dispensed with.. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Clarke, Curry, Hart , Ingalls, Carrigan. Nays: None, RO3ERT GORDON of Associa;,nc? Construction Corporation wes present and requested that the city oil the streets and install the .Bewer laterals at this time in Beverly Glen Subdivision; his gompany is willing to immediately deposit the amount necessary for the improvements. Moved by Ingalls, seconded by Hart, that the natter be referred to the City Engineer and City Attorney, and that they have a recommendation for the adjourned meeting Thursday, August 1.6, 1951. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. COi UNICATION FROM CITY OF >AN DIEGO regarding membership of the City Clerk in the National Institute of Municipal Clerks, was*read. Mayor Carrigan laid this matter over until the adjourned meeting. COMMUNICATION FROM SAN DIEGO a ARIZONTA EASTERN RAIL''AY COIl''ANY requesting vacation of portions of 12th Street and Wilson Avenue, was read. MR. EICHENLOB, Resident Engineer of the San Diego 8/14 99 & Arizona Eastern Railway Co., was present to.answer any questions. Moved by Hart, seconded by Clarke, that this matter be referred to the Planning Commission and City Engineer. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. MAYOR CARRIGAN announced it was 8:00 P.M. o'clock and time to open bids on public works materials. The follovring,bids were received: LAMB TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, FOB,Jobsite, Approx. 100,000 gallons SC-2 asphalt 121.50 per ton, Approx. 50,000 gallons SC-3 asphalt 521.00 per ton; STANCAL AS?HALT & BITUMULS COMPANY, FOB Refinery, El Segundo, 100,000 gals. SC-2 at 1.0665 gal, 50,000 gals. SC-3 at 1.0653 gal. FOB National City, 100,000 gals. SC-2 1.089 gal., 50,000 gals. SC-3 at $,088 gal.; NELSON & SLOAN, FOB Jobsite, 2000 Sacks Cement at 11.10 per sack, 1000 Tons Plaster Sand @ 51.72 per ton, 1000 Ton ?ea Gravel C $2.30 per ton, 100 Cubic Yards Transit -Mix Concrete 0 112.13 per cubic yard; 1T STE_BN IETAL SUPPLY CO., 4" Rd. Transite House Connection Pipe 10 ft. lgs. 033.75 Oft., 4" Rd. Transite House Connection Pipe 5 ft. lgs. C $42.57 Oft.; CLABXE_NETTLAI'T CO., Centerline striping, 350 ge.ls. 0' 12.52, Prismo Beads ! $.30 lb„ 200 gals. street a crosswalk paint 52.59 gal.; ?RISMC CALIFORNIA COMPANY, FOB Los Angeles, White Prismo Traffic Line Binder ?'"•2.25 per gal., Prismo Glass Spheres P 1.25 par lb.; SCUIlES-BELT MATERIAL CO., FOB National City, Striping Paint, 5-95 gals. ^ $5.15 gal., 100-995 gals. C 14.50 gal. Portland cement, F03 San Diego $1,00 sk., FOB National City 11.05 sk.; ASTOR LUMBER COHPANY, INC., Approx. 10,000 lx4 8/20 S4S $98.00, lx6 8/20 S4S © 193,00, 2x4 8/2o 52S (or S4s) 0 '"98,00, 2x6 8/20 82S (or 848) 0 $93.00, 2x8 8/20 Rough 0 098.00; DALEY CORPORATION, 1000 tons of 110-3 plant mix P' 55.75 per ton; V. R. DENNIS CONSTRUCTION CO., 1000 tons of plant mix (IIC-3) @ $6.15 per ton; R. E. HAZARD CONTRACTING 8/14 100 CO., 1000,tons MC-3 plant mix C 6.08 per ton, iioved by Curry, seconded by Hart, that the bids be referred tive Office Wagner and City Engineer Grey, Councilmen present voting aye0 to City Administra- Carried, all MAYOR CARRIGAN brought up the item of discount lost because of the supplier or the City's slowness in processing and referred the matter to the City Clerk and Administrative 0ffic for a report to see what can be done to alleviate the situation. APPLICATION FOR PURCHASE OF TAX DEEDED ?R0?ET.TY at Public Auction from Manuela F. Vazguez was rend. The bid on S-z of Lot 3 and all of Lots 4 and 5, Block 42, National City, was for S246.50 plus S3.50 advertising cost. Mayor Carrigan laid this over for one week to allow members of the Council to look at the property. RESOLUTION NO, 5524 wan read. BE IT RESOLVED by,the City Council of the City of National City, California, that the following transfers be made as a loan from the General Fund. 1, To the park Fund, S178.20. 2. To the Library Fund, $73.18. Moved by Ingalls,, seconded by Curry, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Clarke, +Curry, Hart, Ingalls, Carrigan. Nays: None. BILLS AUDFED by the Finance Committee presented: "~General Fund S7,251.82 Capital Outlay Fund 327.78 Library Fund 634.97 Park Fund 335.59 Traffic Safety Fund 617.52 Planning Fund 32.31 Harbor Fund 15.61 TOTAL 9,215.60 Moved by Curry, seconded by Ingalls, that the bills be allowed and warrants be drawn for same. Carried, by the following vetc to -wit: Ayes: Clarke, Curry, Hart, Ingalls, Carrigan. Nays: 8/14 101 None. RESOLUTION NO. 5525 was read. BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of National City, California, that the following sum incurred for Capital expenditures be paid out of the Capital Outlay Fund: American Pine & Construction Co. -- Sewer Outlay, 1103.67, Squires -Belt Material Co. --Sewer Outlay, 1219.61, J. E. ititing--Recreation Outlay, U.50, Total S327.78. Moved by Hart, seconded by Ingalls, that the Resolu- tion be adopted. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Clarke, Curry, Hart, Ingalls, Carrigan, Nays: None. SURETY BOND for Ida -Mae Eolgate, City Tre^surer and Tax Collect, in the sum of 130,000.00 ”as Presented. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL approved the Bond as to form. Moved by Ingalls, seconded by Hart, that the'Sond be accepted. Carried, all Councilmen prase, - voting aye, AP'LICATIONS FOR BUSINESS LICENSE REFUNDS for Mission Industri in the amount of 110.00 and Robnett Upholstery in the amount of 12.50 were presented 1'y City Clerk Alston. The refunds were approved by City Treasurer rolgate. Moved by Hart, seconded by Curry, that the refun s be allowed. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye, REPORT OF CHARLrS J. STEIN on the Canteen Concession for the month of July, 1951 was presented. COMMUNICATION FROI'i METROPOLITAN T1ATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA was read in regard to the 1951-1952 payment to be made by August 25, 1951. COMMUNICATION FROM PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION stating that a , public hearing is to be held in San Francisco on September 6, 8/14 102 1951 at 10:00 A.M. by the Pacific Telephone e: Telegraph Co, was read. I4ayor Carrigan referred this matter to City Attorney Campbell. PETITION FOR GRADIYG AND OILIIIG OF PROSPECT STREET BETWEFN 20t' AND 22nd STREET was presented, Moved by Curry, seconded by Clarke, that this natter be referred to the City Engineer for a re -Tort at the next meeting. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. COMFUNICATION FROI4 NATIOIIAL CITY TANPALERS ASSOCIATION com- mending the City of its nark on the Budget and urging the City to dispense with the remodelling or expanding of the swimming pool unless some unforsc^n water is received within the year was read, MAYOR CARRICAN thanked the National City Taxpayer's Association for the in —:•^st. NOTICE OF DINNER HEETII'TG IF THE LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES was read, Moved by Curry, seconded by Ingalls, that the City pay the expense of the C3uncilmen°s dinners at the League meetings and those of any Department Head or Chairman of a commission when the sneaker is of particular interest to them, providing the City Administrator brings the recommendation to the Council _prior to the actual meeting night, Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Clarke, Curry, Hart, Ingalls Carrigan. RESOLUTION N0, 5526, was read. BE IT RESOLV'D by tho City Cour of the City of National City, California, as follows: That the sum of '537,34 is hereby set as, the minimum sales price of the following described Property, to -wit: Lots 18 and 19, Block 117, and Lot 20 to 22, inclusive, Block lit, National City California. That the Tax Collector is hereby authorized and directed to advertise and to sell, at public auction and 8/14 103 according to law, the interest of the City of National City en0 the interest of the County of San Diego in and to the aforesaid Property, and further subject to 1951-52 County and City taxes, :easements, rights of way, reservations and assessments of records, That the Mayor, City Clerk and Tax Collector are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver, accord_! to law, to the purchaser of said sale, a good and valid deed to said property. Moved by Curry, seconded by Ingalls, that the Resolution be adopted.. Carried, by the following vote to - wit: Ayes: Clarke, Curry, dart, Ingalls, Carrigan. Nays: Non, RESOLUTION NO. 5527 was rend. BE IT RESOLVED by,the City Council 9f the City of National City, California, that the easement,efor street purposes, from the grantor hereinbelow set forth, over, upon and across the following described property situated in the State of California, County of San Diego, and City'of National City, be,,and the same is hereby, accepted by the City of National City, California: From SAN DhGO CH3ISTIAN SCHOOLS, a corporation, grantor, to the CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, California, grantee, the following described property: A portion of Lot 69 of Ex -Mission Lands, commonly known as Horton's Purchase, according to Man thereof No. 283 on file in the Office of the 'Recorder of San Diego County, California, being more particularly described as follows: That portion of said Lot 69 of Fx-Mission Lands ?s conveyed to the San Diego Christian Schools, a corportion, by Deed recorded in Book 3328, Page 92 of Official records in said Recorder's Office of San Diego County. The southerly 40 fe^t of said portion, being measured at right angles to the southerly line, so conveyed by said Deed, The City Clerk of National Cit: California, is hereby authorized and directed to receive the aforesaid Deed for the City of National City and to record the 8/14 104 said Deed in the Office of the County Recorder of San Diego County. Moved by Inplis, seconded by Hart, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, by the, following vote to -wit< Ayes: Clarke, Curry, Hart, Ingalls, Carrigan. Nays: None. RESOLUTION NO. 5528 was read. SE IT RESOLVED by the City Orune of the City of National City, California, that the City CuL..c:1 finds the following: 1. That the employment of Ida Mae, Holgate as, Deputy Treasurer by the City of National City, California, terminated on the llth day of August, 1951, 2. That the employment of Charles "'. Vansant as City Treasurer and Tax Collector by the City of National City, California, terminated on the second day of August, 1951. Moved by Curry, seconded by Clarke, that the '.esolution be adopted., Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Clarke, Curry, Hart, Ingalls, Carrigan. Nays: None. COMb:UNICATION FROM CHIEF OF POLICE SMITH was read, requesting permission to be absent from the City at his own expense from August 17, 1951 to August 20, 1951 to discuss juvenile problems with Lt. Harry Engulund of the Los Angeles Police Department to obtain information relative to their juvenile program. Moved by Hart, seconded by Ingalls; that permission be granted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. RESIGNATION OF THELIIA PATTE^ SON, SECRETARY IN THE CITY TANAGER' OFFICE, effective August 25, 1951 was read. Moved by Curry, seconded by Clarke, that the resignation be accepted with regre Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. ACTING CITY ADMINISTRATOR WAGNER requested that permission be granted to employ Audrey Stewart, effective August 20, 1951, at the salary of 1/4,205.00 as Secretary in the City Manager s 8/14 105 Office. Moved by Curry, seconded by Hart, that the request be granted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. COMIIUNICATION FROM REC7EATION DIRECTOR CASEY requesting per- mission to employ Jo Anne Peters at the Olivewood Playground for the balance of the summer was read. Moved by Hart, sccon(:, by Curry, that permission be granted. Carried, by the fo1...owi: vote to -wit: Ayes: Curry, Hart, Ingalls, Carrigan, Nays: Clarke• COIMMUNICATION FROII JOEN-'L STREET OF H. STREET AND SONS inquirir. as to the possibilities of leasing some property in the com- mercial zone to be used for the purpose of storing and dis- mantling automobiles. MRS. HOLLINGSUORTH, member of the Plan- ning Commission, was present and stated that the Commission was seriously thinking of recommending to the City Council that this type_of business be limited. LESTER STREET, 504 9th Avenue, San Diego, representing H. Street and Sons, TTas present to answer any questions. MAYOR CARRIGAN referred this matter to City Administrative Officer '.Iagner to set a convenient date with the Planning Commission to tour the tidelands. The meetin:. was set for Sunday, August 19, 1951 at 10 A.M. ACTING CITY ADMINISTRATIVE OF?ICER .rAGN:'R reported that Mir. Heaton in charge of Park View Terrace has extra rock and dirt which they would be glad to give to the City, and they have a skin loader available to load it into City trucks. Mayor Carrigan referred the matter to Mr. '•Iagner for processing. THE COST ANALYSIS AND AP'P.AIS_0.L DEPORTS from the Community Redevelopment were distributed to the Council as per their request. TOM LEONARD was present and asked w•rhat had been done about the 8/14 106 written quotations on the price of printing the notices for the change of trash pickup, Mayor Carrigan informed Hr. Leonare that the Vurgason Printing Co, had lowered its bid and the printing was awarded. Mr. Leonard also brought,up the matter of the City purchasing outside of National City, also the Jewelry, Plastic, etc. Parties which go unlicensed, Mayor Carrigan stated that the City is making every effort to nur-' chase materials in the City when the price is right and that the "Parties" are under consideration at the present time by the City Attorney. VINCENT HACKENFORE, 1504 E. 8th Street, was »resent in regard to the bad intersection at 8th and Palm Avenue. Mayor Carrigan requested reports on the following intersections: 8th and Palm Avenue; 24th and Highland Avenue; and 24th and National Avenue, from the Chief of ?olice and Traffic Commission. COUNCILMAN CLARKCE reported that the Monument to the Kimball Family is progressing very satisfactorily. Moved by Hart, seconded by Ingalls, that the meeting be adjourned to Thursday, August 16, 1951 at 6:30 P.I. o'clock. Carried, all Councilmen nresent voting aye, ATTE n: MA CITY CLERK 8/14