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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1949 08-16 CC MIN38 National City, California, August 16, 1949. Regular meeting of the City Counoil was called to order by Mayor Gilbert E. Fritz at 7:30 P.M. o'clock. Councilmen pres- ent: Adams. Curry, Matthews. Thatcher, Fritz. Councilmen absent: None. Moved by Curry. seconded by Thatcher, that the reading of the minutes of the regular meeting of August 2, 1949. be dispensed with. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS present: Alston, Dickson, Campbell. Finnerty, McClure, Gautereaux. BILLS AUDITED by the Finance Committee presented: General Fund $ 6,814.53 Street Fund 1,203.87 Park M & I Fund .571.36 Light, Dist. #1 32.65 Capital Outlay Fund 6,624.26 Unapp. Tax Fund 101.49 Retirement '938.62 Payroll 1'j.861.10 P $30,147.88 Moved by Adams, seconded by Matthews, that the bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for Same. Carried, by the.following vote to -wit: Ayes: Adams, Qurry, Matthews, Thatcher, Fritz, Nays: None. RESOLUTION NO. 5026 was read, authorizing the payment of $6,619.01 from the Capital Outlay Fund as follows: California Stamp Company. $5.k5, Treasurer; Electric Supplies Diet. Co., $123.98, Street; Gould Hardware & Mach. Co., $102.13, Garage; Mission Pipe .& Supply Co., 8462.64, Street; National Auto Parts Co., $597.24, Garage; National Lumber Co., $483.53► Sanitation and Street; Nelson & Sloan, $38.93, Street; South Bay Auto 8/16 39 Parte Co., 4829.67, garage; Stationers Corp., 420.89, Treasurer; Sewer & Western Metal Supply. $996.14,/Sanitation; Aoe,Refrigeration Co., 4179.99► Fire;,Riohard A. Bender, 4296.50, Street; Brown Bevis Equipment Co., 4207.17, Sewer; Daley Corp.,$1,696.22, Street; Mande Eng. Co., $309.00. Police; Morgan Everding Concrete, 4182.28, Street; I. Poltere Surplus, 492.70, Street. Moved by Adams, seconded by Matthews, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. VERNE 0. WARNER, President of the Boys' Club of National City, was present, and stated that they had located a piece of prop- erty at 16th Street and °A" Avenue, 150' x 100' to be used for the purpose of building a clubhouse. Mr. Warner said that they had prepared a Lease and had submitted it to Attorney Campbell and would like to ask the Council to go along with the previous recommendation. The lease to run 50 years at $1.00 per year. RESOLUTION NO. 5027 was read, authorizing Mayor Fritz to sign a lease for property described as: A11 of Lots 7, 8, 9 and 10 and the W 15 feet of Lots 11, 12, 13 and 14 together with that portion of the alleyway lying east of said Lots 7, 8, 9 and 10 and went of said Lots 11, 12, 13 and 14, as vacated and closed by Resolution No. 4564 and recorded May 25, 1948 in the County Recorder's Office of San Diego County, all being in Block 2 of Ten Acre Lot Eight of Quarter Section 154 according to Map thereof No. 552 as filed in the Office of the County Recorder cf San Diego County, California; to be used for the Boys' Club of National City, for a period of fifty years at One Dollar ($1.00) per year. Moved by Matthews, Seconded by Thatoher, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all 8/16 4o Councilmen present voting aye. LLOYD P. HUDSON was present and stated that he would like the Counoil to make a study of the traneite pipe which is being used in the City of National City for sewer laterals. He stated that the City of San Diego and the County of San Diego will not allow it to be used. He brought a sample of traneite pipe which he claimed showed the effects of sewer gas in the lateral. He said that he would like to see the City use cast iron pipe as that would make a life time job. Mr, Hudson introduced MR. SHATZ of the San Diego Merchant Plumbers Assn. who also stated that his recommendation was the same as Mr. Hudson's; the use of cast iron pipe in place of transits pipe. BILL NESBITT of Johns -Manville was present and stated that they do not recommend transite pipe from the septic tank to the main sewer, but they do recommend it to be used from the house to the sewer. Transits pipe is approved all over the U. 8. as a house connection pipe, one reason is that it goes together faster and another is that there are no joints where water can Beep through. He recommended the use of transite pipe. MAYOR FRITZ announced that it was now 8:00 P.M. o'clock and the time for opening of Bids. BIDS on an air compressor were read as follows: Shaw Sales & Service Co., for one Schramm Portable Air, Compressor, $2,432.28 including State Sales Tax; Crook Company, one Sullivan -Joy Air Compressor, $2,430.00 including 3% California Sales Tax and Federal Excise Tax; Hudson -Tucker, Inc., for one Worthing- ton Air -Cooled Portable Compressor, $3,031.29, including 3% State Sales Tax. SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS FINNERTY was present 8/16 41 and stated that the Sullivan Air Compressor which the City has had has given very good satisfaction. Moved by Adams, seconded by Matthews, that Administrative Officer Dickson be authorized to purchase one Sullivan -Joy Air Compressor from Crook Company in the amount of $2,430.00 leas Federal Excise Tax. ,Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Adams, Curry, Matthews, Thatcher, Fritz. Nays: None. BIDS ON LATERAL SEWER CONNECTIONS ON HIGHLAND AVENUE were read as follows: Carroll & Foster, 186.08 per house connection; Charles J. Dorfman, 1180.00 per house connection; W. F. Nelson Co„ ;3.30 per Lineal Foot. COUNCILMAN CURRY stated that he thought the use of transits pipe should be given further study and lay this over until the next regular meeting night. COUNCILMAN ADAMS stated that he thought we should accept one of the bide; that we must rely to a very great extent on the City Engineer and we could leave it up to City Engineer McClure, Supt. of Streets Finnerty and Administrative Officer Dickson as to the kind of pipe to be used. MAYOR FRITZ stated that if some other pipe was used it would possibly change these bids. A representative of Carroll & Foster was present and he said it would not make a great deal of difference in the price, possibly around 50 cents more a lateral, and not over 75 cents. COUNCILMAN CURRY said that if tnansite pipe is not practical for house connections,, why don't we change our Ordinance authorizing the use of cast iron pipe from the lateral to the house. ADi1INISTRATIVE OFFICER DICKSON stated that this was changed some years past; that, cast iron pipe must be carried 5 feet outside the house and from there on use vitrified or cast iron pipe. ENGINEER McCLURE said that the only thorough test we could run was to put it in the ground and 8/16 42 wait twenty years; and that there are many contractors Who maintain that transite pipe has been in for twenty some odd years and that it has caused no trouble. MR. McCLURE said that he believed that in the City limits of National City transite pipe le entirely satisfactory for house connections. COUNCILMAN MATTHEWS asked if the bid could be let to the lowest bidder but hold up the decision for another week as to the kind of pipe to be used. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DICKSON said that there were several factors which were favorably in using transite pipe, the speed with which the pipe goes to- gether, there is flexibility and does not crack the joints and stops a lot of the leakage. RESOLUTION NO. 5028 was re ad, accepting the bid of W. F. Nelson Co. CO $$3.30 per lineal foot for the lateral sewer con- nections on Highland Avenue, the type of pipe to be installed to be designated by City Engineer McClure, Street Supt. Finnerty and Administrative Officer Dickson; making a supplemental statement and authorizing Mayor Fritz to sign the contract. Moved by Adams, seconded by Thatcher, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. CONTINUATION OF HEARING OF CLOSING'0F "M" AVENUE was held. Attorney Edwin Campbell was present, representing the pro- testants whom he represented at the meeting of July 19, 1949. Mr. Campbell seid Yie could see no necessity for the closing; it wculd not benefit the public, it was just a private gain. MAYOR FRITZ stated that the cloning of "M" Avenue had been referred back to the Planning Commission and again it was their recommendation that it be closed. Mr. Campbell stated that he had & tend L1 the Planning Commission meeting and that 8/16 43 six members were present, five voted for the closing and Mr. Smith was against the closing. COUNCILMAN CURRY asked if °M" Avenue had been closed from 23rd to 24th Streets. Attorney Edwin Campbell said "M" Avenue had never been opened between 23rd and 24th Streets. Mr. Bowers, owner of the new Subdivision stated that by closing "M" Avenue they propose to run a Street the other way, putting in curbs and improving the streets. Mr. Campbell said that the proposed street goes right up the middle of the Subdivision and they would still lose two lots under their proposed plan. Mayor Fritz aakad how the people eflld get out if "M° Avenue was left open. Mayor Fritz said that Roselawn Street would be the only through street between 18th & 24th Street. Councilman Thatcher said that the only people who would be penalized would be the people between 23rd & 24th St. Councilman Adams stated that he felt the recommen- dation of the Planning Commission to be the basis to go on; they make a thorough study of the planning of the City and the Commission was set up to take care of such matters. Council- man Curry asked what year the first house was built between 23rd & 24th Streets and he was informed that it was built 12 or 13 years ago. RESOLUTION NO. 5029 was read, closing a portion of "M° Avenue between 22nd and 23rd Streets. Moved by Thatcher,,seconded by Adams, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Coun- cilmen present voting aye. CONTINUATION OF APPEAL OF GEORGE S. GUNNETTE was held at this time, Mr. Gunnette wished to operate a garage at 14th Street anft Palm Avenue; two petitions were presented, one with 14 names on it who opposed the garage and the other with 16 names 8/16 44 who were in favor of it. BRUNO U. BANTI, 1515 E. 14th Street, and LOUIS B. KOPLIN, 1523 E. 14th Street, were both present protesting the use of Mr, Gunnette's garage for a repair shop stating that it was too noisy and the neighborhood was a residential section and not business. GEORGE GUNNETTE, JR. 1314 Palm Avenue stated that he did some repair work for himself on,his own property and the work had no bearing on the garage, but he said he made no unnecessary noise and he did not believe it affected any of the neighbors. MR. GUNNETTE said that he wished to obtain a permit to operate just a small repair shop, to do a little work for friends; he was not able to work for anyone else because of his age and health, but still needed some income, and that he would not make a nuisance of the shop, keep it quiet as possible and do no advertising. H. F. KATES, 1420 Palm Avenue stated that Mr. Gunnette might be a good neighbor but he could Bell his place to someone else who would use it for a business. COUNCIDLAN MATTHET•rS stated there are about five miles of business zoned areas in National City. COUNCILMAN CURRY said that Mr. Gunnette's garage is in a R-1 Zone and he felt we should be guided somewhat by the decision that, was made at that time. Moved by Curry, seconded by Matthews, that the petition be denied. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. REPORT OF COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT regarding the water sample taken from the Swimming Pool was read. The report stated that the water shows no evidence of objectionable contamination at the time of sampling on August 8, 1949. Mayor Fritz ordered the report filed. APPLICATIONS FOR BEVERAGE LICENSES were read as follows: 8/16 45 Vertie G. Dodson, 40 Main Street, for "on sale beer"; Earl A. & Harriet E. Rhodes, 1309 McKinley Avenue, for "off sale general". The applications were approved by Chief of Police Bates. Mayor Fritz ordered the applications filed. SURETY BONDS for Chief of Police Bates and City Engineer McClure were presented. The Bonde were approved as to form by Attorney Campbell. Moved by Thatcher, seconded by Adams, that the Bonds be accepted and payment authorized to be made. Carried,,by the following vote towwit: Ayes: Adams, Curry, Matthews, Thatcher, Fritz. Nays: None. NOTIFICATION OF CANCELLATION OF BUSINESS LICENSE, was read. Chief of Police Bates recommended that Business License #531 issued January 24, 1949, to Louise Graham to operate a massage and cabinet bath at 1212 Roosevelt Avenue, be revoked. Thomas Fredericks, Attorney, appeared before the Council and stated that Louise Graham was unable to appear and he was her repre- sentative. He requested that a hearing be held. The hearing was set for 8:00 P.M. o'clock, September 6, 1949. APPLICATIONS TO MOVE BUILDINGS were read. Application of W. J. Edblad to move a building to Lot 40 in Block $ of Home Crest."A"; application of N. E. Pratt to move a building to Lot 6, Block 3 of Home Crest Villas; and application of Lorraine K. Franklin to move a building to 1903 National Avenue. Applications were approved by James A. Bird, Building Inspector. Moved by Adams, seconded by Curry, that the requests be granted, provided the buildings conform with the building code and are completed within six months from this date. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Adams, Curry, Matthews, Thatcher, Fritz. Nays: None. 8/16 46 REPORT FROM ENGINEER McCLURE was read, recommending the payment of 11,450.30 to Barber and Breeden for work performed in July on the Lateral Sewer Contract #3. City Clerk Alston stated that no action was necessary as the bill is listed on the warrant register. COMMUNICATION FROM CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, was read. certify- ing the, following three names in the order of their respective ratings, for the position of Maintenace Man,to fill one va- cancy: Nazario Doaingue. 102 Smythe Street, San Ysidro; Ralph L. Clark, 739 E. 5th Street, National City; Vernon C. Lee, 419 W. 21st Street, National City. Moved by Adams, seconded by Thatcher, that the list be accepted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. CERTIFICATION OF ELIGIBILITY LIST FROM CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, was read. After certifying three names on July 30, 1949, for Junior Park Gardener Mr. Fred B. George notified the Commission that he had another position and could not consider the City position. The following three names in the order of their respective ratings. for the position of Junior Park Gardener, to fill one vacancy, were certified: Walter W. Torguson, 1126 E. 24th Street, National City; Harry F. Snead, 1139 E. 26th Street, National City; Charles M. Ana, 510 Harbison Avenue, National City. Moved by Matthews, seconded by Adams, that the report be accepted. Carried. all Councilmen present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO, 5030 was read. authorizing the appointment of Walter W. Torguson to the position of Junior Park Gardener, effective August 17, 1949, salary 1199.00 per month, as recom,- neneed by B.J. GAJ^EREAT,C{, SUPT. PARK & RECREATION. Moved by Adams, seconded by Matthews, that the Resolution be adopted. 8/16 4? Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 5031 was read, authorizing the appointment of Vernon C. Lee as Maintenace Man, effective August 16, 1949, salary 2199.00 per month, as recommended by FLOYD FINNERTY, STREET SUPERINTENDENT. Moved by Adams, seconded by Matthews, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 50,2 was read, authorizing an increase in salary, 'to Morgan Cordeau, Street Department, effective August 16, 1949, salary to be $220.00 per month. as recommended by FLOYD FINNERTY, STREET SUPERINTENDENT. Moved by Adams, seconded by Matthews, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen pres- ent voting aye. REPORT OF PARR SUPERINTENDENT AND CITY ENGINEER ON BIDS FOR DRILLING WATER WELL, was read. An analysis of the bids on the drilling of a water well shows the following results assuming a 600 foot deep well: Drilling & easing 12° well Rook drilling per foot Extra work per hour Test pumping approx. the sane The San Diego Pump & Well Drillers, on the basis above, is lower than the Studebaker Drilling Co. Studebaker Drilling Co. 07,540.00 32.00 9.00 San Diego Pump & Well Drillers ;6,450.00 20.00 9.375 RESOLUTION NO. 5033 was read, accepting the bid of the Ban Diego Pump & Well Drillers, to drill a water well on the proposed Golf Course, and authorizing Mayor Fritz to sign an agreement on behalf of the City. Moved by Adams, seconded by Thatcher, that the Resolution be adopted, Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Adams, Thatcher, Fritz. Nays: 8/16 48 Curry. Matthews not voting. APPLICATION FOR TAX SALE was read on the following described tax deeded property: E 82.56' of Ni of N Ex St., 20 Acre Lot 1, Quarter Section 131, by Metropolitan Securities Co., offering the opening bid of 1150.00. City Clerk Alston stated that the property is located on Divison Street near "L° Avenue and that the delinquent taxes against this property were approximately $128.00, and recommended that the Council accept the $150.00 as the opening bid. RESOLUTION NO. 5034 was read, accepting an opening bid of $150.00 for a tax sale from the Metropolitan Securities Company on the following described property: E 82.56' of NI of Ne of 20 Acre Lot 1 Quarter Section 131. Moved by Adams, seconded by Curry, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Council- men present voting aye. COMMUNICATION FROM VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, was read, The letter states that the Veterans' of Foreign Wars expended a great deal of effort, time and correspondence to obtain a com- plete list of all veterans who served, and in particular, the names of those who gave their lives in World War II. This, the letter states was an impossible task, and it is the pro- posal of the Veterans' of Foreign Wars that two suitable Memorial Plaques be cast and placed in the Memorial Howl, one to be dedicated to those who gave their lives for their country, and the other for those who served. If this proposal is ac- cepted by the Council it is hoped that, the plaques mny be in- stalled and dedicated on Armistice Day, Friday, November 11, 1949; also, that the names wh;oh have been obtained, be filed in the office of the City Clerk. Moved by Adams, seconded by 8/16 49 Matthews, that ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DICKSON be authorized to secure the suitable plaques. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Adams, Curry, Matthews, Thatcher, Fritz. Nays: None. REPORT FROM TRAFFIC COMMITTEE was read. The following recom- mendations were made by the Traffic Committee: (1) That a 2$ mile per hour sign be installed on Harbison near Division for South bound traffic; at 8th Street for North bound traffic; near Earl Drive for South bound traffic; and near 16th Street. for North bound traffic. (2) That proper action be taken by the City Council to establish the West side of Highland Avenue from.9oth Street to the North limits of the -High School prop- erty, as a °No Parking° area during day time school hours and that it be properly posted as such. The Traffic Committee also recommended that the City Council purchase two portable traffic signs, to be used as designated by Chief of Police, to handle peak load traffic. Moved by Matthews, seconded by Adams, that the report be accepted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. COUNCILMAN ADAMS made a motion, seconded by Matthews, that Attorney Campbell be instructed to draw up a suitable Ordinance on "time limit" parking. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. COUNCILMAN MATTHEWS made a motion, seconded by Thatoher, that Street Supt. Finnerty be instruoted to install the 25 mile per hour signs as recommended by the Traffic Committee; also to place "Slow" signs in the Park. Carried, all Councilmen pres- ent voting aye. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DICKSON asked that the matter of the 8/16 50 purchase of two portable traffic signs be laid over until the next, regular meeting in order to make a further study. Moved by 'Matthews, seconded by Thatcher. that the request be granted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. ORDINANCE NO. allowing a property owner to install soil pipe on his own property. was presented for the first reading. Moved by Adams, seconded by Matthews. that only the heading be read. Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Adams, Curry, Matthews, Thatcher, Fritz, Nays: None. ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 706 OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY BY ADDING SECTION 2 3/4. Moved by Matthews, seconded by Adams, that the 0rdinance be laid over until the next meeting for the second and final reading. .Carried, by the following vote to -wit: Ayes: Adams, Curry. Matthews, Thatcher, Fritz. Nays: None. PETITION NO. 351 of Irvon Everett, for a special permit to renodel the lower story of a single family into duplex and the request to add the third unit was read. It was recommended by the Planning Commission that Mr. Everett be permitted to make only a duplex and that the request to add the third dwelling unit be denied. RESOLUTION NO. 5035 was read, authorizing Irvon Everett, a special permit to.renodel lower story of single family residence into duplex, only, on Lot 6 Sunny Crest Subd., Quarter Section 129. Moved by Matthews, seconded by Curry, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. COMMUNICATION FROM THE CITIZENS CHARTER COMMITTEE was read, requesting that the City Council furnish money for the employment 8/16 51 of an attorney to aid the committee in their study' of oharters and public hearings. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DICKSON stated that the time is rapidly growing near When the Charter will have to be,oubmitted to the people. He has a communioation from Burke, Marahall & Burke regarding the Charter, there being several changes to aaket The changes that are proposed merely conform with the new State law passed and signed by Govenor Warren at theereoent session of the Legislature. which per- mits the City, by the majority vote of the people, to issue revenue bonds. COUNCILMAN ADAMS stated he felt that a group of laymen could sell the Charter better than an attorney as an attorney might be very technical. THOMAS CROWNOVER was present and stated that in order to sell this Charter it 1a going to take a terrific aeliing j ob and the Committee felt there would be a lot of technical questions Doming up that we could not answer. It was the thought of the Committee to have some Charter Attorney from San Diego. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated that the City Council are not in the selling business, COUNC CILMAN MATTHEWS said the Committee should be advised that we would be glad to have Attorney Burke come down again to answer their questions. MAYOR FRITZ stated that we should soon hold public hearings. COUNCILMAN ADAMS said the job fron here on out is a political job and requires quite a bit of sponsorship. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DICKSON stated that the Resolution would have to be introduced soon so that it could be published by September 23, 1949. Moved by Adams. seconded by Matthews, that CITY CLERK ALSTON be instructed to notify the County Clerk's Office that we wish to hold our election on the Charter with the State election November 8, 1949, Carried, all Council - pen present voting aye. 8/16 52 RESOLUTION NO. 5036 was read authorizing an increase in salary of Bob L. Roberts to 0231.00 per month, effective August 1. 2949, having completed his probationary period of six Months, as reoommended by L. W. BATES,'CHIEF OF POLICE. Moved by Curry, seconded by Matthews, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. COMMUNICATION FROM JAMES B.,CASEY, PARK RECREATION DIRECTOR requesting leave of absence, was read. Mr. Casey requested that he be. granted a leave of absence from October 4. 1949, to April 4, 1950, to attend school. B. J. Gautereaux, Park Supt., approved the request. Moved by Adams, seconded by Matthews, that Mr. Casey be granted the leave of absence with- out pay. Carried, all Councilmen present voting eye. COMMUNICATION FROM CITY ENGINEER McCLURE regarding City owned tidelands south of Paradise Creek adjoining San Diego Bay, was read. This area is inaccessable at the present time. The State Highway has made provisions for an entrance to the new freeway near 35th Street. Engineer McClure states that he believes the City should aocffre an easement for street purposes extending from the new treewa.y to to City owned tidelands. Moved by Adams, seconded by Matthews{ that this communication be referred to Attorney Campbell, City Engineer McClure and Administrative Officer Dickson to acquire the necessary ease- ment. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO, 50j7 was read, authorizing an increase in salary to James B. Casey, Park Recreation Director, effective August 5, 1949, salary to be 268.00 per month, as recommended by B. J. GAUTER!AUX, SUPT. OF PARK AND RECREATION. Moved by Adams, seconded by Thatcher, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, 8/16 53 all Councilmen present voting aye. COMMUNICATION FROM THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT was read, regarding the City's intention to pay out of its funds fifty per centum of the amount of taxes to from the area of the Metropolitan Water District California within National City. The purpose of is to gall the situation to the attention of the that a meeting may be held after August 20th and than August 25th, 1949. CITY CLERK ALSTON asked municipal be derived of Southern the letter Council so not later that the meeting be adjourned until August 23, 1949, at which time this Matter can be taen care of. CITY CLERK ALSTON referred to the petition regarding obnoxious odors emanating from the vicinity of 24th Street and Harbor Drive. At the last meeting it was suggested that steps be taken to discontinue the use of the City's dumping ground. CITY ENGINEER MoCLURE said that he believed the odor was dis- appearing, there is no more matter being flushed in there by the tide. COUNCILMAN CURRY stated that he thought it was caused by the packing houses, Moved by Matthews, seoonded by Adams, that this matter be referred to JAMES A. BIRD and the COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT. Carried, all Councilman present voting aye. RESOLUTICN NO. 5038 was Roselawn Addition No. 2 that the Resolution be ent voting aye. read accepting the subdivision map of . Moved by Adams? seconded by Thatcher, adopted. Carried, all Councilmen pree- ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DICKSON stated that the natter of the Casa de Salud referred to him, has as yet not been taken care 8/16 54 of as he has been unable to get in touch with the Directors. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DICKSON brought up the matter of street lights on Harbison Avenue between 16th Street and Earle Drive. He stated that there is approximately 1324 feet between lights and there are 14 new residences in ,that area from Earle Drive • to 16th Street. Mr. Dickson recommended that a street light be installed near the center of the area between Earle Drive and 16th Street. Moved by Matthews, seconded by Adams, that the light be installed as recommended by ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DICKSON. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. to ATTORNEY CAMPBELL .called/the attention of the Council that it was previously reported that the City had an interest in the Wvx of N4 of Lots 384. 385, 386 and 387 of Lincoln Acres Annex No. 2 for which we had been presented with a Quiet Title Suit; however this was in error as these lots had been sold on a tax sale. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated that in regard to the petition pro- testing the loud and unnecessary noise coming from the Pente- costal Church at 1130 Hoover Avenue, he had checked the anti - noise ordinance of San Diego and that it would be necessary to have the Chief of Police make a check of the matter and requested that this be referred to the Chief of Police and himself for checking. Moved by Adams, seconded by Thatcher, that Attorney Campbell's request be granted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Moved by Thatcher, seconded by Adams, that the meeting be ad- journed until August 23, 1949, at 7:30 P.M. o'clock. Carried, all Councilmen present voting gg$. 8/16 ATTEST: � �' fi MA R, CI Y F NATIONAL a Y, ALIFORNIA 8/16