HomeMy WebLinkAbout1941 12-16 CC MIN305
National City, California
December 16, 1941
A regular meeting of the City Council called to order by the
Mayor. Councilmen present: Cordingly, Fritz, Newberry, Thatcher.
Councilmen absent: Warner.
Administrative officials present: Gautereaux, Knapp, Ireland,
Finnerty, Campbell, Smith, Harbison, Lamb.
Minutes of the regular meeting of December 2, 1941 and the
special meeting of December 11, 1941, read 4nd approvdd.
Bills audited by the Finance Committee presented:
Cherry's Service
Cherry's Service
Stonliaad Company
BroOks Ideal Groca'y
Andy Woods
The Nat'l City News
Homeland Bldg. Co.
Hudson -Tucker, Inc.
Webb Bros, Ltd.
Otto Stang
Gilmore Oil Co.
Carlson and Simpson
Nelson and Sloam
W.P.Fuller and Co.
P.E.May
Richfield Oil Co.
Western Metal Supply Co.
Coast Elec. Company
Schwabaoher-Frey CO.
National Lumber Co.
Warren K. Hats
Calif. Water and Tele Co.
American Concrete and Steel
Indust'rlAs Supply Co.
Van Deripe and Bird
Van Deripe and Bird
M.L.Campbell
So. Calif. Tele Co.
Engineers Service ,Co.
Dale Smith
Central Sheet Metal Works
C.B.Ireland
S.B.Beaudry, Jr.
Homeland Bldg. Company
National Motor Sales
Vurgason Printing uompany
Indian Motorcycle Sales
Standard Oil Co of California
National Auto Parts Company
National Auto Parts Company
W.J.Anhle
Hazard -Gould & Co.
California Stamp Company
Asa A: eb
Hofkmana undry Go.
Califi Water and Tele Co.
L.W.batbd` •
Huiateld'dBrother a
D.S.Nat!1 Sank of S.D.
repairs and supplies
a a n
1 keg of Stontite
supplies
1st installment-GMC
publications
supplies
supplies
supplies
services
gasoline
supplie s
supplies
supplies
supplies
suppl ie s
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
Pipe supplies
supplies
services
services
sp. Services
tele and t olls
maps
misc. expense
supplies
engineering incidentals
supplies
gtpplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
gaso line
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
stppliea
postal cards
services
water
stamps
oil for Police dept.
int. reg. Warrants
$ 37.64
142,70
36.05
56.96
339.37
23:63
15.15
3.09
43.27
1.40
71.04
1.24
37.08
11.12
83.58
50.78
1-.08
14.31
22.74
2.68
18,75
7.33
15.17
19.93
103.55
37.13
350.00
115.30
8.73
31.22
2.33
10.00
11,00
9.31
1.25
59.09
3.79
31.48
7.57
22.89
10.23
5.97
7.73
3.89
3;34
454.43
3.00
36.34
32.19
41
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E.K. Pettis
Carlson and Simpson
roofing old City Hall $ 174.00
supplies 41.87
$ 2,633.72
General Fund $ 2,153.37
Street Imp Fund 374.83
Park M & I 105.52
Total $ 2,633.72
Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Newberry that the bills be allowed
and warrants drawn for same. Carried, all Councilmen present voting
aye. Councilman Warner absent.
✓ Mr. Howard Mikkelson of the Mikkelson Disposal Company read
a communication from the Director of Public Health relative to the
burning of the dumps at night daring a blackout and requested the
burninguto be done in the daytime and that the dumlps be covered with
a deposit of earth daily: Mr. Mikkelson suggested that the City Defense
Council prohibit the picking up of combustible materials tithe
residential districts, also requesting the people to burn their own
papers. Chief Bird statedthat that would increase the fire hazard in
the home area. Councilman Fritz suggested that the matter be worked
out on a County basis and the matter was laid over pending action by
the other dumps in the County.
,/Mr. George Irey of the San Diego Gas and Electric Company
requested a ]e tter f rom the City Council authorizing the Gas Company
to turn out the ornamental lights and the City Street lights during a
blackout in order to protect the contract which the company holds with
the City. The ornamental district to be operated by an outside switch
but the intersection lights;go out then the San Diego lights are
turned off.
'Communication from the office of the .Fudge Advocate General
of the Navy, Land Acquisitions relative to the condemnation of Block
384 of the National "ity Plat, read, also the reply of Mayor Thatchers
on December 15th stating the City liens.
Notificati cn from the State Board of Equalization of -the.
liquor license application of Edward W. Simpkins end Clara I. Simpkins
read and referred to the Chief of Police.
4Communication from Mrs. Ernest Kramer pledging the support
of the co-ordinated organizations through the Co-ordinating Council
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and the Defense Recreation Council for the operation of the Federal
Recreation Building in the City Park, read. Mayor Thatcher requested
a letter thanking them for the support and ordered the communication
filed.
Report of the City Planning Commission on the petitions for
special permits of Mr. Louis Mellor sad Mr. Jos. G. Schneider and the
petition for a zone variance by the National Grammar School District
trustees, read. Moved by Fritz, seconded by Cordingly, that the report
be accepted and filed. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye.
Councilman Warner absent.
Moved by Fritz, seconded by Cordingly, that RESOLUTION NO.
2310 be adopted, granting the special permits and the zone variance.
Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye on roll -call. Councilman
Warner absent./
✓The request of the Planning Commission that the fees for
special permits be placed in a separate fund for the Commission to use
laid over until the next meeting.
"Request of the General Petroleum Corporation for permission
to move a service station into the City of National City from San Diegi
to be located on the NE corner of 12th and National Avenue, read.
Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Newberry, that the moving permit be
granted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent
Warner.
Request of the Chief of Police that John W. Wglls, Paul E.
Kundrat, J.A.Jeffery Cardin, Robert C. Harlan and Frank Gute, members
of the Solar Aircraft plant police be deputized with police powers.
Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Newberry, that the Chief be authorized
todeputize these men upon the deposit of a $ 500.00 bond each. Carried.
all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent: Warner.
" Communic ation fro Luce, Forward, Lee and Kunzel, attorneys
for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company requesting the
Council to adopt a resolution supporting the application of the
Railway to the Railroad Commission for permission to extend their line
to Chula Vista. Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Newberry, that
RESOLUTION NO. 2311 be adopted, endorsing the application of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company for permission to extend
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their line to Chula Vista. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye
on roll -call. Councilman Warner absent.
'Notice that the December meeting of the San Diego County
Division of the League of California Cities has been postponed until
January, 1942.
Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Newberry, that the following
delinquentrtaxes be accepted without the seven percent interest and th
cancellation fee:
Wm N, Drew the 1940 tax on Lot 1, Block 2 of T. Parsons Sub
of 10 Acre Lot 8, 4 Sec. 155, Nat'l Ro $ 26.98
Mrs. Agnes Gibbs the 1940 tax on Lot 8, Block 3 of Rimballs
sub of 10 Acre Lot 4, * Sec. 152, Nat'l Ro 1.47
Union Title Insurance and Trust Company the 1940 tax on the Wf
of,Lot 45,(ex N ]S))of Block 4 of Paradena Park of
4 Sec. 131, Nat'l Ro 13.55
Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent: Warner.
J Request of the Police department for flourescent light fixtur
in their office presented; cost of the installation to be $ '66.00.
Moved by Fritz, seconded by Cordingly, that the lights be installed.
Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent: Warner.
✓Park Sup't Gautereaux requested the transfer of $ 50.00 from
Park outlay to Park operating expense. Fire Chief Bird requested he
transfer of $ 200.00 from Fire outlay to Fire operating expense.
Moved by Fritz, Seconded by Cordingly, that the transfers berth de on
the budget. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen
absent: Warner.
1 City Attorney Campbell presented the agreement with the
City of San Diego for connecting with their disposal plant. It was
decided to ask for the inclusion of apparagraph in Section Ell r'
providing for a written notice to terminate the agreement 365 days
before the termination thereof. Moved by Fritz, seconded by Newberry,
that RESOLUTION NO. 2312 be adopted, authorizing the Mayor to sign
the agreement in behalf of the City of National City if and when the
City of San Diego agrees to the inclusive of the termination clkuse
as suggested by this City. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye
on roll -call. Councilmen absent: Warner.
JCity Attorney Campbell presented the new sewer ordinance
which changes the schedule of fees for connections. Moved by Cordingly
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seconded by Newberry, that the heading only be read. Carried, all
Councilmen present voting aye. Councilman Warner absent.
✓Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Newberry, that ORDINANCE NO.
be introduced and laid over, under the rules and according \
to law. Carried, all Councilmen:present voting aye on roll -call.
Councilmen absent: Warner.
'Councilmen Fritz, chairman of the Finance Committee, moved
that a budget of $ 150.00 be set up for thb City Defense Council.
Seconded by Cordingly, and carried, all Councilmen present voting aye.
Councilmen absent: warner.
Being_na further business, it was moved by Cordingly,
seconded by Newberry, that the meeting adjourn. Carried, all Council-•
men present voting aye. Councilman Warner absent.
ATTEST:
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City Clerk
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REspectiu ly submitted
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Mayor of the City of National City,
California