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National City, -California
February 4, 1941
A regular meeting of the City Council called to order by
the Mayor. Councilmen present: Cordingly, Fritz, Kilcrease, Warner,
Thatcher.
Administrative officials present- Smith, Lamb, Johnson,
J. Bird, Knapp, Finnerty, Gautereaux, Harbison, Ireland and Webb.
Minutes of the regular meeting of January 21, 1941 and the
adjourned meeting of January 29, 1941, read and approved.
Bills audited by the
Stm J. Harris
Geo. Graham
S.D.Gas and Elec. Co.
Vurgason Printing Go.
California Water and Tele.
Sim J. Harris
S.D.Gas and Elec. Co.
Eugene L. Malcolm estate
L.W.Bates
Harry D Smith
Sec. Trust and Saving Bank
Robert Jarboe
Violet La Porte
State Comp/ Insurance
U.S.National Bank
Andy Woods
Municipal Finance Officers
Universal Credit Co.
C.O.Boltz, Jr.
U.S.Nattl Bank
S.D.Co. Health Dept.
S. D. Cal if -Club
Electrical Products Co.
Finance Committee presented:
trenching mch. rental
3 trash drums
N.C.Light Dist # 1
supplies
water
compressor work
gasrand lights
services
stamps
services
Feb. installment
services
services
premium
int. reg. war.
Feb. installment
dies for 1941
Feb. installment
Feb. fee
Feb. installment
Feb. salary
Feb. subscription
neon sign for Feb. 1941
$ 45.50
6.18
34.38
58.70
426.67
17.00
440.33
19.00
2.00
9.00
69.78
7.80
13.20
346.03
25.65
209.59
10.00
101.50
5.00
205.64
150.00
10.00
7.50
Total $ 2,220.45
Gera ral Fund $ 2,134.39
Streetnlmp Fund 45.50
Park M & I Fund 6.18
N.C.Light Dist # 1 34.38
Total $ 2,220.45
Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Fritz, that the bills be
allowed and warrants drawn for same. Carried, all Councilmen
present voting aye on roll -call. Councilmen absent: none.
.1Mr. Rood of Paradise Valley presented a verbal petition
for warning signs to be posted at 4th and Palm Avenues as there has
been so many bad accidents at that intersection. Matter referred -to
the Traffic Commission and the Street Commissioner.
Mr. ffohnson of the Kelco Company presented a venal petition
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for renewal of the option on certain portions of the tidelands.
Moved by Warner, seconded by Cordingly and Kilcrease, that
RESOLUTION NO. 2193, be adopted, granting a renewal of the option
to the Kelco Company. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye
on roll -call. Councilmen absent: none.
/Report of the Planning Commission on the petitions of
Mr. R.O.Wright for a zone exception and of Mr. E.A.Severs for a
special permit, read and ordered filed.
.Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Kilcrease, that RESOLUTION
NO. 2194 be adopted, granting a sone exception to Mr. R.O.Wright
to allow alteration of a dwelling at 1515 L Avenue into 4 apartments
and a special permit to Mr. E.A.Severa for construction of an
alternate type dwelling in the 1300 Block on C `Venue. Carried,
all Councilmen present voting aye on roll -call. Councilmen absent:
none.
/ Protest of the Peerless Weighing and Vending Machine Co
of Los Angles of the license fee charged on penny weighing machines
read. Moved by Warner, seconded by Fritz, that the communication
be filed. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen
absent: none.
"Communication from the State Compensation Insurance Fund
stating that the case of Leslie E Knapp,rbeing case number 946386
is not industrial and therefore the City is not liable for his
injury, read. Chief Knapp informed the City Council that he is
filing an application for a hearing with the Industrial Accident
Commission. Communication ordered filed.
/Communication from Fire Chief Eames A. Bird, asking for
e',decision from the City Council as to the status of the City
Employees who are to be inducted under the Selective Service Draft,
referred to the City Attorney.
Application to purchase certain tax -deeded property and a
request that an auction be held was filed by Tax Collector Asa R.
Webb on Lots 13, 14 and 15, Block 42, of the National City Plat.
A Iq J Moved by Warner, seconded by Kilcrease, that RESOLUTION NO. 2195
be adopted, approving of the sale. Carried, all Councilmen present
voting aye on roll -call. Councilmen absent: none/
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Matter of the request of the Good Humor Company for a
reduction of the ice cream vendors license fee up for discussion.
Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Eilcrease, that the license fee
be reduced to $ 90.00 a year, payable annually on January 1st, 2mmi
that the ordinance prohibit selling in the City Park and on School
grounds and that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare the
Ordinance for the next meeting embodying these recommendations.
Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent: none.
-Mr. Elza Hawkinsnof the Good Humor Company, thanked the
Council for their consideration.
Mayor Thatcher declared a recess.
Upon the reconveneing of the City Council, delinquent taxes
in the amount of $ 7.27 were presented for acceptance. Moved by
Cordingly, seconded by Ellcrease, that these taxes be accepted
without the seven percent interest and the cancellation fee.
Carried, all Councilmee present voting aye. Councilmen absent: -none.
'City Attorney Hohnson reported that the Sirfpson Construction
Company has requested a resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter
into a contract regarding the sewer connection for the Federal
Housing project.
✓ City Attorney Johnson reported that the Grant Deed and the
Chain of Title to the tidelands has been returned from the United
States Attorneys office and he will send it back as soon as certain
requests are complied with.
City Attorney Johnson recommended that the delinquent City
taxes on certain property assessed in the name of the County of
San Diego be aancelled as per the request from the County Board of
Supervisors.
City Attorney Johnson reported that the contract for the
original
neon sign is in proper form and that nothing in the/contract could
be construed that the Company should maintain the poles and wires.
City Attorney Johnson reported that Mr. Zuckweiler of the
County Health department has submitted -certain recommendations to
be included in the Plumbing Ordinance, which will be presented at
the next meeting.
'Moved by Warner, seconed by Cordingly, that RESOLUTION NO.
2196 be adopted, cancelling the delinquent taxes on property deeded,
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to the County of San Diego by Meyers, Metcalf and Siddal. Carried,
all Councilmen present voting aye on roll -call. Councilmen absent;
None.
Moved by Fritz, seconded by Cordingly and Warner, that
RESOLUTION NO. 2197 be adopted, authorizing the Mayor to execute the
renewal contract for the neon sign in behalf of the City of National
City. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye on roll -call.
Councilmen absent: none.
/Moved by Warner, seconded by Cordingly, that RESOLUTION NO.
g 2198 be adopted, authorizing the Mayor to execute a contract with
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the United States Government for sewer connections with the Naval
Housing project. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye on
roll -call. Councilmen absent: none.
i City Engineer Ireland reported that the cost of putting
C Avenue south from 27th Street would be exorbitant and recommended
that the Council file the request for grade. So done.
'City Engineer Ireland reported that the request of County
Surveyor Childs that the City pay one-half of the cost of repair to
broken water main, has been answered by his office.
'City Engineer Ireland instructed to male a tentative map
for Harbor Drive to connect with 8th Street.
,,City Engineer Ireland reported that opening of Dtrision
Street from National Avenue to the Naval Housing project is being
worked on with City Engineer Jorgeson of San Diego, and that Mr.
Reynolds of the Housing project has requested that a plan and a
statement of the proposed wpr$ be submitted to the Commandant before
permission oould be granted for entrance to the Government land.
/Mayor Thatcher requested the Council to pass a Resolution
authorizing him to represent the City at the meeting of the State
611 Highway Commission on February 28, 1941. Moved by Fritz, seconded by
Kilcrease, that RESOLUTION NO. 2199 be adopted, authorizing Mayor
Frederick J. Thatcher to represent the City at the meeting of the
Commission regarding the continuation of Harbor Drive and to also
request a broader interpretation of the meaning of Streets of
Major Importance. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye on
roll -call. Councilmen absent: none.
,Park Sup't Gautereaux requested the City to have D Avenue
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designated as a Street of Major Importance in order to correct the
flobd condition that exists every winter. Matter taken under advise=
ment.
1The matter of pedestrian walks at 24th Street East of
Highland Avenue referred to City Engineer.Ireland and Suptt of
Streets Finnerty.
Being no furth:r business, it was moved by Cordingly,
seconded by Kilcrease, that the meeting adjourn. Carried, all
Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent: none.
ATTEST:
City Clerk
Respectfully submitt d
yor of the City of National City
California