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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1939 11-08 CC MIN32 National City, California November 8, 1939 A regular meeting of the City Council called to order by the Mayor. Councilmen present: Cordingly, K'_lcrease, Thatcher, Warner, Bird. Councilmen absent: none. Administrative officials present: Campbell, Smith, Ireland, Gautereaux, Webb and Lamb. Minutes of the previous meeting of October 17, 1939, read and approved. Bills audited by the Finance Committee presented: Jack Spencer Severs Electrical Service Standard Iron Works Pioneer Ru ber Mills Hoffman Laundry McKesson & Robbins Schwavacher-Frey Co. S.D.Tractor & Equip. Co. Otto Stang S.D.Cons. Gas and Elec. Co. S. D. Janitor Supply Co. W.J.Tutwiler Western Radio & 'lec. Co. Western Metal Supply Co. Union 0i1 Company Paulsen and March National Auto Parts Nelson and Sloan Dale Smith, City Clerk State Comp. Insurance Fund MacMillan Petroleum Corp. Vurgason Printing Co. Motor Hardware & Equip. Co Calif. Elec Works Sidney E. Mayer CO. Carters Univ. Plating Wks Coast Electric Oompany Cherry's Service Carl 0. Boltz, Jr. American Rubber Mfg. Co. Cliff Ellis S.D.County Health Dept. C.O.Boltz, Jr. S.D.California Club Electrical ProductsCorp. Asa. R. Webb Sec. Trust & Savings State Relief Adm. of Calif. Clarks Feed Store Calif. Water and Tele. Co. U.S.National Bank L.E.Knapp C.A.Gray Roy G. Davis Company Homeland Bldg. Company Hartwells Top Shop , Hazard -Gould & Co. Industries Supply Co. Hudson Tucker Inc. Warren K. Matz W.P.Fuller & Co. Day's Automotive Co. Mrs. Luella Butcher services services supplies fire hose services supplies supplies supplies services gas and lights -supplies services suppl ie s supplies gasoline road oil Supplies supplies misx. expense premiums supplies supplies supplies supplies & repairs -Pump supplies services supplies supplies and services services fire hose plastering Nov, 1939, salary Nov. fee Nov. -subscription neon sign for Nov., 1939 stamps Nov. inst-grader SRA labor supplies water int. reg. warrants expenseon -tril supplies supplies supplies services supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies shuffleboard discs 16.00 23.70 45.32 294.00 3.59 22.35 34.02 7.31 16.33 472,97 45.63 77.60 8.10 8.93 252.15 464.02 44.51 80.80 27.01 263.03 5.15 34.21 30.90 61.94 3.71 1.0C 10.18 19.93 7.00 289.00 50.00 150.00 5.00 10.00 7.50 5.00 69.66 184.72 1,60 495.65 189.54 1.00 5.91 5.88 118.13 2.52 16.67 15.76 10.59 50.00 4.88 3.00 15.00 33 Carlson and Simpson supplies 29.46 anerican Concrete and _ Steel Pipe Co. supplies 1,246.32 Guy and Guy premiums 9.55 Total $ 5,343.92 General Fund $ 3,043.89 Street Imp. Fund 1,018.77 Sp. Gas Tax St Imp Fund 1,246.32 N.C.Light ilist No. 1 Fund 34.94 Total $ 5,343.92 Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Kilcrease, that the bills be accepted and warrants drawn for same. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye on roll -call. Councilmen absent: none. /Moved by Kilcrdase, seconded by Cordingly, that RESOLUTION NO. 2070, accepting the deed of Mary A. Copeland, widow, to certain property to be used for street purposes, be adopted. Carried, all a/ 7()Councilmen present voting aye on roll -call. Councilmen absent: none. ✓Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Thatcher, that the fire and theft policies on the 1938 Ford Sedans, be accepted and approved as to f orm. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent: none. �Coununicati on from the Division of Highways regarding the adoption of an ordinance governing the markings established on the State Highways for traffic lanes. Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Warner, that the communication be referred to City Engineer Ireland. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent: none. Communication from Ed Fletcher asking that a resolution be sent to the Civil Aeronautics Commission asking for an early hearing on the application of the American Airways for an airport in San Diego. d'°1" Moved by Kilcrease, seconded by Thatcher and Warner, that RESOLUTION NO. 2071 on behalf of the American Airways be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye on roll -call. Councilmen absent: none. Moved by Cordingly,seconded by Warner, that the following delinquent taxes be accepte' without the seven percent interest and the cancellation fee: Southern Title and Trust Co. the second installment of the 1938 tax on the N 202' of S 242' of E 109' of W 149' of W4 of 20 Acre Lot 1, 4 Sec. 133, Nat'l Ro a 10.91 34 'Union Title Insurance and Trust Co., the 1924 tax on Lots 4 and 5, Block 4, Floyd's Subd., 10 Acre Lot 12, 4 Sec. 155, Nat'l Ro $ 10.02 Union Title Insurance and Trust Co., the 1938 tax on the S 16' of We of Lots 351 and the N 50' of W2 of Lot 352 of Lincoln Acres Annex No. 2, Sec. 107, Nat'1 Ro 4.54 'A. Bussing the second installment of the 1938 tax on Lot 12 of Block 2 of Sanitariu4 Place of 80 Acre Lot 2 of o Sec. 130, Nat'l Ro 4.49 'Southern Title and Trust Company, the 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937 and 1938 tax on the We of E$ of 10 Acre Lot 4, I Sec. 154, Nat'1 Ro 291.18 --H.?.Scheuermgn the 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937,and 1938 tax on Lot 8, Block 42, City Plat 16.75 Mrs. Emily J. Fisher the 1936 and 1937 tax on Lot 281, Lincoln Acres Annex No. 2, a Sec. 107, Nat'l Ro - 22.76 -Homeland B1dr. Company, the 1935, 1936 and 1937 tax on Lot 7, Homeland Park., 10 Acre Lots 15 and 16, 4 Sec. 155, Nat'l Rol 37.93 -Jack Tanabe the 1936 tax on Lots 5 and 6, Steins Subd, 10 Acre Lot 12, a Sec. 153, Nat'l Ro 8:16- -Bank of America, National City, the 1937 and 1938 tax on the W 1/8 of NW*, Ex St., of 4 Sec. 106 Nat'l Ro and the E 1/8 , ex sts., 80 Acre Lot 1, a Sec. 129, Nat'1 Rancho 250.38 `rank English the 1938 tax on Lots 18, 19, and the S 50' of Lot 23, Block 54, City Plat 10.13 T.J.Kniser the 1938 tax on Lots K and L, except the W 75' Block 4, Lincoln Acres Orchard Subd., : Sec. 100, Nat'l Ro 16.51 'Mrs. Jessie V. Stove the 1938 tax on the E 100' of NI of NWj of SW1 and the W 560' of N* of NWj of SW4 of a Sec. 106, Nat'l Ro .... 16.50 Arthur C. and Marie Huhn the 1938 tax on the E 75' of W 315' of S2 of N* of 20 Acre Lot 1, o Sec. 131, Nat'l Ro 11.58 Joe Eller the 1938 tax on the W 65' of S 5' of Lot 7, the W 65' of Lots 8, 9, and 10, Block 3, Floyds Subd., 10 Acre Lot 13, a Sec. 155, Nat'l Ro... 16.61 'Joe Eller the 1938 tax -on Lot 6 and the N 20' of Lot 7, Block 3, Floyd Subd., 10 Acre Lot 12, 4 Sec. 155, Nat'l RA D.P.Peugh the 1938 tax on Lots 1 to 5, inclusive, of Block "A" of Beermakers Subd. of 20 Acre Lot 1, o Sec. 133, Nat'l Ro Lambert D. Johnson the 1938 tax on the S 42' of NW'* of W$ of E*, ex E 37E' ofl0 Acre Lot 9, a Sec. 155, Nat'l -Ro 13.22 53.91 30.65 Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent:none. / Report of the Planning Commission on the petitions for special 35 permits of Mr. James C. Dyson the Mr. E. Friedrick. Moved by - Warner, seconded by Cordingly, that RESOLU'IION NO. 2072, granting the special permits according to the recommendations of the Plannin g Commission, to Mr. James C. Dyson and Mr. E. Friedrick, be ^dopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting a ye on roll -call. Councilmen absent: none. Report of rat.. B.J.Gautereaux on the swimming pool for the sdason ending eFRoved by September 10, 1939, read and ordered filed. Cordingly, s Acorsi ed by Kilcrease, that the Ordinance governing the height of fences between the property line and the = set back line, be changed from three feet in height=to four feet in height. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye on roll -call. Councilmen absent: none. /City Clerk Smith read ORDINANCE NO. governing the height of certain fences within the City of National City. Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Thatcher, that the Ordinance be introduced and laid over, under the rules and according to law. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye on mill -call. Councilmen absent: none. City Attorney Campbell instructed to prepare an'Ordinance for one hour parking on "A" Avenue, Boulevard stops on alleys between National.. and "A" Avenue on 8th street, boulevard stops on "A" Avenue at 8th street, and boulevard stops at 18th and Granger Avenue. ,/Moved by Cordingly, s econded by Kilcrease, that RESOLUTION NO. 07,3 2073 authorizing the following changes on the current 1939-1940 tax roll, be adopted: 1. Cancellation of the improvement of Page 193, assessed to Mrs. Pauline 2. cancellation of tax on Assm't No. Chas. P. Startzman, in the amount �3. $ 1,450 - Assm't No. 1691, Lauber. 2806, Page 330, assessed to of $ 8.28. Reduction of assessment of improvements from $ 2;600 to 8 2,000 on the N 100' of Lot 21, Thelens Resub., Assm't No. 1065, assessed to Glenn and Gladys Glasford. / 4. Enter Assm't No. 1363-, Page 154, Lot 11, Block 4, Reeds Subd., 20 Acre Lot 2, a Sec. 133, Nat'l Ro. assess to E.3.Eong, in the amount of $ 8.45. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye on roll -call. Councilmen absent: none. / Moved by Thatcher, seconded by Warner, that RESOLITTIQN NO. 2074, naming certain members to the Recreation Commission of the City of National City, be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present 36 voting aye on roll -call. Councilmen absent: none. Moved by Thatcher, seconded by Warner, that the following transfer of funds be authorized: /T o ✓To / To /To / To the General Fund $ 221.50 from the Sp. Gas Tax St Imp cover rentals for September and October, 1939, Project the Street Improvement Fund $ 420.00 from the Sp. Gas Fund to cover labor for September and October, Project Fund to No. 8. Street Imp No. 8. the Street Improvement Fund $ 153.10 from the Sp. Gas Tax Street Improvement Fund to cover supplies for October, Project No. 8 the Street Improvement Fund $ 10.30 from the Sp. Gas Tax Street Improvement Fund to cover supplies for October, Project Nol 10. J i the General Fund, a 3,876.80; p the Library Fund, $ 465.12; to the Park Main and Imp Fund, $ 697.68; to Sinking Fund No. 4, $ 658.92; to Sinking Fund No. 6, $ 678.30; to Sinking Fund No. 7, $ 174.42; all from the Unapportioned Tax Fund, as a distribution of the current tax. / To the General Fuhd $ 334.08 from the State Auto tax Fund, to cover portion of expense for police and fire protection of Highway tra_ffL • To the General Fund $ 716.25 from the A.B.C. Fund to cover portions of salaries paid for the enforcement of the Liquor law. Carried,all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent: none. General discussion of the proposed Tax Ordinance, with the City Attorney reading. Being no further business, it was moved by Cordingly, seconded by gilcrease, that the meeting adjourn. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. Councilmen absent: none. ATTEST: City Cle rk Respectfully submitted Mayor of the City of National City, California.