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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1931 05-05 CC MIN174. National City, California, May 5, 1931. Regular meeting of the City Council called to order by the Mayor. Councilmen present- Bird, Cordingly, Waddell, and Requa. Councilman Coburn absent. Minutes of regular meeting April 21, 1931, read and approved. The following bills, presented. The National City J. W. Puterbaugh Ira Harbison Helen W. Kibler Ole Christenson Office Supply Co. Noah's Ark Merc.Co. Neuner Corp. National Drug Co. Stationers Corp. Marcus W. Robbins D. E. Lozier Sweetwater Water Corp. S. D. Cons.Gas & Elec.Co. Arey-Jones Co. Vurgason Printing Co. So. Calif. Tel. Co. Floyd Finnerty D. H. Allender E. L. Malcolm B. J. Scott W. L. Bauer I. S. Surber Ted Orrell Walter E. Blake W. V. Boldman Richards & Bowman,Inc. Raymond Hill J. Fred Kahle & Son Calavera Rock Corp. Motor Hardware &Equip. Western Metal Supply Co. McEverlast, Inc. W. P. Fuller & Co. Otto Stang. Homeland Bldg. Co. Union Oil Co.of Calif. Nelson & Sloan Hoffman's Laundry Rollin W. Miller E. D. Carpenter W. D. Gardner Blake,Moffit & Geo. E. Daley 0. E. Brown Ed Wade E. P. Bauer Rodney Stokes E. A. Clark L. B. Tucker Dean Owen McKesson Western J. S. Wilson T. R. Miller Leonard S. Smith Dean Studio News Towne Co. Whsle. audited by the Finance Committee, Printing Att'y Incidentals Recorder Incidentals Court Steno. Wharf Labor Treas. Supplies Recorder Supplies Tennis Court Nets Recorder Supplies Rent -Health Center Rent -Police & Court Water & Hydrant Rental Gas & Lights Supplies n Telephones & Tolls St. Dept Labor n n n n n Inspector Labor n n n Supplies Incidentals Supplies It n n n Blacksmith Supplies Fire Dept 0i1 " ' Supplies & Police Laundry Serv. 6 Warrants Pol.Dep't. Watchman Jail & Meals Police Dept Incidentals Supplies Engr. Dent Labor n " n It n n n n " Supplies Park Labor Sharpen Mowers, park. Labor, Swimming Pool Swimming Pool Supplies Pool Supplies Paint Sign -Pool Plan. Com.-zoning -slides n n $74.80 2.20 12.50 70.00 15.00 .45 50.00 17.00 39.60 7.85 15.00 50.00 426.00 363.56 24.55 15.25 39.60 65.00 60.00 43.00 65.00 7.50 60.00 60.00 60.00 60.00 63.44 4.07 9.00 55.69 5.20 9.30 26.60 20.02 24.55 33.13 20.58 22.83 15.37 30.00 52.20 14.48 4.80 84.50 45.00 45.00 55.25 2.85 60.00 1.25 11.67 40.88 .50 15.00 75.00 7.70 Total $2,559.72 175. Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly that the bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the same. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. • Communication from Senator Harper acknowledging receipt of letter opposing certain bills and approving Senate Bill No. 283, was read and ordered filed. •Communication from assemblyman Arthur H6nnold enclosing copy of Senate Bill No. 577 and asking if the Council had objections to same was presented. Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly that the City Council request representatives from this district to oppose the passage of Senate Bill No. 577. Carried. •Communication from the Library Board regarding repairs for the library was read and referred to the Superintendent of Streets. Communication from the Police Court requesting copies of all Penal Ordinances now in force was read and ordered filed. •The Pythian Sisters requested permission to hold a children's parade, Saturday May 9th at12:30 o'clock p. m. starting at the Library on National Avenue, to 7th St., East on 7th St. to A Avenue to carnival ground. Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly that the request be granted. Carried. Report of the Recorder for the month of April, 1931, presented and ordered filed. •The committee on lights for indoor baseball stated that it would cost approximately $350.00 for installation of same. Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly that the sum of $350.00 be transferred from the general fund to the Park Maintenance and Improvement Fund to pay for the installation of the lights for indoor baseball. The motion was lost by the following vote: Ayes, Councilmen Bird and Cordingly, Nayes, Councilmen Waddell and Requa. •The City Clerk was instructed to write the Chemical 176. Equipment Corporation, requesting that bond for $1,000.00 guaranteeing the installation of Liquid Chlorinator as set out in contract dated July 5, 1930, be filed with the City Council. .The City Clerk was instructed to answer communication from the California Real,Estate Association, stating action taken at meeting of April 21, 1931. ,Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly that the City Engineer be instructed to secure bids for paving the NLY e of the intersection of 8th Street and Sanitarium Avenue. Carried. RESOLUTION NO. 1632, approving and adopting plans and specifications for paving portions of L AVENUE and 18th St., with Portland Cement Concrete Paving was read. Moved by Cordingly seconded by Bird that the resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO.1633, directing the City Clerk to advertise for bids for paving portions of 18th Street and L AVENUE with Concrete paving was read. Moved by Bird, seconded by Cord- inly that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. RESOLUTION No. 1634, approving and adopting plans and specifications for paving portions of L AVENUE and 18th Street with Asphaltic Concrete was read., Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly that the Resolution be adopted. Carried all Councilmen present voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 1635, directing the City Clerk to advertise for bids for paving portions of L AVENUE and 18th Street was read. Moved by Dord4,ngly;>>sedonded by Bird that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. ,_RESOLUTION NO. 1636, authorizing payment of bonded indebtedness due May 1, 1931 amounting to $150.00 was read. Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Waddell that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. 177. ✓ ORDINANCE NO. and ordinance regulating the construction, etc., of buildings, providing for the issuance of building permits, and repealing certain ordinances was read. Moved by Waddell, seconded by Bird, that it be introduced and laid over under the rules and according to law. Carried. .Moved by Waddell that the office of Street Superintendent be declared vacant effective June 1, 1931. Receivfing no second, the Mayor requ9sted Councilman Bird to take the chair and seconded the motion. Motion lost by the following vote: Nayes, Councilmen Cordingly and Bird, Ayes, Councilmen Requa and Waddell. Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly that the Council be re -organized. Motion lost. .The matter of broken pavement on East 8th Street caused by house moving referred to the City Attorney. Moved by Bird, seconded by Waddell that the Council adjourn. Carried. ATTEST: Ojity Cle/ r Mayor of the City o Nationa. City, Calif.'ia.