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Home My WebLink About1931 10-06 CC MIN217. National City, California, October 6, 1931. Regular meeting of the City Council called to order by the Mayor. Councilmen present- Bird, Cordingly, Murray, Waddell and Re qua . Minutes of regular meeting of September 15, 1931 read and approved. The following bills, audited by the Finance Committee, presented: 0. A. Mullen iris Newbrough Marcus W. Robbins Pacific Coast Bldg. Off.Con. Ira Harbison Vftrgason Printing Co. State Comp. Ins. Fund Nal an Quin Safe Co. Pioneer Rubber Mills American Rubber Mfg. Co. S. D. Cons. Gas. & Elec.Co. Homeland Bldg. Co. Underwood Typewriter Co. Western Metal Supply Co. Arey-Jones Co. Sweetwater Water Co. National City News D. E. Lozier Remington Rand Bus.Ser.Inc. Office Supply Co. American Concrete Pipe Co. B. J. Scott E. L. Malcolm D. H. Allender 0. J. Updegraff W. V. Boldman Walter E. Blake Wm. M. Briggs Wm. Powers Floyd Finnerty Ted Orrell E. P. Bauer J. C. Hover J. T. Wesley Service Station Richfield Oil Company Lyons Implement Co. W. J. Tutwiler Standard Iron Works Motor Hardware & Equip. Co. Richards & Bowman, Inc. Otto Stang Union Oil Co. of Calif. San Diego Tractor & Ecuip.Co Nelson & Sloan American Bitumuls Co. J. S. Schirm Com. Co. American -La France Corp. Hoffman's Laundry W. D. Gardner California Stamp Co. W. D. Rolph Thos. Caulfield Frank Cook Dr. S. M. Mann Mrs. Jack Metcalf Rolland Miller E. D. Carpenter Stand. Oil Co. of Calif. 10% Personal Tax Collections Labor- City Treas. Rent -health center- Oct. Pamphlets- Bldg. Stamps- City Judge Envelopes- City hall Insurance 1 Chair- Treas. Fire Hose n n Gas & Lights Supplies Rent Machine Supplies n Water & Hydrant Rental Printing Rent -City Judge & Police Carbon Paper Treas. Supplies St. Dept. Supplies St. It Labor tt " tt " " tt It I? " " " " " It tt " tt " " It 'n " " Fire " " n " n tt tt " tt " & If " " " tt " " It tt It tt n " tt " tt " tt I! n " " Engr. Labor Labor Garage rent Gas & Oil Tractor " Work Supplies n I? Blks. Grease & oil Supplies Sand & rock Bitumuls Supplies Dept 't Der tt Police It If If " " Dap it tt tt n 1 Desk -Police Warrant Ser. Watchman -Jail Police Dept. 't Incid. Badge Services repair chair Warrant Service Services Dept " & Me a l s Fly Spray $146.79 15.00 15.00 6.25 15.00 4.70 471.50 5.00 416.50 590.00 479.61 41.41 5.00 69.85 12.15 448.20 335.95 50.00 9.00 2.25 67.18 67.50 43.00 27.50 6.00 52.50 66.25 65.00 52.00 67.50 65.62 52.50 26.75 5.00 117.12 1225.00 15.50 16.25 1.30 3.17 125.70 37.07 78.87 18.50 38.16 3.99 191.44 12.32 40.00 6.25 5.00 1.25 10.00 10.00 12.00 20.00 75.40 1.40 218. Blake Moffitt & Towne McKesson -Western Whlse Marie Welch White Oliver F. Kent E. A. Clark Dean Owen Operating Dep't,S.Diego L. S. Smith Johnson W. ruterbaugh T. B. Penick & Sons The Flag Shop Police Dep't-cups 011.25 DrugCo. Park -pool supplies 13.88 Ass't Playground Director 36.00 Playground Director 54.75 Park Labor 90.00 Caretaker -Pool 48.00 Tests & Insp. "L" Ave. pay. 73.30 Plan. Com. Zoning 75.00 Extra Services & Tel. Tolls 72.50 Extra Work -Palm & Fairmont Job 152.05 Decorations "Elks" Convention 100.00 Total $6,595.88 Moved by Bird, seconded by Murray that the bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the same. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. .Mr. Milton Moeser was present asking for the use of the park one night a week for American Legion football practise. Moved by Bird, seconded by Murray that the request be granted. Carried. •Mr. C. D. Eddy was present introducing Dr. Bard and Mr. Stevens, representing the State Park and Beach Association who asked for an appropriation of $200.00. The matter was laid over till next meeting. 'Mr. Phillip Scheuerman was present regarding erection of Neon sign on National Avenue. The matter was laid over. was laid .Mr. C. Ellis present regarding plasterer's license. Matter over. Vansant was present asking for an appropriation of $100.00 for the Civic Chorus. The matter was laid over till the next meeting. 'Communication from J. H. Pendleton of the State -County Parks and Beaches Association regarding luncheon meeting to be held on October 9, 1931 was read and ordered filed. Communication from T. C. Macaulay representing San Diego Chamber of Commerce regarding meeting of the membership forum on October 7, 1931 was read and ordered filed. 'Communication from the County Agricultural Commissioner re- garding Termite control was read. The City Clerk was instructed to write Mr. Mclean requesting copy of ordinance controlling same. 219. . Communication from W. H. Lanagan regarding funds for the dredging of the channel to National City and San Diego bay was read. Moved by Bird, seconded by Waddell that the engineer be to instructed/run a traverse of the line of Ordinary Mean High Tide. Carried. • Moved by Murray, seconded by Waddell that Mr. Lanagan be informed that funds will be available any time after December 15, 1931. Carried by the following vote: Ayes, Councilmen Bird, Murray, Naddell and Requa. Nay, Councilman Cordingly. . Communication from Public Service Oil Company, Ltd. request- ing permission to construct a small distributing plant for petroleum products on the South East corner of 17th Street and 9th Avenue, was read. Moved by Bird, seconded by Murray that the request be granted. Carried. • Communication from National City School District requesting the closing of 3rd Avenue from 18th to 19th Street also alleys in Blocks 110 and 83 was read. Moved by Bird, seconded by Murray that the matter be referred to the City Attorney and City Engineer. Carried. .Communication from M. 0. Manlove requesting transfer of pool hall license at 15 West 8th Street from W. S. Barger, ivas read. Moved by Waddell, seconded by Bird that the request be granted. Carried. .Report of the City Judge for month of September 1931, was read and ordered filed. ,Bond of Emil J. Berger master plumber presented. Moved by Bird, seconded by Waddell that the bond be approved accepted and ordered filed. Carried . ,Certificate of acceptance of City Engineer and Superinten- dent of Streets of the work of T. B. Penick and Sons in paving portions of Palm and Fairmont Avenues was read. Moved by Murray seconded by Waddell that the certificate be accepted and ordered filed. Carried. ✓,Resolution No. 1663, accepting work done by T. B. Penick and Sons in paving portions of Palm and Fairmont Avenues and ordering payment of 75% amounting to 62,232.45 was read. Moved 220. by Cordingly, seconded by Murray that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. . ORDIIANCE NO. , determining that the unsold balance of the bond issue voted at special election on December 6, 1926, of the total face value of S26,000.00 be notissued or sold, was read. Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly, that the Ordinance be introduced and laid over under the rules and according to law. Carried. • Moved by Murray, seconded by Bird, that whereas there is a balance of $$9,131.61 in the Municipal Stre•t Improvement Bond Fund of 1927, and all the work provided to be done in the proceedings leading up to the issuance of trese bonds has been done, accepted and paid for, and said balance still remains, that the same be and is hereby transferred to the General Fund of said City, and the proper officers of said City are hereby directed to make the necessary entries to fully carry out said transfer. Carried. • ORDINANCE NO. , , regarding public dance halls was read. Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Bird, that it be intro- duced and laid over under the rules and according to law. Carried. Report from the Union Title Insurance Company giving preliminary examination of Lots 1 to 5,Block 1,D. E. Loziers sub -division of the Wi of 10 Acre:Lot 10, s Section 154, Nat'l. Ro., was read. ,Moved by Bird, seconded by Murray, that the proper officers draw a warrant in favor of Masonic Temple Association for the sum of $750.00 in payment of Lots 1 to 5, inclusive,Block 1, Loziers sub -division l^lam of 10 Acre Lot 10, i Section 154, Nat'l Re., same to be delivered upon delivery of owner's policy in the usual form from the Union Title Insurance Company to the City of National City, free of all encumbrances except State and County and City taxes for the fiscal year 1931-1932. Carried, all Council- men present voting aye. ,Moved by Waddell, seconded by Murray that the sum of y809.48 be transferred from the General Fund to the Library Fund, ecd'the;;,$roper.officers instructed to make the necessary entries upon their records. Carried. 221. .Chief of Police Gardner stated that there was a request to place a football triangle sign at National Avenue and 8th Street, I'Ioved by Bird, seconded by Murray that the matter be referred to the Chief of Police with power to act. Carried. sChief of Police Gardner presented contract with the Highway Lighthouse Company of New York City for the installation of Safety Signals along the streets. Moved by Bird, seconded by ry rray that the City enter into a contract with the Highway Lighthouse Company for a period of ten years and with the elimination of Article 12 of said contract. Carried. Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Murray that the Council adjourn. Carried. t. Mayor of the Cifof Na.ior_al City fornia. ATTEST: