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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1926 09-21 CC MIN16. National City, California, September 21, 1926. RtEular meeting of the board of Trustees called to order by the President. Trustees present --Addis, Bird, Cordinr,ly, Fritz and Murray. ITinutes of regular meeting of September 7, 1926, read and approved. The followinc bills audited by a najority of the Finance Committee, presented: 0. A. Mullen Charles Bro,;n Ed Wade Joseph, Sitko John L. Chew Frank 0rrcli California Stamp Co. Standard Oil Co. American Rubber Mfg. Co. Clifford Baile<, Irene Pnillips J. P. Adam, Sundries St. Dept. Labor u ?r u • u u n n n n n n n u n n Fire & Park, Labor Police Dept. Supplies Fng: . Dept. Labor Total Supplies it II 2.68 6.00 14.00 44.00 47.50 65.00 12.75 64.06 175.00 62.00 .40 84.50 v b17.89 Moved by Cordrn61y, stcohded i:y Bird that the bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for sane. Carried, all Trustees pres- ent voting .eye. .Petition of nroptrty owners to have National Avenue sur- faced from Division to First Street was read .era referred to the Street Department with power to act. Ln'. J. R. Sutherlin, representative of the R. E. Campbell 8: Company, was present regarding puttin& on the ,,180,000.00 Bond Issue. .The matter of a bridge at Eighth Street and 0 Avenue _ was referred to the Street Department. .Communication from the San Diego Union regarding advertising in the Union Annual tv., read and laic over to the next meeting. Communication f_om Er. ano P.Lrs. August Schoening requesting refund of $15.00 deposited for the removal of trees was read and referred to the Street Superintendent. ,Petition of the o,vner of Austin Heights Subdivision to have streets graded, sidewalked, curbed and &uttered and to be included with the Highland Avenue proceedings was road ano refe:rec to the City En ineer. 17. .Petition of Leonard T. Bloodito remove one tree on First Street near F Avenue was read. Moved by Bird, seconded by Addis that the petition be granted. Carried. Tne matter of the ' 180,000.00 Bond Issue tl•as laid over to the next meeting. Map of Melrose Subdivision was lair over to the next meet- ing. .Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly that the City conduct the Bond election as heretofore. Carried. ,Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Addis that a vote of thanks be extended to the San Diego 0i1 Products Corporation for the 11,350 pounds of fertilizer. Carried unanimously. .Petitions of S. A. Fritz to remove three trees at Fifth Str-et and Highland Avenue and Albert Scttgast to remove three trees at 90o East Fifth Street •rare read. Moved by Cordingly, seconder! by Bird that the petitions be branded. Carried. .Petition of property owners to have the f.rade established on Fifth Street from the easterly line of K Avenue to the wester- ly line of L Avenue, Sixth Street from the easterly line of K Avenue to the westerly line of M Avenue, and L Avenue fro*r the southerly line of Fourth Str-ct to the northerly line of Si;:th Street was read. ,Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Bird thRt the City Engineer be instructed to establish the grade of Fifth Street from the easterly line of K Avenue to the westerly line of L Avenue, Sixth Street from the easterly line of K Avenue to the westerly line of M Avenue, and L Avenue from the southerly line of Fourth Street to the northerly line of Sixth Street. Carried. .Communication from E. C. Hamilton regarding large stump which was hauled on his property was read and referred to the Street Superintendent. .Communication from C. F. Franke, 105 East 18th Street, re- garding curbing that was cashed out was read. The Street Super- intendent was instructed to replace curbing providing tnat prop- erty owners would put in an apron. Id. FComrunication from bra. N.n Murray requesting that the license for tool hail at 1820 Sixth Avenue be cancelled was read and referred to the Police Department. ,Fire Department given further time regarding hydrants on East Eighth Street. :Finance Corrrittee given further time regarding audit of the books. .City Engineer given further time regarding the grading of Lanoitan Avenue. He reported that he had b ^n advised by a representative of the San Diego & Arizona Railway Company that they would snoot and load the _ ir•t at 24th Street providing the City would haul same and vould let hir; know within a reek; also Highland that pasty on 14th Street test of / Avenue refused to give deed for street purpo ,s. :sty Engineer reported that property owners on D Avenue from loth to 12th Streets desired to have parse graded and recom- mended that D Avenue be graded, sidewalked and curbed from 10th to 18th Streets. .Moved by ated, seconded by Addis that the City Attorney and City Engineer or';pare the necessary papers to sidewalk, curb and grade Eighteenth Str-et from Highland to National Avenue and also grade, sidetalk, curb and gutt-,: D Avenue from loth to 18th Streets. Cartier. .HLSO[,UTION NO. 1070 authorizing, payment of bonded indebted- ness due September 15, 19:6 amounting to 59,840.00 was read. Moved by Cordinply, zeconded by Bird that the Resolution we a- dopted. Carried, all Trustees present voting aye. .Moved by bird, seconded by Addis that the following trans- fer.of funut be made from the_General Fund: to. the Salary Fund, $622.62; to the Fire Fund, $2,015.68; to the Police Fund, $1,752.01; to the Park iF:aintenance and Improvement Fund, $304.75; ;and that the City Clark anC City Treasurer be instructed to make the necezcsryy entries upon tneir record;. Carried. Moved b,• 3ird, seconded by Addis that the 3oard adjourn. Carried. 19. ATTEST: City Clerk. President of the board o i'rustees of the City of National City, California.