HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC RESO 14,661RESOLUTION NO. 14,661
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK AND AUTHORIZING FILING
OF NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR C.I.P. PROJECT OF
TRAFFIC SIGNAL LIGHT AT PLAZA BOULEVARD & GROVE STREET
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of National City,
California, as follows:
It appearing to the satisfaction of the City Engineer that all work provided
to be done by the company ARNO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY for Traffic
Signal, corner of Grove Street at Plaza Boulevard, has been satisfactorily
performed, the City Council of National City hereby accepts said work and
authorizes the filing of a Notice of Completion and orders that payment for
said work be made in accordance with said contract.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 18th day of June, 1985.
Kile Morgan, Mst'or
ATTEST:
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Ione Campbell, City Elerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
George H. )riser, III - City Attorney
RECORDING REQUESTED BY
(cc s naa) zes
CITY OF NATIONAI. CITY
AFTER RECORDING MAIL TO
City Clerk
City of National City
1243 National City Blvd.
National City, CA 92050
SPACE ABOVE FOR RECORDER'S USE ONLY
NOTICE OF COMPLETION
(BEFORE EXECUTION. REFER TO COMMENTS STATED ON REVERSE SIDE.)
1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PURSUANT TO SECTION 3093 OF THE CIVIL CODE OF CALIFORNIA.
C ITY....OE... NAT IONAL...0 LTY
whose address is. .1.2.43...National...Citv...Blvd..,...N.a.t,ional....C.ity., CA. 92050
2. That the undersigned is an owner cf the (fee) interest or estate in that real estate located
at "see below" in the City of National City , County
of San Diego, State of California, more particularly described as:
C.I.P. Project (Traffic Signal, corner of Grove Street at
Plaza Boulevard)
3. The street address of said property is
(If no street address has been officially assigned, insert "none-)
4. That the names and addresses of all co -owners of such estate and interest are:
CO -OWNERS NAMES ADDRESS
5. That a work cf improvement was completed upon said real property on
6. That the contractor (if any) for such work of improvement was
Arno Construction Company
7. That such work of improvement was caused by the above named owners, or, in the event such work of
improvement was caused by predecessors to the above named owners their interest was transferred to
them from:
TRANSFERORS ADDRESS
State of California
County of San Diego
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The undersigned. being :Irst duly sworn, deposes and says
That 'he undersigned is the owner of the above subscribed,
(] That The undersigned :5 one of the partners of the partnership owner above
subscribed and on berta11 o! said cartnersh:p;
E That the:. ndersigr:ed Is the . Ma
subscribed and on behaU• of
and has read the forea ^ rot
facts stated therein c
Signature
r . of the Corporation owner above
corporation.
knows the contents thereof and that he
SUBSCRIBED ANITSWO'A'',AiO-LfF0RERICE, THIS
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Signature..
Nat'.l City
DAY OF
Notary Public in and 16r said County and State
FOR NOTARY SEAL OR STAMP
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§ 40814
GOVERNMENT CODE
40814. Oaths; affidavits; depositions; certifications; acknowledgments
The citT clerk and his deputies may administer oaths or af3-mations and take
and certify affidavits and depositions pertaining to city affairs and business which
may be used in any court or proceedings in the state. The acknowledgment of an
tnetroroenc may be made before a city clerk and his deputies within the city in
which they were elected or appointed.
(Amended by Stats.1968, c. 578, p. 124-1, S 2.)
CHAPTER 6. CHIEF OF POLICE
41601. Suppression of disorder, eta;
1. In general
A city may sasign Its police officers as
part Of regular duty to perform law en-
forcement services at athletic events or
other extra -curricular activities conducted
by school distract. and officers who are
assigned need not be licensed es private
patrolmen and may wear uniform. badges.
etc. of the police force; and similar as -
powers and protection
signments may be made of deputies where
ctty (tan contracted with county sheriff for
performance of police services within elty.
which city may not seek reimbursement
from school district for providing law en-
forcement services nor is the scnool dis-
trict authorized to expend district funds for
such services. 49 Ops.Atty.Gen. 136. 6-14-
67.
S 41605. Custody of Jail and prisoners
He has charge of the • • • prisoners and of any • • • city jail estab-
lished by the legislative body.
(Amended by Stats1971. c. 907. P.174 5 3-)
CHAPTER 7. CITY ATTORNEY
Sac
41503.5 Prosecution of misdemeanors Mew].
41803.7 Subpoenas; issuance (New).
41805. Representation of defendants in criminal matters; conditions; private
practice by attorney employee of city UNewJ.
S 41801. Legal advice
1. In general
Where ctty attorney of defendant general
law city Sad never been required by city
council to become Involved in any fashion
In litigation brought by plaintiff and etre
refused to execute the agreement to submit
dispute to arbitration. city would not be es -
topped from denying that city attorney had
had authority to execute letter sgreemg to
arbitration Tr1-Cor. inc. V. City of Haw-
thorne (1970) 37 CaLRptr. 311. S C.A.-3d 134.
EYen if city attorney had committed pri-
vate intentional tort against hotel trustee
S 41803. Additional legal services
Snpplensentary Zadex to Notes
Arbitration 2
Special counsel 3
1. In general
Coast. Art. 5. 1 13 and 1 12550 do not pro-
vide for supervision by Attorney General
over city attorneys or City prosecutors even
though the latter may often have prosecu-
tnna/. vespers P•itittnn. Daly v. Superior
Court of City and County of San Francisco
(1977) 137 Ca! -?per. 14. 560 P.3d 1133. 19
C.3d 133.
Fact that duty to prosecute a municipal
ordinance vlolauon In a general law city
may property befall Its city attorney be-
cause he Ls an of:lcer of the city qualified
to appear in court for that purpose does
not mean that the person who holds the
regular position of city attorney is the only
person who may prosecute such a vlolauon;
by sending alleeedly slanderous letter to
trial ;udge pending announcement of
court's decision in suit by city against
trustee of hotel. trustee's suit against the
attorney would be barred by one-year stat-
ute of (imitation vnere more than one Year
elapsed between time tort wes committed
and time sutt on it was commenced. Mill-
er v, Hoagland (1966) 55 Cal.Rptr. 311. 247
C.A.3d 57.
anyone who is so qualified may serve the
city when employed by the city council to
do so. including special counsel employed
for prosecutorial purposes. Montgomery e-
Supenor Court of Solano County (1975) 121
Cal.Rptr. 44. 46 C.A_3d 657.
A city attorney with prosecutorial re-
sponsibilities may not defend or assist in
the defense of persona accused of crime.
atnce. when a city attorney represents
criminal defendants. there arises the p0331-
billty that either defendant's interest lc e
vigorous and determined advocacy or the
Public's Interest in the smooth functioning
of the criminal justice system will suffer.
and since. additionally, public confidence In
the lnteenty of the enmtnal justice system
could be adversely affected by the appear-
ance of impropriety incident to a public
Prosecutors private representation of Is
criminal defendant- People v. Rhodes
(1974) 1.15 Ca1.Rptr. 235. 6:4 P.3d 363. 13 C.
3d 130.
Underline Indicates changes or additions by amendment.
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