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Home My WebLink AboutCC RESO 3095RESOLUTION 3095 BE IT RESOLVED by the City council of the City of National City, California, That the operation of the Federal Community Building be continued through March 31, 1946 in conjunction with the Federal Government. That the City shall contribute the sum of ,t 600.00 towards it's operation. That the operation of said building shall be on the same basis as it has heretofore been operated. Be it further resolved that, the following staff be appointed together with monthly respective salaries following each name: A. Loretta Snell, Supervisor, 4180.00; Mae Douglas, 4140.00; Muriel Dacus, 140.00; Full time employment. Part time employment, Mary Lou Jensen, 70.00; Ernest Rose, Janitor y 70.00. 4.� PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of National City, California, this 22nd day of 1Texuary , 1946 , by the following vote, to -wit: AYES: Councilmen Christman, -__Coral ngly..a-._Newberry-s--_That.ob.6r_j___Fritz NAYS: Councilmen--_.ione ABSENT. None ATTEST: City Clerk. I hereby approve the foregoing Mayor of the City of National Cit alifornia. Resolution this 22.nd. day of January* , 19__46 =MX=tax Mayor of the City of National City, Q,zflifornia. Resolution I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full and true copy of Ordinance No of the { Resolutions Ordinances } of the City of National City, California, as adopted by the City Council of said City, and approved by the Mayor of said City, on the day of 19 City Clerk of the City of National City, California. Deputy 7L.. -J(A)T E 3" 3/ - 44e . DIVISION ENGINEER i 1 .^sa.Zvi b,L p FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY BUEEAU Or COMMU1ITY FAACILITIES DIVISION NO. 7 2223 Fulton Street Berkeley 1, California January 16, 1946 Honorable Gilbert E. Fritz Mayor "ity of National City P. 0. Bo:. C NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA Dear Mayor Fritz: IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO: Calif. 4-M-1S1 Recreation National City A new budget", Project Memorandum No. 9, has been issued to show a total allotment of $38,938.00 for operations to March 31, 1946. As shown under "Remarks" this allotment is authorized for assistance in the maintenance and operation of recreational services for servicemen for the period May 1, 1943 through March 31, 1946, and recreational services for civilians for the Period May 1, 1943 through December 31, 1945. Your copy of this budget should reach you within a few days. Requisition No. 19, Revised, dated January 4, 1946 has been approved for payment of $1,SO4.19 as reouested. A11 funds are for eaoense within the limitations of the new budget. few days. The cheek for $1,804.19 should reach you within a Sincerely yours, St_ Acting f r MARY H. I SHARE Division Supervisor DIVISION ENGINEER FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY BUREAU OP COIaMNITY FALILTTIES DIVISTOY YO. 7 2223 Fulton Street Berkeley 1, California January 16, 1946 IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO: Calif. A-M-181 Honorable Gilbert E. Fritz Recreation Services or National City City of National City National City, California Dear Mayor Fritz: Reference is made to yoer letter of January 4 relative to the subject application. As you know, the Lanham Act was a wartime measure enacted to make funds available to assist cemeunities in war congested areas in carrying on needed community services. Appropriations made by Congress for this purpose were based on the understanding that such assistance would be terminated when the service was no longer needed for war production. Therefore, with the surrender of Japan, this Agency started to effect an orderly termination of assistance to communities. In the majority of communities where civilian recreation projects were in operation, Federal financial assistance was discontinued on October 31, 1945. However, in a very few localities were time was needed, funds were made, avail- able until December 31, 1945, in order to give the cormunities a few more months to arrange for local financing. At the present time no Lanham Act funds are available for any phase of civilian recreation programs. - Federal financial assistance to Parch 31, 1946 is being continued for communities where the military impact has not lessened and, local funds are in- sufficient to provide the needed services for members of the armed forces. We have no objection whatsoever to your conducting a recreational program for Veteran's groups --provided the entire cost for such a program is paid from local funds over end above the amount which leas been pledged for the operation of the servicemen's program. In other words, we believe that the responsibility for providing recreational activities for civilians (including veterans) during the postuar period is not Within:_the scope ofethe Lankam Act. Te trust that this is the information you desiro. Sincerely yours, Acting for MIRPH. ISH.3 Division Supe-vlsor Federal Recreation Building--USO CITY OF NATIONAL. CITY National City, California January 22, 1946 Honorable Mayor and City Council City of National City California Gentlemen:• In view of the continuation of Federal Recreation Project 4-ti-181-California, the members of the ' ar Recreation Committee recommend to your honorable body the re-employment of personnel in the Federal Recreation Building effective as of January 20, 1946 as follows: Supervisor Recreational Leader -n Part time n a rr Janitor ors. A. Loretto Snell Mrs. Mae L. Douglas Mts. Muriel r. Dacus Mrs. Mary L. Jensen ':'Pr. Ernest Hose Respectfully yours, B 180.00 per month 140.00 n tr 140.00 n n 70.00 „ n 70.00 rr n pry.} �-:�. f�t T//_1T '} nT H ..JJ ..i1Ii11iJSY J41 �.J . Lli.AJJ B. J,', autere DIVISION ENGINEER FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY BUREAU OF COMMUNITY FACILITIES DIVISION NO. 7 2223 Fulton Street Berkeley 1, California January 18, 1946 Honorable Gilbert E. Fritz Mayor City of National City National City, California IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO: Calif. 4-M-181 Recreation Services National City Dear Mayor Fritz: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of January 16 which was received in this office today. You have undoubtedly received our letter of January 16 in which we have given you the information requested in your letter of the same date. We wish to take this opportunity to thank you for the splendid cooperation which you have extended to this office in connection with the subject project. '2 Actingfd MARY H. ISFAM Division Supervisor Sincerely yours, .Q_ DIVISION ENGINEER FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY BUREAU OF CO PvfiJNITY FACILITIES DIVISION NO. 7 2223 Fulton Street Berkeley 1, California January 1S, 194+6 Honorable Gilbert E. Fritz Mayor, City of National City Post Office Box C NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA Dear Mayor Fritz: IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO: Calif. 4-M-1S1 Recreation National City This is to advise you that we have received noti- fication of the approval of the subject project for continuing the operation of the servicemen's recreation program to March 31, 1946. We wish especially to call your attention to the change in scope of the project for the period commencing January 1, 1946. In other words, the expenditure of Federal funds for the new period is limited to costs for the maintenance and operation of Servicemen's centers only. As you were previously notified, Federal financial assistance for costs in the maintenance and operation of civiliah recreation programs was discontinued as of December 31, 1945. A revised Project Memorandum will be mailed to you within adayortwo. Sincerely yours, OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY IMUOUNGTION Bureau of Community Facilities, WPS, 1206 Santee Street, Los Angeles, 15, California. January 21, 1946 Project: Calif. 4—M-181 Recreation National City Honorable Gilbert E. Fritz, Mayor, City of National City, P. 0. Box C, National City, California. Dear Mayor Fritz: You will find enclosed Project Memorandum No. 9 for your guidance in the maintenance and operation of the above referenced project for the period ending March 31, 1946. We have received notification that Requisition No. 19, Revised, in the amount of #1,804.19 has been approved and scheduled for payment. We also note that the questions raised in your letters of January 4th and l6th have been answered, which we trust were satisfactory to you. CRC:hft Encl: cc: CLAIR R. COTTON Field Representative Bureau of Community Facilities, WPS, Federal Works Agency