HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 12/04/1950III
Dec:eiilber 4, 1950.` . - SO PQpap
order -11 r meeting of the ma Council of the City of Petaluma called
to o r der y p '� a tY oa y • ".VeS. ' S .
POI, CALL
Preuent Councilme Anderson, Bratty , Gonzalez, � YIYIO�e e
Shoei•.�a,her, and Lis.yor Mliyers
Absent: Counci' mn Holmes
A_ PROVY'd OF rti l�z'rs
The m- inutes of the last re €3ular° Meeting; of Nov. 20 &nd the
O.d Jour�ned meeting of r•rov. 27, 1050, were an�aved as recorded
C:Oi; �I)"U A i'Tt�; i1x 1311) a
Pa.intin.�r Rec. Cen .
M n. `° erY�t; t.1e t:'i.rle set Tor openir,:3 bids for the painting
of 'LcKinley Recreation Center, the Clerk reported six bids tea; ;ich
were opened., read, and after recommendation. from the City 1 1; 1 19nager,
the low bid of Thos. A. Nermian vas accepted, tifnereupon
introduced by Councllm.;3n r:1i.z�o e, seconded by Councilmn. Brown anti•tled,
"Resolut icon awardin7; contract for painting interior of
rooms in 'Yc1U_nle;� Rkreati gin Center at the corner of
East =dss;l?i gton Qtreet and Valle Jo S *reet."
adapted by 6 affirmatix e votes, 1 absentee.
Floor i nc– T,rcKln z ice Center
�i .s rrtr sc "ior° ir?!; bids foj� the floorinm of
`MKi.riley 7'Clcrea.iti.on Center.. the Clejpk teported one bid from Shaw
c v1d >on, w. c:�l i .a read an d referred to the Dir, of Pu blic :'corks
for r °ecommendatlon.
it appear that. said bid was in line vith the estimate
of the Dept, of Public 'Jora,_s, and the Director of sai Delw anent
recorr ndinm that it be accepted,,
Res. ,T 733 N.C.S.
'Intro by C=our i lm!, n Shoemaker., seconded by Councilman 3ro1'an
ent itled,
"T le , olut+ oY'I c(- mtract for lt},yinv oai hardwood
floor in ', c V., ii ey ecreation Center at the corner of
as't dasl?_f ry : t ,n. Street
and Vallejo Street,"
adorued by C c;frfirriative votes, 1 absentee.
'- I'l',7_(3s:T:�,. {�t� °'� J:'C3IS3 1_�' I._'.!,1'� TrC3
I-� earing re revocat -on of Sales Twc �r!Tft1t 141 (xee Joon)
•.Unis oeln; xe c:urv- seZ zor Ton ne&rijig on the revocation
O.C. Sale .,,r Pear f,t 14 (Kee J oon ) ;the Clerlc read a c omr=lcat:l.on
from iRro Jo g
n that t n.'? he he&ri be postpatied unt :L�.
Jt�yp t;.. ,. 1�- 5 �. S• at - 1i Ite hour of 7: 0 P.A:Tp
city ? A ,togvney boil -1 Bro oks reported th at r.1rn Joon has
azn:*�anmed paymenki, of Liis Aurrust an September sales tttx and has
promised to make e %rer y effort to pay ails taxes for October, Idover!iher
cold Dec embe'� at thy: exr)lration of the ouarter, and that for that
reason
r�t recor.� z ended hx t the hea.rin-m be postponed as requested by
T y r .
There bein no ojectlon to the postponement of the hearing
;;Mayor �: yers order that the hear n be dos tnoned until Jam.. 1951
at the hour o f 7:30 P.IJ.
J..+1 Utx11,t:a.bv- v1 \J.t.i 1.n vi:.t ,.o le t\1�G1d 3J.LV VliS 1J1 v�JV a7 J.s1�� U11mu IsAAG
city Install a drainagel tube and cover the creek adjacent to his
Property on 11th gat. rJhich he stated Councilman Gonzalez had su:�ested
as a city project, read and filed
Count il.7an t una ►.e.z explained to the Council that 'he had
been t s ..uoted �in thQ letter of 1:7rp R osenb loom, and that he had
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referred to Creek as bein� in the same classif J.cation as
Thom, pson Creek In wc
hih the City had installed a draina-ze tube
some years
No 3.ct*-:Loyi itias taken oil the request of I. Rosenbloom.
Invitation to attend the hearina - concern ing the rroposed
bridge to coi 1.1 end Contra. Costa Counties, said hearing.
to be held in San Rafael,, Dec. 14.. at 10 o'clock A.T1. read and
f iled.
Employqes Lniriqtmn;, Darty
city ,'lmpioyeesl Association
to attend their Christmas party to be given on De-C. 15,, at UIcKinley
Recreation Center, read and filed.
Ave.
that or non—profit institutions be relieved
of Cal or .sous 1.1 par"I. of the fees for outside sewer connections, read
and f iled.
led.
The City re that the Christian. ..
I.D -
has two waste outlets connected with the system 1,75.th a higher
Man averar, amount; of waste to enter our treatment system. He
su X.) n "IL"'hat Fiev. 33-rock lead a movement to get this property
�
and the ad area annexed to the City of Petaluma aiid thus
eliminate the sewa7
c - Pees.
ColmciLman T.Ilno ex the J-dea that he believed that
the residence outlet should pay the sewage fee but that the
acaderily, which is do"Lrxs; a fine educational , aork,, should be g1ven
some c.onsVi.eration.
The , n left to the City !`anarer for further investigation. Ccmrqumicatlon from the Royal Tallow e- Soap Co. Inc., that
rba
proposed
p � ordinance f or the sale of
rovison i be made in the, rm
, ,,_,
hatche 71 haste 'r and the edible gTrba, bjr the City of Petaluma
"(', the higtiest, bidder, read and filed and referred to the City !.=a
oer
RI�PORRTS OP C,ITY 0141PICIALS City Maxlar?ex`
Claim;, approved f or p City read and f iled..
whereup,on Res. -, N.C.S.
introduced by Ccftuncilr,�o-n Drovm, seconded by Councilman *.-
approvin.! r�lairis Nos. 18.57 to 2061 inclusive, adopted by C affirmative
Votes, 1 absennijee.
Assi�-� of Personnel uridor dates of Dec. 1 and 4 1950,
submitted and filed.
, ,W YsTem l
lua.tion of rresent irk U!Thtin;.-- s t
U7riaW a report
of the con6ition of the lighting in each of the major city panes
I l e suggestc.4 that the natter be soibrutted to the P. G. A E. (".1.00
for their reco: and co, analysis after which steps
would be taken to improve the 1i7
,hting as rspidly as it is
fiaancil all i r po to do.
Other City Officials
1.11onthly reports oT Auditor,, Central Pen
Bureau,, Police Judge, read and filed.
Clar):. St. develo -nt
me
ca,61on f r
City Plaminr Com,.iission reco-nimending
the development of C'j at . anCl the securinC, of a rirrht-of-;iaasy and
f a.
'the improvement o street of siiitable i-ltidth as soon as possible,
read and filed.
2 .
I1 5
Clark St. develwaziient coni"
�te coErITUieffercr the Dir. of Public 1"orks
for his fine Vio'.. role o n tho. prelitTlinary survey of this project.
1-le also rs*t.,ated that he luould like to see the Council act as soon
as possible upon the reco-nna end ation of the Planning Corzrftssion.
Follo a genera discussion of the matter b, the Cmtncil,
City Attol Karl 13rooks explained that the cost of accmiring
needed - r)ropc*, , rty should be a burden on the district benefited by
the iTiiprova� and that after the Counc approves the plwms "'or
Vae .gym-Drovor..-ierrt a title report will be ordered on said property.
It - i ,, ,Tas pointed ont by Councilman 111ino.mie that the improvement
will afford t1nat district better fire protection.
Count Bro.vn reported that the City Pla-ruling-Cominission
approved a 40T street % and re=tnended that the cost of acquiring 'the prone-My be borne by the district.
Cotmcilman Shoe niaRex suggested thalc the Planniyl. Coln!yftssion
hold a hearing on the proposed improvement to deterrrLne whether or
not it is (t2e.-rAred by tfie Majority of the property olvRmers.
U-TTRODUCT101' OF ORM!"ANORM
2-
Re - CIVIL PIA17TIN!G
— , 7 --- T71
I rs,77 -
introduced, by Councilman Shoemcl),?Ker, 'seconded by Councilman '_.J_noZ.ue,
entitled,
It Resolution rxakinr_ the City of Petaluma ca member of the
joint cities and county Civil Do Plannin- ] of
Sonol-Inc Countv zuid desi,,7 zi
iatin.- said board as the duly
empowered sn.d attthorized agency of' said City in the
planning and op(_nration of certain fields I and phases of
dJ*.sa, prepar(1dness and civil defense.'
adopted by 6 2ffiinative votes.. 1 absentee®
Res. N
iy. u c e d by clouncilrian (Ironzalez,, seconded by Councilman T al-nogue.,
entitled,
"Resolution of the City Council of the City of Petalurmq..
State of Californfl'_a, a Cal Civil Defense
71aster `,"litual a").d a��-eement.
adogtod by 6 affirr-itat'. Votes, I absentee.
Tw-s, 11 37 Nx.
7/7 V_,, ) *
introduced by Coizacilman , Werson, seconded by cQincili shoe-maker,
er1 t
"Resolution @u joint a ent on Civil Defense
betr the County of Sonoma as first party., anid the
cities of Canqta Rosa, Sonot-ia, Petaluma, Sebastopol,
I T
lealdsburr, and C. as second parties."
adopted by UC aj votes, 1 absentee.
Ordin,rqce Nlo. 174 E.C.S. - introduced by Councilman Shoemak
seconded by Couancilman 1 . 1 11no. , pe.. entlt"J'Led,,
4 oru1 (j DJJT
G Ti-r ;k oRguzip,
I'L, - T 30 - ;R FROTA TH
i
NO. 151 N.C.".) SO -,15 TO ,k�.TTTJOP "E -r:F TRAV
jITD OF
la" , - OF lyr,', "
,* U'.1 ' ' .1 209.94- FOR THIS
CITY` CONTREW1210N : PAT TC TED`: ?t JOINT CITI11AS AND
CgITT110y CIVIL D` 3`2 FUIF-TING T.30ARD OF SOIJOT
AND TIE, SIPT-1 Or y 500.00 TD"OR CIVIL DI-,P 7TITSE IN TU. CITY
I T T -., -- 'T:,CTI0r1 7, 10. 93 �-, I T VM
TO 137", CMDITEM TO A 3JDG,T 5)
DE7 TID", URGT1xTCY Or T T TIS ORD1T.T;%T'C7
11_`�'GESSPURY 70R r PRTFSER'VA!TInV OF' TI H- 1-1 MILIC PT ACE,. Fr
,TY OF 1_17 CITY OF `. Pr _'ULMITA. IV
XiD 53 "
laas read and ordered to print by 6 affiriintive votes., 1 absentee.
V , d
reported that 'the City !_rananer, 3 or Schuster an
- ror - :�Vers
-he had attended the recent County Civil Defense meeting at tAAch they
heard axW officials . rho rave very revealing pictures of what could
happen in our co!,*T- in case war shvuild strike here. It vas
a,oreed that cities -.ust co-operate to render Tmitual aid in case of
disaster. 30
117
Cos
Ur grm t
u "� — ; a T
Dyoy000 intro(Lice 'ITC01111Cilmn Shoemalker,
seconded by Councilmll :31 entitled,
X.! OT-IDT111"J"IcTi, TO FL-7
(-I-TLILATF, 1}T JBLIC FATING PLICES AND
FOOD T
L 1Dj PLAC"S ADD MJ7VIRI ' D PE,.T?- T1F,1TLHR. 1was read
a.id ordered to Print by 6 affimnative votes.
c ,F,:
.e_ -e,] of area from R-2 to C-2 Zone
........... A.
Ord. 171 introduced by Councilm I.-Anogue seconded by
1i _an
Councillijan Broom, entitled,
I \TGr
I V N, 013M)WCE P ZONING ORDINIVIcE, JJO, 123 N.C.s.
RECIA TFH� ARjEA DOM-13 ON TT-M EIALST BY 'FAST CIOM
AIND ON T- SOUTH - ""'IfItSOR 5TR`7-? PRO T-1 APT R-2 ZONTE TO
A C-2,
c- 11 1D Y'C and „m,-s adopted by 6 affirmative vOteS. .1 absentee,
Lult-12 n2ra) at T.
.................... 7 R Centqr
Ord. I.-T.C.S. introduced by Councilman Brown seconded by
Codneilmn shoeria- e
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J ,V DR, Z
�. TZIT T Ark T1 1 AC 14M, y
:d
HEIMV _ C7;,T!V-,R 3" 'LDIVY'r LOCAT iW TIVE C07 V R OF FAST
, )T
�R aT rL AITID VPJ,L 7,jo S` I IN TIE CITY OF
P ,., T.. 1 L.U111 A & TT
eme up regularly and yeas adopted by 6 affij*mk-jt v votes, 1 absentee.
c_j i e
Prov- din f or a-c
._j_qtjmuJ.ation and
Ord. • .fj. 7o 1.coo. introduced by COLIncilmazi Minom seconded by
COUIlCil ")Aloemaker,,
"M 0)13 DINJUXIE PROVIDING FOR AND IT. TIE
i
COL ILECTIOD: MID DISM OF GARDArm,, /V"D'RTJTB_,M^H TT- 9 C
OF P7,UANT,IA; AUDI Tr' TFrv.] E1-T1 INTO OF AjJ EiXCjjjF
C 0 NITRACT BY TME, CITY Or ' "0 T COLL'-.!r,.TIOI.J -V
E7i0V,V, TI-17m r; . E' STABLISIET"'(3- TIM. OF F7 0 CHAPRG
JPO ,- )
R (!'V1JT �j - .1 1
( COLT1 AUD R7,70VAL; P-ROVTDIkT(3r PMALTITEF:) FOR
THM, VIOIATIOIT OIP T_J� ' � ORDINild,]CE; R*EP-T Oq T
384 C. C. " I DI I ' A-tlC:r'.,S 358 Cs."
1_1 . X'1D 386 C. S .. AND ALL OTBER ORDI'jk-`jjTqCT,-) IN COMFLICT
F.W-'::'1J T Ii. V? C
Carle UP M and was adopted by 6 affjrn,@tjge vote
1 absentee,
At_U-_1q._'ga,�__Code as mi
Ord. - ,%"],3o T`T.C.- ' 1, "' introduced b =
y council, Gonzalez p seconded
by CouncilimWq 1 0tmc, entitled,
O1 LD!1w/1F -,TC1E,' 1Z2uT TIP;' 'rJV ;CT I0T-J CONSMUCTION
RE Mo 14"VI14G, - ST, 1 RN21OVAL
DE7110LITION OCCk'TP,�"U_,1CY T
j T
ITEIGHP, WtA- A::,'D TTTT T T
71CIANT, CE'
7
BUILDINGS OR
r'TR I111 TM CITY OF P _T
171M ( Aj.,IF1'tTIA
j Oj . , EY
REIPEH'_'�;ANCE TO TI FE INTCO.WUOR OIT
Tf 1 4 FE'1171],Ili 0 TIE
1949 1i'DITION OF' TFE UNIFOIrr! BTjILDINTG CODE", I1
THE jU` TMMEOF JUID VOURE; H . J-fp
�,F[,;, J-.- TIMED
"UNIFOR ]3'TILDING CODE STA
, ADOPTED
PACIFIC COAS O7,j, Colpi-
1 .
Vf" UR -7, 1 PROVIDING
FOR
D COMLITCTION or Ji'qii,
IS- OF f" 111
T1M,R7FOrH* DEC 'r'T
OF F FE DISTRICITS
.!ES* 1 p
Tj- T TI "'Or
H. VIOLVE1014
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AD01 OF ORDINPUMES cont.
IT.i'.��.Y.,1i •ri DIIvANCE NOS. 401 C o `'so , 516 C. Sa , 603 C.S. ,
Ai ALL 0RDI1 T-'J'CIaS IV 1 D PIURTS 01? MD1•Iv.iJJC11S 114 CONFLICT
I•�,;.•�1 i I I. P?
1
came up re and teas adopted by 6 offirmti.ve votes, 1 absentee
Authori An a-n .fteerierit with consultinZ actuaries re_ retirement
introduced oduced gay Coiincil wa Droi-wi seconded by Councilman Shoeimker,
entitled,
"Resolution alithorizin- Aoreement with Pirn of Coats,
IlerfftwSI and I:,;land, consultinz; actuaries for ser.ces
in investimation .r valuations made for use in connection
'Ath Via s ci - yr s contract L'd:i.th the State Eb-pl.oyees 4 Retirement
Sy i i;em, 19
adopted by v affirm- ati've. votes, 1 absentee.
ON
ices a ;1739 T? 6 C . S
1
introduced by Councilna sn. '3roi - m. seconded by Councilman I Rino ue,
en• "itled,
"Re,ol.u' -Ion author'izinr) and providin for exclusive
contriac t _ror the collection and ~removal Of -arba ge
and x�t�bbish. in the City of �'etalu�. and directing
the 1 "Ierk to .Jive notice inv:.timf;=bids and fixing the
time for opening the same..
adopted by 6 affirraati;re votes, 1 absentee
1- fes olu ti on re erir.1.orpient of C0wici1 Gonzalez not
Co�inc' -�:iaa on7 Fz e 't � °E o izi o°n` :i �ie
agenda cleclarizl that 1ahe City Council. haa no objection to Iiis
e^lpl.oyment b-, tfic City I 'Iana, er was not presented because It %,as
decided that 'it ras out of order grid contrary to the provisions
of the City CChafter.
ti — viola.tion of :I ahin^, Ord
n�... .
ry FMIA . D GI101LI Cvntraa °, and I. F.P. Cordon Reis Otmer,
addressed the Council, sta.tinr; that T)Ians for a residence wh:Lch
had passed P10-I.A. requirennents and on which a loan had been secured,,
du not reset the requirements of the City Zoning Ordinance,, They
asked what procedure they should follow to rectify the matter as
they are very a ?xious "to proceed w1i th the construction.
It eras sin e sted that they anpl.y to the Central Permit lrow°eau
for a variance after which the m=atter wodid be referred to the
Planning Co. .mission.
I? sl ion Q Of gouncilman !An derson a.ccevteclo
;-° 4 r�,: C. S.
introduced 'by COuncilrnn =onzalez 9 sec � sided by Cainci lmatl r linogue,
e ntitled,
"Resolution acce tin resig�iation of Councilman Jule s
0
adopted by 5 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Councilman Shoeimalcer asked that the City I am3er investigate
the ::latter of rour, railroad In I-East Patalurla.
Councilrian tiv bwn stated that the crossings of 'the Petaluma
and "anti Rosa k ?y.1?. Co. are in good conditions
rP
There bein. - ; , no further bu.s•?ness
the rteetin` `a S c:eClared a4l A TTEST
ew•.!� a..� —,ov � , .. . T e e °�'
to come before the rneetin ,
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