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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 09/03/19403 b 2 September ., :1 r7:ZO P.1% Regular meeting of the Council of the 'City.of,Petaluma called to order by k4ayor Woodson. ROLL CALL: Present: Councilmen Berter., Deiss, Gervasofti 11yers, Penry, and I�4;iy or Woodson, Ab'sent Councilman Peters. READING OF THE JOURNAL: rem nines 'ofThe last regular meeting of August 19, 1940, were .read and approved as recorded. REPORTS, .OF 'OFFICERS : ThemfonEhly reports of the Chief of Police, Police Judge, Wharfinger Auditor, 'Treasurer, and Garbage Inspector,, Were read and filed REPORTS OF STANDING ING C,019j1T TEES : The FlnancO CommIttee su0m1tted its report, whereupon Resolution #5161 C.S., introduced by Councilman Gerva-soni, seconded by Qouncilman Deiss., directing the'Auditor�to draw warrants (Nos. 544 to 697 inclusive) a * - the. various City Funds in payment of claims allowed and approved by -the Finance Committee, adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 ab .PETITIONS AND , I Communiaation �rop, t e State Division of Highways approving' the inclusion of Jefferson and -. Hopper Streets in t-he list of Streets of lfajor Importance,, read and filed. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES: TrUinance No,. 52 C.S. introduced by Councilman Myers seconded by Councilman Berger,, entitled, ed... "AN ORDINANCE OF THE-CITY OF PETALUMA A)��ENPING SECTION 17, C OF THE 'STANDARD ELECTRICAL CODE OF . THIS CITY :ORDINANCE- 412 C.-S. ' THE REQUIRING , -tNC AS OF ELECTRICAL `WIRES IN CERTAIN SPECIFIED CASES." Was read, approved by the City Attorney and Resolution #5168 C.S. introduced by Councilman Myers seconded by Councilman Berger, directing the City Clerk to publish said ordinance,, adopted.'by 6 affirmative' votes,, 1 absent- ee,., Re - Purchase of ultra;;-high frequency radio equipment: -ThO Clerk reported the filing of Specifications for furnishing ul'tra-ffigh p6li'ce • radio equipment, Whereupon Or ,41hance Noi 530 C.S. in-troduced. b Councilman, QePvasofti, s'ec'onded by Councilman Berger,, entitled, 'AN 'ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PETALUIVTA PROVIDING FOR - T14E PURCHASE.. AND ACQUISITION OF POLICE ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCY RADI EQUIPMENT ­ CONSISTING OF STATION HOUSE TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER- ONE MOBILE :TRANSMITTER' AND ONE 1.10BILE RECEIVER- ADOPTING THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR SAID EQUIPMENT; APPROPRIATING A SUM NOT TO EXCEED �$1 000.00 FOR ,SAID. 7 EQUIPMEN SAID SM TO. BE CHARGED TO THE POLICE - FUND., was read, approved 1�� the City Attorney", and Resolution #5169'C..- :S.. introduced by Gervasoni.., second by Councilman, ;Berger, 'directing the Clerk to publish said ordinance and further i direc t g t the I � , ' , City C lerk lerk to advertise) for bids for furnishing the, eqUipmeht re _ quire'd under Ordinance Nb..,530 C.,S. , adopted by 6 affirmative Votes, 1 abse,fttee:i ADOPTION OF ORDINANCES Mrd ,e No.7628 C.S. introduced b* Cou Pen 1 U, ­111 1 1 , ry " d seconde by Councilman Berger, entitled, "AN ORDINANCE nc OF THE CITY OFPETALUMA DETER1IN,ING THAT THE PUBLIC WELFARE REq-UIRES, THAT THIS IS CITY B I E REPRESENTED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY, CITY , TREASURER CITY CLE RK CITY HEALTH OFFICER AND):EI6ERS OF THE COUNCIL .. AT THE CONVENTION OF .9 THE LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA,,,- SE]PTIDAB LS 1 AS t DELEGATES 19, 194&; PROVIDING, FOR 71-m APPOINMENT OF SUCH OFFICI OF THIS CITY AT SAID CONVENTION, AND PROVIDING THAT THEIR TRAVELING EXPENSES AND EXPENSES OF ATTENDING'. SUCH CONVENTION BE PAID OUT OF THE CITY TREAS came up regularly and was adopted by 6 affirmative votes; 1 ab.sent. 3'2G TM I BUSINESS Transfer of funds,: Resolution'#5170, C,.:S. introduced by Councilman Deiss. seconded' by Councilman Myers, direct- in ' g , the Auditor. and Treasurer to transf er r from the River Harbor Fund: to the 1932 Mlunicip4.1. Improvete Bond Fund, the sum of $12-9 1 &i.771 and from the .1937 Sewer Construction Fund to, the 1937 Municipal .I I mprovement Bond, Fuhd,, the sum of $l0 adopted by & affirmac- tive vote.s., 'l absenteO�. Transfer of funds ® gasoline: I - Resolution #5171 G.S. - introduced by Councilman Deiss, seconded by Councilman Myers,' directing the Auditor and Treasurer to transfer funds from.the Street., Police,, Fire, and.Park Funds to the General Fund, for gasoline; used during the --period from January 15 1940 to August 119 .0 1940, and previous paid f or from the General Fund, adopte'd by 6 affirmative Votes, 1-absentee. Approving Memo® of Agreement - improvement of certain streets of major importance:, Res #5172 C.S. introduced by Councilman Pe nry,, seconded by 'Counc ilman Berge approving the budget for tihe'improvement of certain streets of ;inaJ,on importance out Of the 1/4 cent gas tax 611oczLtion, and directing the Mayor and City Clbrk to sign.said memorandum of agreement., adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.. Re - Cavanagh .,suit: City Attorney Brooks, reported. that he had associated with him In the Cavanagh matter the law, firm of OrPick.., Dahlquist, Harrington,, and Neff, and that September 12.. 1940, was the dat',e set for the return on the - petition of writ .of .mandate against the City to enforce collection_, of' the judgment; and that a demurrer was being, prepared find would be filed, on that date. Councilman Deis's. reported that his_ committee had met With the Board of Fire Commissioners � relative 'to an amendment'.t the fire; ordinance requiring permits for the burning of rubbish, eta., Councilman Gervasoni,, president of the 'Board of Fire Commission,, reported - t'hat - an , ordinance covering a g this matter would bO. subrAtted. later 'The Matter of accepting., a deed from Dr. Harold, Tower for a street and right of way for a drain On "Linda, Vista 'TerPace Was rep'oPted by Councilman Penry!,, and was referred, to the Street. CoMmittee I ,w , C I - ty and City En inQer, to revie the g matter and bring in recommendations at the next regular meeting. Attorney Henry, Todd of San Francisco representing the Beauticians Union', offered a c 0 laint that nine' violations of the standard electrical code . exist at the premises at i-1.5 Avenue.. The,matter vas discussed and referred to the - City' Electrical inspector, Mr. Si Gonzales,, for action 'in the matter if haz exist as alleged by 14% Todd, ADFJOURNMENT�: TFere being, no further business to come before the meeting the meeting was adjourned until Friday,, September 13th, at 7:30 P.-M.i ATTEST: CITY CLEW .1�