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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 05/03/1926X25 April 19th 1926.. Regular meeting.of the Council of the City of "Petaluma called to order by Mayor Sales. FOUL CA LL : Gauncilmen present: Farrell, Glahn, Jessen, Fiewerts, Van Bebber and -Mayor Sales. Absent: Councilman Ingerson. READING OF THE JOWcNAL : The minutes of the last regular meeting of April 5th and the. adjourn- ed meeting of April 12th were ;read and approved.as recorded. REPORTS OF STANDING COMI I T;TEES : The 'Finance Committee rendered its report of numerous claims against the City,, whereupon Resolution #3285 C.S. introduced by Councilman Van. Bebber, seconded by Councilman Glahn, direct- ing the Auditor to draw warrants against the various City Funds in payment of claims allowed and approved b the Finance Committee, a dopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee. PETITIONS AND COTVZMN.ICATIONS: ommtnicatibn' ' rom the Central Labor Council urging i.g n the creation of a Music Commission, read and filed. Application from A. W. Baker for a building permit, read and filed.. Application from the Petaluma and Santa Rosa Railroad Co. for a building permit on Weller Street, in the rear of 214 East Washington St, read,and filed. Later brought up under the head of New Business and referred to the Buildings and Grounds C °ommittee. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCES Ordina'nc'e No. 295 C.Si providing for 'the creation of a music commission came up for On motion by Councilman Van Bebber, 'seconded by Councilman Farrell., the ordinance was laid on the table until the next regular meeting. NEW _BUSINES:S: This being the time set for opening bids for the improvement of "E" Street, the Clerk reported having received two bid.s and proceeded, to open and read said bids, whereupon R solution of Award #3286 C .S. introduced by Councilman Jessen, seconded by Councilman Glahn, awarding the contract to H. Id. 'Tuttle, he being the lowest responsible bidder, adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.. The application of A. W. Baker for a building was discussed at length and motion to the matter over until the next meeting was. defeated by the following votes.: Ayes: J'essen, Van Bebber. Noes: Glahn,, Riewert,s, Farrell and Sales. Thereupon R6solution x` COS. introduced by Councilman Farrell, seconded by Councilman denying said application was adopted by 6 affirmative votes, l absentee. Re ,solution #3288 G.S. introduced by Councilman Glahn, seconded by Councilman Riewerts, directing that the work.and improvement and extension of the Oak and Bridge Street sewer be done under the supervision of the Street Committee and the City Engineer, adopted by 6 affirmative vote =s, 1 absentee. The City Attorney reported having wired Dr. Aronovici to be present at the Beratti .'trial as an expert witness. The matter of the revoking of `Mr. McGovern's live stock permit was referreld to the Building and Grounds Committee for investigation and report. ADJ6U_R 1MENT On =motion reg ly made and carried the meeting adjourned AT / d � ME May 3rd, 1,926. Rep ra J. U Regular meeting of the Council of the City of Petaluma called to order by Mayor Sales. ROLL CALL: C,puilcilmen p,resent: Fanrrell, Gla.11 I'ngerson, Jessen, Riewerts., Van B,ebb and Mayor Sales. READING OF TIE . JOURNAL.: The minutes 'OT the last regular meeting of April 19th. were read- and approved as'record-ea. REPORTS OF CITY OFFICIALS: The monthly repQrts of the 'Police 10j'harf inger, Poundman Judge, Auditor and Treasurer wer I e read and f ilea. 'Report from the City Planning Commission stating, that the apI Dlication of I?s. Lillian. i stree't f or the re-zoning, of'.-hex property b on Fair ' tree t, had been withdrawn, read- and f iled- The Cler'k, reporte'd the filing of a claim f or !x27,.50 by' , C.-,D. Di.11in,g-Y?am f or , repairs to. his auto top, damaged by a tree on "Y" Street, between 6th and 7th Streets. Referred to the Park Co=-A8 for investigation and rep-ort back. 1 REPORTS OF STANDING COWITTEESL: The Finance Committee rendere its rep_ ort of numerous, claims against the City, ;Thereupon Resolution C'.5 introdu&ed by Councilman Jessen, second b y Councilman. Van 'Bebber, directing the Aud-itor to draw warrants against . tile various 'City Funds in payment of claims a1lowed and approved- by the Finance Committee, adopted. by 7'af±irmative vot,es. PETITIONS AND COM,-Ml Resolu "ion Of a- ana thanks from the Grand. Lodge of, Dania,, read-and- filed-. Ap f rom" J6s. Buratti f or - D ermission to sell soft drinks read and t' il'ed ;a on. motion by Councilman Jessen, seconded. 'by Counailman Van Bebber, s-a, application was denied. Commiunicz.tion from the Memorial Day Parade Committee invit,ing the City Council to take part in the 1demorial Day Parade, read and t ilea .and- oil mot nn by Councilman Jessen, se.conaea -b Councilman. Riewerts, said invitation was accepted. C,omripinicati from the Board. ' of "Park C'ommission, calling the attention o _ f the 'Gouncil to the acti-on of the Pacific Gas and Electric Com in digging ditches for gas mains along the line of the side- i read and tiled. Referred to the Street Committee for investigat1on and report. Resolution from the Ministerial Unioiri of the City of Petaluma enaorsing the 'creation of a hiLisic. Comi read and filed. - Application of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company for the rene of its franchise, read-,, riled and referred. to the City Ittorney. INTRODUCTION 'OF ORDINANCES: Ordina] No. 296 C.S. introduced-, by Councilman 'Jessen, se by Gouncilman Van Webber, prohibiting the entering of 3rd St, at 3rd and "ll)" Streets, by a vehicle without first bringing such vehicle t a. standstill, read, approved by the City Attorney and ordered ptb2i ,ADOPTION OF ORDINA,IiCES: Or finance 1\10. i95 C.S. providing for the creation, -establi g,Qve,riament and maintenance of a ausic commission., came up rej-ular17 and was adopted by 6 affirmative votes.,, Lzo. NEW BUS,IYESS-: City Y � 1-L Attorney ""oviell reviewed the trial and decision in the A 3. matter of the quit of B vs. the City of P'etalinia and on -Motion by Councilman Van Bebber, second ad by Councilman, Jessen, he eras directed tLo ask for a new trial in the matter. Attorney G. P. Hall appeared before the Council in. behalf of Mr. Gi,4iinn in an endeavor to b,eautif'y Martha Street, either by, the planting of lawn and shrubs or by the permanent, improvement of said street-.. The matter was discussed at length and taken under advisement. until 1 the next meeting,, the Council to meet with the property owner as a comiiz ttee on 2uesday; T%ia:y 4th at 9 o for furtlia:- investigation. Rasolution 17 3,90 :C.S.. introduced by Gounc ,loran Inger;s;on, seconded by Councilman Riewerts, granting the app.licati°on of It'rank Stegeman to se�:e,r into the City Selu.er at the, end of "G'r Street, adopted by 6 affirmati e votes, 1 no. t Councilman 1nge'rsom reported that it is not necess to, repair the rfu-n° i c -pal Sa ar ' on Vater Street for the. fire engines, as the engines carry sufficient suction hose to :stretch across. the wharf and into the river.' The Buildings and Grounds Co-m ittee a- permit be granted to the Petaluma and garage on its property in East'Petal examined the lk'cGovern corral on ,:feller necessary as the corral Will shortly be repo.rted,, recou-i e- n-ding that Santa Rosa Railroad Co. for a Also reported having street and deemed no action vacated.. YiD OU.f{N4i On motion re,E�ilarly made and carried the meeting- adjoii:.ne ATTEST: i -y 1 Fr k bl or. 1 Resolution 3291 C .pS . . introduced by Councilman Jessen, seconded by Councilman Glahn, dire 'ting the Aiditor to draw a ? on the U-eneral Icund in the sum of $1654.78 in favor of the Petaluma. and Santa I o'sa_ Railroad Co. for the construction of its trestle, adopted bye .7 a,ff.ir.mat'ive votes. 2 i