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Jiihe 19, 1,93 3.
Regular meeting of the �Counoll of the dity of Petaluma called to
order by Mayor Farrelle
ROLL
Present: Councilmen.Ingerson, McFadden, Miller,.Riewerts.j Schludkebier,
Van,Bebber, and Mayor Farrell,
REPORTS OF STANDING 'COMMITTEES.
The, Fiffahce Coimvittee submitted iis'repor'tj wh ereupon
Resolution #4:189 C'.S..
introduced by Councilmen Schludkebipr, seconded by Councilman MdFaddbn,, directing
the Auditor to draw warrants against the various, City Funds in payment of claims
allowed and approved by the. Finance Cozahiittee adopted by 7 Affirmative votes-,
Councilman-Ingeraon reDorted having investigated the request for an
andition&I parking space in f ront of the . Petaluma'Hotel 'Garage on Washington Street
and recommended that the request be denied* On mot-ion regularly made and- carried
the recomihendation -of the Street Committee was•approved and the request denied. So
6rd6redo
PETITIONS,, AND COMMUNICATIONS:
ComIaTuni641tion f roxift the Kamlan Fenoe Company quoting prices for the
ire fen ce for the approadhes on the new D Street Bridge, read, And lald
on the table,
M,BUSINESS-.
Soft Drink, licensesi
29solution 44190a Ce So
introduced by Councilman Ingprson, seconded by'Counoi?lman McFadden, granting'
N. C&rasoli Mrs. :Silvio Cincera, Ge.o, A. Sprague, Jack Barron, B. Mi..Wa1ih, and
Ray HArdin, permission to sell soft drinks,, adopted by 7 Affirmative Votes.
Of f icia l advertisingit
Resolution #4190b C.S*
tritrodude by Councilman Van . Bebber, seconded by Councilman Schluckebier, accepting
the bid of the Petaluma Argus. Couri-6r for the official advertising. for the City of
Petaluma v ote s.
for the fiscal year ending June 30., -1954, adopted* by 7 af l ot S.
Wickersham Park tennis court,t
The City Engineer submitted plans And specifications for the con-
6truction of a tennis court at Wickersham Park, which,plans and specifications.*ere
referred to the City Attorney for Approval.
Councilman McFadden reported that the:electrbliers installed at the
new D Street bridge did not conformAn type to those of.the regular olectrolier
iydtem.
Coutt of ;absentee vote:.
The * Counc il organized as a. Board, 'of Election, Councilman C. A Miller,
be ing appointed as Inspector, Councilman C. M.,_.Riewerts, Judge, and Councilmen
Sandy McFadden, 4. Schluokeb"
er, N. B. Ingers6n, and G. 'W., Van Bebber as Clerks, and
proceeded to open and count the Absent voters ballots bi the manner provided by
laws
Election returns:
This being- the time set by la*° for canvassing the election returns,
for the General. MunUipal Election, held on June 13th, 1933-, the Council proceeded
to canvass the same,, with the following results:.
CANDIDATE't
BENJ.L.BRITTIN
FRED,KEPPEL
1"' L. LM S
ANERICO F. TOMASINI
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SCATTERING,
'VOTES
MAYOR C.. A. NUDGET
SCATTERING.`
COUNCILMAN
MRS.. JEAN: ROGERS
CITY CLERK & AUDITOR:
C.-McNALLY
ASSESSOR, TAX''& .LICENSE COLL.
MARK' $ARDIN
CHIEF' OF POLICE
SCATTERING
POLICE' JUDGE '
'SCATTERING
14EMBERI 'OF BD.OF 'EDUtWTIOff
S.Z.PEOPLES
4
1
R POP
7.
- Shall Article IIID of the Cl
Shall 'the, umrihab ite d ;territory known. as, a portion of ': }ie amended by adding a
> Kenilv✓orth Park bet annexed to the CiEyj of, Petaluma? , III,. to be numbered "72 and;
Section '72 The C#y_-
nght and power to ; make an
lations in respect <fo munic:
1
7 '
City of'Petaluma- ` I'.'_
rovidiiig as follows .=
f Petaluma, sl%all have the
enforce all, laws =and; zegu -
al affairs - subject only to.
vided::in thts' Charter;: pro;` '
11 be construed `to -'prevent.:
icing - or cohsenting_ q;- and
exereise' any and A4ights, :
re, or = hereafter granted -or. `
of th'e -State,., _
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'CONSOLIDATED
PRECINCTS
-S
NO
YES
-.
NUNBERSa
-
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1
'90'
21
72
J .
2
142
34
108
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3
149
97�
123
4
115
15,
=: 992
0
5
151.
34
128
. 6
=110
24
99
7
164
28
126
57 � - .
8
132
19
119
26
9
130
2'4
105
10
174
29
136
43
ABSENTEE VOTE'
"' 35
5
32
6
TOTAL
,1392•
.239
1140
3 9. '
whereupon
RESOLUTION #.4191 C ®S®
introduced by Councilman-C. M. Riewerts, seconded by'Counc"ilman`N. B, Ingerson,
as follows, was .adopted. by 7 'affirmative - votes:
RESOLUTION DECLARING RESULt OF ELECTION
WHEREAS, a general. Municipal Elect on was held and, conducted in the
City of Petaluma, on Tuesday, the 13th day of June, 1933, as" required by the Charter
.of said City,. and
AREAS, it appears that notioe said 'election was duly and regularly given,
that voting piecincts` were established,'tliat election officers were appointed, and
election, supplies 7 furnisheds and that in all respects -said elee'l' n was held and
conducted in the mannerrequired by the Charter° of said City, and by the Constitution
and laws. of° the State of California; and .
'VMREAS, the Council of 'said C - ity of.Pe met ou
in the Cncil Chambers
in tbe
City $all of said City on Mondays the 19th day of June. 1933, said date
being not later than seven (7)' days after the date of said election, and said place
being the usual place of meeting, and proceeded to count the; absent voters' ballots
in the manner prov by 'law and to canvass the returns of `said election, and to
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find the number of votes cast,
the na�ae s of the persons voted for -,: the number . of .
votes cast for eaoh person,
the propositions voted upon, and the number of votes
'past for and ragainst 'the same, and othe "r m&tters required by lays to be as here-
inaaf - or stated;
NOW, THEREFORE,. BE IT RESOLVED AS:FOLLOWS: That said general Municipal
'Election was held in t he City of Petaluma,. on Tuesday,, the. 13th day of June, 1933,
in time form and mariner as
required by law;
That consolidated voting :precinat's *ere established for' the purpose .of
holding said eleotion in the manner provided by law;
That the whole number of votes east in said election was 2,673;
That the names of the persons voted for the offices for which' t#ey were
voted, together with the whole number of votes .which they received in said election,,
are( asL folio :
NAMES OF PERSON$ FOR
OFFICE VOTED FOR TOTAL VOTE
WILLIAM J.'FARRELL,
MAYOR 1,595
G. MUDBET
"' 62
SCATTERING,
n 25
WILLIAM DEISS;,
COUNCILMAN, 1.8033
NELSON B..INGERSON,
" 9 -
CHRISTOPHER B;., JESSEN,
'"
- FRANK E. MARDIS,,
.878
SANDY.MoFADDEN,
" 1 '
JASPER S, WOODSEN,
" 1,390
MRS. JEAN ROGERSs
n 2
GLADYS- V."ROBERTS,
CLERK ,& AUDITOR 1,800
C. MoNALLY,
t0 1
JAMES "T STUDDERT,'
ASSESSOR,-TAX AND
LICENWCOLLECTOR, 1,769
MARK HARDIN',
ditto l-
ROBERZ PETERS,
CHIEF OF POLICE 1,604
C.W.- CARPENTER,'
HAROLD R., `CAMPBELL, ,�
,: n 2
SUPT. OF STREETS 1,511.
PATRICK�AGLTALAMAI�TTES ,
n n n 767
JOHN 'P; GALLAGHER
"POLIC JUDGE 1,665
E. DADO
n n ` l
Z. P. MILLINGTON
NOEL J.,, BREED
LIBRARY TRUSTEE $
THOMAS MACLAY
" " 10644
MAGNETS VONSEN
" " 1,674
FRANK H. MYERS
TREASURER 1
BENJAMIN' L. BRITTIN
MEMBER BOARD 'OF EDUGAT'ION 2',062
FRED.' KEPP;EL _
n n n n 1,640
MARK L. LEWIS
1,416
AMERICO F. TOMASINI
2,061
S. Zo PEOPLES
That the propositions
voted upon and the number of votes east and
.
against the same are as follows'':
Proposition No, 1
s
YE 1392:
NO s 2.39
Proposition No. 2
_, f
"
YES g 1140
; NQ : 359
BE IT -FURTHER RESOLVED. That - at :said general,Munic pal Election WILLIAM
J.. FARRELL was elected Mayor.
of said City. of ,Petaluma; that WILLIAM DEISS', SANDY
MoFADDEN and JASPER'S. WOODSEN were elected Councilmen -of ,said city for the full
term of four years; that GLADYS V, ROBERTS was elected to the.off ce of City Clerk
and Auditor of said city for
the -full term of two years.; that JAMES T, STUDDERT
was elected"to the office of
Assessor, Tax and - License Collect
- or said City for
the full term of two years; that ROBERT E. PETERS.was. elected 'to -.the office of
Chief of ,Police of ,said City
for the • full term of two years; that 'OSCAR C. GLAfQt
was elected to the office of
_,
Superintendent of Streets of said city for. the :full
term 'of two years; that
P. GALLAGHER was elected to the office of 'Police
4010 �/
Judge of` said city for the full term of two year's,; thiXt. IdEL 4. BREED, - THOMAS
'M&CLAY andAiAGNUS VONSEN were elected to the.office of Library Trustees of said
city _ for the full . term of four l years; that FRANK He ME RSwas elected to the
0 ff' !
ice iof'Trbasurer of said city for the full terra of two ,years that 'BENJAMIN
L. BkITTIX' FRED KEPPEL AMERICA F. TOMASIXT were elected members of the, Board
of Education of said city for the full term of four years*
,BE IF FURTHER RESOLVED: That as,a resultlof said election, the
proposition to annex to the City, of Petaluma the uninhabitk6d territory ]mown
. -as a portion of Kenilworth Park "was adopted; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That said uninhabited portion of f-Keni Park,
particularly described as follows:
All that certain lot,, piece, or parcel of land situata,, lying- and baing
in the Township'of Vallejoi County of Sonoma, State, of California, particularly
described,as follows,, to-witt
C l ommencing at the ,intersection of the Easterlyboundary the City
of Petaluna, County of Sono#a State of California, with the : Northwesterly
boundary linw of Suburban Homes, Ae. Be Hill Property., a subdivision of -.Lot-s,,208,
212, and a portion of Lo* 20.9 of th& Petaluma Rancho according- to map of s' a3l. al
Suburban ff . omes, A. B Hill Propertyi on record in the offi of thaR6corder
of the sdid'County of Sonoma, said point of commencement being also the North-
westerly Lot 2 of said Bomesi A* Be Hill Property, as
delineated on said map; from said point of beginning running North 35 East,
along theNdrthwester ly boundary lind of said, Suburban Homes, A. Be Hill Property,
615.18 feet to the. intersection with tha'Southwesterly end of the segment of the
spiral referred to in the third piece described in (load from The� William Hill,
C I ompany,, a corporation, to the City of Petaluma,, dated April 14, 1911, and
recorded April 19, 1911, in Liber 273 of' Deeds,, page 187, 5onomgx County, Records;
thence Northeasterl s , 'along the line of segment of said spiral to its
� y I
intersection with the 'Northwesterly boundary line of said Suburban Homes, A. B
Hill Property', the distance between the ends of'said spiral & the prolonged
line of said Northwesterly boundary line of said Suburban homed A. Be Hill
Property, bein 9 .9 643i,5 feet'; thence continuing along s aid 'Northwesterly bound
- - 6' ary
line 'of said Suburban Homes A, Be Hill Property, North 35 27: East 168 feet to
its intersection with h the Northerly boundary line of the second piece descrivod
in said dead- hereinbefdre referred' to from The William Hill, Company, a, ,corporation, ,
to the City of Petaluma; thence Northwesterly, along aid Northerly boun
-, 'y
line of said second piece, 940 feet to its intersection with the iaid'Easterly
boundary line of the City of Petaluma; thence Southerly, along the Easterly
boundary line. of the City of 'Petaluma, to, the .'point of beginning,
The said property is a portion .of the tract known as Kenilworth Park
owned by the said City of Petaluma.
be,,, and the same is'hereby, annexed to. incorporated in and made a part of the
City of Petaluma; and
BE IT- FURTHER RESOLVED: That the proposition to amend,Artiole II1of the
C harter harter of the City o Petaluma,, by adding . a new section to said. Article III to
be numbered 7-2 and providing as fbllo*s
Section, 72. 'The `City of Petaluma shall have the right and p"L-r to
make and enforce all laws and regulations. in respect to -municipal
affairs, subject only to restrictions and ]imitations - provided in
this Charter;, provided that nothing herein shall. be construed to
prevent or restrict the Cityfrom. exercising, or consenting -t a
the City -is hereby authorized to exercise any and all 'right, powers
and privileges heretofore or or prescribed by the
general laws of the State,
was adopted and ratified;,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That 'said amendment to said Charter be.
.submitted to the Legislature: of the.State of California for approval, and.
BE IT FURTHER'RESOLVED: That thd Clark of the City of Petaluma make
and certify under the sealok said.nm corporation, and transmit to the
Secretary of State ofCalifornia,.and to th6.Board of Supervisors of the County
of"S'ano.met, a copy of this tesolut 11 i0n, as provided Uwe
ADJOURNMENT`:
Theta being further business, on motion reg I - made end carried
Jo 26t so
themeeting d urned untik everang,� -June il atz
ATTEST:
I CITY -CLERK MA OR