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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 06/18/1923eJOAV Petaluma, June- 18th., 1923., Reg4 I lar. me,eting of the, Council of the City of Petaluma called to order by 9ay,'ov, ROLL CALL: Councilmen present; Allen., Batche.lor,.,Farre'll, Sales, McCargar, White and Mayor Young., READING - OF THE JOURNAL: The minutes of the last regular meeting of June 4th were read. and approved -as recorded. - AZBORTS, OF CITY OFF IGLRS.- The 01'erk presented Affidavit of Publication by John A. Olmsted for publicat on of.Election Proclamation. Filed,. REPORTS r ` F .STANDITdG COMMITT-EES: The Finance Commit'tee r I endqred its report allowing claims against the "City an C-ouinellman BatchelQr.introduoed and Councilman. McC,argar seconded, Res'dlutiOn 9761 G. 'S. ,BE; 17 RES OLVZD� that thq Auditor be and he is hereby diracted to draw warrants against the various funds in t4 Treasury in payment of accounts . this day ap'x6ved and allowed by the Finance Committee. Adopted by 7 p affirmative vat noes none absentees none. PXT 'CW01UNICATION . 3: A, oommunidation.was race.ived from a number of garage owndi. protesting against the repairing. of a'ut compensation by Fireman -Benolt.. Referred to the Fire, A letter waa 1 raceived from the Chamber of Gommerce in regard to the trees: a104 3rd below -D st,, urging that th ey b ULt down.. Read and f iled. �e . 0 A petition was received from the, property owners on E st, between 6th and 7th,, requesting the improve of said street. Read and referred to the. Street :Committee. An apPlicatlon was received fromNim. J. 'Brandon, Br.idge Tender, asking for a raise in salary. Read and filed. P f Street lights on Hopper, ab ove' Wash ingt.on St. - and- at - Broadway and English 6treets, were re.4errai to the Street Committee with power to act., NEW 8U'81.I1NEb Mx,: Lloyd of the Lloyd 'Ele cal Company again addressed the Couh in regard, t! o the cutting' down of trees on 3rd Is t, near his place of ba'sine.s•s. The mat was discusse at length and again* referred to the Park :Commissioners f or further ,consideration., W.. B. Hopkins.- addras,,sed the Council asking that a blanket permit be - provided for the concei� for_ Egg, Day, and Fait W66k t . he proceeds: to be ev'o tbd to, the Fair Fund ' ' and the CityL.LAttorney was directed, to prprepare. pare, d an ordinanc'e providing f or such arrangement. 51- _ _.:.. br R _addressed.. the . Council .. in regard -to. the. sewer facilities f "or ,his "new b ome on I 'at and the, City. Engineer -was...di seated to make a survey of the ;sewer. In - salary increases: Resolution 1 C.' S. introduced by'Councilman.White seconded by Councilman Farrell, increas- ing the salary of the Assessor, Tax and License Collector to, the sum of 4175. per month, to become effective August let, 1923;, adopted by 7 affirmative votes, noes none, absentees none. Resolution 7# 75`3 C. S.. introduced by Councilman Whi,te,.seoondea by Councilman Farrell, increas- in g the salary of the .City Clerk and Auditor to the sum of 6176.00 per month,, to. become effective August let, 1;9'23',,; adopted by I affirmative votes., .noes none,. "absentees no Resolution #2754 C. S introduced C.ouncilman'B seconded by Councilman Farrell, raising the salaries of 'th -e tw,o Bridge Tenders to the sum of 45.00 per day, adopted by 7 affirmative vote ,, noes none, absentees none. Resolution #2755 C. S. 1 introduced by Councilman Farrell seconded by Councilman Batchelor, ing the Supe'rintende_nt of the Rock Crusher "14, days vacation, adopted by 7 affirmative votes, noes none, absentees none. Resolution #2'-756* _C,. S introduced by Councilman Batchel seconded by- Councilman Mcgargar, granting Willet Hopkins, a •permit to sell soft drinks at Drea lsand Rink, .adopted by 7 affirmative votes, noes none, absentees none. 'Plfane and 5p'e ti c fica`ona: Resolution ,2757 C. B., introduced by Councilman White, seconded by C ouncilman Farrell, adopting plans and specifi.cati -ons: for the :improvement of Broadway Street; East of Bassett', adopted by 7 affirmative votes,, noes none, absentees none. Resolution of Intention # 2758. 00 S. introduced by Counci Batchelor, s eco n ded by' Councilman MbCargar, baing -a. resolution of intention, orde "ring the improvement of Broadway Street, East .of' Bsssett, adopted.by 7,Affirmative - votes,, noes none, abse� none. Eesolutlon #2`7'5'9" oduced by Councilrnan.Allen, seconded by Councilman Sales,'cbmpromis the claim of W. A. Dontanville m for the Su of X140,0..,, adopted.'by 7 rmatioo votes, noes none.,, absentees none.. Resolution• #2760 C. S. the contraet the official advertising o uncilman :".ales aw introduced•b Councilman Mcoar ar° 'seconded 'by Co , 0 ted 7 affirmative votes - noes; none. t bse e 't Petaluma Daily Courier�t' a& p y , a n ees none.. Resolution #2761 C. S:.. introduced by Councilman Farrell., . seconded by Councilman Batchelor, directing the City Engineer- to prepare plans, and specs= ficatons for the necessary sewers. on 5th st, between C and E tsts,,- adopted by 7 affirmativ==e votes:,' noes- none, absentees `none. Resolution 72762 C. S: 1 i intr by C ouncilman Allen, ;seconded by .Councilman Sales, allowing 14- days vacation to :PoliCe Officers•, adopted- by 7 affirmative' votes, noes none, absentees none J OA 5-3 City Attorney B.urke rep -orted that all of.. the property owners on G st extension, with the exc eption of one., °had signed the agreement t share in the expense of said opening and that they would meet this week , to complete all the :arrangeme.nts The Chief of Police was requested to move the traffic warning signs at, 3rd and E sts., as, the trees now obstruct'the sign: - Also Council man Illen agreed to - ask the Galifornia Automobile. Association to supply warning °signs to be,plaCed on the highway at the entr to the -city, showing that a traffic officer is on constant duty to enforce the speed • laws;. Election Returns: This being. the time set by- for canvassing the election returns for the General Municipal Election, held on June `12th, 1923, the .Council proceeded t canvass the same with the results as follows: Gandidate #1 #2 #.3 #5 X6'' 7 Total A„ + +rivi T - A . 91 QN AMI ,I 7a Q I anc ;+ n l l: ii c s _xiew C.t: i 3195 I 7_S1011 10.3{ 103 114' '103; 83X 102k x I V X91 - - 575 ' _18�135 I ! _VVhate,_ h ,; r 15_.+61 5Q? 73 38 54 x 1 291 ire L a = =�?. • 38 142' 10,_7 1:39 119 104' k 6.8,9 Stu_dwdert, ,J T. 4:2. 141 10AL146 124' i 144 :x 7_ 1 r (`� ..y_e r-s_, ' : H . - - 39 134; .10;3 1.38 '117 1.3.7 x `lok r, A 43 j 141109' 154 ,125} 141 x 713 Plank F. F. `133' ._38 108_ 1.38 1.02' 136 • r _x_' f Akers, S. H,- 38 `13.9 1061146_115 142 x �lms'ted �J A. a3.6 135' 13,'6��118 Pe. o p e _Z. 3$, 13.6 105 138 12 1 130' 7' - 675 _B.r_own, C . _ g ___ Cr_omvrell,_F.� 36 103 110 9_7 5 x� _ . _ 542 -- 8.: �. 9e8 �Gre -en, J. 11�:: °l9 68 48' 7 _1: 2 �5_3 x__ Zi.ppt E. . ._.i_ �., �_l:7 8E, - _'5 86 5�9 8.1� x 40.6.. 173 -_ 19°3_ 164 214 72 r '1891 7, 1005 Councilman Sales introduced and Councilman Batchelor seconded . the following resolution , t,o -wit; Re #2763 C.. S. BE I7 RESOLVED THAT the City , Council having canvassed, the ballots of the General Municipal Election,, held. in the City of Petaluma on the 1,1bh 5f4 day of June, 1923, U. L. -Salas be ..and. he.. is-. hereby'_ declared .elected mayor that Geo. Van Bebber W.J. Farrell and G. M. Riewerts be and they are hereby declared, elected Uouncilmen; that Lyman Green be and he is hereby declared elected City Clark and Auditor; that J. T. Stud.d be and he is hereby declared,, elect Assess =or, Tax and License Collector- that. F. H. Myers be and he is hereby declared elect6A .Treasurer thafkll, Flohr be and he 'is hereby declared elected, Chief of Police;;, that F. Y.. Plank be 'and he is hereby declared elected Police Judge,; that 6. 11. Akers be and he is hereby declared elected Superintendent- of Streets that J. A. Olmsted and 3�. Z. Pe -ogles be and they are hereby declared 618at.ed membets of the Board of Education; that Alice Brown and F. A. Cromwell be and they are hereby declared .elected Library Trustees and that the - City Clerk issue Proper Certif- icates of Election o Adopted by 7' affirmative vot' s es; noe none ab =tees none. OURNMENT: There being no further bu-sine on motion regularly made carr the meeting adjourned to -mee at the usuall time and ,ce :on June 2.9th., 1923. 1 1 0 1