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1933-01-03 Regular CC MinutesH A, V` REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1933. The meeting convened at 8 o'clock with Council-Vioe-President Leydecker presiding. The roll was called and Councilmen Morris, Shanly and Leydecker (3) were noted present. Absent: President Murray and Councilman Schaefer (2)0 C010MUNICAT IONS: The minutes of the regular meeting of December 20, 1932 were approved as read. The following communications were received: From the City Manager informing the Council that at a special meeting of the Board of Public Utilities, held Friday, December 23, 1932, an extra dividend of $100#00 was voted to the Alameda Kiddies Milk Belief Fund and requesting the Council to transfer the amount to the Alameda Social Service Board. Mr* Shanly moved that the request be granted, seconded by Mr. Morris, and on roll call carried unanimously. 2. From the City Manager submitting a proposed agreement between the State of California and the City of Alameda covering the care of single unemployed Alameda citizens at the State Labor Camps. The communication and agreement were, without objection, referred to the City Manager and City Attorney. 3. From the City Manager referring to a communication read at the previous meeting of the Council from the City Planning Commission relative to the lighting in the Alameda end of the Posey Tube and informing the Council that Mr. Geo. A. Wilhelm,Cbiinty Engineer, was making a study of the lighting conditions and that as soon as it is completed a report will be made. There being no objection, the communication was ordered filed. 4. ✓ From the City Manager referring to Resolution #1707, passed by the Council at a previous meeting, and calling attention to a form of resolution submitted to the Council pledging support to a movement to obtain a new allocation of the State Gas Tax. There being no objection,,the communication was ordered filed. 5. From-the Alameda Improvement Club calling attention to a communication addressed to - the Council on August 13, 1932 in.referenee to allocation of funds derived from the State Gasoline Tax. There being no object-ion, the communication was referred to the Committee of the Whole. 6. // From the League of California Municipalities referring to a meeting held in San Francisco on December 28, 1932 by the representatives of approximately 50 municipalities in the State protesting the subjection of States and State Agencies to Federal taxes and recommending the passage of a resolution by the Council endorsing such protest. There being no objection, the communication was ordered filed and a,copy forwarded to the Board of Public Utilities. c7e' From the Alameda Improvement Club enclosing copy of resolution protesting against V/ any further bond issues in Alameda County; also copy of resolution declaring the Alameda Improvement Club opposed to any movement for a consolidated City and County Government of cities and towns in Alameda County, There being no objection, the communication was ordered filed. 8 From the City Planning Commission recommending to the Council the reclassif ieation of property known as 1710 Encinal Avenue from Residential District, Class 1, to Residential District, Class 11, to permit the remodeling of the premises from a one family residence to a two family residence. Mr. Shanly moved that the recommendation be adopted, seconded by bLr. Mr. Morris, carried unanimously. RESOLUTIONS: Mr. Morris introduced and moved the adoption of "Resolution No. 1714 Resolution Endorsing Joint Plan of League of California Municipalities and State Supervisors Association for Distribution of Motor Tax Funds to Municipalities." The motion was seconded by Mr. Shanly and on roll call carried unanimously. 10. Mr. Shanly introduced and moved the adoption of "Resolution No. 1715 In Re: Federal Taxes - Revenue Act of 1932." The motion was seconded by Mr. Morris and on roll call carried unanimously. Mr. Morris introduced and moved the adoption of "Resolution No. 1716 Transferring $100,00 From the Electric Light Fund to The General Fund." The motion was seconded by Mr. Shanly and on roll call carried unanimously* � January 3, 1933. 12. V 13. Mr. Shanly introduced and moved the adoption of - "Resolution No. 1717 Transferring $150.00 From the Electric Light Fund to The General Fund." The motion was seconded by Mr, Morris and on roll call carried unanimously. Mr. Morris introduced and moved the adoption of - "Resolution No. 1718 Transferring $150.00 From General Budget to Social Service Budget." The motion was seconded by Mr. Shanly and on roll call carried unanimously. The following ordinances were introduced and laid over under provision of the Charter: v 14. "Ordinance No. New Series Repealing Sections 421 and 432 and mending Sections a 427 and 428, Chapter V1, Article 7, of Ordinance No. 10 New Series, Known as The Municipal Code of the City of Alameda." 15. "Ordinance No. New Series Reclassification of Property (Known as 1710 Eneinal Ave.)" BILLS: I Claims against the General Departments amounting to $1608.33; Police Department, $89.34; Fire Department, $146.52; Street Department, $2220.45; Health Department, $73.47; Golf Course Department, $573.20; Recreation Department, $239.27; Stare Department, $92.73; Social Service Department, $301.16; Initiative Relief Fund, 46.05; East Bay Municipal Utility District Payments, $2449.24; Compensation Insurance :Fund, $464.75; having been approved by the proper officials were listed by the clerk as follows: GENERAL DEPARTMENTS Alameda Repair & Supply Co. Window Glazed 1000 Alameda Times -Star Printing Ordinances 27.17 Baker - Hamilton - Pacific Co. Hardware Sup)lies 15.44 Bank of .America Safe Deposit Box, Justice 4.00 ' Breed Burpee & Robinson Professional Services 450.00 Bryant, Ralph M. Reimbursing Revolving Fund 332.85 v\ California Mill and Lumber Co. Lumber, City Hall Basement 3:59 Copalite Reflecting Signal Co. Stop Signals 102.00 Dallas, Homer R. P. 0. Box Rental 1.50 6000 East Bay Plus Print & Supply Co. Dist. Photostating Water, City Hall and Fountains 19.60 East Bay Mun. Utility Fuller & Co., W. P. Paint, etc., City Hall 113.58 Loop Lumber & Mill Co. Counter Case, etc. City Hall 40.27 Loop Lumber & Mill Co. Co. Lumber, Jail Lumber, Harbor Tug & Barge 1.20 149040 Loop Lumber & Mill 7.20 Mun. Electric Light & Power Globes 50.00 Murray, William F. Mayorts allowance 49.30 Pao. Gas & Electric Co. Gas, City Hall 1.35 Parsons, Inc., J. A. Calendar Pads, Auditor Disposal of Dead Animals 25.00 Peterson Tallow Co. P Peterso L. l Typewriter Service, 3 mos. 13:68 Postmaster Envelopes, Auditor 169020 25.00 United States Fidelity & Guaranty Premium, Clerk of Justice Court Total :.............. .......................1608.33 POLICE DEPARTKFM Alameda Steam Laundry Laundry 5016 57.20 Calif. Automobile association Traffic Signs 2.50 California Sterilizing Works Sterilizing Mattresses 6.94 Dietz Motor Company Servicing Cars 9:00 French Co., F. W. Oxygen 50 Nielsen, Adolph Repair Puncture 1.20 Pacific Gas. & Electric Co. Gas 6.84 Pingree, L. G. Service Total :oo ................. .......... ­4 89.34 January 3, 1933 American Rubber Mfg. Co. Hose 16.50 Bullard Co., E. D. Part of Gas Mask 11.50 Bast Bay Municipal Utility Dist. dater 30.71 French Oxygen Co., F. Via'. Oxygen 11.00 Fuller & Co., W. P. Metal Polish 3.10 Grandjean & Co., Chas, Sulphuric Acid 10.20 Johnson Co., S. T. Stove all 25.08 Municipal Elec. Light & Power Repairing Heater 1.50 Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Gas 21.43 Standard .011 Co. Gasoline 12050 Totals...e.. ... e.sa • a.•.• ♦.r • s.s....... .... 146.52 STREET DEPARZAENT Labor 17.50 $1498.44 Alameda Buttery & Electric Co. Parts, Service 2.91 .Associated Equipizient Co. Rod for Sweeper 5.53 Austin - Western Road Machinery Co. Rod Spring & Ignitor 25.13 Baker,H.amilton & Pacific Welding 128.39 Berg Company, A. E. Gaskets 3.15 Gal. Mill & Lumber Co. Lumber 36.50 Dieterich -Post Company Blue Print Paper 1.26 Dietz Motor Company Parts 2.93 East Bay Municipal Utility Dist. Water for Hydrants 5.20 Bast Bay Municipal Utility Dist. Mater used at Corporation Yard 2.32 Fuller & Co., W. P. Paint 1050 Harron, Rickard & McCone Co. Equipment 410.00 Linde Air Products Co. Oxygen and Acetylene 14.31 Loop Lumber & Mill Company Redwood Battens 13.00 Meuter, Horner Loney advanced Municipal Electric Light & Power Cutting Thread on Pipe .75 50 Pingree, L. G. Typewriter Service 1.71 Smith, Marsh M. Money Advanced Union Oil Co. of California Penn. and asphalt .50 63.22 Vosburg Hardware Company Hardware Supplies 1.80 Western Auto Supply Company Bulbs and Rivets 1.40 Totals .............. .......................42220.45 HEALTH DEPARTMENT American Medical Association Subscription 7.00 Campe, henry Alfalfa 3.00 Koerber Fuel &.Feed Company Oats and ay 6.45 Kuentz, Fred Martin, J. A. Laboratory Services Services, 5.00 Parker, A. W. Exterminator 36.00 Pauline, Rosemarie Guinea Pigs Services 4.20 Pingree, L. G. Typewriter Service 8.40 3.42 Totals ..... s .....a...e.a...•.....s. «••.re.r 73.47 Labor 324.00 Baker- Hamilton- Pacifie Co Hardware Supplies 57.71 Fuller & Go., W. P. Enamel 1.02 Phodes & Jamieson Company Building Materials 51.15 Transit Concrete, Ltd. Building Materials 121.44 Standard Oil Company of California Cup Grease 17.88 Totals ...... ..............................4 573.20 Alameda Trimm Shop Dietz Motor Company East Bay Mun. Utility Dist. Fuller & Company, W. P. Goff, Tom Grobon & Weems Hallisey, M. Hovet, Harold Koplin Roofing Company Loop Lumber & Mill Company Pacific Coast Fence Co. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Pingree, L. G. Powell Brothers Powers, Thomas - , ; , ,,_ u« - : F.x ,., 4-( Rhodes, & Jamieson, Ltd.'` Stalker, E. Standard Oil Co. of California Wanner Mfg. Company Windows installed 17.50 Parts for Ford 094 Water 76.02 Supplies 3.75 ,Services as Gardener 24.00 Laces, etc. 2.55 Services as Play Director 9.00 Hole Punch 4.17 Retar roofing on Pumphouse 2.00 Lathing .80 Fence Bands 10.00 Gas, Perks 4186 Servicing Typewriters 1.71 Top Gravel :3.77 Services as Gardener 38.70 Cement, etc. 19.80 Services as Play director 6.00 Gasoline 12.50 Felt emblems 1.20 Total: .. e r ....... ........ a .......... .. . . ... 23 iY . 2 7 e . t January 3, 1933. Crocker & Company, H. S. Folders 7.68 Pacific Coast Paper Company Lilly Cups 4.26 Smith Brothers Folders, Pencils 19.40 Standard Oil Company of California Gasoline 54.13 Western Loose Leaf Co. Office Materials for new Store Room 7.26 Total; ..................... *.*.** ........ oo 92.73 SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT Alameda Co. Tuberculosis Assn. Maintenance at Del Valle 117.00 Fuller & Company, W. P. Brushes, etc. 1.53 Hickman, George Gold Dust, Brooms 3.55 Mun. Electric Light & Power Indigents' Light Bills 100.63 er a it n it 48.49 Penney Company, J. C. Shoes, Merchandise 29.96 Central Market Crystal Meat Market National Market, The East Bay Mun. Utility Dist. Total; ...... ............................... 361.16 INITIATIVE BELIEF FUND Meat n tf Total: ..................................... R 1,05 3.00 2.00 6.65 EAST BAY MUN. UTILITY DISTRICT PA- LVIENTS Pipe Line Installations 9.52 Public Use Charge 2439.72 Total;......... ...... ......................$2449.24 COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND Alameda Sanatorium X -days, Brewer, Bickford 12.50 Bishoff Surgical Co., C « .A.. Trusses, Bickford 12.50 Ohanneson, M. D. John Services rendered in Brooke Case 459x_75 Total: .... ................. «........,.... 464.75 Mr. Shanly moved that the claims as listed be paid, seconded byMr. Morris, and on roll call carried unanimously.