1933-01-17 Regular CC MinutesREGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ALAMED, TUK9DAY EVENING,
JANUARY 17, 1933
The meeting convened at 8 o'clock with Council-President Murray presiding.
The roll was called and Councilmen Morris, Shanly, Schaefer and President Murray (4)
were noted present. Absent: Councilman Leydecker (1).
The minutes of the regular meeting of January 3, 1933 were approved as read.
COmmUNICATIONS:
The following communications were received:
v 1. From Fred N. Morcom, Mayor of the City of Oakland, enclosing Resolution of the
Oakland City Council in reference to consolidation of City and County governments in Alameda
County. There being no objection, the communication was ordered filed.
2. V From the City Manager notifying the Council that after a careful investigation it
had been ascertained that 63.8% of the residents of Park Avenue do not desire the name of the
Avenue changed, and 19% are in favor of a change. In view of the percentage not in favor of
changing the name of the Avenue, it was -recommended that no action be taken at the present
time. Mx. Shanly moved that the recommendation be adopted, seconded by Ir. Schaefer,carried
unanimously.
3. From the Board of Public Utilities requesting that necessary action be initiated to
place the question of the continuance or discontinuance of the operation of the Municipal Bus
Lines on the ballot at the next municipal election. In view of the fact that there is no
public demand for such an action Mr. Shanly moved that the communication be referred back to
. the Board of Public Utilities, seconded by Mr. Morris, carried unanimously.
From the City. Manager referring to a communication from Hollis Thompson, City
Manager of Berkeley, requesting that-the Council adopt a resolution contributing the sum of
$75.00 to the League of California Municipalities for the purpose of participating in the
expense of necessary legislation to bring about proper allocation of the Gas Tax to various
municipalities. There being no objection, the communication was ordered filed.
5. / From Jordan and Ticoulet, enclosing monthly report of receipts and disbursements
for the fiscal year 1932-1933 as of November 30, 1932. The communication was, without objection
ordered filed.
6. From Jordan and Ticoulet, submitting monthly report covering receipts and
disbursements for the City of Alameda covering the fiscal year 1932-1933 as of December 31,
1933. The communication was, without objection, ordered filed.
7. From Mx. and Mrs. Ernest H. Crook requesting that the Council take some action
toward the purchase of property at 1019 Peru Street for the purpose of extending Franklin
Park. In view of the fact that a similar request had been referred to the Council and had
/ been denied in view of the fact that there was no appropriation in the present budget for
this purpose, it was moved by Mr. Schaefer and seconded by Mr. Shanly, and unanimously
carried, that this request be denied and that the petitioners be notified of the Council's
decision.
/ B. 1 From H. F. McCarthy requesting the Council for renewal of a temporary permit to
manufacture potato chips at 167 Maitland Drive, Bay Farm Island. On motion of Jr. Morris,
seconded by Mr. Schaefer, and unanimously carried, it was the decision of the Council to
grant a temporary revocable permit for a period of six months for the purpose specified in
the commulication.
RESOLUTIONS:
9. Mr. Schaefer introduced and moved the adoption of -
Resolution No. 1719
Transferring $4,258.31 from the Electric Light Fund
To the General Fund
The motion was seconded by Mr. Morris and on roll call carried unanimously.
10. Mr. Morris introduced and moved the adoption of -
Resolution No. 1720
Transferring 5,000.00 from the General Fund to
Compensation Insurance Fund
The motion was seconded by Mr. Schaefer and on roll call carried unanimously.
11. Mr. Schaefer introduced and moved the adoption of -
Resolution No. 1721
Authorizing Payment to the League of California
Municipalities for Furnishing Assistance and
Information with reference to Gas Tax Allocation.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Morris and on roll call carried unanimously.
January 17, 1933.
ORDINANCES FOR PASSAGE:
12. Ordinance No.
New Series
Repealing Sections 421 and 432 and Amending Sections
427 and 428, Chapter V1, Article 7, of Ordinance No.1,
New Series, Known as the Municipal Code of the City of
Alameda.
13.
Mx. Schaefer moved that the Ordinance as read be adopted, seconded by Mr. Morris
and on roll call carried unanimously.
Ordinance No.
New Series
Reclassification of Property
(Known as 1710 Encinal Ave. )
Mr. Schaefer moved that the Ordinance as read be adopted, seconded by Mr. Morris
and on roll call carried unanimously.
FILING:
The City Clerk stated that since the last meeting of he Council the following paper
had been filed:
14. Endorsement to Public Official Bond #22445-D, covering Homer R. Dallas,
City Treasurer, City of Alameda, California.
BILLS:
Claims against the General Departments amounting to 4416.6D; Police Department,
4174.51; Fire Department, 4105.75; Street Department, 41,811.58; Health Department,
$648.49; Golf Course Department, 4216.00; Recreation Department, $128.46; Store
Department, $63.02; Social Service Department, 4194.49; Compensation Insurance Fund,
41.001 having been approved by the proper officials were listed by the Clerk as follows:
Alameda Times Star
Andersons Carpet House
Baker, Hamilton & Pacific Co.
Bancroft-Whitney Company
Cranston, A. R.
, Mailer & Co., W. P.
Loop Lumber Co.
Mackenzie, C. E.
Pingree, L. G.
Paula Furniture Company
Ring, Florence M.
Record Printing & Pub. Co., The
Smith, Chas.
Fore, Ted
McKenna, Elenor
Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co.
Alameda Cyclery
Alameda Steam Laundry
Alzina, Hap
Dietz Motor Co.
Fuller, W. P. & Co.
George, Charley
Noy, R. H.
Paula Furniture Company
Santa Clara Cyclery
Shredded Wheat Bakeries
Smith's Restaurant
Vosburg Hardware
Vicks Super Service
Western Auto Supply
Alameda Steam Laundry
East Bay Municipal Utility
Johnson, S. T.
Pingree, L. G.
Standard Oil Company of Calif.
Salisbury, A. C.
GENERAL DEPARTivalITS
Printing Copies, Ordinances 4 5.00
Mastipave Installed City Hall 182.10
Cuspidors, Chair Seats, Nails 5.68
Cal. App. Reports 2.85
Moving Radiator, En. Off. 6.80
Paper, Paints, etc. City Hall 75.06
Lumber, City Hall 1.20
Overhauling Check Writer 2.50
Servicing Typewriter . 1.71
Curtains, Carpet Repair, City Hall 24.00
Coroner's Verdict, Body Palmer 1.00
Sub. to Cal. Dec. & Cal. App. 18.00
Plumbing Repairs, City hall 9.65
Miscel. Signs, City Hall 30.10
Services 50.00
Shelf Supports 1.00
Total: 4 416.65
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Battery for Fingerprint Camera 4 2.50
Laundry .62
Motor Repairs 3.75
Auto Service 20.15
Paint and Paint Remover 6.05
Painting Traffic Signs 5.00
Dog Meat . 2.55
Installing Battery & Gen. 18.75
Chair Repair 1.75
Making Key .25
Dog Food 5.00
Meals 6.96
Draw Pulls .40
Repairing Tubes 2.50
Radio Service & Parts 98.28
Total: 4 174.51
FIRE DEPARTMENT
December Linen Service 35.56
Water 27.84
Stove Oil 13.39
Typewriter Servicing 1.71
Gasoline 25.00
Hand Cleaner 2.25
Total: 4 105.75
Labor
Alameda Welding Works
Alameda Battery & Electric
Baker, Hamilton & Pacific Co.
California Brush Company
Campe, Henry
Collins & Zanazzi
Collins & Zanazzi
Fuller, W. P. & Co.
East Bay Mun. Util. Dist.
Roebling, John A. & Sons
Standard Oil Company
Texaco Super Service
United Iron Works
Western Construction News
Alameda Sanatorium
Burns, Mrs. V.
Collins & Zanazzi
Fox Water Company
Martin, J. A.
Pauline, Rosemarie
•killing, L. F. M. D.
Smith Brothers
Vicks Super Service
Wetmore Chevrolet Company
Labor
Baker, Hamilton & Pacific Co.
California Mill and Lumber Co.
East Bay iun. Util. Dist.
TV 9 TV 9 TV
Fuller, W. P. & Co.
Goff, Tom.
Powell Brothers
Rhodes & Jamieson
Siegler, Louis
Standard Oil Co. of California
Texaco Super Service
Bryant, }Ralph M.
Smith Brothers
AnseIles Electric Company,
Cooke, R. B. Co.
Gallen Kamps
Municipal Electric L & P
TV TV
Penny, J. C. Co.
TV TV It
Pingree, L. G.
Sirola Bros,
Grand Station Pharmacy
eet Department
Welding for Sweeper
Parts for Trucks
Lanterns
Bamboo Broom Fibre
Forge Coal
Goodyear & Firestone Tires
Vulcanizing & Changing Tire
Paint
Water
Gutter Broom Wire
Gasoline
Battery Water
Shoe for Sweeper
One Year's Subscription
. January 17, 1933
41336.36
1.00
2.69
29.20
63.00
6.00
114.81
.40
2.13
2.07
70.53
110.39
1.00
69.00
3.00
Total: 41811.58
Health Department
Emergency Hospital Upkeep
Services at Conference
Tire
Distilled Water
Services, Exterminator
Labratory Services
Services Conference
Card Tray
Tire Repair
011
Total:000•000
GOLF COURSE DIMiRTMENT
• • 0 • 0
4 575.00
2.50
4.55
2.50
44.00
7.70
5.00
2.94
3.25
1.05
. . . . 4 648.49
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Rakes
Lumber
Water
Water, City Hall Fountains
Paint
Services
Cement
Cement
Straightening Fence
Gasoline
Rad. Seal
4 216.00
4.75
32.24
29.02
14.49
3.00
24.00
.10
6.86
1.00
12.50
.50
Total:. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4 126.46
Store Department
Money advanced for stamps
Envelopes
4 60.00 A
3.02
Total: 63.02
Social Service Department
Coil for heater
Tubing
Shoes
Indigent's light bills
TV TV TV
Merchandise
TV
Typewriter Service
Shoe repairing
.90
1.00
20.35
38.34
115.16
8.20
2.99
2.40
3.15
Total:. . . . . . . . . . . . . • 4 194.49
Compensation Insurance Fund
Prescription • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • '4 1.00
Mr. Shanly moved that the claims as listed be paid, seconded by hi
Led unanimously.
There being no further business to transact
Tuesday evening, February 7, 1933, at 8 o'clock.
Respectfully
. Morris, und on roll call
(Dwell adjourned to meet in regular session,