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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-14-1949 City Council MinutesnTrxuTE r~ECOi~D of REGULAR M:;E TIPdG CITY COUNCIL CITY OF ELSINORE ~l MEETZIYG HELD OH THE 14th DRY OF March 19 49 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7:30P.M, with Mayor Tarpley in the chair. Councilmen: T. J. Hudson, Fred Penrod, J. J. Tavis, T. R. Yarborough and Mayor Tarpley answered roll call. Thereupon the Clerk read the minutes of the February 2bth meeting, also the minutes of the Special Pleeting called £or canvassing the election, and there being no errors or ommissions were approved as read. CALENDAR No. l.L, This being the time and place for the public hearing on the proposed amend- ment of Ordinance No, 236 of the City of Elsinore, the City Clerk reported that notice of said hearing has been published in the Elsinore Leader-Press once within the week of the date set For the hearing. All those present in favor of and against the proposed amendment were heard by the Council, ~ '~~ereupon it was moved by Councilman ?Pudson, seconded by Councilman Yarborough, that ali protests and objections thereto be overruled, and that the public interest required the amendment o£ Ordinance No. 236 as follows: To provide for a new subsection to be added to Section 1 of said Ordinance, to be known as "Subsection R3A", reading as follows: Subsection R3A: The following described portion of the City of Elsinore shall be included urithin Zone R3A: IgtS 7 to 11, both inclusive, in Block "E", and Lots 24 to_'29, both inclusive, in Block °F" of Jones Addition to Elsinore. And to provide for the amendment of Subsection R3 by addition there- to of the following paragraph: Excepting therefrom the Following described property, to wit: Lots '] to 11, both inclusive, in Block "E", and Lots 24 to 29, both inclusive, in Block "F" of Jones Addition to Elsinore. And further to provide for a new section to be added to said Ordinance No. 236 to be numbered 6~, and to read as follows: Section 6;: In residential districts of Zone R3A no building, structure or premises shall be erected, constructed, altered or maintained, except as provided in Section 17, which shall be used or designed for any purpose other than a use per- mitted in Zones R1 or Zones R3, or for a parking lot, or for retail sales in connection with other uses which are herein- above specifically permitted in said 'Lone, S+Ihich motion was carried by the folloy~ng vote: MIlYUTE RECORD OF REGULAR I~L;ETIP?G CIi"Y COUNCIL CITY OF ELS>•I~dORE ~2 MEET7IYG HELD OH THE ].la.th D AY OF i'larch rs k9 "S¢RV~Ce^IyN¢ FORM 9p2 BTRN GAAC MIN 11T¢ R¢CO Councilman Hudson Yes " " Penrod No NOES: Tura " Tavis No Yarborough Yes Absent: None Mayor Tarpley Yes CALENDAR No. 15: This being the time and place for the public hearing on the proposed amend- ment of Ordinance No, 236 of the City of Elsinore, the City Cleric reported that notice of said hearing had been published in the Elsinore Leader-Press once within the week of the date set for the hearing. All tYnse present 5.n favor of and against the proposed amendment were heard by the Council. ~rJhereupon it was moved by Councilman Tavis, seconded by Councilman Yarborough, that all protests and objections thereto be overruled, and that the public interest required the amendment of Ordinance No. 236 as follows: To provide for the amendment of Subsection B1 of Section 1 of said Ordinance by the addition thereto of the following paragraph, to wit: Together with all of Blocks 51, 56, and all of Block 22 except the Southerly 165 feet thereof; the Easterly 150 feet o£ Block 57 excepting the Northerly 180 feet thereof; and the Easterly 150 feet of Block 23 excepting the Southerly 165 feet thereof, all in the City of Elsinore. To ilzrther provide for the amendment of Subsection R3 of Section 1 of said Ordinance No. 236, bsr the addition of the follo~r.*ing paragraph: Excepting therefrom such portion of the fallowing described property as is now included in Zone R3, to wit: A11 of Blocks 51, 56 and all of Block 2?_ except the Southerly 165 £eet thereof; the Easterly 150 feet of Block 57 excepting the . Northerl;,> 180 feet thereof; and the Easterly 150 feet of Block 23 excepting the Southerly 165 £eet thereof, all in the City of Elsinore. To provide £or the further amendment of Subsection B2 of Section 1 of Ordinance No, 236, b~~ the addition thereto of the Following paragraph: Excepting therefrom such portion of the following described property as is now included in Zone B2, to wit: All of Blocks 51, 56 and all of Block 22 except the Southerly 165 feet thereof; the Easterly 150 Feet of Block 57 excepting the Northerly 180 feet thereof; and the Easterly- 150 feet of Block 23 excepting the Southerly lb5 feet thereof, all in the City of Elsinore. '.•ahich motion was carried by the following vote: Councilman Hudson Yes " " Penrod Yes " " Tavis Yes nfIlYUTE RECORD OF EEC"iULAR i~I'~TIAIi CITY COUNCIL CIT`.' OF ~LSINORE MEETIlYG HELD OH THE lt+th DAY OF March I9 G9 Councilman Yarborough Yes NOES: None Mayor Tarpley Yes Absent: None #3 Thereupon the clerk read Ordinance No, 309 for its first reading, an Ordinance amending Ordnance ISo. 236, rezoning part of East Graham Avenue, 'nihereuoon it ~.aas moved by Councilman Yarborough, second-ed by Councilman Hudson that Ordinance Ido, 309 be passed to its second reading ~,ahich motion was carried b5* the follo~.aing vote; Councilman Hudson Yes " Penrod Yes NOES: None " 'Davis Yes Absent: None Yarborough Yes Mayor Tarpley Yes Thereupon the Clerk read Ordinance No. 310, an Ordinance anending Ordinance ATO. 236 of the City of Elsinore, rezoning property bounded by Spring Street, Craham Avenue, Biley Street, and Pottery Street. l~Ihereupon it was moved by Councilman Yarborough, seconded by Councilman Tavis that Ordinance No. 310 be passed to its second reading, which motion was carried by the following, vote: Councilman Hudson Yes Penrod Yes NOES: None " " Tavis Yes Absent: None " Yarborough Yes Mayor Tarpley Yes Mr. H. H. Stewart being present stated to the City Council that he could only pay u10.00 monthly for the City garbage and ~•ranted at least a years'contract. Councilman Yarborough in charge of this department imformed him that he would let him know in a few days as to letting same for a years' contract. Councilman Tavis, Park Commissioner reported that the Arbor Day program at the City Park was a success and a good many trees, sh'rub's, and plants were planted. Armstrong's Nursery having donated two hundred roses in addition to what was bought from Yungs Nursery. A ouantity of these Caere turned over to the Pdorth Park in charge of Councilman Yarborough who had attended to the planting there. Also reported that no water was available at the North Park where the planting had been done, and to get water a tyro-hundred foot line would have to be laid. i~lhereupon it was moved by Councilman Yarborough, seconded by Councilman Hudson, that Mr, Harmon, Maintenance Superintendent, be authorized to install a water line so that these plants could be watered, which motion upon vote was carried. Thereupon the Clerk read the applications of Mr. Loback a_nd Mr. $urch for position o£ Chief of Police for the City of Elsinore. Councilman Hudson, Police Commissioner reconunending I~.r. Loback for said position. Councilman Yarborough sugg that rTr. Bittle, a patrolman on tkie Force be promoted to the rank o.f Chie£, this suggestion being backed by Councilmen Penrod- and Tavis. Plhereupon Councilman Hudson made a motion that Ivlr. Loback be appointed Chief of Police, which motion Failed for lack of a second. M7IYUTE RECORD of REGULAR FETING CITY COUNCIL CITY OF ELSINORE ~4. MEET7IYG HELD ON THE 14th DAY OF March Is ~,g tiwhereupon Councilman Hudson made a motion that Mr. Burch be appointed Chief of Police, which motion failed for lack of a second. Whereupon it was moved by Coupcilmau Tavis, Seconded by Councilman Yarborough, that Patrolman 'rdalter C: Bittle be appointed as Ctiief of Police of the City of lsinore, c~ciich motion was carried by the following vote: Councilman Hudson Sdo " " Penrod Yes NOES: One Tavis Yes Absent: None " Yarborough Yes i~4ayor Tarpley Yes whereupon it was moved by Councilman Yarborough, seconded by Councilman Tavis that Nir. Robert Copeland be appointed as a regular patrolman unless otherwise objectable by new Chief of Police, which motion was carried by the following voter Councilman Hudson Yes " " Penrod. Yes A?OES: None " " Tavis Yes Absent: None " " Yarborough Yes Mayor Tarpley Yes Mr. Burch,an applicant for the Chief's position was called on and he stated that if there was a vacancy he would be willing to zwork as a patrolman as he had not been specially after the Chief's position, but could have qualified if appointed. Dr. ~:destphal, County Health Officer, being present was called on and he complimented the City Council for their coroperation with the health department in carrying out the suggestion of the health departments ;n regard to sewer disposal plant and other improvements. He also answered a number o£ questions asked b~* t'rbse present. Mr. Smith and others asked the Council again as to what was being done to get sewer connections for their property. P~Ir. Crane, City &ngineer, answered the . question by stating that they could pay the City for this improvement or the City could form sanitary districts and have it done that way. ;whereupon it was moved by Councilman Penrod, seconded by Councilman Hudson that the City Clerk have the City Attorney draw up the proper forms for commencing the proceeding of Sanitary Districts where needed, which motion was carried by the following vote: Councilman Hudson Yes " " Penrod Yes PdOES: None " " Tavis Yes Absent: None " " Yarborough Yes Mayor Tarpley Yes Mr. Eyre,a local contractor, made a complaint that all persons in the same business as he ware not paying a City License. ,~1as unformed by Councilman Hudson, Police Commissioner, that this matter wou]_d be taken care of. STr. Auerback asked the Council regarding a sign he wishes to install and had been refused a permit. Builaing Inspector DiGiacomo unformed him that the type he wanted ti~ras illegal and some changes should be made in the present Ordinance. MINUTE RECORD OF ~~=ULAR M3~TING CITY COUNCI'. CITY OF ELSINORE MEETING HELD ON THE ~+th DAY OF March is 49 #5 Council reouested him to draw up changes as he thought best and present to the Council for approval. T hereupon the Clerk reported the following recomendations of the Planning Commission to the Council: That the request of the High School for the closing of Silver Street be granted at such a time when they were actually starting work on their im- provements. That Mr. John Di Giacomo be asked to help in drawing up a map for the proposed new zoning ordinance, Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Penrod, seconded by Councilman Tavis, that the matter of the closing of Silver Street as requested by the High School be tabled, which motion upon vote caas carried. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Hudson, seconded by Councilman Yarborough, that 24r. John Di Giacomo be instructed to draw up a map for the proposed zoning ordinance if it could be done without taking up too much of his time as inspector, which motion upon vote was carried, Thereupon the Clerk read Ord-finance No. 308 for its second reading, an Ordinance for a garbage and waste-matter collection fee and the collection of same. ~,~hereupon it was moved by Councilman Penrod, seconded by Councilman Tavis that Ordinance No. 308 be passed and adopted as read and clerk instructed to have same published once in the Elsinore Leader Press, which motion was carried by the following vote: Councilman Hudson Yes " " Penrod Yes NOES: None " Tavis Yes Absent: None " " Yarborough Yes P~Iayor Tarpley Yes Thereupon the Clerk read Ordinance IQo. 311 for its first reading, an Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 282, making Peck Street from Spring Street to the alley East o£ Main Street, a tiro-hour parking zone. t~Jhereupon it was moved by Councilman Yarborough, seconded by Councilman Hudson, that Ordinance P7o. 311 be passed to its second reading, which motion upon vote was carried. Mayor Tarpley imformed the Council that the Seven Day Adventist Church w to put up a banner accross East Graham just Eadt of Main Street and as the members of the Council vranted to know what wording was to be on said banner Mayor Tarpley appointed Councilman Penrod and himself to investigate same. James Truiett of the City Garbage Department imformed the Council that he could not keep up with the work during this cleanup month and asked for an extra hel for the balance of this month of March, which was grarrted. He to get a Mr. Lewis to help out. Mr. Truiett also reported that the City dwnp needed to be worked on with the dozer and reported some streets in need of grading. MINUTE F2ECORD OF R:E^xULAR RISETING CITY COUNCIL CITY OF ELSI~TOftE #6 MEETIlYG HELD OIY THE 11a.th DAY OF March - isk9 i^>hereupon it was _aoved by Councilman Yarborough, seconded by Councilman Tavis, that Councilman Yarborough, Street Commissioner, be authorized to employ Joe Alflen to operate the Motor grader on what work was needed, which motion upon vote was carried, Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Tavis, seconded by Councilman Yarborough, that the bills be allowed as audited by the auditing Committee and the Clerk instructed to issue warrants for same, :which motion upon vote was carried. ijrhereupon it was moved by Councilman Hudson, seconded by Councilman Penrod, that the City Treasurer and City Clerks report be accepted as audited by the Audit- ing Committee and ordered filed, which motion upon vote was carried. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Yarborough, seconded by Councilman Penrod, that the report of the City water and License clerk be accepted as read and ordered filed, which motion upon vote was carried. ~Riereupon it was moved by Councilman Yarborough, seconded by Councilman Hudson, that the meeting adjourn to meet again on Monday, March 28th, 191+9, at the regular time and place, which motion upon vote was carried, `~~~ ~\ vor of the ity o Elsinore City Clerk of the Ci o