BOOK 23_1950-05-15 to 1952-04-21

Browse Search

Bissel's Tire Shop 2093'Broadway) Old Restaurant 20139 Broadway) Hallett''s Market 2081-2085 Broadway) belonging to A. G. Frank, 90'Cedro Way San Francisco, California Dusel's Real Estate Office 2075 Broadway) belonging to Photo Engraving Shop Beauty Parlor 2073 2071 Broadway) Broadway) J. J. Me Cormic, 1995 Ocean Avenue, San Francisco, Calif. These buildings were inspected by the Fire and Building Departments and under - pining was found to be in a dangerous condition; joist and girders dry rotting; wiring in some of the buildings not legal; frame buildings in No. 1 Fire Zone and they could not be made to comply; the platform at the rear of the buildings in dangerous condition. The meters had been ordered disconnected at the res- taurant building, 2089 Broadway. Bissell's would be vacant shortly and utility meters could be disconnected as these stores became vacant. Some action would prob- ably have to be taken on some of the buildings before they were vacated. It was recommended by these departments that a report from the Health Department would be desirable and also from the Engineering Department on the piling or underpinning. Councilman Spillers moved that this be carried on the agenda for a,•more complete report, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. STOP SIGN AT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND JEFFERSON AVENUE. Affidavit of publication ordered filed by Mayor Britschgi. ORDINANCE No. Glib. STOP SIGNS AT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND JEFFERSON AVENUE. Councilman Spillers moved adoption of ordinance establishing stop signs, seconded by Council- man Royer and carried on roll call. Councilman 'Morgan noted absent. R. H. RATLIFF, PENINSULA AMBULANCE SERVICE. City Attorney Currie stated there was some 27, question in drawing up an agreement in regard to repair and maintenance of equipment in the ambulance. Fire Chief Lodi stated the resuscitator was occasionally checked by them and that Mr. Ratliff had previously taken care of any other necessary maintenance. Mayor Britschgi thought one might be needed at Fire Station No. 2, which would be in the vicinity of the new swimming pool at Community Park. City Manager Rolison explained .one had been included in the budget but had since been taken out on the expected cancellation of the contract with Mr. Ratliff, but now that City -'equipment would be continued in use by the Peninsula Ambulance another resuscitator might be included. An inhalator was also mentioned, in connection with the swimming pool need. Councilman Granger questioned the City liability with regard to anything happening in the ambulance, but City Attorney Currie stated the City was adequately covered with insurance including malpractice, etc. Previous understanding was that the City w ould call on the 'County Ambulance and Peninsula Anbulance Service would supplement that. Other questions came up on this and Capt. Douglas explained that arrangements had already been made with Mr. Ratliff for the rodeo, that an ambulance would be on either side of the Bayshore at the rodeo and he wished to knoe if the calls would go to the County in the case of an emergency. He also stated the service had been good and their department was satisfied. It was understood the existing contract would be concelled at the end of June. Mayor Britschgi suggested this be placed on the agend for two weeks and be worked out at the budget study meetings. City Attorney Currie stated the contract could be revewed without further compensation. FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE REMOVAL OF THE RUG BUSINESS AT 730 Katherine Street, John Hartley owner. Councilman Royer moved that this be dropped from the agenda, seconded i loll am WIN al 1