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200 Councilman Spillers st-ited that he was not in favor of a sales tax and he stated that he did not see where there was any place in this report that took into consideration the matter of recreation. This was followed by discussion. The City Manager was asked to work with the City Attorney in determining the possible results from a dollar and cents standpoint* COUNCIL APPROVAL APPLICATICNS FOR SALE OF SAFE AND SANE FIRSVORKS. The Fire Department recormends,"safe and sane" that permits be allowed subject to the conditions and to the following regulations established by State and Local Fire Department regulations: Kleer Drug, 2636 Broadway Toy L Party Shap, 232 Woodside Plaza Donovan's., Chestnut and Bayshore Councilman Stout moved that the permits be granted as recommended., seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. PL)'�.NNING COLM,1ISSION RECOMMENDED DENIAL APPLICATICN A. E. RUKAN TO REZONE LOTS 12 TO 14., BLOCK 15, LENOLT (WHIPPLE NEAR INDUSTRIAL WAY) FROM R-1 TO C-1. The Planning Commission stated in their letter that the Improvement Club in the area filed a protest at the public hearing. The Planning Commission deniedI the request for the following reasons: 1. No public necessity was shown. 2, The Planning Commission wishes to wait until the recommendations on the new land use Plan are before them* Councilman Spillers moved that this be set for public hearing on July 9th., seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried* CLAIM-. CALIFORNIA AUTO ASSOCIATION CLAIM FOR DAMAGES TO MEMBERS AUTO CAUSED BY DRIVING AUTO TNTO STREET DEPRESSION., HURON BET17�EN OAK AND ROOSEVELT. Councilman Spillers moved that the claim be denied and referred to the insurance carrier, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried* PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY REPORT REMOVAL OF POLES ON EL CAMINO REAL SOUTH OF BR13VSTER. This letter was to inf om the Council that the two poles on the east side of El Camino Real south of Brewster installed under temporary permit from City of Redwood (" ity w ere removed last week. The letter was ordered filed* SANDRA J,�ERRYFTELD, JOHN GILL SCHOOL STUDENT., REGARDING NNTI*LITTERBUG CAMPAIGN TO CLEAN UP RM,7100D CITY - STREETS. The Clerk read the letter. Councilman Britschgi moved that this letter be referred to the City beautification Committee, the Clerk to answer Miss Merryfieldts letter thanking her on behalf of the Council and telling her of the Council's action, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. TRAFFIC CO12TITTEE REdOIXFENDED PRIORITY FOR PROPOSED AUTO1,1ATIC CPOSS-ING GATES INSTALLATIONS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS. The Committee recommends the priority of the proposed installation b e as follows when the- funds are available: 16 Jefferson Avenue 2e Chestnut Street 3. Spruce Street 4. Maple Street 5* Cedar Street 6# Main Street 7. Broadway Vain Street and Broadway were recommended last in the order of priority. This was done, as a man is employed at each of these crossings by the Southern Pacific at the present time, which affords adequate protection at these two crossings. The, Public Utilities Commission, California State Building., San Francisco 2., California., should be advised by letter from the Council as soon as possible regarding the City's vierr on this plan, Councilman Stout moved that the priority list be adopted and the proper authorities be notified of the action and the City Manager to recon:wendrhit fund, are to be Used., report to be back in two weeks, seconded by Councilman 71eiss. Co,incillman Granger asked to include that when they notify the Southern Pacifi6 Company that they indicate that they do not desire to close any 0 0