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0 L� 0 299 Parking Lot No. 4 and Pennsylvanid ftenuse 5• A red zone be established on both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue from Winslow Street to Jefferson Avenue. 6. Establish Pennsylvania Avenue as a one -Ray street., southeasterly from Winslow Street to Jefferson Avenue. 7. Establish parallel parking on both sides of Winslow Street from Pennsylvania Avenue to Marshall Streete, 8. Establish parallel parking on both sides of Hamilton Street between Theater Street and Marshall Street. 9. Establish parallel parking on both sides of Marshall Street from Hamilton Street to Jefferson Avenue. Councilman Spillers moved approval of the Traffic Committees' recommendation. City Attorney Costello stated that be had a resolution. Councilman Spillers changed his motion and offered RESOLUTION 2116 ESTABLISHING PROHIBITED PARKING AREAS ON CERTAIN DESIGNATED STREET., AND DIRECTING CITY MANAGER TO APPROPRI- ATELY MARK SAID AREAS (this includes recommendations is 3., 4 & 5 listed above., number 2 being deleted because the Traffic Committee later decided.to put in three parking meters) and moved its adoptions seconded by Councilman Stout.. This was followed by discussion. The motion carried on roll call with Councilman Britschgi being noted absent. . Councilman Spillers offered intoduction of ordinance establishing parallel parking on recommendations 6s 7s 8 and 9 listed above$ seconded by Councilman Weiss and carried. TRAFFIC COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS STOP SIGNS TO BE INSTALLED AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF ALAMEDA DE LAS PUMAS AND ROOSEVELT AVENUE AND AT MC GARVEY AVENUE AND ROOSEVELT AVENUE. Councilman Spillers offered RESOLUTION 2117 ESTABLISHING STOP INTERSECTIONS AT CERTAIN DESIGNATED LOCATIONS and moved its adoptions seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll. calls Councilman Britsfti being noted absent. TRAFFIC COWUTTEE RECOMI MED LOADING ZONE BE ESTABLISHED FOR A DISTANCE OF TWENTY-TWO FEST ON THE EAST SIDE OF BROADWAY IN FRONT OF 1772 BROADWAY. Councilman Spillers moved approval of the Traffic Committees' recommendations seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. City Attorney Costello recommended that the annexation proceedings go forward on the annexation of the Zion Reservoir site alone. He asked for authorization to proceed. Councilman Spillers moved that the City Attorney be given authorization to proceed with the annexation as outlined., seconded by Councilman Stout. This was followed by discussion. Mr. Costello stated that the City has an agreement for an easement of 201,to get to the reservoir. Mr. Jain stated that he did not contact the Zion people and because of all the problems involved he was recommending this procedure. The motion carried. Councilman Herkner raised the question of when they would call for bids. The City Attorney stated that he believed the Council should wait for the annexation before calling for the bids. Councilman Britschgi entered the meeting at 9:145 P. M. The Mayor announced that the Council was invited to attend the meeting and ceremonies at Eagles Hall on October 3rd at 8:00 P. M. and he also called attention to the meeting scheduled on October 4th with the representatives of the Emerald Lake people. COUNCILMAN BRITSCHGI REPORT REGARDING MEETING ON HIGHWAY STUDIES. This meeting lasted two diays and they Were handled similar to the Council's public hearings. These meetings were for highway studies only. They discussed the problem of rerouting Spruce Street. He further stated that to make it official the Council should instruct the City Attorney to contact the State in regard to the possibilities of rerouting Spruce Street from El Camino Rpal to Bayshore Highway. Willow Road was also up for discussion and a re- solution should be drawn up for this also. Councilman Britschgi moved that the City Attorney be authorized to draw up the necessary resolution to have Spruce Street connect from 5 Points to Bayshore Freeways second- ed by Councilman Spillers. Mr. Thomas.Tuites Jr.s ased that they include in the motion the words " or an alternate route". This was included in the motion after which Mr. Tuite explained why he wanted these