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3 � Nir. tnTeiss indicated that a service station will certainly require a greater quantity of water than a residence. This might be true if car washing is p racticed, but our records of other filling stations where car washing is not permitted and septic tanks are used show that water c:�nsumptian is generally less than a normal two bedroom home. I sincerely hope that this provides �Councilman Weiss some of the answers to his proposed questions. Eugune Mason Howell Public Health Engineer Councilman Weiss expressed his appreciation of the letter from Mr. Howell. He was of """�I ; the opinion that these people should be treatc�d as the other people in the IInerald Lake ..� area with re�ard to water service. Councilman Weiss moved that the report be made a part of the record, seconded by Councilman Stout and ca.rried. MISS ADRIENNE WEINER RE�.RDING ALLEG;�� PERSONAL INJURY AT SWIM POOL. The Clerk r ead the ""� letter. Councilman Weiss moved that this communieation be referred to the insurance � carrier, seconded by Councilmt�n Spille�s and carried. The Mayor called attention to the study meetings on July 2l.4.th and July 31st. Councilman Granger moved th at the last Monday of July (July 29th) be substituted for the July 31st study meeting and that no study meeting be held on July 31st, seconded by Councilrnan Weiss and carried. � Councilman :�tout brought attention to the f act that the pl aques on the co nerete benches are being taken off and Y�.e asked that this matter be given consideration. This was ' followed by discussion. Councilman Granger was of the opinion that this should be � referred to the Park �uper�ntendent. Counci lman Stout moved t,hat this ma.tter be referred to the City P'tan�er requesting the Park Department to replace theplacques, seconded by �ouncilman Weiss and carried. Councilman Granger stated that Assemblyman Britschgi was in the audience and ought �o be �� re�.;ognized and asked to make a report on happenings in Sacramento. The Mayor asked "`"'� Assemblyman Britschgi to �ive the Council a few words. Mr. �"ritschgi s tated that he has been visitin� cities in the area and he just wants them to know that he is interested in them. He spoke about the le�islation with regard to annexation of islands. He referred to other le�islation and mentioned in particular the matter of local control such as hours that the firemen could work and also the setting of holidays. Councilman Spillers moved that the meeting be a�l;�ourned, seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried The next meeting will be August 5, 1957• Meeting j�u ed, ,�; l;;p.�u. o .' Br y�-- City Clerk pro-tem Minutes of the Regula r Meetin.g , Redwood City Council Augus t �, 1957, 8:00 P.M. � I! Invocation was lead b� Reverend TrTilbur ��Testerdahl, Peninsul a Covenant �hurch. ; ' ON ROLL CALL the f'ollowin� were noted present: Councilmen rloyd D. uranger, Sidney D. Herkner, � Hiram S. Stout, Loizis G�eiss, rZayor �illiam H. Royer and City Clerk R. S. �odge. Council- men Rohert V. Spillers and Ray We�.Tmauth were nated absent. Also present were City I', Mana�er E. A. Rolison, City �%ngineer Glann M. Jain, City Attorne�r Robert J. Costello, � � � ' Water Superintend�nt H. L. ��TintPr, Building Inspector �. H. Kreiss, Assistant Tn�ater I Superinte�dent Warren I�Titchell, Assessor-A�adit�r John J. Brophy� Police Captain i Theodore P�Zoudakas, Police Lietuenant Joel Mansfield, Assistant to the City i�Ianager L. A. ��imball, Park and `Kecreation Commissioner �ianley, Planning Commissioner Webber -and Senior Stenogra�her Clerk Vivi�n �ol�n�_uist. „_.-� �� _._,u:�:,,,� _ .�, . . u�;��. ...._.:.� .... . _M � „. . -.;r...,-�..��-