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<br /> MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
<br /> REDWOOD CITY COUNCIL
<br /> FEBRUARY Ig , 1935
<br /> g : 00 P . M .
<br /> Upon roll call , the following Councilmen were present : Mayor , C . G . Lambert , L . C . Christensen ,
<br /> J . M . Eva , E . A. Fletcher , R. Y. Jones , P . A. McCarthy , Geo . W. McNulty , City Clerk , B . E .
<br /> Myers . Absent : None .
<br /> The minutes of the meeting of February 5 , 1935 , were approved on motion of Councilman Fletcher ,
<br /> seconded by Councilman_ McNulty.
<br /> Orion A. Hopping and his wife , Thelma S . Hopping , through their attorney , Clifford D . Good ,
<br /> filed demand on the City for $50 , 000 anti $5 , 000 respectively , for alleged injuries sus-
<br /> tained in an automobile accident on or about the 27th day of January , 1935 . The demand was
<br /> referred to the City Attorney .
<br /> Tax Research , Inc . , of Los Angeles , filed claim for Annie F. Plynire for refund of taxes ; 1931-32 ,
<br /> $3s . 22 , 1932-33 - $6)+ . 6g , total $102 . 90 . This demand was referred to the City Attorney.
<br /> On motion of Councilman McNulty , seconded by Councilman Eva , $50 . 00 was donated to the work of
<br /> the Boy Scouts . .
<br /> There carne up for consideration the granting of a permit for an auto wrecking establishment in
<br /> the name of Joe Wasserman , 160 Maple Street . Because of the absence of a written applica-
<br /> tion , the matter could not be acted upon and hal to be deferred until the meeting of March 4+
<br /> when technical application would be made . In the meantime , Mr . Wasserman was instructed by
<br /> the Council not to proceed with any auto wrecking until permit was granted. In connection
<br /> with the discussion , a protest , signed by eleven property owners , was read by the Clerk
<br /> petitioning the City Council not to grant a permit for a junk yard and automobile wrecking
<br /> yard so near the center of Redwood City.
<br /> Consideration of the request of the Constitutional Rights Association that there be formed a Bay
<br /> District Municipal Utility District was deferred indefinitely.
<br /> Fred Crumb , representing the American Legion , asked the Council for a permit allowing the organi-
<br /> zation to put on an entertainment including boxing in the Veterans ' Hall . Such permit was
<br /> granted on motion of Councilman Fletcher , seconded by Councilman McCarthy.
<br /> Affidavit of publication of Ordinance No . 357 , relating to a master street plan for Redwood City
<br /> and more specifically for the widening of El Gamin-) Real , was ordered filed. Councilman
<br /> McCarthy , seconded by Councilman Eva , moved the adoption of the ordinance . Thomas P. Conlon ,
<br /> representing the Associated Oil Company appealed to the Council to defer the adoption of
<br /> this ordinance until the California ornia Legislature had met and something had been determined as
<br /> to the possibility of obtaining sufficient money to buy property rights . However , upon roll
<br /> call , the ordinance was adopted unanimously.
<br /> A . Mr . Williams , speaking for the Standard Oil Company of California , followed up in person a
<br /> written request concerniro. a permit for the replacement , with new buildings , of the service
<br /> station buildings at 2501 Broadway. Upon ascertaining from the Building Inspector that the
<br /> plans and specifications were in order , permit was ;ranted on motion of Councilman Eva ,
<br /> seconded by Councilman McNulty .
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