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Minutes
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City Council
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1/6/1936
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240 <br /> MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING <br /> REDWOOD CITY COUNCIL <br /> DECEMBER 7 , 1936 <br /> S o ' clock P . M. <br /> Upon roll call , the following Councilmen were present : Mayor , Paul A. McCarthy , L. C. <br /> Christensen , J . M. Eva, E. A. Fletcher , R. N. Jones , G. W. McNulty and City Clerk , <br /> B . E. Myers . Absent : Councilman Wm. Hohn. <br /> The minutes of the meeting of November 16 and the special meeting of November 20 , 1936 , <br /> were approved on motion of Councilman Christensen , seconded by Councilman Fletcher . <br /> In a letter to the Council , the Standard Oil Company of California , by J. C . Wagner , <br /> District Sales Manager , asked permission , in changing the location of its service <br /> station building at the corner of El Camino Real and Claremont Avenue , to make <br /> certain changes and improvements to the present building rather than to move the <br /> present building farther back on the lot , which removal is necessitated by the <br /> widening of El Camino Real . Inasmuch as the company would be entitled to move the <br /> present building back and there seemed no reason for compelling the company to <br /> comply with the requirements of the fire zone restrictions , permission was given as <br /> desired , on motion of Councilman Eva, seconded by Councilman McNulty. <br /> Another demand was made by Eugenie Ruellan that the City pay the judgment of $2 , 850 awarded <br /> to her for injuries sustained in an accident in collision with one of the City cars <br /> driven by W. H. Thorpe . Ordered filed. <br /> In connection with insurance on taxis , the Clerk asked the Council whether it was neces- <br /> sary that the insurance policies be filed with him or whether it would be acceptable <br /> to have certificate of insurance filed in place of the policy. The City Attorney <br /> was of the opinion that the certificate would be sufficient , provided it indicated <br /> the required information about the cars used in the business ; otherwise , he con- <br /> sidered it would be preferable to have the policies themselves . <br /> Mrs . Anna Nelson asked the Council if something could be done to clean up Union Cemetery. <br /> It was explained that the City had no title to the property and that the estimated <br /> cost heretofore had been excessive . However , the Council assured Mrs. Nelson it <br /> agreed with her that the cemetery property should be cleaned and as a step toward <br /> that , on motion of Councilman Jones , seconded by Councilman Eva, the City Attorney <br /> was directed to ask that Governor Merriam issue to the City a Grant Deed conveying <br /> title to the property, that a suit to quiet title might be entered into by the City <br /> and the fee to the property rest in the City , the City Engineer being asked to fur- <br /> nish description of the property. <br /> On motion of Councilman Eva, seconded by Councilman Fletcher , it was decided to appro- <br /> priate from the Unbudgeted Reserve Fund $100 to be used by the Chief of Police to <br /> investigate alleged gambling in Redwood City . <br /> On motion of Councilman Fletcher , seconded by Councilman Eva , the City Attorney was <br /> directed to have ready and deliver to the Council at its next meeting a definite <br /> written opinion as to the legality of certain games of chance now operated by the <br /> theatres in Redwood City and also his opinion as to the prospect of a reasonably <br />
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