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94 believed this appropriation had been made for several reasons, first reason being to relieve the City's rather tight budget for the coming year, and secondly, being offered in return for the services being rendered to the Port. City Attorney also as Attorney for the Port Commission, stated appropriation being made by an ordinance procedure which would be finally adopted before the public hearing set for the 1967-68 Budget so will be available in this budget. Councilman Granger moved that this generous appropriation from the Board of Port Commissioners be acknowledged appropriately, seconded by Councilman Petersen and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #67-112) Mayor Herkner, on behalf of Council, presented the various social and service clubs, art groups, professional flower shops, professional flower growers, and Staff, with Certificates of Merit for their participation in making the 8th Annual Flower and Art Show the successful and outstanding annual event that it had proved to be again this year. PUBLIC HEARING on the Notice to Abate Dilapidated Building at 833 Arguello Street declared open and affidavit of posting ordered filed. Chief Building Official, Charles Gyselbrecht, submitted for the record complete documentation of the records constituting his testimony which had been compiled as the basis for his recommendation that this hazardous building be demolished and the property cleared of all debris. He read his entire report which reviewed the meeting attended by City Housing Staff, which had been held with the property owner, Mr. Yean T. Chin, informing him of the building deficiencies, and which had concluded with Staff understanding at that time that full cooperation of the owner had been received. He reported of a subsequent inspection made a month later attended by County Housing Sanitarian and City Housing Staff which had re- vealed the budding was being occupied in uninhabitable manner without electrical or gas utilities, which subsequently led to posting of the building by the County Staff as being unfit for human habitation. Full description of deficiencies which were observed according to the State of California Rules and Regulations for Apartment Houses, Hotels and Dwellings, to- gether with photographs being also submitted showing such deficiencies was sub- mitted. Chief Building Official also stated the building is classified as a noncon- forming structure located in the #1 Fire Zone which according to City's Building Code would prohibit reconstruction or rehabilitation of the building. Estimated cost for demolition of the structure and adjacent accessory building was stated to be approximately $1,100.00. He reviewed the correspondence which had been included in his documentation, including correspondence with property owners, affidavits indicating legal notices had been mailed, and affidavits of posting filed. Councilman Rosselli further questioned ownership of property involved in this pro - ceding. City Attorney advised a title report on the property had been obtained 05 '8i