BOOK 17_1933-01-03 to 1938-12-29

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69 h of an old barn at Cedar and Stambaugh Streets that, if the building condition was not remedied before the next meeting, the Council would initiate proceed- ingp to abate the condition. This on motion of Councilman Pletcher, seconded by Councilman Hohn. e s The following were laid over to the next meeting: . a) Old School building for city hall b) Revised tax ordinance jc) Pool Room and Bowling Alley ordinance d) Termite control On motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman McNulty, there was intro- ? ' duced Ordinance making it unlawful to park or permit automobiles to stand upon the alley in Hawes Park. S Dr. Lee, Otis explained the total amount asked for the band in the sum of $1527, in i excess of the $1350 originally authorized, stating that the members of the band i would be able to reimburse the City for the excess. With this understanding, on y motion of Councilman Pletcher, seconded by Councilman Christensen, the total was approved. U. L. Bunyard, living at the corner of Woodside Road and Union Avenue, called the t attention of the Council to danger from eucalyptus trees near his property and jasked if something could be done about it. The Park Superintendent was directed Y to check on the situation and make a report to the Council. ' a The City Manager read a letter from the office of Henry Witte, City Insurance Agent, asking instructions concerning the renewal of insurance March 10. The Manager was told to have the "Eight Pointe supplementary coverage included and to use s ]. 1 the "Blanket" form rather than the specific amount plan. Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman McNulty, proposed the adoption of Resolution in connection with the proposed bus line to be operated by Walter Vandervort, of e J 907 Maple Street, San Mateo. Carried. Jas. T. O'Keefe, attorney for Tony Cappelletti asked the Council to waive the require- menta of building and zoning ordinances and permit his client to alter and repair ments an old building at 110 Pine Street with the understanding that the work would cost at least $1000 and that plans and work would be subject to the approval of the building inspector. r The Committee on Perry Street Parking Lot reported that the matter had been referred t back to the merchants as their problem. It was recommended by the committee and so ordered, on motion of Councilman Pletcher, t seconded by Councilman Jones, that the city engineer submit an estimate of the cost of setting back the electroliers and reducing the sidewalk width from 15 °, B E C S to 10 feet along roadway from 1 amino Real to the Southern Pacific tracks.