BOOK 18_1939-01-03 to 1942-08-10

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!,!,9a i� disagreeable odor. The matter was referred to the City Manager to make ,i report at the next meeting. The City Treasurer was authorized to transfer, from the Investment Fund to the I. Real Estate Fund, $2600, on motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Edmonds. 1 Frank A. DePatta submitted letters from the Wonderlite Neon Products Company making quotation for two electric signs. Mr. DePatta was thanked for his efforts to further the matter of replacing the present sign, and the letters were ordered filed. Morgan was appointed as a member of the Commission provided there were no requirements with which he could not comply. There was a discussion primarily about parking restrictions on Perry Street, but later taking in the entire regulation of parking zones. The Chief of Police suggested that it might be better to have one up-to-date comprehensive parking ordinance rather than to continue to make amendments and separate ordinances frequently as seem necessary. On motion of Councilman Granger, As a result of the ensuing discussion concerning the removal of the present sign ! and the installation of another sign over the widened highway, the City Manager was asked to write to the Highway Commission to see if it were possible to get a definite commitment from the Commission as to whether or not such a sign over the highway would be permitted. ` There was referred to the City Manager, for action in connection with the budget, a letter -from the Mission Trails Association asking for a -contribution of °{ $300- L. B. Hainline submitted letter requesting the privilege of connecting to the k ;i City's sanitary sewer on Woodside Road for the purpose of serving fourteen lots contained in a subdivision of a portion of the Horgan Ranch. Per- mission was granted, provided the applicant pay a fee of 025 for each lot ( a total of $350 for fourteen lots) and that the sewer be constructed under the supervision of the City Engineer, the applicant to pay the cost of all sewer construction required. On motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman Edmonds, it was decided to continue to the next meeting the consideration of the revision of the business license ordinance and also civil service and retirement system. It was decided at this meeting to appoint a member .to the Planning Commission and the name of Albert H. Morgan, Jr., of 314 Grand Street, was proposed. On motion of Councilman Werder, seconded by Councilman Christensen, Mr. Morgan was appointed as a member of the Commission provided there were no requirements with which he could not comply. There was a discussion primarily about parking restrictions on Perry Street, but later taking in the entire regulation of parking zones. The Chief of Police suggested that it might be better to have one up-to-date comprehensive parking ordinance rather than to continue to make amendments and separate ordinances frequently as seem necessary. On motion of Councilman Granger,