BOOK 19_1942-09-08 to 1945-05-07

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Pthe amount of $1900.00 to be prepared. This amount to be repaidin monthly pay- p 's ' ments amounting to 1% of the gross proceeds from which.will be taken, first, interest at 4%, the balance to be applied against the principal balar�jce. This agreement to be effective as of November 1, 194-3. Mr. Harry Encell, Mr. Martin's attorney, stated that Mr. Armstrong's report it IIis correct in every detail and in accordance with their•decision at the committee's �!) meeting. However, he desired to offer a definite commitment for payment of $50.0) per month for 35 months and a final payment of all interest and balance due for {� the 36th payment. Councilman Armstrong stated that, insofar as he personally was concerned, he would prefer that the monthly payment,o£ $50.00 be used first to pay interest due and the remainder to be applied .against the principal. City Attorney McCarthy and City Manager Head concurred in this suggestion. { Councilman Armstrong offered .for adoption resolution authorizing acceptance f of the proposition, first payment to be made on.November 20,,194-3, and subsequent payments -to be made on%the 20th of each month thereafter. This motion was sec- onded by Councilman McNulty and carried on roll call. Councilmen Anderson and Hilton noted absent. Matter of abatement proceedings against Olive Koemple, 4.29 Howland Avenue,_ was dis- n y - dussed, Health Inspector Hodges advising that the County Health abatement notices I' E { declaring the premises unfit for human or animal habitation hhd.been posted. Attorney Wayne Millington representing Mrs. Koemple appeared before the Council advising that he had had insufficient time to check into this matter and request Ing that the abatement proceedings be held over for two wbeks to allow him time v ti ate. 0n motion of Councilman McNulty, secbnded by Councilman Flet- , to in es g Y, J cher, this continuance was allowed and the clerk was instructed to place the i, matter on the agenda for the next meeting. z Health Inspector Hodges in reporting on the conditions at the Garden City Products Co. stated that he had inspected the premises and had found no offensive odors pre- sent.. City Manager Mead also.advised.that a dust collector -had been connected which should eliminate..dust nuisances reported a,few weeks -ago. Clerk was in- structed to write a,letter to the complainant advising her that her complaint , r was being taken care of. -r Report from Health Department on their recommendation regarding C.- L.• Fisherls re- quest for permit to raise turkeys on a tiro -acre tract in the Friend Industrial y area will be submitted at the next meeting. Agenda. x Councilman Fletcher offered resolution authorizing acceptance of Federal Grant in amount 05,963.00 to be used for recreational facilities in this- area, seconded 7 by Councilman -Armstrong and carried on roll call. :i ' Mayor Granger brought up the matter of planning for a future war memorial in the §� shape of community building or auditorium to be built in Redwood City to accomo- date the veterans of the past and.present war. Mr. Granger stated -that steps should be taken at this time to commence plans for such a war memorial building in order that we might be in a position to take advantage of any opportunity that might be available,for financial aid either from the County dr from the Federal Agency suggesting that a committee be appointed to work out ideas and