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0 <br />City ldanager Mead reported on the status of the Hudson Street Extension end presented \ <br />r <br />-, <br />a map of tpis street between Jefferson Avenue and Woodside Road showinglocation <br />of present improvements exiC needed improvements. He was instructed to prepare <br />' <br />a detailed :,epo_-t shovrin� cost of full improvements to Hud$on Street between <br />Jefferson Avenue anC. Woodside Road and c-3nat it Would cost the property owner, <br />the city and vrhat could be charged against 1/4•gas tax funds. <br />City Attorney McCarthy advised the Council that I.4r. Pierre Casuran, had been informed <br />that in abrtin a, building, on his property at.Five Points, the expense of re- <br />movinr the builrUnr eras $58 and the amount realized from the sale of the buil din7. <br />Was 203 v:hick left a net deficit of $.C. Mr. Ca..surang was notified to be at <br />this m-eting, if he vrish 4o protest the report. He was not present and Councilman <br />. <br />IIci'Iulty moved adoption of resolution placing a lien Erwinst Mr. Casurang,'s prop- <br />erty to be payable on his tax bill, seconded by Councilmen Armstrong. On roll <br />call, motion pa�:sed. unanimousl;° k%dth Councilmen Anderson, Britschri and Fletcher, <br />beinG absent. <br />i <br />City Attorney I,IcCarthy reportea.that County Tax Collector Ralph McArthurhad sold two <br />city lots against which there had been heavy assessments and had obtained practi- <br />cally the full amount on one of the lots. He said it would be nec'essa,ry for the <br />Council to adopt resolutions issuing quit claim deeds on this lot. There was <br />N.j <br />some discussion in.re�ard to the prices obtained for these lots and Councilman <br />Granuer moved adoption of resolution authorizing quit: claim deed to Lot 21, <br />1` <br />t <br />Block 18, Cents,, -.i Park No. 2, seconded by Councilman Armetroin;. On roll e all, <br />motion .pae}ed tulcnimousl vrith Councilmen Anderson, Britschgi and Fletcher being <br />?.; <br />� <br />absent. No definite action was taken on the second lot at this meeting. <br />Councilman Granger asked if a report hadj�een had from the Traffic Committee on stop <br />r <br />signs on James and Grand Avenues. No report had been received as yet and he <br />1 <br />asked that the matter main be referred to thein. <br />'i <br />councilman Grange, si ;reified his disaaDroval of the manner in v;n.ic12 streets and side- <br />walks were repai red after being torn up by utility companies. It was his opinion <br />' <br />that the city eras not repairin; themin a first class condition. Street Superin- <br />tendent, Winter stated that the sidevralks were repaired terkpora-rily in order to <br />alloy Traffic to get through and that all of them Would be filled with concrete. <br />i <br />3, <br />He stated hovrever, that he was short of labor to do this work. As far as the <br />streets i.e-re concerned, he said they are repaired tri' p1G.nt mix inasmuch as i t Zis <br />difficult; to get hot asphalt mixture. He said it anis necessary to repair the <br />streets temporapily and vfa.ile the frr)°,nearance was not as good the streets Would <br />hold un all ri,.;�t. <br />• <br />• <br />;our_cilman Granger asked if an thinng had been donne in reC.L-rd to planting roses along <br />the Southenvn Pacific rid;;-du--of-way. City Manager I.Iead replied that permission had <br />been received from both. the Southern Pacific and P.Ir. Beeger but that this was not <br />the season to plant roses. <br />0ouncilman Granger asked if anythinr, further had been done in regard to drafting a <br />F <br />pamphlet or letter in reCard to the r^t condition in the city. City Llanager ideas'. <br />0 <br />