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

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afforded an opportunity to protest at that time. City Attorney I.IcCzrthy explained that it was not necessary to send notices to property owners unless the property to be subdivided entailed more than five lots ward asked if it would not be satisfactory to the council just to notify those . *operty ov.1ners within 200 feet on Janes Avenue and 200 feet. on. Myrtle Street. CounciLian ,Armstrong. so. amended his motion, seconded by Cd.uncilman.Anderson. Motion passed unaninnously. Application for restaurant license was received from R. Basile and Newton H and Helen Courts to condut a restaurant at 701 El Canino• Real. There is a restaurant r_ovy being conclucted at this location Paid the --Ie is to be a change in partnership. The license fee has been paid from October 30, 1F'44 to June 30, 1945. Councilman Armstrong; asked for a report from the Health Inspector. Heaith Inspector Stein reported that extensive modernization eras being undertaken at t:_is location and that he had planned to withhold his scoring until the openinP, date, I'7ovember 10. He said he believed the restaul°c.nt would be first class in every respect. Council- man Arnstronr, moved that the permit be grai-ited when and if it met the requirements of the Health Departme:�t, seconded by Councilman Granter. Notion passed unanimously.. Communication vias received from Roy V. Johnsan expressing appreciation of hi.aself �.nd neiLPhbors for prompt response to request that storm sewer betreen Lexinf;ton Avenue and Harrington Avenue be cleaned. Communicet5.on v!as ordered filed. ComLiunication was received from the Peninsula Division of the Le I;ue of California Cities advising of meetinL, to be held' Thursday, November 16, 1944, at Grace and Pierre's. The Clerk noted'_ those signifying their intention of being present. Communication -vias received from the-Reorood City Planning Commission reconisending that application of the Andrew Investment Company for permission t) erect a sign on lot logated south of Broadway .on El Camino Real be denied. Council::ian Arastrong moved that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be concarred In Elia that the applicant be notifiedthat the apz+lic ,tion ht s bee., denied; seconded by Councilman McNulty. LIotion passed ininnimously. City Clerk Dodge read petition siapied by 75 properttr o7mei=s in the vioinity of. Bre*erste:, Avenue and Lovell Street protesti=:r; the iscuance of a permit for tare construction of a church in said location. Mr. Dodge advised that thel_�e :zas beehao anrlicatiou presented for tiie erection of this church as yet. Councilman Armmtrong asked t' -le zoriinE restriction in this district and City Attorney McCarthy advised. thea churches are allowed. in first residential districts and that -he did not believe the council could recognize the petition. Councilmen Ar_astronr moved that the petition be filed inasmucla as there is no application before the council at the present time, seconded by Councillian Ande: on. Motion pa.ef�ed unrn_Jmows l =. Coanoilnnn 111cllulty thour:iit it viould, oe wise to inform the officials of the church that the erection of a church in this location is not locked upon favor:oly by the adjoining residents. N Mr. George Solari anl)eared before � e Oowacil regti.estinf= periaission 'or Court Llr.drone No, 158, F. of A. to conduct a drnce on New Yer.r's Eve until 1:00 A.I.T., exnl,.in?a13 that New Year's Eve. fell on Sun('aZ! this year. He said lie was a.skinr, for nerairsi:)n this far in dvauce in order to be ;.ble to nam ze the nececsa,�^y Erten "allents or hiring; m+: sicinns, e _c, Counciliiinn GrF i1eW vies of the opinion t11, -,t inrnmucll as 1