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

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M Anchor Club and report b.-ck at the next meetinr, of the Council what action can be telcen by the city. Councilmear Anderson asked if the intent of the motion was for the state to be contactecto e'�iich Councilman ArmstronC, replied til!rt it was. Mr. Cheatham expressed the opinion that this would. delay the coii.-kitteeIs trork and s .id the city would not assume any fin:,aicial responsibility if the City i,1anager and Mayor were appoiatcd to the com,Attee but would merely act in a sllpervisil capacity because of money being cleared through the cit;,. Attorney Mllinr�ton stated that this matter had been brouc,iit up before 'the Lions Club and had met with unanimous wnnrova,l. He slid not believe any financial responsibility Mould_ be assumed by the city but it vias necessary for the com:;littee to be sponsored by a politicel subdivision in order to receive matching funds from the state. City Attorney McCarthy expressed the opinion thdt he'did not see hole a p,ri- ` vate enterprise, no matter hon: worthy it was, could qualify for state aid. He sail: he would be very glr.d to contact city officials in San Fr^ncie.cd to see v:hat responsibility the City of Satz Fr, nci - co assumed in sponsoriaz(' a similar orgen- ization. There.- was no second. to Councilman Armstrong's motion and Councilman Gfar4;er moved the.t the City Uanager, City Attorney and Veyor meet with the Wings and Anchor Club committee and that the city of Sen Francisco officials be contacted by the City Atto-trey and the State officials be contacted by tile -city to deterrline the legality of the sponsorship of the city by this club. He said tht:t as soon as the information is received from the officials a special meetlnc could be called pf the Couiicil to act upon this matte". It rias secondec? by Cou.lcilmasi Anderson_ and passed unanimouoly. It was decided a rr-etinf; vroul. , be held in City Manager Mea.dle office at 9:00 P.M., Thu.•sday, November 9th. Letters from tyle Lions Club and. Exch^nc;,e Club were presented enc!orsink; spon- sorship by the city of the Vlinfs and Anchor Club. Attorney PRorrisse;- requested permission +-jf the Council for his client, Mr. Mbrlet to build a shed attr.cheC, to his building on Vloon.side Ro,.6 for the rurpoee of storixrm groceries. He said the buile i nr. r'oulo. meet all City '^er.uil'e?n pts r nc1 o tli" be temporary a�.c th; t his client woui c' agree to remove it r ly ti:ae. Building: Insnector Duncan ; dvi:'ed the Council this location j -ns in the i,uei.l=ss district anO. that it requi- ed r, frone buildin-. He r:lso sr id :Tr. P,?crl �t 11:'d agreed to reLlOve tile builCdn; whelcever tate hit,'n.'rP.y is vii6.ened C, this noin''.. Counciingn Xnce.•son moved perLlission to cinst act this sled be c•ra:iteC, cuo- jest to tyle anm;•oval o: the Buildin,_, Ills_)ector r>s to the type of structure r ni the sir nin by the applicant of an -.WJ,eement prepared by the city Atto-°ney t' -.at the building; will be removed suujac'1 to th.-. rashes of th= Council, seconC.e:' by Councilman Gi-an4;er. Motion puexsee,, tui;lximou�l;r. Isar. W. B. Herbst P-inenred before tae Council rale p_ ecented n set of pl.-ns for t..e approval by the Council of th.e ioc; tion for a group of multiple dr:ellinr�s. He stated the Planning Com .fission :i, -.d riven its annz"oval to the plans* on Gnother lot but i?y nog• inns necesse.zy to build ori a different lot anC. t..et Mr. Henrr Viit":.e,