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

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Chairman of the Pic_nninc Coflziissian ha.0 advised him it could not be necessary to reappear before the Commission. He said the location wa.s in the third. fire dis- • Anderson trict which permits the erection of f):,ame buildings. Coutncilmwftoved, seconded by Councilman. T,4clTulty, that permission be granted to e-ect these buildings sub- ject to the -requirements of the Building inspector. Uotion passed, unanimously. A map outlininr; a change in the proposed annexation of Palomar Perk was presented. el,,,14. It It was explained that a new petition mould be p, esentad to. the Planning Commission incorporating this new area�. There tva.s same di.•c zssion in regard to the map .:std it was decided that the com- mittee be advised that the Council does not look favorably upon the nelrr map shovri.16 the proposed area to be incorporated. City Clerk Dodge re -d_ report from the T-�,affic Study Committee in regard to -the re- quest made by the Council for stop signs to be installed at the interQection of James Avenue and Grand Street. It was recd-mmended that the signs not be installe at this time because of the stop signs at James Avenue and Hudson St,leet and because the si;•ht distance is good at Grand Street and James Avenue. Councilman ArmstronE, moveC_, :seconded by Councilman Anderson, that the report be filed. Motion passed unanimously. ,Councilman Arnstrong asked that the report of the tax committee be ;postponed to the next maetin, of the Council. It ras so moved by Councilman McNulty, seconded by Councilman G2,anger sand passed unanimously. Councilman Apvgstronu moved that the mc;lter of the abatement of the Rice property on Edgewooci. Road a-1nd the Hollenbaurth prop erty' on Hudson Street be placed on the agenda for the first meeting in Decenber, seconded by Councilman G2.amger. passed un"Ulimoltsly. Motion 7ounciliaan ArmetronS asked the status of the Greenbach property on Copley Street. Buildit2<; inspector Duncan advised that Mr. Greenbech had applied f'ar,a permit and .the property was still unde2 construction.. Councilman Armstrong moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, that this matter be placed on the agenda for the first, meeting in December, seconded by Councilman McNulty. Motion passed unanimously. James Thoma,.s anneared before the Council requesting permission for the Y. I.T. C. A. k to construct r. building vrllich mould meet the requirements of the Building Inspectcr at the corner of Brewster Avenue and Clinton Street. He stated the V. T.T. C. A. has no building in Redwood City sync! the need for one is great. City Attorney McCarthy advised the Council th;t in his opinion clubs could be built, in the recon residential district which _provides for apartment houeee,. convalescent homes and =private schools. Councilman Anderson moved, seconded by Councilman Armstrong=, that. Opermit be granted subji-ct to compliance =with building lz^vrs. Lotion passed unanimozsly. Oity T.IannC-c ' Llead reported on the iitati,er of traffic lanes on El Camino Real and Hazel and Willovr Streets. He advised thl-t Its hPd aitten to 'Colonel Skeggs of the Highw y Division vrho ai"vices, th;�t he diC. not feel that traffio lanes were warranted at thele intersections. Tlir. Mead said he had smitten again to Colonel Skews and to date had not received a reel,-. Councilman Armstrong, moved,: seconded by Councilman T,Ic Tulty, that his matter be 'placed on tate agenda of the next meeting~,. Motion na.s:,ed una.:�ii�tottsl;•. 4