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

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did not solve the problem of the save person being treasuver and auditor but ViouC_ht it helped solve it. He moved that the proper procedure tb enter.'into this agreement with Mr. Uhl�enberg be carried out, seconded by Councilman Armstrong. Motion passed unanimously. Councilman Armstrong asked the date the agreement.,_' would become effective an(L asked if December 1, 1944, woula be agreeable. It was decided the effective date should be included in the motion and Councilman Grange moved to rescind. his motion, seconded by Councilman McNulty. Motion passed unani.- mously. Councilman_ Armstrong moved proper steps be made to enter into contract I with M,.% Uhlenberg as outlined in his letter, to be effective December 1, 1944, ,a for a total annual fee not to exceed $1500, secoiaded by Councilman Granger. TMo- tion passed unanimously. Councilman GrEnger moved introduction of ordinance covering theatre license, seconded by Councilman McNulty. Motion passed unanimously. r ° City Clerk Dodge read report sinned by C. C. Armstrong as chairs n of the finance com- mittee in regard to the auditor's annual report. Discussion of this report was i� placed on the agenda for the next meeting. a 'Jity Clerk Dodge read communication from the California State War Council urging adop- i tion of the Law Enforcement Mutual Aid Plan. City Attorney McCarthy explained. th plan as referring; to mutual aid by police departments in cities and counties of t state in which one city would render a?d to another in the event of an emergency. Chief Collins explained that there is, a mutual af-d plan which operates "within the county but that this plan takes in the :thole state:. Councilman Granger asked if €' the plan c.ere a perm,neait plan to which Oity Attorney McCarthy replied that 'he ' believed it r.ns. He also explained that the adoption of this plan Mould protect s, g police officers and ,public liability insursizce, etc. Councilman G:.1anr4er moved, t seconded 'py Councilmen Armstrong, that the matter be placed do the agenda of the next meeting,. Motion passed unanimously. =1i the matter of bid on the lib:.°ary site, City P.Ianager Dead explained that there had be i } four bids on the property which were withdrawn When the school officials withdrew the adjoinin., property from the market. Cotu-icilman Anderson moved, seconded by s Councilmen MolTulty, the»t the matter be held over until the first meeting'ln Decem- ber. Motion passed unanimousl-.r. Council.'aan G_vanger offered adoption of resolution requesting Board of Supervisors to consic.er the establishment of an airport district, seconded by CGoncilman Armstron ;. y On r oll cell, motion passed unanimously, with Councilmen Pritchgi..and-Tletcher abs nt. Councilman arzonger moved t'i .t the Citr C1er:;. be instructed to furnish the auditor, Mr. Unlenber~, minu->ee of each council raeeting, seconded by Councilman McNulty. Motio!. • paseed uiias7irtously. �e Councilman GrnnGer advised that on Brer:ster Avenue between El Camino Real and the rail- roar track, -.s u..iere are no ntrkinr� lith;, sir:nc aiiL mov<_--d the the Matter be referred to '.he Traffic Study Committee, seconded by Cotu:cii-mar_ Armstrong. Motion pwseed tuzanimouely. C.ouncilnaaa G:1r..nC_er reported tz t water is standing at the Court Nouse where the Union Pt-�.vialr Co: has been insutvlling c °;.in.n .e syphons. Cite Iaanager Mead. acvised that there were tiro or t=,ee suer spots c�hich crone to be attended to. V 0