BOOK 20_1945-05-21 to 1946-09-03

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[Ul M the institution of a new complaint at any time providing assurance is given that the installation is made as soon as possible at the Jefferson Avenue and Maple Street crossings. Councilman Armstrong moved that the City Attorney be advised to instruct the Railroad Commission that the Council withdraws its aotion without prejudice in regard to the Rogers Street crossing provided the Maple Street elevated house is installed. The motion was sedonded by Councilman McNulty and passed unanimously. City Attorney McCarthy made a request on behalf of the San Mateo County His- torical Association for all records of the local civilian defense council to be turned over to the association in order to preserve them in order to show the action of civilians in this war. He said the association would be very glad to have any such records which were no longer of any use. Mayor Hilton advised that the records were all in good order buth that there were none which could be turned over at the present time. Councilman Anderson offered resolution and moved its adoption authorizing transfer of 050 from the salary account to the motor vehicle account in the Park Department. The motion was seconded by Councilman Fletcher and on roll call the resolution was unanimously adopted. Councilman Armstrong offered resolution and moved its adoption authorizing transfer of $200 from the salary account to the supplies and service account in the Fire Department. The motion was seconded by Councilman i 61! Anderson and on roll call the resolution was unanimously adopted. Councilman Fletcher offered resolution and moved its adoption authorizing trans- fer of "250 from the unbudgeted reserve to the Polive Department motor vehicle fund. Councilman Anderson seconded the motion. Councilman Arm- strong asked if this was due to the extraordinary repairs to equipment to which City Manager Mead replied that it was. The resolution was unanimously adopted on roll call. tr Councilman McNulty asked if something could be done in regard to the papers from the Fat Boy Barbecue, saying they flew over the adjoining neighbor- hood. City Manager Mead advised he had contacted the owners several times and that the condition would improve for a time and then the manage- ment became lax. He said perhaps the City Attorney could suggest some method of requiring them to keep the papers picked up. City Attorney McCarthy said if the Council authorized him he would issue a citation and arrest the manager. Councilman Anderson moved, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that the City Attorney be instructed to have the Police Judge Issue a citation to show cause why a warrant should not be issued for main- taining a nuisance. Motion passed unanimously. Councilman Anderson stated that a resident of Finger Avenue had reported that a milk company was leaving milk bottles between the sidewalk and curb and asked if the practice could be stopped. Councilman Britschgi advised the