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

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IN petition. Mr. Davies spoke in bebclf of Mrs. Bubler's dancing school. Several- in everalin the audience whose children attend the dancing classes, corroborated Mr. Davies' statement, sugresting revision of ordinance to permit dancing school in ?rea. The complainant, Mr. Nelson, Mrs. Buhler's next door neighbor, maintained that the holding of the classes was an annoyance. A lady in the audience spoke in behalf of Mrs. Eckerle's nursery school which cares for cnildren of many service wives ooliged to t:ork. Councilman Anderson recommended appointment of committee to consider revision of ordinance. Councilman Gxangex mentioned that when this matter came un previously, the su7gostion ms made that the Council look into the possibility of extending the second class residential district, where some of these activities would be permissible. Councilman Anderson expressed the oninion that it would be best to make a study with respect to ollowing dpncing pro- fession in the first class residential area. Councilman Britschgi withdrew his previous motion, end moved, seconded by Councilm-n Gr -neer thit Abatement proceedings be cerried on agenda for 30 days. Motion passed, Councilman Arrnstronfr voting in the n-getive. Councilman Fletcher moved seconded by Counciimsn Anderson that the Mavor appoint a committee to study and bring back recommendations regarding changing Ordinance #460, to permit all cultural activities in the first class residen- tial area. Councilman Armstrong reo_uested that all members of Council serve on committee, and that it be nl;ced on the agenda for next meeting. Motion J carried. Mrs. Floyd, operator of the Redwood Diner, appeared regarding request for perman- ant rermit, and introduced owner of property, Mrs. Roscoe, who expressed her willingness to cooperate in meeting building regulations to put property in shape for nermenent operati,�n. Mayor Hilton stated tnat he had received renorts from the Fire Onief and Building Inspector indicating that building does not conform to the Building„ Code, and therefore 'permanent permit could not be granted. City Attorney McCarthy read-P:'reement m -de December 22, 1944, signed by Nell Floyd and J.'S. Graham in which tney ^arped to accept tempor^ry -ner'nit. No further action vas taken in matter. Referring to an 1ication of Brown ^.nd McDonnell, City Attorney YcO rthy st; ted that wn.ile unpole to locate the specific ordinpnce, he vas certain that one did exist, xer,uiring that dxnwing to scale of proposed structures should be pre- sented to Council with application for permit to build. Matter was carried on agenda until next meeting, Messrs. Brown and McDonnell eF-reeing to submit dratlin� as instructed, at that time. Mr. Southtr?rd re;uested permission to transfer lot on v:nicn he was successful bid- der on September 29th, to another »arty, and h^ve deed recorded in lrtter's name. City Attorney McCartny ^dvised ter. goutftwprd tnat he could ^ssirn his Tight to purcnase lot, n-vimr it not^ri?pd so th-t all records pre clear. Leo Brunner end Mr. Kennedy applied for Inst71ll tion of light at E1 Camino Real