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

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114, appreciation to the Council and City employees for their kindnesses to her in her bereavement. Communication was received from City Taff Collector Miramontes, requesting' approval of cancellation of delinquent 1915 Bonds on property sold by the SFV City and the County. Councilman Armstronz moved, seconded by Councilman Britscngi and passed unanimously, that cancellL tion of assessments listed in the letter be apnxoved. I Communication was received from Sanitary Inspector Flickheisen, regarding; san- itary requirements at the Southern Pacific Flagmen's houses. On motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman Anderson, letter was re- ferred to the City Attoxnev for report at next meeting. Communication was received from the Traffic Study Committee recommending new bus stop at Hinds Stationery Store. On motion of Councilman Armstrong, seconded by Councilman Fletcher, recommendation. was disapproved, in view of the traffic congestion at that location and the facilities pro- vided directly across the street. Motion unanimously carried. Communication was receives from the Traffic Study Committee recommending that request of Mr. John Cowgill, San Mateo County Probation Officer, for 5 restricted parking areas in front of the Juvenile Home, be denied. Councilman Armstrong moved, seconded by Councilman Fletcher, that recommendation of Traffic Study Committee be concurred in. On the question Councilman Granger recommended that letter be addressed to Mr. Cowgill, explaining that while the Traffic Study Committee's investigation of the present situation did not warrant establishing the 5 parking areas at this time, when and if a new building is erected, it was suggested that another application be made at that time. Motion unanimously carried. Communication was received from Mrs. Roy Cloud of the Parent Teachers Association, regarding selection of a member to serve on Safety Planning Commission. Action was deferred until Mr. Randlett return to meeting to explain reasons for appointment. Communication was received from District Engineer regarding Kensington Square District requesting additional service. Councilman Britschgi moved that it be referred to Mr. Frost with request that he hove a report ready by next meeting, Motion seconded by Councilman Armstrong. On the question, Councilman Granger asked Mr. Dodge how much money had been received by L� the city from the Kensington Square District. Mr. Dodge replied $64.00 had been received, with an additional $64.00 to be paid immediately after the first of the year, Motion caxried.' Letter was received from L. G. Brian, submitting his resignation as a. member of the Redwood City Planning Commission, Councilman Anderson moved that fl his resignation be accepted and letter addressed to him, expressing the appreciation of the Council for the excellent services rendered the City by Mr. Brian; and that the matter be placed on the agenda for next meeting for appointment of a member on the Planning Commission to renlece Mr. Brian Motion seconded by Councilman Fletcher and unanimously carried. Communication was received from Mr. Herbert Mnnners of the National Automobile a