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<br />the -,nnov7-ncP of taxi 0-1bs ^nd nutnr?oOilQR,-i'kinrunr?CPRS^ry noise at
<br />early morning hours.
<br />Replying. to Mayor Hilton's inquiry ns to whether he rind nren,red notice of
<br />abatement procePdingp, City Attorney McCurtny re-nli.ed in tne-ffirmntive,
<br />and su-gested to -t it would be cnnropri4.te to risk Mrs. Smith the owner of
<br />the -property, or her representative, to come forward to speak in her ciim
<br />behalf, wnereupon airs. Hut7, tna form Pr AixG. Smith come forward.
<br />Deputy Chief Lodi ras called upon to report on the fire hazard nt this
<br />location. He st^ted that he had inspected the nronprty on thin date, that
<br />there was a bad weed situation there, and while the recent rain nad beaten
<br />the grass down, it would no doubt be a potential fire hazard wnen it wa.s
<br />dry -gain. In addition, there was some old lumber mixed in with the weeds
<br />which was a definite fire hazard.
<br />With the permission of the Council, City Attorney McCarthy quPsticned airs.
<br />Hutz, after Mr. Weiner stated that the noises at all hours of the night at
<br />914 Brewster Avenue were so annoying that he sold his property end moved
<br />away; and Mr. Bxojaz at 913 Brewster stated that the noise of automobile
<br />horns in the early morning hours were very disturbing to nim.
<br />Mrs. Hutz stated that the noises complained of were caused by xoomers she
<br />had living with her who worked late and came home in the ee.rly morning hours,
<br />but they had left and she now had only one girl, her niece, her mother and
<br />her husband, a service man recently arrived from overseas on convalescent
<br />leave, living in the house with hex.
<br />Mr. Hutz stated that since his return about a month ago there hpd been
<br />complaints and inspections of the property by various city and county official
<br />which they had accepted without complaint. He said he intended to clean
<br />the lot of grass and weeds, but because of his physical condition had been
<br />unable to do so. He assured the Council he would attempt this task again,
<br />and
<br />if unable to complete it,
<br />would
<br />request the Fire Department to do so,
<br />and
<br />pay the 'customary charf•e
<br />to the
<br />city.
<br />City Attorney McCarthy stated that he had prepared a resolution to abate
<br />the fire hazard, giving the owner 30 days in which to comply. If the
<br />condition is correctdd within that time, nothing further need be done.
<br />If not, the city can proceed to abate the nuisance and to charade the expense
<br />to the property owner.
<br />Councilman Fletcher offered the resolution, seconded by Councilman McNulty,
<br />on roll call, unanimously carried.
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<br />A7:ATVITNT OF VTI-P'TCF :1'" 914 BRE?gSTER 1XEVUE
<br />??Fc^I?rED by the Council :f trA City of Redwood City that:
<br />:"3ERri.S L. M. DUNOAX, the Buildinrr Inspector of the s^id City of
<br />Redwood City, did, a^ regaired by Ordinance No. 303, post a notice to
<br />ab^te nuisnnoe u_ron the real-ronerty situated inlaid City, County of
<br />San Mcnteo, Stn. e of Cnlifornia,, -nd �rorP nnrtic>>Z^riv dP;ziar^ted as:
<br />914 Bret^ster Avenue, also 'Tnown as
<br />Lot 26 in Block 34, Redwood Himhlnnds
<br />^nd, did send co— of scid -notice, so -�ogtPd, by rP*iRtPred T�;?.
<br />post roe prepaid, "to the OC:nerS Of c.,ir recol prop -r-1", cc s^id O:'.ners
<br />-re listed ,ino- the books the City rs,• •Ger of P,Ii(1 Citir of T�Pd;^ood
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