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

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18 advised this was in the second residential district. Building Inspector Duncan advised this was the first application for a green house which he had received since becoming building inspector but he understood that the Council had denied permits to Japanese before the war for this purpose.. Councilman Anderson moved that the City Clerk -be instructed to write Mr. Ramacciotti advising him this district is in the second residential dis- trict and denying the permit. The motion was seconded by Councilman Fletcher and passed unanimously. Announcement of Peninsula Division of the League of California Cities meeting to be held June 260 1945, was held over to the next meeting. Cotmunication was received from E. W. Butler, Manager of the Chamber•:of Commerce, submitting completed hospital survey made by Dr. Thomas R. Ponton, Editor of Hospital Management, which contained Dr. Ponton's recommendations. Statement in the amount of 0379.23 was also attached covering the cost of this suvey. Councilman Armstrong offered resolu- ttion and moved its adoption authorizing the payment of this survey, to be charged to the contingent reserve, and expressing appreciation to the Chamber of Commerce for securing the services of Dr. Ponton at such a nominal cost. The motion was seconded by Councilman Britschgi and on roll call resolution was unanimously adopted. Councilman Armstrong moved that the matter of the survey be placed on the agenda for further discussion at the next meeting of thef`Council. The motion was seconded by Councilman Fletcher and passed unanimously. Mr. Butler addressed the Council stating that he was of the opinion that the Community Detrelopment Section of the Chamber of Commerce would welcome an opportunity to meet with the Council or a committee of the Council after the members had had an opportunity to read the report. It was suggested by Councilman Armstrong that the Community Development Section of the Chamber of Commerce meet with the Court it at its next. meeting, however, it was thought better to wait until later so that all would have a better opportunity to study the report,. Mr. Alvin H. Silva appeared before the Council protesting a chicken nuisance next door to his home at 246 Grand Street. He said the chicken house is built over the cit right of er y g ay and is right next to the fence. Health Inspector Stein reported that one of the health inspectors had just inspected the premises and reported no public health violations. Mayor 's Hilton asked Mr. Skein to make a further inspection. Councilman Granger asked that the report of the sign committee be placed on the agenda of the next meeting as they were not ready to report at this time. Councilman Fletcher moved, seconded by Councilman Mcriulty, that the abatement proceedings of the Rice, Hollenbaugh, J. A. Banta, Mrs. Buhler, Dorothy F1 0