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

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332., "A d Ofor if the work performed was particularly ifficult or hazardous, Councilman Britschgi,moved, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that the amend- 7 ment be approved upon recommendation of the City Manager and added to the,i Personnel Rules. Motion passed unanimously. Amendment No. 5: Change second sentence of Section 8 of Rule VIII. Eligible lists shall be in effect for a period of one year, except with the approval of Board of Review, they may be extended for a period of one year. Council- man Granger moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, that the Amendment No. 5 i be approved and added to the Rules for Personnel Administration. Motion passed unanimously. Amendment No. 6: Amend Rule•VIII by adding section. Age of firemen and police patrolmen must be 21 years at time of filing application and less ' than 30 at time of appointment. Councilman Granger moved, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that the Amendment No. 6 be approved and added to the Rules for Personnel Administration. Motion passed unanimously. The communication also stated that consideration had been given to the pro- posed amendment of the personnel ordinance as submitted to the Council at its meeting April 15. The recommendation of the Board of Review with ref- erence to this amendment is as. -follows: 1. That temporary employees paid on a per diem basis be excluded from the provisions of the personnel ordi- nance provided their working period in any one year does not exceed 180 days 2. That employees of the Port Department who are classified as dock workers and who are paid on an hourly basis or per diem basis be excluded from the provisions of the personnel ordinance. City Attorney McCarthy advised that i■ the Port Commission desired to discuss the amendment pertaining to the ll�� Port Department before action is taken by the Council. He also advised that it would be necessary to post a resolution pertaining to the six approved amendments to the Rules for Personnel Administration five days before the next Council meeting at which time it would be necessary for the Council to adopt the resolution. I City Attorney McCarthy advised that it is proposed to dedicate by deed to the city an alley shown on the map between Broadway and Bay Road, the map being i of Broadway No. 2.• Councilman Britschgi moved adoption of resolution i accepting deed from A. S. Liguori and J. Frank Cuddy and Jean M. Cuddy, his wife, to alley in Broadway No. 2 between Broadway and Bay Road, and dedicat- ing the alley as a public street and providing that the resolution be re- corded with the deed. The motion was seconded by Councilman McNulty and on roll call resolution was unanimously adopted. RES OLUT ION No. 311 ACCEPTING DEED OF ALLEY BETWEEN BROADWAY AND BAY ROAD FROM BEECH TO 0 CHESTNUT STREETS. RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Redwood City that a deed from Alphonsus Liguori also known as A. S. Liguori and J. Frank Cuddy and Jean M. Cuddy, his wife to the City of Redwood City that certain alley between Broadway and Bay Road from Beech to Chestnut Streets for a public thor- oughfare and as a dedication of said alley as a public street be and the same is hereby accepted and the Clerk of this Council is hereby directed to cause said deed, together with a copy of this resolution, duly certified by him, to be recorded in the office of the County Recorder of the County