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

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43, Com: "® to the Building Inspector and to the Council. Councilman Granger moved that the establishments'"under discussion be granted a temporary permit with the understanding that the proprietors contact the Building Inspector and present to him suitable plans in compliance with the ordinance and he, in turn, will submit it to the ,Council. Councilman Armstrong asked what would constitute a temporary permit to which Councilman Granger replied that it would be carried on the agenda and asked the City Attorney if it would not be legal ana proper to handle the matter in this way. City Attorney McCarthy replied that he be- lieved that it would be and that the time could be extended.to the first meeting in August to allow the owners time to workout their plans, Councilman Granger changed his motion to read that the- permits be granted to the. first meeting in August. The motion was seconded by Councilman Anderson and passed unanimously. Councilman McNulty moved, seconded by Councilman Anderson, that permits for dances 'Councilman Anderson moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, that permits for dances be granted to Court Madrone No. 155, F. of A. for Saturdays, July 7th and 14th until 12:00 Midnight. Motion passed with Councilman Armstrong voting in the negative. Councilman Anderson moved, deconded by Councilman Granger, that permit be granted the Italian -Catholic Federation to serve beer at their dance at Foresters Hall on July 3rd. Motion passed with Councilmen Armstrong voting in the negative. City Manager Mead advised that there has not been filed in the City Clerk's office a map in regard to subdividing Blocks A & B, Oak Villa Homestead. The matter was carried on the agenda. Councilman Anderson moved introduction of salary ordinance, seconded by Councilman Armstrong. Under the question, Councilman Granger stated he was again opposing a rise in the city manager's salary and read a prepared statement setting forth his objections which included non -residence, coundil's appointment of outside auditor:,. passage of appropriation ordinance and sale of equipment without Council authority. The statment said he was 100% in favor of giving the city employees i 5 their raise with the city manager's raise excluded. Mayor Hilton asked if the LMM AM ;r City employees would be getting their salaries if this ordinance is not intro- duced. City Attorney McCarthy replied they would get the salaries under the present salary ordinance but that the war bonus ordinance expired June 30. Councilman Granger waked City Manager Mead if he were wiling to have his salary q left out so that the other employees could receive their raise. City Manager Mead replied that he believed that was an unfair question to ask him. He said that three councilmen were in favor of him getting,a raise and three against him and he felt it was a matter for the Council to decide. Councilman Armstrong be granted Yvonne Schlichtmann for Wednesdays, July 4th and 11th until 12:00 midnight. Motion passed with Councilman Armstrong voting in the negative. 'Councilman Anderson moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, that permits for dances be granted to Court Madrone No. 155, F. of A. for Saturdays, July 7th and 14th until 12:00 Midnight. Motion passed with Councilman Armstrong voting in the negative. Councilman Anderson moved, deconded by Councilman Granger, that permit be granted the Italian -Catholic Federation to serve beer at their dance at Foresters Hall on July 3rd. Motion passed with Councilmen Armstrong voting in the negative. City Manager Mead advised that there has not been filed in the City Clerk's office a map in regard to subdividing Blocks A & B, Oak Villa Homestead. The matter was carried on the agenda. Councilman Anderson moved introduction of salary ordinance, seconded by Councilman Armstrong. Under the question, Councilman Granger stated he was again opposing a rise in the city manager's salary and read a prepared statement setting forth his objections which included non -residence, coundil's appointment of outside auditor:,. passage of appropriation ordinance and sale of equipment without Council authority. The statment said he was 100% in favor of giving the city employees i 5 their raise with the city manager's raise excluded. Mayor Hilton asked if the LMM AM ;r City employees would be getting their salaries if this ordinance is not intro- duced. City Attorney McCarthy replied they would get the salaries under the present salary ordinance but that the war bonus ordinance expired June 30. Councilman Granger waked City Manager Mead if he were wiling to have his salary q left out so that the other employees could receive their raise. City Manager Mead replied that he believed that was an unfair question to ask him. He said that three councilmen were in favor of him getting,a raise and three against him and he felt it was a matter for the Council to decide. Councilman Armstrong