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issuing of citations should be left entirely to the Police Department. This opinio'h9 3 <br />was concurred in by Councilman Werder. Councilman McNulty at this time brought up <br />the question of double parking and stated that the ordinance was being violated in <br />j� <br />regard to this matter. It was the general consensus that the ordinance should be <br />adhered to in the matter of double parking. <br />a <br />COUNCIL14AN GRANGER SUGGESTED THAT THE MEMBERS OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION be contacted to <br />jdetermine if they will be able to attend all meetings. He referred to the last <br />u <br />meeting of the Commission when not enough members appeared to form a quorum. It was <br />{ <br />his opinion that this commission was studying the Master Plan and that it was of such <br />importance that it sould require the attendance of the whole commission. <br />Councilman Britschgi stated that at this, time he would like to submit the name of <br />Joseph B. Territo to fill the unexpired term of Cuthbert B. Currie on the Planning <br />Commission and so moved, seconded by Councilman Granger. Motion passed unanimously. <br />Councilman Britschgi suggested that all commissions be set upon a basis of attendance <br />and that after a certain number of meetings were missed by a member that member <br />would automatically be dropped from the commission. Mayor Hilton believed that all <br />commission secretaries should be contacted and a record of attendance obtained. <br />Councilman Britschgi also believed that minutes of all commissions should be sent <br />to the Council. Councilman Granger moved, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, that the <br />proper authorities be instructed to communicate' with the members of the Planning <br />Commission requesting them to inform the Council if there is any reason why they' <br />cannot continue on the Planning Commission inasmuch as the Council feels at this <br />time that it is very important that a full commission be prsent at all meeting due <br />to the adoption of the Master Plan and that all other commissions be similarly <br />notified. Lotion passed unanimously. <br />OOUNCIL14AN McNULTY INQUIRED AS TO WHY COUNCILMEN WERE NOT RECEIVING MONTYLY REPORTS OF <br />DEPARTMENT HEADS. City Manager Blom stated that it was his opinion that the Council <br />had decided to have these reports discontinued and that he had intended to make a <br />monthly summary from the reports submitted to him. Councilman Britschgi concurred <br />in this opinion. <br />MAYOR HILTON ASKED THE STATUS OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC PARKING LOT. City Manager Blom <br />Ir advised that he had written to'the Southern Pacific asking them to investigate two <br />}' alternate sites for the team tracks and had not had a reply from them as yet. He <br />r <br />also notified them that he did not believe the Council would feel justified in <br />iimaking a major contribution to the cost of the parking lot unless more parking <br />space were made available. <br />` MAYOR HILTON ASKED IF IT WOULD BE POSSIBLE TO DRAFT AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE KEEPING <br />OF BEES in the city. City Attorney Currie advised that he did not believe that <br />bees could be abated as a nuisance but that it might be possible to regulate the <br />keeping of them. <br />COTTNCILMAN BRITSCHGI STATED THAT A COMMITTEE HAD BEEN APPOINTED TO MEET WITH THE BOARD <br />OF SUPERVISORS on different matters and that, while.one of the Supervisors had been <br />contacted to arrange a meeting, none had_been called. He did not wish to remain as <br />r, <br />chairman of the committee unless it was more active. Mayor Hilton advised that he <br />and the City Manager had met with the Supervisors but that he would dismiss the <br />committee if desired. This was so ordered. <br />L <br />