BOOK 22_1948-08-17 to 1950-05-15

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TEEN-AGE CENTER BILL of $138.46 was approved for payment from the Special Recreation 139 Fund Account on motion of Councilman, Morgan, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried, consisting of the following: Viking Specialty Company $ 1.65 Viking Specialty Company 13.83 Chas. Passow & Sons 10.30 Kist Bottling Company 98.54 Peninsula Tobacco Company' 14.14 $138.46 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKED IF PLATES COULD BE CUT ON THE CITY GRATHOTYPE AT 5¢ per,plate by one of the girls in the water department during her lunch hour. This would facil- itate their service as it took ten days to two weeks to order plates from San Fran- cisco and it was necessary to change from 5 to 20 plates during a month. Councilman Morgan moved that the request be granted, seconded by Councilman Swift. Auditor Brophy explained that arrangements had been made with the Chamber of Commerce up to f this date for this service, and if agreeable to the Council to continue, he also approved. Motion carried. CITY ATTORNEY CURRIE BROUGHT UP report on addressograph for an insurance agent in Mountain View. Some 3000 envelopes were addressed about two years ago and some of the addressed envelopes were still turning up in the mails. Mr. Brophy explained that this came up seven or eitht months ago, that when he first came to work for the r ' City this work had been allowed up to that time and when it was requested again the l ( girl in the Water Department ran them off as before without knowing that a change had been made in the policy, not to do the work. Councilman Holmquist moved this be dropped from the agenda, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and motion carried. SEQUOIA HOSPITAL DISTRICT MADE A FOR14AL REQUEST to connect the Sanitary sewer to be installed on the property with the existing manhole on Whipple Avenue, details of 1 f which were set forth in plans heretofore submitted. Letter was signed by Chester {� C. Armstrong, President. Mr. Rolison thought due to the fact this was outside the City limits, it should have approval of the Council, plans to be worked out by City Engineer Jain and himself. Councilman Britschgi thought this would be a bene- fit to the City and moved that -the necessary authorities enter into agreement with the Hospital District, seconded by Councilman Swift, and carried. IN REGARD TO ADJACENT AREA applications received some time ago for water connection it C' was decided to give the matter further study, City Manager Rolison to report back to the Council. i MR. PETER FOLDER, J. A. FOLGER & COMPANY, 101 Howard Street, San Francisco 5, applied i for a loan of a set of collapsible grandstands from the Recreation Department, to be used at the Burlingame Country Club on the 19th and 20th of March for Men's Doubles Tennis Tournament. Recreation Director Morton approved the loan and stands would be returned in the same condition. Councilman Spillers moved that the loan be granted, i� seconded by Councilman Britschgi. It was understood that comprehensive insurance policy would cover out of the City use of stands. Motion carried. i i. PLANNING COMMISSION REQUESTED APPROVAL OF EXPENDITURE OF $50 to obtain a new aerial JJt photograph of the Friendly Acres area. The purpose was to make a study to deter- mine a more practical land use of the very long lots in that area. Councilman Morgan moved that the commission be permitted to obtain the photograph, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried. CHAIRMAN HAROLD L. ANDERSON, CITIZEN BOND COMMITTEE, presented -request of committee for