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

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1 TEEN-AGE CENTER BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT: S� Gift and Toy 3.65 Superior Market 11.39 Millers Stationery Store 47.94 Robinson 5 & 10 .92 Peninsula Tobacco Company19.60 047.50 Bills approved by City Auditor Brophy for payment from Special Recreation Fund, Councilman Spillers moved bills be paid, seconded by Councilman Granger, and carried. AUDITOR BROPHY REQUESTED PERMISSION TO CORRECT two clerical errors on the Tax Roll. Coun- oilman Morgan moved the request be granted, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried. P. E. VAN PELT INC., who received the award of bid for the -fire truck at the last meeting, applied for refund of Deposit Check for $1,317.00. It was the City Attorney Currie's opinion that the check should not be returned as this was the guarantee to furnish delivery of the truck. Councilman Spillers moved that the check be retained subject to City Attorney Currie's approval to refund, seconded by Councilman Holmquist, and carried. REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS for replacement of two motor vehicles by City Manager Rolison. The fire department Dodge Sedan, 1942, to be replaced was set up in Equipment Replacement Account and 01500 budgeted for replacement and believed to be sufficient for the purchase when trade-in was deducted- The Police Department Dodge Sedan, 1942s replacement was set up in Police Capital Outlay Account, and $800 plus trade-in was provided for replacement. A transfer of from�4300.to $500 from unbudgeted reserve might be required after opening of bids. Councilman Granger moved that a request be granted subject to further approval on the part of the Coun- cil, seconded by Councilman Holmquist, And carried. INSTALLATION OF WATER MAINS, EDGEWOOD PARK, was approved at the Council meeting on March 7th, but City Manager Rolison reported that by informal discussion it was deferred pending studies as to financial status of the Water Department and comparative importance of other projects. This project should be completed before the summer season due to lack of adequate pressure for both fire protection and domestic pur- poses. Other projects, due to their necessity, were listed in the order of their importance 1. Extension of water line to Sewage Treatment Plant and fire protec- tion for Frank Tannery. 2. Extension of water lines fro Kensington Square area. A. 3. Renewal of several redwood storage tanks in Emeraid,Lake, some of which have had to be removed. Councilman Granger moved that authority be granted to proceed if the City Manager saw no other way, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried. PLANNING COMMISSION AND TRAFFIC FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE RECOI4MENDED DENIAL OF APPLICATION for a sign permit'by Five Points Drive -In, the Neon sign 101 x 4' to be installed about 9 feet high, in the interests of public safety as it would interfere with the traffic signals and tend to confuse approaching motorists. Council Morgan moved the permit be denied, seconded by Councilman Granger, and carried. THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOM14ENDED APPROVAL OF THE RE -SUBDIVISION of Lot 9, Block H, Woodside Acres No.l, Domenico and Maria Mighetto, 1556 Oxford Street, per attached t sketch. Councilman Spillers moved that the request be granted, seconded by Council- man Morgan, and carried. THE PLANNING COMMISSION RE0014MENDED DENIAL OF 11m. Blankenship for variance to build a residence on portion of Lot 12, Block A, Oak Villa Homestead (Corner Lincoln' & Hudson)