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

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Councilman Swift, seconded by•Council-Morgan, and carried.- 115 TENTATIVE MAP, MINMAR-SUBDIVISION,•was-,q.pproved, subject to.following conditions recom- mended by the Planning Commission, on motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by Coun oilman Swift. Motion carried. 'n>. i _ 1. That filing fee be paid. s a, 2. That a cul-de-sac be placed at the northerly end of Anamor Street. 3. That 25 feet be reserved for dedication along the northerly boundary of the tract which may include the existing 18.5 feet easement. 4. Meet all other requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance, Councilman Morgan called -the attention of the Council to the fact that the Planning Commission was engaged in working out a new subdivision ordinance at this time. His thought was that the Council should keep this in mind when considering future sub- divisions. CITY MANAGER ADVISED THAT BUTCHER FIELD PARKING COMMITTEE had become inactive, and was of the opinion the matter should be referred to the Planning Commission for future con- sideration. Councilman Granger so moved, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. NON-RESIDENTS USING CITY DUMPS was discussed. City Manager Rolison stated people were coming to the dumps without permits as allowed residents and stated further that perhaps a scheduled charge might be worked out to cover such instances. Supervisor Edmonds spoke on the subject and advised that no assistance could be expected from the County. After discussion, it was agreed that something be worked out to post sign of scheduled rates, the caretaker of the City Dumps to make collections to be remitted to the City Treasurer. MR. CHAS. MURRAY AND DR. BABCOCK APPEARED regarding abatement proceedings against certain buildings on Broadway. He stated his own property located at 2065 to 2069 Broadway had been kept in repair,and he wanted the assurance that his buildings would not be included in abatement proceedings. Fire Inspector Drivon reported that main building was in good repair, but that the small lean-to shed in the rear should be removed. Building Inspector Duncan also reported new wiring had been installed, under pinning was in good shape, etc. On motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, the Healthe Department was to be notified of the above and their recom- mendation regarding the shed in the rear will be carried out. Motion carried. COL. EDMONDS, SUPERVISOR, appeared as a citizen residing on Whipple Avenue regarding traffic conditions at Whipple and El Camino Real, calling attention to the recent death of a pedestrain at this point. Councilmen recognized the urgency of a traffic signal and after discussion it was decided that City officials, together with Col. Edmonds, would once more meet with Col. Skeggs of the Highway Commission in an effort to get some action. Communication will be directed to the Highway Commission regarding the contemplated re -alignment of E1 Camino Real to be followed by the con - Terence referred to above. CITY ATTORNEY CURRIE REQUESTED THE REAL ESTATECOMMITTEE to meet and appraise Lots 16 311 and 17; Block 42, included in the Recreation Area condemnation suit. This was agreeable to the Committee. RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING ?149.76 from Unbudgeted Reserve to Fire Department, Capital out- lay. This transger is necessary to pay the difference between the amount budgeted and the actual cost of one ton truck power wagon recently purchased on bid. Coun- cilman Granger offered resolution and moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried on roll call.