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

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^Tny� f �i. S . e 1 it p1 .:f i.H .w O.-: M• Lf if +.ry • eM at ti. biY ♦ /44i0 A^ a3 .Jlpisf O.ni M. 'aY ft Lxrf s, .y",p,: ' �,..> ....,.; 215 Morton and approved by Auditor Brophy were authorized on motion of Councilman Holmquist, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried., r Gray Thorning Lumber Company 3.49 It it it n 1.50 Peninsula Tobacco Company 14.02 A-1 Glass Company 3.03 m Kist Bottling Company' „31:35 Viking Specialty Company 7.68 it It n' 13.26 Stationery S Millers tore 3.56 n n n 4.15 Don Dorfineier 15.00 $99.02 PROPOSED REZONING PORTION HORGAN RANCH. Planning Commission advised public hearingw were set for June 13th and 27th"and their'recommendation will be before the Council for the July meeting. Communication ordered filed. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION 20 FT ALLEY ALONG PULGAS LINE. After general di$eussion.it was decided that the City Engineer would confer *ith the Planning Commission and make further study of the matter and bring back his recommendations. COMMUNICATION FROM E. A. WILSON RE SENATE BILL ##851 WAS REFERRED TO City Attorney for his considera- tion. COMMUNICATION FROM BEEGER TANNERY ADVISING BUILDINGS WERE IN PROCESS'OF BEING TORN DOWN, ordered filed. COMMUNICAMON FROM YMCA CLAIMING REFUND OF PROPERTY TAXES ordered filed. PROPOSED 1949-50 BUDGET on motion of Councilman Holmquist, seconded by Councilman Britschgi record will show the City Manager presented budget for further study of the Council. Motion carried. Councilman Granger moved, seconded by Councilman Holmquist,, that the City Manager release to the press the grand total of department head requests and the grand total recommended by City Manager for comparative purposes.. Motion carried. It was decided that first budget study meeting would be held on Thursday evening, June 2nd. TRANSMITTERS, POLICE AND POUND CARS. City Manager Rolison advised tla t wave length would be changed on or before August 16th and it would' be necessary to purchase three transmitters, twofbr police cars and one for pound car. City Manager requested authority to order now, shipment to be made after July 1st. Authorization granted on motion of Councilman Holmquist, seconded by Councilman Granger, and carried. ADJOURNMENT. R. S.Dodge City Clerk Minutes of Regular Meeting j� Redwood City Council June 6, 1949, 8:00 PM ON ROLL CALL the following were present: Councilmen Floyd D. Granger, R. V. Spillers, A. V. Swift, ' Mayor W. M. Warder and City Clerk R. S. Dodge. Also present were Assistant Building Inspector Stephen Kreiss, City Manager E. A.Rolison, Building Inspector L. M. Duncan Administrative.Assis- tant Richard D. Miller,City Collector P. E. Perrin,CityEngineer Glenn M. Jain, Auditor -Assessor J. J.Brophy,City Attorney C.B. Currie,Water Superintendent H. L. Winter, Lt. Stanley Wood, Assis- tant Engineer Michael Carozza. Councilmen Britschgi, Holmquist and Morgan noted absent. APPROVAL OF MINUTES AS MAILED. Minutes of the regular meeting of May 16th, adjourned meetings of May 23rd ! and May 31st approved on motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. II Later in the meeting Councilman Holmquist suggested that the worts "plumbing"' be changed to "pumping". ? in regard to "Drainage Conditions Blomquist Property" of May 16th meeting. ? COUNCILMAN HOLMQUIST entered the meeting at 8:05 PM. ABATEMENT SHED ON CITY PROPERTY AT JEFFERSON AVENUE AND MIDDLEFIELD ROAD. Building having been inspected by Building and Fire Departments was considered a fire hazard and it was recommended that it be re- moved. Councilman Granger moved recommendation be approved and that proper authorities of the City take necessary steps to remove'building owned by the City, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. ABATEMENT COUNTY BUILDING, 703 MIDDLEFIELD ROAD. 12 -room, 2 -story building owned by County of San Mateo and used by Elementaty School District as Office Building for Superintendent of Schools, occupied by 18 persons was inspected by Building and Fire Departments, considered a fire and life hazard and it was recommended that building be abated at once. Councilman Granger moved that proper authorities ®! inform County of San Mateo of their findings end ask for their cooperation, seconded by Councilman, Swift and carried. DRAINAGE PROBLEMS, REDWOOD INDUSTRIAL TRACT. Letter from Land Development Company dated May 13th regarding construction of culvert beneath railroad drill tract at Bay Road adjacent to Chemical Process Com- Ipany Plant stated their objection to this request by the City and that they would be-acoppting all of Redwood City's runoff onto their property, no means having been.provided by the City or County " for the elimination 8f this runoff; all runoff from the southerly end of the City travels northerly toward the bay. City Engineer stated when the Land Development Company built the spur track they didn't provide drainage underneath the track and the City had been trying over since to get them to take care of this problem; water backs up across Spring Street to Chemical Process Company. At one time'they agreed to put in culverts but thought they would become involved with National Motor Bearing V