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C <br />1 <br />of 3001 Hoover Street. Claim denied and referred to insurance carrier, on motion of Councilman 275 <br />morgan and seconded by Councilman Swift and carried. <br />CLAIM FOR ALEEGED INJURIES TO ALBERT BEVILOCKWAY, 2668 BREWSTER AVEIUE, RHILE LAUNCHING BOAT AT REDWOOD <br />CITY YACHT HARBOR,,IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,052.90 was denied and referred to insurance carrier on motion <br />of Councilman Morgan, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. Claim was received by"City Clerk <br />on August 6, 1949. <br />COMMUNITY CHEST OF REDWOOD CITY REQUESTED USE OF CITY'S WATER CONSUMER LIST TO SOLICIT THE RESIDENCES. -IN <br />THE EMERALD LAKE, PALOMAR PARK and outlying districts by direct mail. Councilman Spillers moved per- <br />mission be granted provided supervision was under Water Department, seconded by Councilmakwift and <br />carried. When this question came up before,it was decided that only the Red Cross and Community Chest <br />would be granted" permission. <br />PLANNING COMMISSTON.RECOMMENDED REVOCABLE ONE-YEAR PERMIT, RENEWABLE ANNUALLY, S. J.. C. MAGNANI TO ADD 18 <br />FEET TO HIS PRESENT BUILDING, CORNER WHIPPLE AND EL CAMINO REAL. At present official plan lines cover <br />80 feet of this property, and Mr. Magnani has agreed that he would remove the new addition at his own <br />expense when the City needs the property for street purposes. Councilman Holmquist moved approval of <br />recommendation, seconded by Councilmarlwift and carried. <br />PLANNING COI81ISSION <br />GRANTING VARIANCE TO KENNETH WHITFORD TO CHANGE FRONT YARD SETBACK FROM <br />20 FEET TO 15 FEET;, BECAUSE OF CREEVfHERE WAS ENOUGH HARDSHIP involved to allow the.variance on Lots <br />5 and 6. Block 2, Reese Subdivision ( Redwood A venue near Sierra). Councilman Morgan moved that var- <br />iance be granted, seconded by Councilman Holmquist and carried. <br />DIVISIbN OF HIGHWAYS REQUESTED THAT AS DEED EXECUTED BY IRENE McRAE CONVEYING PROPERTY TO THE STATE FOR <br />PUBLIC USE, 1949-50 taxes be cancelled on SE2 of Lot 9,.Block 13, Range D. Councilman Holmquist moved <br />that request be granted, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. <br />H.H.WEINER, SAN MATEO COUNTY REALTY COMPANY, SUBMITTED IE TTER(OFFERING BUILDING AT 600 ARGUELLO STREET now <br />occupied as Jewish Community Center as a gift to the City, suggesting that it be moved to the Warren <br />and Standish block near Veteran'�uilding, with the hope that the building would be given or rented to <br />non-profit organizations of San Mateo County and the wish that the present groups be given first con- <br />sideration for use of permises, building to provide facilities for the general public. Councilman <br />Spillers moved this be referred to the Planning Commission relative to zoning in this area, and to the <br />Recreation Commission as the upkeep would come under this department, seconded by Councilman Holmquist, <br />and carried. <br />LARRY WISE, PLANNING COMMISSION CONSULTANT, REQUESTED THAT COUNCIL SET A POLICY ON OFF SITE SIGNS. Planning,- <br />Commission <br />lanningCommission rarely grants a permit for off site sign, directional or not appurtenant to a business and <br />desired some guidance on maximum sizes of highway directional signs (to a Redwood City business) that <br />might be allowed. It was suggested that the Mayor appoint a committee`. <br />Council was to meet with Charter Study Committee Monday Evening at 7:30..PAugust 22nd and -it was decided, <br />to take up this subject also. Council planned to study proposed Subdivision Ordinance as submitted by <br />the Planning Commission at the same time. Administrative Assistant Miller was to notify Councilmen of <br />meeting. <br />MR. FRED KRAFT, 537 CLEVELAND, APPEARED IN RE TO WATER LINE CONNECTION, EMERALD LAKE. City Manager Rolison <br />and Water Superintendent reported on this situab"on as they, with Councilman Granger had been on the <br />premises to review the problem. As other Councilmen were interested in going out to look over the <br />situation and Councilman Granger was not present to report this was placed on the agenda on motion <br />of Councilman Holmquist, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. <br />MR. HARRY C. DAY, 1225 HARRISON, APPEARED IN RE TO TREES BLOCKING SEWERS. Situation was regarded as public <br />health hazard, basement tubs overflowing with fecal matter from toilets, etc., large plumbing bills, <br />and expense to the City-. Mr.Day stated he had written a letter to the City Engineer in February. Limbs <br />had fallen from trees under which children played. City Attorney stated that three letters had been <br />L <br />