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

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330 KENSINGTON SQUARE.IMPROVEMENTS, FOLLOWING DEEDS WERE TO BE ACCEPTED BY CITY CLERK FOR WIDENING OF ALAMEDA DE LAS PULGAS AND JEFFERSON AVENUE, on motion of Councilman Holmquist, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. Parcel No. Name Lot No. Block No. Recommended Payment t 11 Reardon 2 17 50.00 12 & 13 Everett 5 & 7 17 100.00 57 Kerstan 4 8 180.00 64 Carr 5 6 250.00 Burchers 4 (Por) 6 200.00 FACT FINDING COMMITTEE ON WATER POLLUTION, ASSEMBLY CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE, enclosed copies of hearings of the committee on Water Pollution to be held in Oakland on October 26,27 and 28. Principal subject on the agenda was Air Pollution in the San Francisco Bay Area. It was requested that all ordinances, rulesand regulations having any bearing upon the subject be listed and memorandum be sent to the Oak— land office. City Manager Rolison had phoned the League of California Cities who have a representativ e over there and as the City had no such ordinances, etc, there was not much need in sending anyone from here as the City would be represented by the League, and we would be kept informed of anything con— cerning this area. Communication filed. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL OF TENTATIVE MAP OF CORDILLERAS PARK #2 AS REVISED, SUBJECT TO (1) REVISION OF NAME TO HEATHER GARDENS (2) REARRANGEMENT OF STREET LIGHTING TO APPROVAL OF CITY ENGINEER. Since recommended approval, a letter was submitted to the Council subject to (1) decision on name of subdivision, (2) Complete checking by City Engineer (3) Submission of Subdivider's Agreement and bonds by the subdivider. Councilman Granger had attended the Planning Commission meeting and stated there was considerable discussion on new names for subdivisions and that some policy should,be set in regard to new names, such as Cordilleras Park #1, 2 & 3. There was no Cordilleras Park #1. In this instance he moved approval of Planning Commission recommendation subject to Engineer's approval, seconded.by Councilman Holmquist. Associate Engineer Carozza stated that plans were not checked; as yet there were no plans or profiles ready for recording. Councilman Granger withdrew his motion with the con— sent of the second. -Mr. Murphy (Murphy Subdivision) was present and appeared stating rather than dd.lay to c hange3 the name he was willing to have.approval of subdivision as heather Gardens. City Attorney's opinion was that the Council could approve the map at this meeting. 'Councilman Granger moved approval of map subject to approval of Engineering Department with revision of name to Heather Gardens, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. LENOLT TRACT IMPROVEMENTS, PUBLIC HEARING. Affidavits of publications, mailing and posting were ordered filed by the Mayor. This wasthe time set for hearing on Resolution of Intention pursuant to notices given. Rose Solari, owner of Lot 1, Block 8, Lot 1, Block 11 and Lotsl and 11, Block 14, Lenolt, and S. A.Thompson, owner of lot 8. Block 7, filed.written protests to the proposed work and improvements. Harry H. Weiner, owner of property at Stafford and A Streets and Adolph Bowman, owner of Lot 9, Block 7, Lenolt filed letters stating they were willing to pay for new improvements but not those that were already installed. Michael Counihan, 802 Whipple Avenue, verbally protested paying for improvements. Councilman Britschgi moved that all objections be overruled as protests were not made by more than one— half the property -owners of property proposed to be assessed for the work and improvements, seconded by Councilman Holmquist and carried. RESOLUTION 794. COUNCILMAN HOLMQUIST OFFERED RESOLUTION AND MOVED ADOPTION ORDERING THE WORK AND CALLING FOR BIDS FOR.LENOLT TRACT IMPROVEMENTS, seconded by Councilman Britschgi. Time foropening of bids was set for two weeks from this date, October. 31, 1949 at 8:00 P.M. Motion carried on roll call, Council— men Spillers and Swift noted absent. C ' 4 i i I