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

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3 8 2to Cigaref#gg Machines. Councilman Granger stated that 6. B or 7 years ago an attorney had asked the Council to withhold from collecting this fee for the time being and the ordinance had not been enforced since. The fee was collectable 03.00 per quarter in advance. Councilman Morgan thought there might be some merit in an objection to this amount of fee and moved the Mayor appoint a committee to further investigate, seconded by Councilman Swift. Mayor Werder appointed Councilman Britschgi, chairman, and Councilman Spillers. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL OF BEN SILVERSTEIN TO RESUBDIVIDE PORTION -OF Lot 5', Block 8, Friendly Acres No. 1. Councilman Morgan moved approval of recommendation seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. ABATEMENT 1416 MAIN STREET. Mr. Vim F. Michel submitted a letter signed by himself, Loraine Michel and Victor A Michel, acknowledging receipt of copy of Resolution 815 rescinding Resolution No. 814 ordering the building to be torn down. They agreed to conditions in resolution to raze the building at the expiration of the present lease on the prop- erty on November- 1, 1950 and if the building is not torn down the City may do so with- out -further notice to the owners and making the cost a lien on the property. All repairs ordered by the Council including the installation of steel "tie ins" had been completed and they asked that posted notices of abatement be removed. Building Inspec- tor Duncan confirmed that the building was all in order, repairs had been made. Counc- cilman Britschgi moved that if the building was in order the letter of agreement be accepted,.seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. CITY'MANAGER ROLISON REQUESTED AUTHORITY TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR THE OPERATION OF THE CITY DWIP IN ACCORDANCE WITH A CONTRACT PREPARED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY AND CITY ENGINEER; a copy of which was attached for the Council's consideration.. Councilman Granger moved approval, seconded by'Councilman Swift and later withdrew his motion with the consent of the second, after City Manager Rolison explained there .were some things to be determined by the Council which were tentative such as fees for dumping that they might want to include. Councilman Granger substituted the motion that this be place on the agenda subject to study on the proposal of City Manager Rolison, seconded by Council- man Swift and carried. MV. R. G. HUNT, 1801 Howard Avenue, San Carlos, recently purchased property at the end of Eaton Villa Road, lower portion of Lot 3 and 4., approximately one acre, supposed to consist .of three lots. He would like permission to sell off two of the 80' lots, one bordered by Redwood City sewers in the back, two lots face sewer in the front and are too low to hook into Redwood City sewers. He had contacted San Carlos City Hall and it was agreeable to them for these lots to be hooked into the San Carlos sewer line without penalty but couldn't collect tax from Mr. Hunt. They would have to collect it from the City of Redwood City. It was therefore brought to the attention of the Council so that the City could collect. As Mr. Hunt had not approached the Planning Commission on this, it was referred to the Planning Commission on motion of Council- rgan Spillers, seconded by Councilman Holmquist and carried= Mr. Hunt was to appear at their meeting of January 23rd, Monday. Necessary City officials would be ready to cooperate on this in regard to report back. ESTABLISHMENT OF PROPOSED MORTUARY, JEFFERSON AVENUE AND CLINTON STREET. The Redeemer Lutheran Church submitted a letter signed by the Board of Elders, H. 0. Von der Mehden, President, Kenneth Hoag, Secretary, John E. Marozik, Pastor, withdrew their request to grant a variance use permit to establish a Mortuary Chapel on their property. 71 i