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

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Mr. Currie thought the location should be left up to the engineering department if a better location was available and agreeable to the•P.G.& E. and engineering department. Motion carried. GEORGE KIRCHNER, 323 Woodside Road, appeared and requested license to auction saddle horses, and* other live stock. -He had permission to auction on property at the end i of Broadway until December when he would have to seek another location subject to the Council's approval. There was considerable discussion on this incidental to Health Department, immediate removal of all stock and articles not sold, property cleaned up, etc., possibility of securing a location farther out and away from business area. Mr. Kirchner explained this would be once a week only as he had another job, but that there were many who would like to sell horses and there was j no outlet Por disposing of them. City Attorney Currie suggested that this might come before the Planning Commission as a use permit might be necessary in their opinion. Councilman Granger moved that this be carried on the agenda with the thought in mind that Mr. Kirchner try to find a more suitable location during the next two weeks, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. MRS. H. MEYERS, 644 Topaz, appeared to request street lights in this area. Although Mrs. Meyers had appeared before, Chief Lodi stated he had nothing to report on this as they had been occupied with street lighting jobs which had priority. He also stated he had been out there but that on account of the pole situation until they were given a position by the P.G.& E. and Telephone Company they could not tie into a circuit, and that it would be better to take in more than one street as it would double the work to go back again. Lenolt Tract had been waiting 6 or S weeks. City Manager Rolison stated it was necessary to clear through the Joint Pole 1(t Association, and sometines they were slow. Mayor Werder suggested a letter be�J written on the part of the City to them which would necessitate an answer and tell them of the need. Chief Lodi explained that the job would have to be laid out first in order to inform them what they needed. Application could be made after int that. Mayor Werder asked Chief Lodi and other departments to give this request every possible consideration and suggested that Mrs. Meyers remind one of the Councilmen of the request in the near future. RECOMMENDATIONS OF C.G. UHLENBERG REPORT OF AUDIT. Councilman Granger moved that Auditor's report be approved and recommendations carried out by the proper depart- ment heads as made in a report, seconded by Councilman Holmquist. Councilman V.- _. by the P. -"G.& E. She stated she Was told it would be'removed but had not been. The timepiece had been taken out. Mayor Werder stated he had gone out with Nr. Snell and he told him that the time meter would be taken out and the double doors F ' would be removed and a regular manhole would be installed. Miss Offermann did not 1.�! agree to this. A report had been made to Mr. Reynard but he had made no contact +' since. The question was put to City Attorney Currie on the removal of this. City `. Attorney Currie thought we could request that they remove the manhole provided we �- had the sketch to support the request and that it could be put in just a little west of the service station if that was where it belonged. Councilman Britschgi moved that City Attorney Currie look into the matter and request a definite action • i , s' to,remove the manhole from the sidewalk adjoining Miss Offermann's place and install it in conformity with the sketch as presented. Motion seconded by Councilman Swift. Mr. Currie thought the location should be left up to the engineering department if a better location was available and agreeable to the•P.G.& E. and engineering department. Motion carried. GEORGE KIRCHNER, 323 Woodside Road, appeared and requested license to auction saddle horses, and* other live stock. -He had permission to auction on property at the end i of Broadway until December when he would have to seek another location subject to the Council's approval. There was considerable discussion on this incidental to Health Department, immediate removal of all stock and articles not sold, property cleaned up, etc., possibility of securing a location farther out and away from business area. Mr. Kirchner explained this would be once a week only as he had another job, but that there were many who would like to sell horses and there was j no outlet Por disposing of them. City Attorney Currie suggested that this might come before the Planning Commission as a use permit might be necessary in their opinion. Councilman Granger moved that this be carried on the agenda with the thought in mind that Mr. Kirchner try to find a more suitable location during the next two weeks, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. MRS. H. MEYERS, 644 Topaz, appeared to request street lights in this area. Although Mrs. Meyers had appeared before, Chief Lodi stated he had nothing to report on this as they had been occupied with street lighting jobs which had priority. He also stated he had been out there but that on account of the pole situation until they were given a position by the P.G.& E. and Telephone Company they could not tie into a circuit, and that it would be better to take in more than one street as it would double the work to go back again. Lenolt Tract had been waiting 6 or S weeks. City Manager Rolison stated it was necessary to clear through the Joint Pole 1(t Association, and sometines they were slow. Mayor Werder suggested a letter be�J written on the part of the City to them which would necessitate an answer and tell them of the need. Chief Lodi explained that the job would have to be laid out first in order to inform them what they needed. Application could be made after int that. Mayor Werder asked Chief Lodi and other departments to give this request every possible consideration and suggested that Mrs. Meyers remind one of the Councilmen of the request in the near future. RECOMMENDATIONS OF C.G. UHLENBERG REPORT OF AUDIT. Councilman Granger moved that Auditor's report be approved and recommendations carried out by the proper depart- ment heads as made in a report, seconded by Councilman Holmquist. Councilman