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

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R ��+ Street ifhich adjoined Reese Street. City Attorney"Cu.rrie stated this could not be done as part of the same project. It was suggested by Councilman Granger that our City Engineer determine the cost of redrock without any obligation on the part of the City, if this would be possible. City Engineer Jain thought there could be no objection to this, if the residents wanted to pay for and have the redrock dumped on the street. City would furnish labor and roll the redrock. Mayor Werder suggested that property owners on Reese be notified accordingly by letter addressed to Mr. Mak. Councilman Granger so moved, with the understanding that property owners furnish material, seconded by Councilman Swift, and carried. ABATE14ENT 860 MAIN STREET, J. B. Perry Company property. Mr. A. J. McGovern of Ross, Ross & McGovern, Attorney for Mr. Perry, stated in a letter that this property was to be removed on or before November 5, 1948. However, the tenants here operated a barber shop and restaurant and were having difficulty in securing a new location, and respectfully requested an extension of 60 days from that date. Councilman Holmquist moved that these merchants be afforded the same courtesy extended to the other merchants on Broadway and that the time be extended to January lst, 1949. The Building Inspector was not to commence razing of the building until that time, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY PRESENTED CITY OBLIGATIONS ON ADVICE from the California Public Utilities Commission resulting from a recent survey of grade crossings of the Southern Pacific Company in the City, requesting that certain work be done in order to improve existing grade corssings. Thirty-seven items were listed in a three page letter which were to be done in the tray of signs, etc. City Engineer Jain stated he had made a personal trip at the request of the Public Utilities Commis- sion and that they had been ordered to prepare the recommendation through the State. Engineer Jain had a list of what was to be done and the breakdown. City Manager Rolison explained that City Engineer Jain was to prepare an estimate. Councilman Morgan moved that an estimate showing the cost of things to be done be presented at the next meeting, seconded by Councilman Holmquist, and carried. TED. J. SEUFERT, III, AND JAMES L. FLYNN, Jr., submitted easement deed and map of the installed sewer line snd easement, 1500 Block of Jefferson Avenue, to service Lots 5, 61 8, and 9, Block 21, Robinson Subdivision, which lots front on Harrison Avenue. Sewer installation was under the direct supervision of City Engineer Jain and to specifications set forth by his office. City Engineer Jain recommended acceptance of the first part of the deed. Councilman Britschgi offered resolution and moved adoption accepting sewer easement on common boundary line of Lots 13 & 14, rear of Lots 5, 6, 72 8, and 9, subject to the approval of City Engineer Jain, seconded by Councilman Swift, and carried on roll call. CALIFORNlIA MISSION TRAILS REQUESTED APPOINTMENT OF A REPRESENTATIVE TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO THE ASSOCIATION TO TAKE OFFICE ON December 3, 1948, when they wo,11d hold their 24th Annual Convention at Santa Cruz. Mayor werder thought that Coun- cilman Swift had done an outstanding job and reappointed him to the Board of Directors. KLANG REQUESTED ANNEXATION REZONING SUBJECT TO 001,51ERCIAL, Lots 1 to 8, portion of Horgan Ranch, Woodside Road, on the uninhabited lair basis. The original appli- cation was for Lots 1 to 6. Discussion revealed that both City and County Planning Commissions did not wish to rezone this for Commercial at this time. Ir