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

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u 54 Health,�;Building and Fire Departments inspected the. one story frame building, adjoining two room frame shack used as living -quarters for Mr. & Mrs. F. McKinsey and two 'children and recommended'abatement of board and batten building as there was no foundation; wiring in dangerous condition; two adults, two children, and possibly three more children to move -in; no toilet facilities to accommodate family; unsightly and a fire hazard. Councilman Britschgi moved that abatement pro- ceedings should *be started, seconded by Councilman Holmquist, and carried. ABATEMENT 344 Fuller Street, G. B. Solari, 260 Topaz Street. Property located at rear of Lot 6, Block 5, Range C, Mezesville. Health, Building and Fire Departments inspected buildings, and recommended that two small sheds at rear be removed; rear yard cleaned up; one story frame structure to rear, two rooms and bath, occupied {"7 i by b2r. Benton L. Bairos be repaired or abated. Councilman Spillers moved that recommendation of these departments be accepted, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, and carried. REPORT ON DISASTER COUNCIL COMMITTEE BY COUNCILMAN GRANGER, Committee Chairman, stated that this was not an emergency war measure, but could be applied in lieu of a Civilian Defense program if necessary. It was recommended that the Commander take immediate steps to appoint an Executive Officer who would automatically become Chief of Registrations-, that a registration program be arranged to protect all volunteer workers during an emergency and training program; City Clerk to be regis- tration officer, that the Commander arrange a meeting with the Disaster Relief Chairman of the Red Cross; that all department heads within the City develop a training program for all registrants; that the City Attorney be referred to Article 7, Military and Veterans Code of the State of California, 1947, for the purpose of+ preparing necessary resolution or procedure under the Mutual Aid Section of the + Ordinance. Councilman Morgan moved that recommendations be accepted, seconded by Councilman Holmquist, and carried. Mayor Werder instructed City Clerk Dodge to contact Mr. @nzaley to blanket workers in, a meeting to be held later with the Red Cross. PETITION FOR REVOCATION OF ZONING PERMIT VARIANCE OR ADJUSTaENT WAS PRESENTED BY EACH of four residents of Manzanita Street, George 0. Castro, Frank K. Navaroo, Albert .Malvino, and Leslie W. Whiteley. Petitioners objected to rezoning of block bounded by Manzanita, Heller, Lalzrel and Middlefield Road owned by S & W Fine Foods and rezoned over their protests, and objected•to this block being used for storage of barrels and boxes; that buildings were to be erected on this block. Mr. Whiteley appeared and stated they anticipated the Council would want time to consider the petitions and they would appear at another meeting. Councilman Spillers moved that this be put on the agenda for the next meeting and the petitioners be so notified as well as S & W. seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. PROPOSED PARK BUILDING FOR STORAGE OF EQUIPMENT. City Manager Rolison stated that the City Engineer, Building Inspector, and Superintendent of Parks were at the Park on this date and hoped to have some kind of building suitable to the location to present to the Council for approval at the next meeting. Mayor Werder suggested that this be placed on the agenda for the next meeting. CITY ATTORNEY CURRIE STATED THAT THE CITY DID NOT HAVE A CLEAR TITLE TO THE PROPERTY adjacent to the Recreation Area and suggested that the City try to get a quit claim from the former owners if possible and that he be authorized to deal with i