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<br />to be understood by the people in the district that present delay might run the H.ork
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<br />into the vinter season and in that event a sunny day after bad weather would not
<br />necessarily mean the contractor would be permitted to work for several days or a week
<br />thereafter. Richard Keusink, reporter for the Tribune was to take special note of
<br />'¢¢¢¢ this probability.
<br />ABATE'1ENT 2081-2093 BROADS+AY, A G FRAN PROPERTY, 90 Cedro Play, San Franciscoi Affidavits
<br />of posting and mailing were ordered filed by the Mayor. Buildings were Bissell's
<br />f Tire Shop, 2093, Old Restaurant, 2089 and Hallett's Market, 2081,-85. Attorney
<br />Harold Anderson appeared for the Franks. They agreed the buildings should come down,
<br />1, but asked that it be deferred for 6 months because of present conditions due to the
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<br />Korean situation, scarcity of materials and the tenants would have the same diffi-
<br />culty trying to find a newlocatinn. Councilman Morgan moved this be duly and regular-
<br />ly continued on the agenda 6 months from this date, February 19th, 1951, to be con-
<br />sidered again, seconded by Councilman Spillers. ' There was some difference of opinion
<br />in re to gollowing through on the abatement and it was felt this might be a liability
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<br />of the City if action was not taken now. However, no leases were to be made and the
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<br />tenants were to receive notice. Attorney Anderson understood the conditions and
<br />asked for time to get permanent bid. Motion carried, Councilman Jones voting No.
<br />ABATEIZI NNT 2071-2075 BROADWAY, J. J. MCCORMIC, 1995 Ocean Avenue San Francisco. Affidavits
<br />fof posting and mailing were ordered filed by the Mayor. Buildings were Beauty Parlor,
<br />2071, Photo Engraving Shop, 2073 and Dusel's Real Estate Office, 2075, Dr. McCormic
<br />appeared and also asked for time to prepare plans and specifications for new building
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<br />a' before removing the present one and requested 6 months time. Councilman Morgan moved
<br />f that he receive the sarae consideration and this be duly and regularly continued for
<br />a period of 6 months, to be considered again February 19th, 1951, and the tenants to
<br />receive notice, seconded by CouncilmanSpillers and carried, Councilmen Herkner and
<br />f Jones voting No.
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<br />LETTER FROM HANNAFORD & TALBOT, 519 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO 4, CONFIRMING PURCHASE
<br />OF ALAMEDA & HOPICIhS WARRANT. Their letter of August 17th, 1950 confirmed that they
<br />4 had accepted and paid for the warrant even though the interest rate was in error -
<br />as they had since been advised that the interest rate should have been 6% and not 5%-
<br />ELetter was singed by Belden S. Gardner for Hannaford & Talbot. Filed.
<br />P;OTICE OF HEARING FOR AUTHORITY TO INCREASE RATES PENINSI,LA TRANSIT BUS LIKES, PUBLIC
<br />UTILITIES COMMISSION, to be held before Examiner Lake for Friday , September 11 1950
<br />at 10.00 AM in the Police Court, Palo Alton, California. Councilman Spillers moved
<br />that proper authorities attend meeting, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried.
<br />LETTER FROLi CHA14BER OF COBIMERCE RECO11,rE+NDING ASSISTANCE TO NATIVE DAUGHTERS IN FLOAT AD-
<br />MISSION DAY PARADE,SEPTEI4BER 9th. Councilman Morgan moved that $100 be granted to
<br />the Chamber of Commerce for advertising purposes which they in turn could turn over to
<br />the Native Daughters of the Golden West, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried.
<br />RESOLUTION 942 TRANSFERRING $100 FROIui UNBUDGETED RESERVE TO CHAMBER OF COivERCE WAS offered
<br />$ and moved for adoption by Councilman Spillers,seconded by Councilman Morgan and
<br />! carried on roll call. Mayor Britschgi noted absent.
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