BOOK 23_1950-05-15 to 1952-04-21

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{ V� ii eaee« PLANS O. � to Mr. Jain and he further stated I,ir. Jain tianadictoebuy,enamelyCity waulO ftld area thr give the City an op ough Co meat Mr. Hildreth would g' s thought the price could be determined b his property. City Attorney Currie thoul, Y mutgal of 6 appointing an appraiser. Councilman Morgan moved this be referred z cu agreement or by ! 1' to the Real Estate Committee for a rep ort at the next Monday meeting, August 28th, in seconded by Councilman Jonas. In the absence of P Currie, Assistant City Attorney th Lebsack was to meet with Mr. Hildreth• Motion carried. th ! been ji Co' COMMITTEE HAD BEE APPOINTED RE RENT CONTROL BUT Councilman A'lorgan stated he had not Spillers stated the committee had not met. able to attend. Councilman Sp c as so I: I YACHT CLUB Iv�MBERSHIP, 50% NON-RESIDENTS. Councilman Morgan reported that people in }fit r -" Redwood City would like to join the club but were told they had a full membership, th ' However, about 50% it was understood, were non-residents of Redwood City. Council, of man Morgan moved that this be referred to the Recreation Commission for a report, CLAIRIS seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. on , ! j COUNCILMAN SPILLERS POINTED OUT THAT LT. @sit. FAULSTICH OF THE POLICE DEPARTT2NT WAS ARAB 4 ADJOURN INC. EQUAL SALAF,lr OF SGT., I'iH0 ALSO RECEIVES OVERTIME. The Lieutenant does not re• t an ry ' calve overtime, has more responsibility, and when this was referred to the Personnel i Board he was turned down for a step increase until 1952. Secretary to the Personnel ° ,Si ' („ Board, Richard Diller, stated this had been gone over by the Board and Chief {Mood t i and it was still being studied. City Manager Rolison s tated this would involve other '- :V 1C �'s I similar cases in other departments and suggested calling in members of the Council � � a ' on the Civil Service Committee. Councilman Morgan moved the Committee on the Co el; ._ � ON ROLL s' Councilman Granger and Jones, meet with the Personnel Board, seconded by Counciloian r' Al '! �►, j �, Spillers A Civil Service Committee had been appointed some time ago of two Council- Gr ymen and 1 employee to meet with the Personnel Board. Ci f. BROADWAY -MARSHALL ASSESSIENTS. Councilman Jones suggested those in the district but not Ci assessed to be dropped from the assessment list, and he suggested paving and electro- Pia liers ne left out of the present assessment, until area improved. There was a great ° MAYOR P': { i l ( deal of opposition to the bridges and it was suggested they be spread over a larger PL y }} c area. These items could be considered at the study meeting, August 24th. S qu MAYOR PRO TEENY GRANGER SUGGESTED FURTHEP. STUDY OF THE APPROPRIATIONS IN THE 'BUDGET. Lound' in man Harkner thought sime items of expenditure could be frozen, but Councilman Jenea th thought the budget had been carefully combed in re to expenditures. City Manager 1 th l ' Rolison suggested 'Doth sides be considered, a sweeper had been contemplated and 08dr needed in order to do the work required; maintenance of water system should be kept pl up as present condition was an aftermath of curbing due to the last war. Councilmen pr Herkner l;l moved that a committee be a r , ppointed to work with the City Manager in re t0 to deferrin scans y c, g purchases a, this time seconded b Councilman Morgan and carried. � TnE FOL j , y g , i A TAX ORDINANCE FIXING TAX RATE VAS BEING PREPARED ALONG THE LII=ES OF THE BUDGET accord• 3= ' ing to the City Attorney to be introduced at the meeting of next I+Ionday night, Aug. ust 28th. r {' COMMITTEE APPOIJ:TED T%1 ST -_1W APPROPLIATIONS IN THE BUDGET By Mayor Pro Tem Granger, y` COULCillLen Heri,ner, Cahi.rman, and Vorgan. 3 � I,