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

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n F C�ICR pEppEg REQUEST FOR VARIANCE. AT 953 EDGEI'VOOD RD. Placed on agenda for the adjourned meeting of �6? Sept' 25th to allow Councilmen to look over the location, on motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by, Councilman Morgan and carried. r MAIN INSTALLATIONS SUBDIVISIONS DROPPED from the agenda. oilloy REFUNDING COST OF WATER 'nd ? SybIRIS APPLICATION FOR'DW- PERMIT placed on the agenda for meeting of October 2nd., on motion of Councilman seconded by (Councilman Morgan, and carried. vl� Spillers) . Ordinance No- 499 now covers this situation however, it was recalled TRUCKS PARKED ON STREETS OVER NIGHT that some ago it was decided to allow certain persons upon applying to the Police Department to se- cure permission to park cars on streets over night to take care of hardship cases. This concession did not, however, apply to trucks. Chief Wood stated that the Department had never issued written per - nits but had given verbal permission to take care of special hardship cases. Councilman Morgan moved that the Police Department enforce the ordinance except on State highways where the cit had Y no juris- diction. Councilman Royer seconded the motion with the understanding that ordinance be publicized for at least 15 days so that the people would know of the action, also that the Police Department use their otim judgement in enforcing the terms of the ordinance. Councilman Spillers was in f avor of amend- ing the mend-ingthe ordinance to give more leaway, he being of the opinion that ordinance would work a hardship on some citizens. Motion carried. Chief Wood asked for a statement of policy and was advised t'o issue permits at the discretion of the department. i' PftoPCSED STREET IMPROVEMENTS REDWOOD AVENUE FROM JUNIPERO TO FAIRVIEW. This area posed the same problem as that discussed, namely cost of bridge. Councilman Royer moved the matter be placed on the agenda to give the Councilmen an opportunity to look the area over. Motion seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. P><4MING CO20SION RECOi',QAENDATION TO APPROVE FINAL MAP, CORDILLERAS ADDITION subject to the following con- ditions: 1. That industrial way be paved 281 wide with a heavy duty pavement. 2. That all recommendations of the City Engineer be complied with. 3. That all provisions of -,Ordinance No. 631 be complied with. Recommendation approved on motion of Councilman Royer, seconded by Councilman Herkner, and carried. PIQUIING COINISSION RECOMMEPhDATION APPROVE FINAL MAP ATH ERWOOD GARDENS, subject to the following conditions: L Public utility easements along southerly boundary of tract near Oakleigh Park be shown as a 101 Public Utility Easement and drainage easement. 2• That the 171 widening strip along Woodside Road be dedicated for future street purposes. 3. That needed anchorage and other Public dtility Easements be indicated on Block 1. 4. Revise radii at returns at Atherwood Avenue to indicate future returns when Woodside Road is widened. 5. That all recommendations of the City Engineer be complied with - 6, That all provisions of Ordinance #631 be complied with. 7. That 6+ to Uv street trees be planted every 501 on Woodside and Atherwood Avenue - Attorney Paul McCarthy appeared for Mr Johnson, subdivider objection to condition No. 2 as above. His contention was that his client should not be expected to dedicate this strip without being remunerated, callin g his attention to the fact that the State would pay for the land necessary to acquire for future videning of Woodside Road. IIe also noted that a former map which had been approved and the strip had not been required. hr Wise replied that the former map had been approved, but the omission of the 17' strip was through an oversight. He explained further that several subdivisions on Woodside Road had so dedicated land for future street uses, citing Redwood Terrace, Woodside Terrace, and others. Wise stated the Planning Commission had been very -fair with Mr Johnson who had been before the E Commission several times with changes in his plans. Councilman Spillers moved that recommendation of