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

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Ifit or alue o� an I riot 'ked ngi4 S. C, PALMER appeared regarding resubdivision of a portion of Lot 17, rear of 410 west Oakwood Blvd. 177 planning Commssion, had recommended approval, subject to certain conditions, however, building permit had been offered to Mr. Palmer on the condition that he face his building 'toward the proposed extension of Roble Avenue instead of East Oakwood Blvd. Councilman Jones moved, seconded by Councilman Spillers, that Building T.nspector issue permit allowing house to face on East Oakwood, Mr. palmar agreeing to pay his share of the improvement if and when Roble Avenue is extended. Motion carried. MOON, O,= OF LOT ON THE ALAMEDA, part of which was in the County but the majority of which was within �i• the City limits. This matter has been referred to the Planning Commission for their recommendation. Mr. Mallon agrees to sign petition for annexation. Inasmuch as the County Bldg. Inspector relinquished all rights to the City Inspector, Councilman Spillers moved, seconded by Councilman Royer, that building per- mit be authorized. City Engineer Jain agreed to check further with Mr. Mallon regarding sewer connection. FLEDEpARTIM was authorized to hang a banner across Broadway advertising their First Annual Benefit Dance adequate insurance to be furnished by the department, on motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by Councilman Royer. Motion carried. p%oNNEL BOARD still considering matter of salary Police Lieut. Falstich. Counciman Spillers asked present status of the above matter. Civil Service Committee working on the matter with the Personnel Board. STATE SURVEY OF RECREATION FACILITIES has been requested by the City, Elementary Schools and `Sequoia High School. Survey will not be conducted until late November or early December. This information in reply to inquiry of Councilman Spillers. pROPOSED EXTENSION OF OAK STREET. City Manager Rolison has secured two appraisals of property desired for Oak St. extension. City Clerk directed to send copies of appraisals to members of the real estate comfaittee. FROST AND BRIAN bill for work done on Broadway -Marshall. City Engineer Jain reported that bill had not been approved to date. There were some differences of opinion regarding method of assessment for storm drains, also the question of making certain corrections in the assessment as originally submitted. COLORS- CITY EQUIPMENT. Councilman Herkner commented on the variation of colors and suggested that a standard color be selected and all equipment be so designated with the possible exception of the Police and Fire Equipment:, On motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman Herkner, City Manager was directed to study the matter and bring back a recommendation. CONCIL10 GRANGER called attention to the practice of certain firms dumping fill along Bayshore Highway leaving the area unsightly. He suggested that such fill be spread and a time limit be allowed to accomplish this. City Attorney Currie will look into the control of this situation. EAOLE HILL ALLEYS. Councilman Granger requested City Engineer Jain to investigate the report that Mr. Clar'kson's garage still bore oil splatterings which prevented him to paint garage. Mr. Jain will in - lid vestigate-this. OM"ILMO GRANGER called attention to the storing of trucks and equipment on vacant lot near the Bradford sts Street Bridge. � g Referred to City Attorney. p'0• &E: REMOVAL OF POLES AND EQUIPMENT, Jefferson Avenue north of Broadway, Councilman Granger asked the present status of this matter. City Manager will check into this and report at the next meeting. Councilman Spillers moved adjournment, seconded by Councilman Royer, and carried. RALP$ S. DODGE 0es! Clerk of the City of Red od City