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

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by Andrew Spinas, City Supt. for property known as Animal Shelter Site, on the condition that the site ed it be cleared of existing buildings and fences with the exception of the shed over the existing well. 9 Appraisal by City Assessor for this property was $6566 and Sec 3 of the City Charter provided that no City property should be sold for less than 90� of its appraised value. Bid submitted requested clearing Of site at expense of the City no but made provision for water lines or necessary easements for operation 'j and maintenance, as required in the City's advertisement to bidders. Cost of removal of Animal Shelter .Ehadjust been awarded at a cost in excess of estimate by the City, the cost of removing partially erected lding had not been determined. This would be an additional financial burden to the City. recreation bui is Current funds were rapidly becoming depleted and in the opinion of Mr. Rolison acceptance of this bid, in its present form without modifications would not be for the Cityts best financial interest. S & W seemed cooperative but had made no offer in re to continued use of well and securing easement for ingress and egress. Councilman Spillers thought question of Oityas $1,000 option on 100' x 100' piece of property should have been considered at the same time. Councilman Royer moved that the City Manager contact 4 S&W personally and bring bade a report of our proposal to them or a counter proposal in 2 weeks, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. 'Councilman Spillers moved that agreement re option be carried on the } :sts j agenda for the next regular meeting, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. City Attorney Currie :ck thought some appraisal should be filed in writing as provided by the Charter as there were various reports but nothing specific available and appraisal should be made by a disinterested party. Councilman Spillers moved that City Manager be authorized to get outside appraisal of property, seconded by Council- man Morgan. Mr. Rolison suggested Mr. Hagen who had been making some appraisals for the City. Motion ;alar carried. i if WGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES SUBMITTED ANPIOUNCEMENT OF AMERICAN M- I_CIPAL ASSOCIATION meeting in Washington D. C., ould I December 3-6, 1950. c 4IUEST FOR EXTENSION OF TIT?E, BY. L C SMITH, CONTRACTOR, STREET IMPROVE14ENTS 17HIPPLE AVENUE. 'Request for 25 working days was submitted because of delay in delivery of conduit for storm water sewer installations ided which involved the use of concrete pipe. Mr. Jain stated he hadn't seen their letter until today. He felt that on all the jobs a lot of work could be done. On VIhipple Avenue there was possible reason for IS, need of longer time to complete the job. He did not think the delay in delivery of pipe had a great deal call. to do vrith the request, and he thought the contractor should proceed as far as he could and then the Council could consider, the request for more time. Councilman 11organ moved that this be referred to the City Engineer for consideration as the work progressed, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. ended PL14C MEARIIJG BROAD'NAy*1jARSHALL IMPROVEITENTS . Councilman Horgan moved this be duly and regularly continued, seconded by Councilman 'Spillers and carried. HYLIC HEARI11C PROPOSED AI.T.ENDM:IENT OT ORDINANCE #333- Councilman Granger moved this be dropped from the agenda, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. P'dLIC HCARING M-IFXA'TION LOTS 1 to 7, INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 1, KENS . SQ, PEPIDING SIGNING OF CONSENT OF TAXATION BY PROPM,Ty 01IMIERS. Councilman Mdrgan moved this be duly and regularly continued until the next regular meeting, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. - Pl3LIC IIEAR111G SPECIAL ELECTION ANNEXATION CANYON ROAD. There were no written or oral protests. Resolution 1995CALLIiIG FOR SPECIAL ELECTION TO tE HELD DEC. 12th ANNEXATION CANYON ROAD, was offered by Councilman C Spillers, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried on roll call. P' SDII:IEL BOA?iDRECO;yMIDATION SALARIES FOR POLICE SGT., LIEUT., AND CAPTAIN APIA FIRE CAPTAIN, MARSHALL AND ASST. CHIEF. The problern had been one of over -lapping salary ranges which made it possible for an officer of lower rank to make the same or a higher salary than his direct superior. It was recommended that the lo'mrfour steps should be eliminated and flat rates be established for the positions so that there would