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

Browse Search

OIn answer to Councilman Royer as to whether or not there was sufficient Crater pressure , Qexisting lines, Mr. Winter answered Yes. There was no definite answer on the question 6 In of volume. Councilman Jones felt that the Council should continue its Policy of refusing "ith new connections until enough demand was created so that the people in the area would form their oomi provement district. The Mayor brought out the point that there might be I enough crater to serve Mr. Kolby but not all who wished to connect. The Possibility of y s q ;• a separate connection direct with the Hetch Hetch line was discussed. � ! Councilman HerknerAl ; ;, �1,' .i' {, f r jli ,ea asked if another such connection would not relieve the system. He moved that Mr. Winter r Ali I make a study of this and report back at the next meeting, seconded by Councilman Morgan y " Mr. Spillers' earlier motion had been lost for want of a second. and carried. pK THE ALL NIGHT PARKING ORDINANCE, City Attorney Currie said there were three points to be !'I 01 �''" considered:- (1) He did not think that signs would have to be posted throughoutYthe Cit j (2) He was in the process of requesting pproval a from the State 11 "if' ;;I!'' , Division of Hightrays rithin within the Cit to prohibit all night parking on State Highway Routes ti ;y City; (3) When 4s�;.. T I, he received word from Sacramento, the ordinance would be ready for introduction. Council- man Royer moved that matter be placed on the agenda for the first meeting in January or OI�:1i' sooner if the Attorney was ready to report, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. MLIC HEARING ON ORDINANCE CREATING 2 NO PARKING ZONES AND 2 ,ONE HOUR PARKING ZONES ON EL 091INO REAL. There being no protests from the audience, Councilman Spillers movedIf adoption of ordinance, x`657 seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call. Council- man Herkner felt that the Traffic -Fact -Finding Committee should go further and stud the velt y possibility of parking meters between Jefferson and Broadway on the northeast side of riter ECR, He moved that the matter be referred to the Traffic Committee for recommendation,'jiseconded by Councilman Granger and carried. ail• g a NfOELLATION OF 194.4 BONDS SUFFICIENT TO OFFSET AMOUNT OF 1949 BONDS SPENT TO COMPLETE SEWAGE II, 4�1� il' I�j Ili s'1 PLANT was discussed. City Manager said it was his understanding that the Council had not intended to cancel bonds in excess of the amount needed to complete the plant. Councilman Granger moved that if the items read b Clerk as listed below totalled$150,000 and if it ' y; they were the same as recommended by the citizens' committee that this amount'of 1944 , CCs• ' ill I' ' ��I ii �, 1' bonds be �uncil• cancelled. City Entrances $132000.00 i" 1 Tree Planting 25, 000.00 Police Building 24, 980.75 ':: Drainage Facilities 44, 619.25 Lot Branch Library 15)000,-00 ;fj fi Recreation Facilities 27,400.00 Total $150000-00 'tl notion was seconded by Councilman Spillers. There was no further discussion as to the 'er Possibilityof cancelling g 125,000 and another $25)000 of 1949 Sewer Bonds after a minimum 3 year waiting period has expired. $25,000 could then be saved from the 1944 bondmoney it towards construction of a w 1 building. Councilman Granger. withdrew his motion and new Police g g ion Councilman Spillers his second and matter was placed on the agenda for November 20, 1950• es Clerk was to� check minutes and reproduce copies of citizens' committee report. b8111ANOE ON SALARIES FOR POLICE SGT. , LIEUT. , AND CAPTAIN AND FIRE CAPTAIN, MARSHALL AND ASST. j I d f" Joe, CHIEF, Ordinance introduced on motion by Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Morgan Ail I and carried.,! '::I Lili .fa