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

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204 LIAN DEFENSE MEETING, SUPERVISORS CHAMFERS, THURSDAY LETTER FROM COUNTY CLERK RE CIVTL NOp 30th2 19501 8:00 P.M- Mayor Britschgi suggested letter be filed and thought most of the Councilmen would be in attendance. LETTER FROM COMMUTERS1 CLUB RE BOY SCOUT CHRISTMAS TREE STAND. Councilman Morgan stated letter was to be brought to him to submit to the Council. The boys had hoped to sell trees on Butcher Field and wished the Council to waive the fee of $25.00. Mr. Zikman was interested in the scouts and intended to finance the whole thing and if there was any loss he would take that responsibility. Mr. Currie stated Attorney Harold Anderson was interested in knowing whether or not portion of street that was closed on the Northside of Broadway between Jefferson and Main could be used by the boys. Mayor Britschgi was in favor of request if they cleaned up the area as provided by the ordinance. Council. .man Morgan moved that this be placed on the agenda until they had further information, seconded by Councilman Granger. Councilman Granger stated an organization he was connected with turned down a contract to have trees furnished them on account of the man had man sec gR5011NE I I of t`- atic-- Cour= wages license fee and the Council should bear in mind that other organizations had every right to expect waiving of license fees by the Council. City Collector Perrin stated that last year the scouts put up a $25.00 clean-up bond and business license was deducted from that etui= be = by amount. They paid about $6.00, or $8.00. LETTER % LETTER FROM METHODIST CHURCH RE ABANDONMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT. Request was for PROh abandonment of easement which runs from Broadway to the property owned by August J Fromd to and crosses property owned by the church and by the YMCA. Letter was signed by Irving the E. Kesterson, Chairman, Building Committee, and stated they had conferred with the PG&E, Chi' and at the church's expense the lines had been rerouted and reinstalled and they were had also advised that this met with the approval ofthe PG&E and the Pao Tel & Tel Co. was I" t Cou letters on file from both the PG&E and the Pao Tel & Tel Co. confirming their approval, jM after which resolution could be prepared for adoption at the next meeting, secondedby he11 Councilman Jones. Any building by the YMCA would have to comply with fire zone in that had area, according to the Building Inspector upon question. COUNCIL RE-APPLICATION BY G. GALIC FOR CLOSING OUT SALE, 2012 BROADWAY, KNOWN AS "CALLISONS". Mr. HJUST Calic had complied with provisions in ordinance and submitted complete inventory Vith fro] check of $25.00. Councilman Royer moved that if application was in accordance with the i■1 I i'' �, !'i by Councilman Morgan. Attorney Woodman appeared in Mr. Calic's interest but it was rem understood that if longer time was granted a renewal fee of $15 would be required. Zdotion a r Il`� 'I pre irl. 'a So This was up and Mr. McCulloch was representative for Studebaker automobiles. Councilman Granger by moved approval of permit, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. we COMMUNICATION FROM STATE UTILITIES 00h!MISSION RE GRADE SEPARATIONS. A form was attachedasging ma that desired information be submitted outlining the grade crossing, which, in the City's t opinion should be separated or provided with improved protection on a priority basis, De Councilman Granger moved that the City Engineer study the form and report, seconded by 110 Councilman Herkner and carried, 4101L 204 LIAN DEFENSE MEETING, SUPERVISORS CHAMFERS, THURSDAY LETTER FROM COUNTY CLERK RE CIVTL NOp 30th2 19501 8:00 P.M- Mayor Britschgi suggested letter be filed and thought most of the Councilmen would be in attendance. LETTER FROM COMMUTERS1 CLUB RE BOY SCOUT CHRISTMAS TREE STAND. Councilman Morgan stated letter was to be brought to him to submit to the Council. The boys had hoped to sell trees on Butcher Field and wished the Council to waive the fee of $25.00. Mr. Zikman was interested in the scouts and intended to finance the whole thing and if there was any loss he would take that responsibility. Mr. Currie stated Attorney Harold Anderson was interested in knowing whether or not portion of street that was closed on the Northside of Broadway between Jefferson and Main could be used by the boys. Mayor Britschgi was in favor of request if they cleaned up the area as provided by the ordinance. Council. .man Morgan moved that this be placed on the agenda until they had further information, seconded by Councilman Granger. Councilman Granger stated an organization he was connected with turned down a contract to have trees furnished them on account of the man had man sec gR5011NE I I of t`- atic-- Cour= wages license fee and the Council should bear in mind that other organizations had every right to expect waiving of license fees by the Council. City Collector Perrin stated that last year the scouts put up a $25.00 clean-up bond and business license was deducted from that etui= be = by amount. They paid about $6.00, or $8.00. LETTER % LETTER FROM METHODIST CHURCH RE ABANDONMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT. Request was for PROh abandonment of easement which runs from Broadway to the property owned by August J Fromd to and crosses property owned by the church and by the YMCA. Letter was signed by Irving the E. Kesterson, Chairman, Building Committee, and stated they had conferred with the PG&E, Chi' and at the church's expense the lines had been rerouted and reinstalled and they were had also advised that this met with the approval ofthe PG&E and the Pao Tel & Tel Co. was Councilman Morgan moved that this be placed on the agenda until the City Attorney had Cou letters on file from both the PG&E and the Pao Tel & Tel Co. confirming their approval, tha after which resolution could be prepared for adoption at the next meeting, secondedby he11 Councilman Jones. Any building by the YMCA would have to comply with fire zone in that had area, according to the Building Inspector upon question. COUNCIL RE-APPLICATION BY G. GALIC FOR CLOSING OUT SALE, 2012 BROADWAY, KNOWN AS "CALLISONS". Mr. HJUST Calic had complied with provisions in ordinance and submitted complete inventory Vith fro] check of $25.00. Councilman Royer moved that if application was in accordance with the `-two ordinance that permit be granted for a 60 day sale dating from November 21st, seconded sew by Councilman Morgan. Attorney Woodman appeared in Mr. Calic's interest but it was rem understood that if longer time was granted a renewal fee of $15 would be required. Zdotion a r carried with Councilman Granger and Mayor Britschgi voting No. pre APPLICATION FOR USED CAR PERMIT, R W McCULLOCH, 1661 BROADWAY. for a new agency So This was up and Mr. McCulloch was representative for Studebaker automobiles. Councilman Granger by moved approval of permit, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. we COMMUNICATION FROM STATE UTILITIES 00h!MISSION RE GRADE SEPARATIONS. A form was attachedasging ma that desired information be submitted outlining the grade crossing, which, in the City's t opinion should be separated or provided with improved protection on a priority basis, De Councilman Granger moved that the City Engineer study the form and report, seconded by 110 Councilman Herkner and carried, 4101L 9 ful