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206 <br />m <br />COUNCILMAN HEFtICNER AND ROYER HAD BEENAPPOINTED TO D WITH A GROUP FROM SAN M4TE0 COUptTY OSI gr, <br />«{ COUNCIL i gine <br />night, November 14th, and several committees the 6— <br />INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE. They met Tuesday were <br />I! ` to di_ <br />formed, the plan being to invite and welcome industry into San Mateo County with the thoufl{ jith <br />800 <br />would be benefited thereby. Councilman Herkner and Royer were to 'j' thous <br />that the whole County <br />'iEBI � out � <br />the Council informed of their activities of this committee. b s= <br />be wi <br />f Councilman Granger stated that dovmp <br />PRESENT STATUS OF PG&E IN RE TO CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT SYSTEM. dent <br />I' in tl <br />about 4 months ago it was the unanimous decision of the Council to request PG&E to make <br />1 r i part. <br />an up to date appraisal of the City lighting System. The Clerk Pro -Tem was asked to write <br />beer' <br />I <br />questioned advi@.' Codmi <br />a letter to PG&E in re to making an .apprai@al. .City Manager Rolison by Cc <br />agree <br />ability of .City acdepting their appraisal. Councilman Granger thought that the City to it <br />JJ prove <br />!I9 ' 4' 1:,i;: II!� could have someone check the findings of PG&E. Mr. Rolison stated we would not want done <br />the poles. Councilman Granger thought the people <br />to sell the fire alarm boxes on some of dove_ <br />j ther <br />ii <br />entitled to a better lighting system and he did not think they would ever get it ded t <br />were <br />� refer <br />maker <br />1 { {p unless PG&E installed the system. City <br />and d <br />�r <br />i REMOVAL OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC FREIGHT SHEDS. Councilman Granger wanted to know if Southern Grans <br />Pacific Company had been notified" by the Clerk or Attorney of the Councils s action. Nr, i <br />119RODUG <br />an <br />-Currie said he would write the letter and it would not be necessary to include on the ;: d f <br />� �. and c <br />I' agenda. ' IHTRODUC <br />L i{' COUNCIL14AN GRANGER WISHED TO KNOW IF COLLEN CONSTRUCTION CO. C. J. COLLIGAN SECRETARY- on <br />Il r , Monde. <br />a <br />TREASURER, HAD REPAID THE CITY FOR AN OVERPAYMENT OF REFUND ON UNUSED BUILDING PERMITS, _. <br />PROPOSED <br />a C•1 a <br />Building Inspector stated this had been done. this <br />MR. J. H. HORTON, 504 ALDEN STREET, APPEARED IN REGARD TO DRAINAGE ON ALDEN STREET. A 0-3d <br />" I ° I . , ORDINANCE <br />greenhouse had been constructed and at that time drainage ditch was filled in and <br />order,� j + 't their neighborhood was suffering from flooded areas. This was brought up last year. ORDINAI1Ci <br />coune <br />1i <br />The owner had refused the City access to correct the condition. City Manager Rolison on ro <br />s { rl <br />it ±j �'' and City Engineer Jain had been down there on this date to view the situation. Water EARING' <br />{ " Conti <br />Supt. Winter stated a former City Manager had insisted the owner of the greenhouse out d <br />! ` put in a culvert and leave gate unlocked. The City crew had built a ditch to relieve Rg1flING <br />and <br />Alden Street during high tide and the greenhouse owner was permitted to use this property carri' <br />if <br />"f on condition that he was to leave the gate open. The last time the City Engineer tried REiflING, <br />{ � mover <br />to go in the gate was locked. Ditch was located in the City property. Mayor Britschgl Count <br />!1 „; thought the Council had given thDEST' <br />en e Engineer authority togo in, but City Engineer said <br />ui <br />he received the Council's blessing but not the nerve. Mr. Sorensen, the'Contractor, ing. <br />, <br />the ! <br />was present and stated he couldn't authorize his crews to go in there in face of a J the{ <br />in ci <br />shotgun. Councilman Morgan moved this be referred to the City Engineer with thehelp belie <br />z <br />OP <br />Of of the City Attorney and Chief of Police, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. Nr, , <br />The <br />I PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL OF FINAL •MAP, WOODSIDE TERRACE #4, with the follow- they <br />enab <br />ins provisions:- in <br />I. t <br />1. That footbridge be constructed where walkways are intended to Crap <br />ther <br />cross creeks, tens <br />2. That the contract foP Pavingcon <br />Development Co. beforethe be signednby Land 3q <br />fron <br />3• That all errors m the ma be corrected as ordered by the City Engineer. GrG <br />P move <br />ner <br />4. That all provisions of Ordinance 631 be complied with. <br />thoi' <br />his <br />the, <br />