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

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r City and County representatives had met on December 22:� for study. 7th and at that time n it wasp44roposed that the Steering Committee give careful consideration to the form of a resolution. or such RESOLUTION No. 1021 MAKING THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY A MEMBER OF THE JOINT CITIES AND COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE PLANNING BOARD OF SAN MATEO COUNTY was offered and moved for adoption by e Councilman Morgan, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried on roll call. and CITY MANAGER ROLISON reported on turfing the swimming pool area, extent and cost of same. "!+' able As it had not been determined just what area should be planted this was placed on the 1 N I ,j be agenda for the next regular meeting. ?' i 1 CITY MANAGER ROLISONIS REPORT ON REMOVAL OF TREES AT HAWES PARK, This would entail a cost 9n of to ��390• Councilman Granger moved this be placed on the agenda and ro erl y p p y presented to the Council at the time of the next budget, seconded by Councilman Royer. r ;' i - Councilman Jones asked if this was an emergency as some of the limbs had been falling. Motion carried. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT ON THE PROPOSED BRIDGE AT COMMUNITY PARK. The bridge in, place could be used by fixing the approach. $100.00 should be added to the Park Department budget Ig for this. Councilman Spillers moved approval of transfer of 0100 from the Unbudgeted st, Reserve to the Parc Department, seconded by Councilman Morgan. Councilman Granger°; !' l:I p I, {ed brought up the question of whether or not the City was encouraging the children to' ;! i !! use this bridge. A request for it was made by the Recreation Commission and Elemen- 1 tary School District. Councilman Jones objected to this if the hazard at .Hawes Park me was not going to be considered at this time. d RESOLUTION No. 1022 AUTHORIZING TRANSFER OF $100 from Unbudgeted Reserve to the Park Depart- 7j'jl: ment was offered and moved for adoption by Councilman Spillers, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried on roll call. CITY MANAGERIS REPORT ON THE PROPOSED PURCHASE OF FRIENDLY ACRES WATER SYSTEM. There was ; no report at this time as it was not know what was going to be done. Councilman it i Spillers moved this be carried on the agenda, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried I Did on roll call. ! CITY MANAGER'S REPORT ON POSSIBLE LOCATION OF CLIMATE BEST SIGN' AT 'FIVE POINTS. Mr., Rolison and City Engineer Jain had found a location for the sign and further details are to be considered after the construction of the new Shell Company Building. Councilman Morgan moved this be carried on the agenda, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. 3, CITY ATTORNEY CURRIE REPORTED ON THE JURISDICTION OVER SIGNS ON BUILDINGS. Councilman Morgan moved this be carried on the agendas seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. FLIR R CONSIDERATION FOR RESTAURANT LICENSE 814 MAIN STREET. This was on the agenda to determine what to do with the application and check on file as no permit had been 1 into this thoroughly ; ,l .ed sued. City Attorney Currie asked for an opportunity to look to see how far the City could go in denying permit after the department heads had given their approval, and he wished to contact the department heads. Councilman moved Morgan Mor p g g ed this be laced on the agenda assuming a restaurant license was necessary wherever dishes were washed for the public, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. All 19AS READ I OF PARK EXECUTIVES requesting Cit represen- FROI�2 THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE g y tation at Fresno convention, January 18th to 20th. City Manager Rolison stated at the time of the League of California Convention in Los Angeles, the Park Superintendent expressed a desire to attend this convention. Consequently there is no money in his