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

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X11 tn be Es that Mr• Weymouth also intended to resign. PJfayor Britschgi su ested that a 229 gg letter from the City Manager indicate that if no answer was received by return mail from them embers their resignation would be in effect. I '` ,,VCILh1Ah1 ROPER SUGGESTED THAT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MILLER ARRANGE WITH MR. SPINAS, a SUPERINTriNDF OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, a meeting on Recreation Coordinating with school regarding facilities. City Attorney Currie made a list of what things were to be included and would report at the next regular meeting. i COUNGIMAN GRANGER ASKED FOR REPORT FROM THE CITY ATTORNEY ON CALIFORNIA SQUARE. The City had filed suit and all parties had been served. City Attorney Currie advised they to hoped to try the case by the middle or end of February. If an appeal is necessary I if.,, it is thought that this might be completed by the end of June. COUNCILKAN GRANGER SUGGESTED THAT THE MONEY IN THE WAR MEKORIAL FUND BE INVESTED. No OP memorial would be built for some time and he thought the larger amount could be put ineer, into bonds. He moved that a report be made on the amount available so that the amount could be determined to put into an investment fund, seconded by Councilman AGER Morgan and carried. a CTVIL DEFENSE PROGRADi. Mayor Britschgi delegated authority to City Manager to be in chargej' ii l' d to of this activity, he to appoint someone to be director. It was conceded that this would develop into a Civil Defense Department within the City Government, an agency d to to be set up over a period of three years. Councilman Granger brought up the question of curtailing some portion of service in each department for the benefit of civil defense, and suggested department heads make survey with this thought in mind. He j !!j I' �'ij'I!! Mas moved that City Manager Rolison make a complete survey to determine what projects could by be deferred temporarily including a survey of the personnel structure, seconded by ai'l i FI' - Councilman Spillers. City Manager Rolison pointed out the public might object to ended curtailment of some services. At a later date it might be necessary to hire help.j 1 Motion carried. and HIMAL SHELTER FACILITES. The County had requested that' they be' allowed to participate. City Manager Rolison had been in contact with the Supervisors but the County ME% had no money available to increase the facilities. Mr. Rolison sted. the City had I i money only to replace their own facilities. The County needed space and was willing t with to go ahead and use any facilities offered on a rental fee to be determined, according to Supervisor VVm. M. Werder who was present. City Manager eras authorized to contact t �, I, 1'1 1q. the new County Manager, Mr. Robt. Stallings. Placed on agenda for the second meeting Noy in February. ,e COGGiITTEES ON PROPOSED IIVIPROV N TS PROJECTS, Mayor Britschgi appointed Councilman Spillers on the fire fighting facilities with Councilman Royer, the Mayor would then I , l be free to attend any of the committee meetings.it I'! CLtI1IS NOS. 4470 to 1 inclusive in the amount of $9627.04 were approved for payment on 45 9 t. motiont of Councilman Morgan, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. :r I „i ADJOITRMIENT 10.45 PM TO THE FOLLOWING MONDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 8th, on motion of Councilman 1 ngs Royer, seconded by Councilman Herkner and car ed. �' i; RALP S. DODG', I'.M iIj; I al I! City Hall