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

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pTTpRNEy I'IOODMAN ALSO CALLED ATTENTIUPT TO ANOTHER 25 foot Lot in the 239 same area on which i. there a cloud on the Title. City Attorney was y Currie will check into this matter and report later. OFFS TOPURCHASE IRREGULAR SHAPED Lot 11, Block 10, Range "E" Mezesville i from Donald J. 49i1d, Councilman Herkner stated he had looked at the lot but would like to have to Councilman SP ' Spillers look over it before making a final report. He was of the opinion ;f if a minimum price should be not less than '0600. This was the same lot that had been submitted to the Planning Commission in an effort to rezone to Commercial for a Lumber Company site and which rezoning was denied. The matter was carried over to the next regular meeting to give the Real Estate Committee time to look over the lot before !f: ;'i �.i{I "s''I•',' ',;, ,hgi talking final action. 'r ; PETITION TO ANNEX AREA ON GLEN -WOOD AVENUE ADJACENT TO CANYON ROAD was submitted for consid- eration. This was referred to the Planning Commission on motion of Councilman Royer j enation. if nd. seconded by Councilman Herkner, and carried. { j CO.IPLETION REPORT ON SWIMMING POOL CONTRACT. City Engineer Jain reported that the job was ( }ii 6, 1'1�,I t complete with the exception of final tests vrhich could not be run until the pool was in actual operation. He advised that due to extension of time allowed on contract" the City was under additional expense, inspection costs $477.00, auto expense $30.65, total $507.65. In addition to this a claim has been filed by the Interol Company amounting to $225.15. After discussion as to whether expense to the City could be charged to the contractor, Councilman Jones moved approval of final estimate totaling !i i' 07824.62, less the amounts 5507.65 and $225.15, seconded by Councilman Royer" and carried. The amounts withheld will be studied further and a decision reached later. City Attorney Currie will check into the matter and report back. CObIPLETIOId REPORT ON THE ANIMAL SHELTER CONTRACT. City Engineer Jain reported that both .II, he and BuildingInspector Dundan recommended payment of final 'estimate to Stevenson- !} Pym �, v. Pacific amount to $1310.00, less $200 to be withheld pending clean up of miscellaneous s, small items. So moved by Councilman Jones, seconded by Uouncilman Royer and carried. bAYOR SRITSCHGI RAISED THE CUESTIOIT AS TO THE PRESENT STATUS ON THE WELL ON THE PROPERTY �b formerly occupied by the Animal Shelter. City INlanager Rolison advised that the � �• ie School had acquired the property, deed was prepared covering all %property and no I mention made therein regarding the well. The School authorities had prepared a letter 'I I Which was in the hands of the Title Company granting the right to the City to dis- mantle the well and recover all salvage, pump, etc. After discussion it was decided , I that if the school used the well for irrigation purposes, the well would be available ' y in an emergency. the pump would ceteriorate and the water would become If not r d useless. It was disclosed that the S & Jr! was in the process of drilling a new Well °0 which, if successful, would result in another well to be used an an emergency. RE}iL}"rAL1951- 8e' +I he OF CITY DUMP CONTRACT FOR AN ADDITIONAT, YEAR COMMENCING March 6, 1951. City Nana- gerRolison recommended renewal of contract subject to a required bond and evidence atisfdctory + l+l If liability insurance inasmuch as Mr. Joly's services had been quite s I during the present years. Councilman Granger moved renewal of contract as drawn at i If Present I` I subject to the conditions mentioned above. Motion seconded by Councilman i Royer, and ^ H ,Ni carried. I( 'iii � �; COT)t{CILBIAN HERKNER CALLED ATTENTION TO MUD BEING CARRIED ONTO HARBOR BOULEVARD FROM THE a CITY DiIIvIPS• control unless the City Engineer Jain advised this would be difficult to �il• I.