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

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I' r • n "' "� - permits arose. It was found building permit !'I I j could be pial February 10th. Question of building p t granted for commercial, but depend on the use whether or not the government would pert ed abatement two year ago and si construction. Councilman Spillers stated he urged x months i n agenda f � '.,i: ago reversed his stand and now moved that this be duly and regularly continued o empty buildings 1 ould be better than an open creel{. Co ptAl for six months. Some thought p Y Council. }} Pi' man Granger stated tenants had been notified three years ago and subsequently that the buildings would have to come down. There was one vacancy, and if another occured which I' '•a ii was expected soon, it was desirous on the part of the Council that water meters be removed E ti and as wiring was unsafe that they not be alloyed to re -rent the buildings. 1lith no intone, the owner would eventually be forced to "rebuild. It was felt that the owner had not lived up to his statements of what would be done. Councilman Royer offered to second Councilman Spiller's motion if the time limit would be eliminated, abatement extended to the 'time of vacancy or the time that the owner would be eligible for building permit whichever came about first. Councilman Morgan moved to carry on agenda to next regular meeting when the Building Inspector would be present. He doubted the Council's authority to attempt to prevent re -renting a vacant store unless the building was under abatement proceedings, Councilman Spillers then withdrew his motion. Mayor Britschgi waived all motions off 11 the board. Councilman Granger moved this be carried on the agenda for the next meeting proper authorities to inform Council of status of building re rumor of having been re- �;�';k'i1 rented, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. DONALD MILD, OFFER TO PURCHASE LOTi 11, BLOCK 10, RANGE E, MEZESVILLE, Winslow and Samson: I;d.Ir'; Real Estate Committee,(Councilman Harkner and Spillers and Mr. Perrin) suggested a ,y i h, price of 0600 for this lot. Councilman Morgan moved approval of recommendation, sec - ,'i C j onded by Councilman Royer. Councilman Granger thought it should be stipulated that property was to be used for residential only. Present zoning was for residential. Iuotion carried, Councilman Granger voting No. J.F. ONESIDA, 1406 REDIVOOD AVENUE, OFFERED TO PURCHASE LOTS 1,2,3, BLOCK 1, REESE TRACT ON N REDWOOD AVENUE NEAR SIERRA STREET FOR � 00 p , �4 EACH. Councilman Spillers moved this be referred to the Real Estate Committee, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. ORDINANCE AI011DING ORDINANCE 600 REZONING USE PERMIT FOR ESTABLISHDiEl�TTS SERVING LIQUOR. Affidavit of publication ordered filed by the Mayor. • 3fVt PUBLIC HEARING ON ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 600 REQUIRING USE PERMIT FOR ESTABLISHIIIENTS SERVING LIQUOR. Q There were no oral or written protests. 1j� 'll ADOPTION ORDINANCE N0. 600.16 AI LEDING ORDINANCE IJO. 600 REQUIRIiTG USE PERMIT FOR ESTABLISH - I MENTS SERVING LIQUOR was moved by Councilman Morgan, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call. INDRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE RELATING TO CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER. Mayor Britschgi thought it well to carr agendas y this on pending discussion and further consideration by the ,' 1,N j Council. ;; . INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE AMENDING FIRE ZONE ORDINANCE. Chief Lodi stated this was to bring the Fire Zones in line with the Building G Code and concerned an area from Five I(�!�{' !•I Points out Woodside Road to Kentfield Avenue, and a small area on Middlefield Road.' �t" y Councilman Spillers moved introduction of f. I, ordinance, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried.