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

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250 Ira Potter, idanager, informed Mr. Reynard that the bank vould t ake PL' authorities. Nir. to install their underground conduit. As soon as they have finished immediate steps their portion of the work the PG&E would be able to complete their job. No action was r , required by the Council. REQUEST FOR RESTAURANT LICENSE BY J.O.PEIINELL AT 2096 BROADWAY, KNOWN AS NIR. JOE,S Fotain+ Councilman Morgan moved approval, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. REQUEST FOR RESTAURANT LICENSE BY W.B.THOMAS AT 2207 NIIDDLEFIELD ROAD, known as I:homasl Do -Nut Shop'. Both restaurant locations had been inspected by the Building, Health, Fire and Police Departments. Councilman Royer moved approval, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. LEGAL ADVICE VIAS REQUESTED BY COUNCILMAN GRANGER AS TO VFHETHER OR NOT OWNERS OF BOATS BERTHED IN THE, YACHT HARBOR COULD BE ASSESSED FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX. There was 250 Ira Potter, idanager, informed Mr. Reynard that the bank vould t ake PL' authorities. Nir. to install their underground conduit. As soon as they have finished immediate steps their portion of the work the PG&E would be able to complete their job. No action was required by the Council. REQUEST FOR RESTAURANT LICENSE BY J.O.PEIINELL AT 2096 BROADWAY, KNOWN AS NIR. JOE,S Fotain+ Councilman Morgan moved approval, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. REQUEST FOR RESTAURANT LICENSE BY W.B.THOMAS AT 2207 NIIDDLEFIELD ROAD, known as I:homasl Do -Nut Shop'. Both restaurant locations had been inspected by the Building, Health, Fire and Police Departments. Councilman Royer moved approval, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. LEGAL ADVICE VIAS REQUESTED BY COUNCILMAN GRANGER AS TO VFHETHER OR NOT OWNERS OF BOATS BERTHED IN THE, YACHT HARBOR COULD BE ASSESSED FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX. There was also a question of the creek line of Leslie Salt and the piling in the City. COUNCILMAN GRAI+IGER REFERRED TO ENGINEERING COSTS FOR PROJECTS AND MOVED THAT A COMdJITTM, , BE APPOINTED WITHIN THE CITY, Mr. Uhlenberg, member of Council to work out suitable arrangements to set up perpetual account to handle this before the next budget. CI7 COUNCILMAN GRANGER 7dOUGHT A SEARCH SHOULD BE MADE TO FIND THE HEIRS OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC FREIGHT SHED AND determine what agreement had been made in 1938 binding the City. Mayor Britschgi suggested this be dropped for the present time as it might affect negotiations, A letter had been written to one of the heirs but no reply had been received. COUNCILMAN GRANGER ASKED ABOUT THE CONTRACT WITH MR. CLAUS,PENINSULA SEAT ADVERTISING COId- PANY, IN RE TO THE BUS BENCHES, as none had been set up. The City Attorney had forwarded contract last November for him to sign and a letter had been written to him. City Manager reported Mr. Claus had not signed the contract and claimed he could not get cement for the benches. Councilman Granger moved that the pending agreement become null and void, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. Councilman Granger moved that the City Manager be authorized to call for new bids, stipulating time when they would install the benches and also place a bond for the contract. Motion was lost for want of a second, - KOCI Councilman Herkner moved that it be determined whether or not cement was available for this type of structure, City Manager to report back, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. COUNCILMAN ROYER ASKED THAT COIdtIITTEE REPORT BE PLACED ON AGENDA FOR THE 14EXT REGULAR I,'SET- ING ON: (1) AGREEMENT BETWEEN SCHOOLS AND CITY ON RECREATION, and (2) ALL NIGHT PARKING. 00MI PARI{ DEPARTNIEIlT SURVEY ON TREES Oil BREL"lSTER AND EL CAMINO REAL was brought up by Council- man Royer. Councilman Spillers asked for policy on all trees. Report to be made by Park Department. Mayor Britschgi asked for a list of committees from Administrative Assistant Miller. _ COUNCILN"SAN JONES T REFERREDO CITY MANAGERIS ER 5 REPORT OOUiJ ON FRTEIdDLY ACRES. City Manager suggested studying this with the committee and a report be brought back to the Council. CLkI', i j •'i iilr l' i 09 OJO'