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

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256 ORDINANCE 663 AMENDING FIRE ZONE ORDI1dANCE 623 was moved for adoption by Councilman Spillersby Councilman Jones and carried on roll call. , secondod BAISHOI,. This had been approved by the Health APPROVAL OF LEC, YC GUIRE TRAILER COURT 1933 y Councii- !1 fi,al Department and permit was granted on motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by 111� � man Jones and carried. C j ! FINAL ESTIMATE STEVEIdSON-PACIFIC, ATFIMAL SHELTER. City Engineer recommended that estimate pproval, be paid which was concurred in by the City Manager. Councilman Granger moved a seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDEDRESUBDIVISIONPORTIONS OF LOTS 11 2, 3, EDGEi';OOD PARD k,d li i (400 BLOCK EDGEVIOOD ROAD) into 3 lots as per attached sketch. Attorney Wachter vias ,I''ii present representing 111r. J. Dieterich, applicant to resubdivide. As a deal was pending I� ! with Dr. Otis who lived on the corner, it was moved by Councilman Granger that re- subdivision be approved on recommendation of Planning Commission and also carried on agenda until the next meeting, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. JOHN SULLIVAN, 105 ST FRANCIS, PROTESTED CONDITION OF ST FRANCIS, HARDIFIG & SAPPHIRE PROJECT, as the residents did not have access to driveways. The contractor, L.C. Smith, was to take care of this the following day and if it was not done proper authorities were to take necessary action. Councilman Spillers hoped another job would never be started in the winter. i'I;� `i CITY ATTORNEY REPORT ON PROPOSED ORDINANCE COVERING BROKEN SIDEWALKS BY CONTRACTORS. Palo Alto Building Code was checked and provided for a deposit on the part of the contractor I before the work was begun in the amount of 020 for each 50 ft. job to be cleaned up to the satisfaction of the Street Superintendent, deposit to be refunded on com- pletion of work. If not done by the contractor the City performed the work and deduct- ed the cost. Councilman Spillers moved that ordinance be prepared for introduction lj I' . at the next Monday (February 26th meeting, to be adopted the following I,Ionday and :af' I }. effective on date of adoption, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT REgUEST TO USE COUNCIL CHAT.IBERS 3 MEETINGS, from 9AI✓1 to 12 AM, on April 20, June 15 and August 17) Friday in each instance. Letter was signed by Irene D Sarmo, Health Education Consultant, Department of Public Health and Welfare. Council- man Granger moved that permission be granted if it did not in any xray interfere with present activities, seconded by Councilman Royer. Mayor Britschgi thought these re- �_ quests should go to the City Manager and if for some reason request cannot be granted, a then referred to the Council for their recommendation. lZotion carried. PERSONNEL BOARD RECOI:I'^:EADATION PAY ONE T,:ONTHIS SALARY TO E1:PLOYEES ENTERING AraIED SER- 1'1 j VICES. The City has been paying up to 30 days pay to National Guardsmen and Reser- 1vists who (1) aro ordered on an encampment for not more than 30 days during a calendar y year; and who T (2) have served the City for at least a year. Under a recent Attorney General s ruling, the City would also be obligated to pay them for 30 days at the time they are called to active duty providing that no such payments shall exceed 30 days ! 4' jIi I'';'•� gg° during the fiscal year. The question of draftees and enlistees has been left to local policy. After study and discussion with the Council Civil Service Committee the Board recommended this policy be extended to cover any employee entering active duty with the armed forces. Three men had been called and it was recommended that this p rovision be made retroactive to June 25 , 1950. Councilman Jones moved that recommendation be j approved, seconded by Councilman Spillers. This was encompassed in the present Salary j�l�ld.,ij