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

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PUBLIC RING - FRIENDLY ACRES IMPROVEMENTS MODIFIED AND AMENDED. Certain .' work �e was to be eliminated from Belle Haven and Annette Avenues. Commissioner James I Mae Donald spoke on this and did not see why the State could declare itself t immune from assessment for street work, especially drainage in the district. There was no point n opening more entries onto the Bayshore. There were no ;ter written or oral protests. The hearing was closed. Councilman Spillers offered .neer resolution ordering modification as set forth and moved adoption, seconded by �s Councilman Jones and carried on roll call. avin City Attorney Currie was willing to meet with the City Engineer and Commissioner it int Mac Donald in re to the issue of payment for drainage assessed against State Auld owned property. the ABATEbIENT PROCEEDITdGS TiIORTUARY BUILDINGS, MIDDLEFIELD ROAD. Affidavit of posting was tth it ordered filed by the Mayor. City Clerk Dodge stated a phone call had been received ans by him that Mr. Lew Franklin was ill with a request to hold this over for two weeks. as seconded by Councilman Morgan. Inspection was made by the Building, Fire and Health Departments on buildings at 926 - 928 - 932 Middlefield Road. One story, n- 7 -room frame building at 932 Middlefield Road and at 928 Middlefield Road there was 11..;;i .: . r a two story frame building consisting of three apartments. Building at 926 was a ante one story frame building, roller, Hapgood and Lorenzen, Franklin Crowe Mortuary.i so This building was used for storage of caskets. All buildings were locat6d in Fire a L ai by Zone No. 1 and could not be made to comply, with p y, poor or no foundation, etc. ii such Because of inability to get permission to build commercial buildings the three the departments thought that the two dwellings and front portion of the Mortuary could be left as is, until materials were available, but recommended that sheds j; ;; BE5011 and rear of mortuary be demolished at once. Mr. Berkhazer, 928 Middlefield by appeared, who was the caretaker of the establishment, stated approximately $230 r p had been spent improving the wiring in the house and one tenant had moved since 011 the inspection where there was no vent pipe. Motion carried*I, or 001MUNICATION ATTORNEY DABA RE TRAFFIC PASSIIdG OVER PRIVATE PROPERTY 303 TOPAZ. eople Attorney Daba represented Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W, Laurie, owners of Lots 19 2 and ity, 3, Block 1, Jefferson Avenue Addition. If it was the intention of the City to AL begunses secure some of this property for street purpothey would welcome the opportunity !! I� to have some action taken in that regard as soon as conveniently possible. If nothing is done within a reasonable times their office had advised Mr. and Mrs. and Laurie to fence' their property completely. This would block an further vehicle y D traffic and they would resort to this step only as a last course. Letter dated)' March 27th indicated a desire to discuss the matter with any and all parties con- ET cerned on behalf of the City. Councilman Herkner stated he had wanted to extend 'al the curb on Topaz sometime ago when this had been considered but he had been out voted six to one. The Planning Commission and Council had both taken action on �l p, this. ed on the agenda with report from Councilman Granger moved this be plat �� H conded Cit to be brought in at next meeting, City Manager as' to availability of funds, map g ;over seconded b Councilman Royer. Councilman Herkner had been in favor of purchasing y y Piece of property across the street. Motion carried. d CCtdtd UNICATION WM. W. HOLLIES 666 WOODSIDE ROAD, RE STREET WORK ON OAK AVENUE. Objection I�f