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

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3r, 28:' This season it was suggested they be hired on a seasonal non -civil service basis' similar to the playground leaders, without specifying their salaries by ordinance. All positions should require (1) first aid life saving certificate; (2) a written test similar to that given by the County for Flood Park personnel. Additional^" points in letter signed by Mr. Coulter, Chairman: Personnel Board was not passing on staffing p � Swim Pool Manager needs of the Recreation De artment Si would not be eligibleg for overtime compensation, normal schedule for life uards , cashier and attendant would be 40 hour week. Councilman Spillers moved approval L i ; of recommend- ation, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried.^ RESOLUTION 1049 AUTHORIZING APPLICATION FOR CANCELLATION COUNTY TAXES, CITY PROPERTY,' LOTS 5 and BLOCK 4 JEFFERSON ADDITION, and LOTS23 and 24, BLOCK 42, CENTRAL PARK #2 !, ';;?:'! was offered and moved for adoption by Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried on roll call. PLAIIIIING COi4IMISSIOId RECOMMENDED APPROVAL RESUBDIVISION LOT 82 BLOCK 8, NEW HIGH SCHOOL } I ' j" '' • �' ACRES, RUBY NEAR JEFFERSON, into a 401x121 lot, property owned by George Leonard and adjacent to other 40 ft lots in the area. Councilman Morgan moved approval of recommendation, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION APPROVAL RESUBDIVISION LOTS 1, 2 and 3. BLOCK 7, WEST REDWOOD, CORNER FAIRVIEI9 AND OAK AVENUES INTO 2 LOTS, property owned by C.L. Saylor* •, ' !'�;11 4,,' ' Councilman Spillers moved approval, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. PLAlI11I1JG COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL RESUBDIVISION LOTS 6 and 7, EDGEWOOD PARK (979 BLANDFORD) SO THAT 16.7 FT OF LOT 6 BE JOINED TO LOT 7, property owned by TI !'-''` ' Roland McCune. Councilman Jones moved approval," seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. Mayor Britschgi was at the Planning Commission meeting and stated ;ii •{ H this line was determined in order to save trees. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL RESUBDIVISION LOTS 6 AND 31s BLOCK 4s JEFFERSON ACRES (VERA AND KING) SO THAT 99 FT REAR OF LOT 31 BE ADDED TO LOT 6. Change re- quested because creek splits Lot 31. Property owned by VERA SCHOTH. Councilman! Morgan moved approval, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. PLANNING COMIiIISSION RECOMMENDED MOVING OF HOUSE FROM 218 BRADFORD TO SE CORNER HOWLAND • EII '.' 1 AND ALLERTON. This was a duplex and was being moved to two single lots. Council- man Jones moved approval, seconded by Councilman Spillers, Duplexes were owned by I�, Mr. E.P. Ames. Hearings were held by the Planning Commission and Mr. Ames posted +; I both the buildings and the property. Councilman Granger asked why this matter Arab - was referred to the Council while buildings on Archibaldpropertywere not. Arch- g bald`had asked for a permit to store buildings temporarily on.'a lot and was granted the permit by the Planning Commission. Motion carried. Councilman Granger moved that the Planning Commission be contacted with reference to moving of buildings .!` Which were not referred to the Council, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. if 4i TRAFFIC , u �� PACT FINDING COMMITTEE RECONS ENDED NO PARKING ZONE EL CAAIINO REAL EXTENDING 2OPT FROM SVJetition was submitted with. 100 names.. It CORIJER OF OAK AVENUE. P � ,. � P �, !r rti rias suggested this be added to the proposed ordinance of red no parking zones on I each side of Oak at El Camino Real, and that this zone be added to the same ord- inance by the Cit Attorney to be presented to the State for approval. Letter "from City Y kf it �'f!� ' p� !•j Otto A. Schramm., Highway Patrol urged that West side of El Camino ramm, Sgt. California Hig y i • , Real for a certain distance be considered for no parking to give a clear` and un -