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

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i 298 li Councilman Spillers, ,Councilman Herkner was riot satisfied and street, seconded by N decided that° money was available for lot, that pride was right, other things to be were rental of lot, investment of City money, .lease of lot for two years with the al I possibility of losing lease and he therefore thought this should not go through to- �''' !'i • `'', `I " aspects. Councilman Herkner moved to amend m I'1 L,� night because of controversialmotion action to be postponed until next Monday night, seconded by Councilman Royer. On ii I'' roll call motion was lost Councilman Herkner and Royer voting Yes. First motion carried Councilman Herkner and Royer voting Ido. if i I i iI,j ;il . p id ;! ; j!; TRAFFIC FACT FIPIDITdG LETTER RE PROPOSED 23' DRIVEWAYS, BRAYS GARAGE, EL CAMINO REAL, between Hopkins and Whipple. Mr. Heinie Bray' s request for driveways at new sales .building included removal of three elm trees and it was thought this should be re• k; I ferred to the Council for .a statement of policy. Mr. Bray agreed to replace any C" trees removed in new locationand would rebuild sidewalk completely. &1r. J.Weeks s represented Mr.Bray and stated he agreed to replacement of trees. Councilman Herkner had gone over the ground thoroughly and stated there were quite a few trees, two trees should be removed which would not interfere too much with appear. antes and so moved, subject to State Highway Department approval, seconded by Councilman Jones. Motion carried. { LENOLT TRACT FROM R-1 'TO R-2, OV'lNER MRS. MARIE L. REQUEST REZONE OF LOT 2, BLOCK 13, i l'i iil f l SCHOELES. LOT FACES "A" STREET, CORNER ARGUELLO. Attorney Paul McCarthy appeared and stated the Planning Commission had recommended this, declining to rezone to R-3 which had previously been requested. At the March 19th Council meeting the Council did not approve the Planning Commission recommendation. Efforts to obtain purchaser ,I, 4 i of lot had been fruitless because of proximity of California Motor Vehicles Dept. office and narrowness of _lot - 35.24 feet wide. However, one had offered to purchase L,l this for sone -story p p approve an R-2 classification duplex provided the Council would I'I'I �for the erection of such an improvement- Plat plan of building was submitted to . I �'t Council and Mr. McCarthy asked for reconsideration. Councilman Royer moved accep- tance of recommendation of Planning Commission subject to City Attorney approval, I I xjl i, I seconded by Councilman Jones. City Attorney would recommend necessary steps. Mr. McCarthytated building permit would be on file for reference. Motion carried. y g REQUEST FOR RUMMAGE 0 SALE PERMIT, 2089 BROADWAY, 00NDE1,1NED BUILDING, BY WOMENS SERVICE CLUB OF JEWISH COI'MUNITY CENTER. Proceeds of sale to be used to send non-sectarian if I II i f . , children to summer camp, sale to be held May 17, 18 and 19th. Mrs. Sylvia Bernstein appeared and stated liability insurance would be carried. They wished to be in a location where there wasrconsiderable traffic. Councilman Spillers moved that permit be granted, seconded by Councilman Morgan. On roll call motion was lost, Councilman Morgan and Spillers voting Yes. The Council members expressed their .interest toward the project and it was explained that the tenants on each side of this vacant store had received 30 days notice to vacate and to permit someone to occupy this place was inviting needless risk, would be inconsistent with previous decision of the Council with request for tenants to vacate. Councilman Jones offered his assistance to help this organization find a suitable building for their rummage sale in order not to jeopardize the position of the City by permitting them to operate in this condemned building. Mrs. Bernstein was to call at the City