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

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-29 the agenda in error since the hearing had been already set on June .5th for July 3rd. ABATEMENT FOR 537 Hanilton Street and 503'Bradford Street, an apartment'building owned by J. J. Bullock Estate. At the May 15th Council meeting Fire Chief Lodi stated there was still a definite life hazard here. At the March 6th meeting Attorney Wagstaff reported they would have to wait four months for certification from the Housing Author- ity, and City Attorney Currie was to take steps to hasten eviction. Councilman Spillers moved this be placed on the agenda, building to be posted and City Attorney to contact Attorney Wagstaff, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED THAT PORTION OF ALLEY IN FIVE POINTS MERCANTILE TRACT BE ABANDONED SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS; (1) Lots from 1 to 10 inclusive to be rezoned to C -1-H, (2) Area to be resubdivided, (3) Proposed parking lot to be minimum of 62' wide with an average length of 260', (4) Parking lot to be marked re- served for parking on new recorded map and t hat the arrangement be made so that it could never be used for any other purpose, and (5) that Raso's needs for loading area be satisfied. Councilman Jones moved that recommendation be approved but was lost for want of a second. Fire Chief Lodi questioned whether or not the passage way had been provided for access to rear entrances to future stores. There was some thought that access would be limited by parked cars. Councilman Granger moved that this be re- ferred to the Planning 'Commission with recommendation that this be studied further, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO PERSONNEL ORDINANCE NO. 482. City Attorney stated there was some conflict with another ordinance and suggested that this be prepared for the next meeting. Agenda. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL OF SIGRID GUERRERO, 145 WESTGATE, TO Resubdivide portion lot 10, block 11, Oak Knoll Manor into two lots as indicated on the attached sketch. Councilman Spillers moved approval of recommendation, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. RESOLUTION OF PRELIMINARY DETERMINATION FOR FRIENDLY ACRES IMPROVEMENTS. This was not ready for adoption as (1) portion of street, about 2 feet, lay in the County, and (2) problem of drainage onto the County area had to be considered. This was placed on the agenda. RESOLUTION No. 887 APPROVING MEMORANDUM AGREEMENT GAS TAX MAJOR CITY STREETS. Recommen- dation of City Engineer Jain was approved by the State including grading and paving of Chestnut Street from the Southern Pacific Railroad to Heller Street; maintenance major city street and secondary city streets; reconstruction pavement Whipple Avenue from Arguellot Street to Pulgas Rancho Line; grade and pave Alameda from Whipple Avenue to Edgewood Road; traffic signals, Main Street, Route 107, at Broadway and at Middlefield Road. Councilman Spillers offered resolution and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried on roll call. Councilman Morgan noted absent. RES 0LUTI0N No. 887. RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY ADOPTING BUDGET AND APPROVING MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT FOR EXPENDITURE OF GAS TAX ALLOCATION FOR MAJOR CITY STREETS. WHEREAS, a memorandum of agreement has been presented to be entered into with the State of California in accordance with a project statement submitted by the City of Redwood City for expenditure of the gas tax allocation to cities for the fiscal year 1951, and WHEREAS, the city council has heard read said agreement in full and is familia;' with the contents thereof; THEREFORE, be it resolved by the city council of the City of Redwood City that i Ulm w.