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

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F -il 330 k; '� , ' : �:i P • MOVED THAT TELEGRAM BE SENT TO CHAIRMAN GRAM OF THE SENATE ; �11. COUNCILPdAPj PdORGAN _ Bill 3217 and hoped the committee the Council was in favor of assembly would pass j that Spillers, City Attorney stated it would be in the Co Councilman Sp Committee I� f'! t its seconded by June 19th and on the Senate Floor Thursday, and stated he and - {,i the following day, to Senator Psrkman.Mayor Britschgi thought citizens should be •; :IJ �I others had written „ ;, urged to send communications. Motion carried. STATED HE HAD TALKED TO SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER ON TURFING 3 SCHOOL COUNCILMAN SPILLERS '' P, there was a contract, but City Attorney stated when approved by �' GROUNDS and understood i' a final draft would be made to go to .the School Board. Councilman _ the Council 1!' Royer moved this be placed on the agenda for the next regular meeting and report back, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. COUNCILMAN SPILLERS ADVISED MR. STULSAFT INDICATED HIS WISH TO GIVE 30 ACRES TO THE " '! CITY FOR A PARK and desired an answer from . the Council at this meeting. Councilman Spillers said he also indicated that he would leave '15, 000 or more for the main tenance of the park, expressing the desire that the site be kadwn:.as "Stulsaft i'IPark". Councilman Royer moved this be placed on the agenda for action the following weekCouncil to look over the area, but Councilman Spillers stated a motion had been ( I�; it ill;j' .•;, y made a month ago to do this. Mayor suggested that the Council loot at the site the = • following evening. Councilman Royer withdrew his motion, and on City Attorneyis � I s .L; ' ;r, �' suggestion moved that survey be completed cost to be born by the City, letter to be „�j}�: I!'f - written to PQr. Stulsaft the following morning that the 'Council was interested in his offer to the City and would cantact him again after they had gotten proper description of the property. Mr. Landis was present and stated the Planning Commission had been out to the property. Motion seconded by 'Councilman Spillers and carried on roil call. Councilman Granger and Mayor Britsel voting No, for the reason that they had not i,,4 iii• 'if` j iy?�j' been out to look at the property. jIj CASH REGISTER FOR SWIM POOL was brought up by Councilman Spillers. City Manager stated they had made arrangements to rent one for $10 per month. COUNCILMAN JONES ASKED FOR COP+44IITTEE REPORT ON FRANK PROPERTY, 2083 TO 2095 BROADWAY, : Committee met with Mr. Frank and City Attorney stated he would draft letter to be = signed by Mr. Frank, all tenancies would be terminated not later than December 31, 1951 and in the event they be terminated in the meantime, building would hot be re -rented, but .proceedings would be started on abatement to the point of adopting i;; r9solution:,aidaaking all legal steps to protect the City and if necessary for health safty, place could be boarded up immediately. The same procedure would apply } to the McCORMIC PROPERTY 2071 TO 2075 BROADWAY Building Inspector to notify theme 6.,, Councilman Granger moved that when agreement is signed by the Franks, that City h' � Ill! "� ', � ,,; r Attorney notify the DZcCormics to sign corresponding gn corres ondin agreement and. that he be _ !;' Elti authorized to proceed, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. NO REPLY HAD BEEN RECEIVED FROM SOUTHERN PAj0IFIIC 'COMPANY WITH REFERENCE TO SIGNALS ON 'y j MIDDLEFIELD ROAD and were to call their attention to: this letter from the it y TRAILER COURTS WERE PROHIBITED Iff THE CITY BY ORDINANCE but :Councilman Granger said he thought the existed in the C could ity. Councilman Morgan pointed out that anyone ,{J , phi store a trailer on their tars. %= property providing it was not used for living quar {p�i Pdr. Grnag ' er thought gh the ordinance should be clarified and City Attorney agreed. ,S'