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1 _ R .. 1 , • .., " —. — <br />• M f6.. • ♦.M Y'. .[ R f . • e• • ♦,may, FI 4 r,•..l. F.. ..�, <br />� fqn •i , {. RiR1 AM1•Iw,.. w,.Y <br />RM i..! Ne RY bA.,. 1 R o M1.wn <br />for >ere under .no~legal obliges ion, to-� ender..the.,serua ee. r e Iuested. Pe"also cgmmented-on the. -conditions, w„ <br />under which we were working in connection with the Sequoia Hospital, also to the mutual aid agree - <br />Register lent in effect. Councilman Royer moved, seconded by Councilman Spillers, that a letter be written <br />and carried, to the School Board offering every aid possible. Councilman Morgan stated that this should not be <br />ed to the used by people residing outside the City as a leverage toward receiving fire protection. Motion <br />carried. City Manager referred to a conversation with Mr. Spinas relative to the installation of <br />seconded some 1300 feet of 611 water pipe to be installed on Clifford Ave.. The School Authorities hope to <br />have the City extend about 750 feet of 4" line to connect to another 110 line to give pressure at <br />motion each end. This will be done at the time the City thinks the extension is necessary. Councilman <br />eenings Granger moved, seconded by Councilman Royer, that City Manager be authorized to take the necessary <br />left on steps when considered expedient. Motion carried. <br />BASEBALL AGREEI.'ENT VTEST BAY LUMBER CO. Councilman Spillers moved, seconded by Councilman Royer, that <br />ently agreement be authorized whereby West Bay have the non-exclusive right to use soft ball facilities at <br />Morgan Hawes Park every Saturday night from May 1 to September 30, 1951, City to receive 40% of gross re- <br />bhericon- ceipts after deducting Federal tax, umpire fees, scorekeepers fees and game balls. This agreement <br />!;at necessary to enable blest Bay to schedule games with leading ball teams and insure facilities. <br />seconded Motion carried. <br />cuts and TbRFING SCHOOL GROUNDS - AGREM ENT. Assistant City Attorney advised final draft had been submitted to <br />.,ied. School Board but no reply had been received. Placed on agenda on motion of Councilman Morgan, <br />st. seconded by Councilman Herkner, and carried. <br />addition REPORT ON DISPOSITION OF 1915 ACT FUNDS dropped from the agenda. <br />sit should <br />led by <br />335 <br />{r , <br />;{,I, I: R <br />i <br />i <br />{ ' a <br />It I <br />h ' <br />t <br />q: 1. <br />PI ' <br />it s 1 <br />PROPOSED READING ROOM FRIENDLY ACRES IN NEW FIRE STATION. Councilman Granger reported on meeting with <br />Library Board who are in full accord, and plans will be worked out when room is available. This will a <br />;Street <br />not necessitate any change in plans for the building. <br />{ 1 <br />STAND-BY FACILITIES COTAKUNICATIONS, NEW FIRE STATION. This will not entail any change in the plans of <br />xkner <br />the new building, and the room will be used for storage purposes if not for emergency communications. <br />i <br />ESTIMATED COST OF REPLANKITIG BLIND STREET OFF BROADWAY. City Engineer Jain reported possible cost of <br />;cilman$1900 <br />for replanking without knowing the condition of the timbers underneath. Regarding estimate of <br />{ j. <br />I <br />e <br />- <br />meter revenue, it was pointed out that meters pn Broadway were operating at about 50% capacity at <br />{ <br />Councilmen _ <br />the present time. The blind street would accomodate about ten or twelve cars with possible traffic <br />,se of <br />hazard becoming involved. Councilman Morgan was still of the opinion this property should be sold <br />dinance, _ <br />for a building site. It was decided to block off the entrance to keep any traffic from entering. <br />IIS <br />,W up - <br />PROPOSED CAIlYON ROAD SANITARY AND STORM SEWERS. City Engineer submitted a petition bearing signatures <br />:; I� <br />s <br />Of 72.4% of property owners on Canyon Road. He explained that the Engineering Department were de- <br />Asnsigning <br />storm drainage system in Canyon Road to handle a lesser capacity of storm water runoff on the <br />basis that the area west of Canyon Road will be annexed in the near future. With this smaller storm <br />i <br />Affi- <br />possible that excessive rains would result in not bein able to handle the <br />drainage system it was g <br />ner, and - <br />total run off 3 and the City Engineer did not wish to take the responsibility for this condition how- <br />' f <br />ever, installation of larger system would result in excessive costs for the Canyon Road property owners. <br />�.r , <br />es in <br />After discussion Co approval of City Engineers{, <br />lzncilman hforgan, seconded by `'ouncilman Spillers, moved app <br />{ <br />�' <br />J by <br />recommendation to start assessment proceedings for this work. Notion carried. <br />f <br />I <br />L IIOARD RECOMMENDED SALARY RANGE FOR DEPUTY CITY ENGINE of communication had been mailed <br />PERSONNEL ER. 'COPY <br />i ' <br />� <br />on motion - <br />setting up the following <br />to members of the Council b fr. Miller, secretary of the Personnel Board, g <br />Y I � <br />salary range: <br />school <br />w' <br />n that ne <br />$436 $460 $466 9$513 $542 <br />I. �C�: LA <br />