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

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d by Oo variance would allow for provision Of off-street parkin o 36 6 ,! this g n the property in conjunction with the medical building. On the question it was brought out that Dr. Pillars g ' Ryan had purchased both lots from Safeway and a variance of residential use was involved. S6SOiUTION 1131 GRANTING VARIANCE WAS OFFERED AND MOVED FOR ADOPTION BY COUNCILMAN loran Granger, MORGAN, seconded by - Councilman Jones and carried on roll call. Councilmen absentl Royer and Spillers noted absent. OGOSNDATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION OF VARIANCE FOR ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN FRONT YARD SETBACK r and 'adoption OF lot 8" ons ON CLINTON AND 101 REAR YARD. Planning Commission suggested that inasmuch as there were protests from neighboring property owners and they had requested that no action be taken by the Coun- h f;. TATION) oil until after September 10th to allow them to present their opposition that the Council defer decis- by Council - ion until then. A representative from the church appeared and stated that there was not.more.than one protest and that they were only asking for a variance on Clinton. After discussion Councilman I; ' nance and Granger moved that recommendation of the Planning Commission granting variance be acce ted'and offered t mption and g g p vondale, RESOLUTION 11'32 moving adoption, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried on roll call. Councilmen 'ed to benefit Royer and Spillers noted absent. Mayor Britschgi point out that granting of this variance was also ;o objection recommended by joint -Council -Planning Commision-Clergy-Church committee. it Dr. Pepper pWINING COLUAISSION REQUESTED THAT CITIZENS COMMITTEE BE INSTRUCTED TO MASE FURTHER STUDIES REGARDING A is a home pROPOMED SITE FOR THE PROPOSED MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM AS moved by Commissioner Tiedemann. It was the rat this opinion of the Planning Commission that the present proposed site was not the best site for such a .scion voted project from the standpoint of (1) location, (2) service and arterial streets serving the site, c ;. He stated (3) parking and (4) effect on residential development around the project. Communication ordered •,, � , is to pre- filed on motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. ' of his R&SOLUTION 1133 AUTHORIZING CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE LEASE OF NATIONAL AVENUE TO NATIONAL 140TOR BEARING sd. Plan CORPORATION was presented by City Attorney. Resolution was offered and moved for adoption by Council- c and his man Morgan, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll call. Councilmen Royer and Spillers icted. His noted absent. Councilman Herkner further moved that City Attorney, be instructed to prepare a short j' et with agreement with National Motor Bearing excluding them from any future assessment -in the Broadway -Marshall lopment projects seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. Mayor Britschgi thanked Mr. •Black for his coop- 1; .I' ars and oration. Mr. Granger thought the minutes should show that the County was also very cooperative. On Mr. Herkner�s question as to the status of Mr. Smith's contract for extension of Broadway Cit Attorney i the Council q Y Y Y ession of stated that this would be ready the next morning, delay having been caused by the fact that the Board I be denied of Supervisors had not given their final approval to share in the cost until this morning. y Attorney , LnM FRcm SOUTHERN PACIFIC STATING THAT ORIGINAL WIRE FENCE AT LOCATION OF BRENSTER AND BROADWAY WAS RE* ]man Herkner z MOVED IN 1943 AT REQUEST OF CITY AUTHORITIES TO PROVIDE SPACE FOR PLANTING. Estimated cost for 900 Motion lineal feAt 4211 high "Diamond" triangular mesh fence on steel posts would be 8560.00. Southern Pacific • his entire was willing to bear half the cost. Councilman Granger moved that letter be written to Southern Pacific question informing them the condition of fence at time of removal was a disgrace to the City and a hazard and Ii IL 4 that the area would look better if landscaped. Therefore hs requested that the fence be restored as !( PO, asafety measure. Motion was seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. It was pointed out when the 6000 sq. ft' Southern Pacific representatives were here recently in connection with pedestrian crossing gates they i� o ed. commented on the need for such a fence. Councilman Herkner asked that another letter be written t and Ebener the Southern Pacific stating that the Q'ity was still interested in the pedestrian gates and asking the ccepted °n status of that question. CHESTNUT AND ,.� ZM WAS RECEIVED FROM CAPT GRANT COUNTY ENGINEER IN CONNECTION WITH CONTEMPLATED SIGNALS -off it No 71 6+1 MIDDLEFIELD stating he had no record of County contribution for signals at the Dumbarton Cut k� anting of being his o aid the entire cost. Councilman Granger moved pinion that the Southern Pacific Company p