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BOOK 23_1950-05-15 to 1952-04-21
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5/15/1950
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ood.,.. <br />by Councilman Spillers. The matter was referred back to <br />he <br />g the Planning Commission to 37 1 <br />°pen' consider straightenin out the rear line which according to the map follows the <br />etal strip }, lines Dtotion carried. creek i <br />PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION TO RESUBDIVIDE EASTERLY 108.0 <br />4 feet of Lot 10, Block G <br />er sewers Igoodside Acres #1 into 2 lots, subject to the following conditions: <br />• 1. That the owner dedicate the rear 27 feet for road <br />2. That the owner furnish a policy of title insurance to <br />ACING Purposes. theinsuCity. <br />' <br />and see <br />Recommendation approved on motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by Councilman Royer <br />and carried. <br />motion = ;' <br />yfiAFFIC FACT FINDING COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT TWO PIECES OF CURBING,, NAMELY 39..95FT TO BE A <br />TYPE - INSTALLED ON MAIN STREET AT MIDDLEFIELD BY THE GENERAL CORPORATION': ; <br />and an additional <br />9 ft. to be .installed by each, Purity and General Petroleum, be painted red as no <br />2 <br />5 Dunston <br />1 <br />be added parking zone to improve traffic flow at this intersection. Recommendation was approved <br />and City Attorney directed to prepare proper ordinance for submis <br />sand sion to the State on i <br />�- <br />motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by Councilman Jones and car <br />t ried. <br />CHARTER i 5AFFIC STUDY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION OF CROSSWALK ON HUDSON AT WOODSIDE ROAD <br />22nd AND ONE ACROSS WOODSIDE ROAD AT HUDSON in the vicinity of the Post Office Building _ <br />Y a <br />Approved on motion of Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried, <br />r <br />Ilbrae City Clerk to request the State to install the walk on Woodside. <br />ose <br />�AFFIC STUDY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED COUNCIL AGAIN REQUEST CROSSWALK ACROSS EL CAMINO REAL i <br />r' <br />BELOW CHESTNUT STREET, SUGGESTING ELIMINATION OF CROSSWALK NORTH OF ROOSEVELT AVENUE. <br />proper <br />Approved on motion of Councilman Spillers, ceconded by Councilman Herkner .and carried. <br />4 � <br />nan PURCHASE OF THREE AUTOMOBILES FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT FROM DAVIES AUTO. Mr. Davies <br />v <br />advises he cannot deliver the cheaper model #1503 Sedans but can supply three Special <br />fered <br />Deluxe Models at an additional cost of $346.70. This amount is still $8.00 less than <br />the bid on Ford "sixes". Councilman Jones moved approval of the purchase of the three <br />)r before <br />Chevrolets, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. ? <br />CTIONAL _ CONCILMAN SPILLERS REQUESTED INFORMATION ON TURFING OF SCHOOL GROUNDS AND PRESENT STATUS. <br />OF HAWES PARK NO. 2. He was informed that the School was preparing plans for the turfing, j <br />i, where iq <br />and the work on Hawes Park #2 was now under way. <br />COUNCILYAN JONES SUGGESTED THAT THE COUNCIL OFFER THEIR REGRETS TO OFFICER SUPAN who suffered <br />was <br />severe injuries in the course of his duty. He moved the City Clerk forward a''1'etter <br />;r and <br />to Mr. Supan, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. It wasalso decided that <br />that <br />t, Council's attention would be called to sickness or injury of any other City employee <br />qualifi- iI <br />so that a like action could be taken., <br />'ighest <br />POPULATION SIGN AT CITY ENTRANCES. Councilman Herkner stated signs 'still carried old ; <br />Pupulation total and suggested that the State be requested to show the latest census <br />;torney gg <br />a figures of 25,342. City Engineer will notify the State. <br />11 <br />PAOAD{'Ay EXTENSION. Councilman Herkner enquired as to the progress on Broadway job. City d <br />,peer <br />Attorney <br />using advised that L. C. Smith had not signed contract as yet, but he expected to <br />i 1 <br />hear*from him at an earl date. rl, <br />IOCIOILMAN GRANGER CAL <br />0 REAL LED ATTENTION OF ENGINEERING AND BUILDING DEPARTMENT TO THE FACT <br />ti <br />il- ,= TPIAT Oil TOPAZ STREET THERE WERE NO SIDEWALKS INSTALLED IN FRONT OF NEW HOMES. He also <br />unci 9 <br />be pre" w called Mr. Jain's attention to SECTION OF STREET ON EAST FULLER STREETBETWEEN <br />MIDDLEFIELD & JEFFERSON that had been passed up by the street repair crew. <br />LIGHTING _ <br />EL CAMINO REAL -FROM BROADWAY TO BREWSTER. Councilman Granger again br""ought up <br />Sion <br />the ma � Engineer Jain advised he had contacted <br />seconded tter of proper lighting in this area. City g <br />il. <br />
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