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

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404 ,' 4 COUNCILMAN GRANGER MOVED ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE No. 683 amending Salary Ordinance No. bbp r'.'6r; .1 ; 'i j, Part-time Recreation Employees, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried on roll call, Councilman Morgan and Spillers noted absent, ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING NO PARKING ZONE ON PORTION OF MAIN STREET. Affidavit of publica_ 9 ++ tion was ordered filed. Public hearing on proposed ordinance resulted in no pro_ I !, tests and the hearing was ordered closed. ORDINANCE No. 684 WAS MOVED FOR ADOPTION ON MOTION OF COUNCILMAN ROYER, seconded by Co Unn ,. , ,,, i j •l! oilman Jones and carried on roll call. Councilmen Morgan and Spillers fillers noted absent, ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING NO PARKING ON WHIPPLE AVENUE BETWEEN EL CADIINO REAL AND THE 4 . 'i, r .1e SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRACKS. An affidavit of publication was ordered fild. Public hearing was announced at which time no protests were received and the hearing was ordered closed. City Attorney Currie explained this was an emergency ordinance effective immediately. COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE No. 685, establishing No Parking on Whipple Avenue between El Camino Real and the Southern Pacific Tracks, seconded by Council- ' man Herkner and carried on roll call. Councilmen Morgan and Spillers noted absent. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION No. 1163 TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THE UPLAND ROAD TERRITORY. Mrs. 't "(1 R. W. Zimmerman appeared in behalf of the property owners in this area. City ( ( Attorney Currie advised petition and consent to taxation had been signed by the i residents in this area. He advised further that it would be necessary under the recent amendment to the annexation laws to advertise both inside and outside the ? City. On motion of Councilman Royer a resolution was offered and moved -for adoption, 'fit fa J a ; I` ilii 'r ;jl seconded by Councilman Herkner, outside advertising to be placed in the San Mateo f Times and carried on roll call. Councilmen Morgan and Spillers noted absent. A jil letter from the Department of Public 'Health and Welfare recommending every consider- ation be given g ven to the annexation of this area in order to obtain proper sewer connections and to assist in correcting a health hazard was read and made a part of If the record. d' I'` RICHARD H. LEE APPEARED REGARDING PAVING OF TWO SHORT INTERSECTIONS ON ROOSEVELT AVENUE AND CARSON STREET ASKING THE COUNCIL'S ASSISTANCE IN HAVING THIS WORK COMPLETED before the rains set in. It was 'Ti explained to Mr. Lee that this was a private contract, however, Mr. Jain had contacted Douglass & Woodhouse in an effort to get If ,." (li•.". the work completed as soon as possible. After considerable discussion Mayor VI j .� Britschgi requested Councilman Herkner tocontact Douglass & Woodhouse regarding this matter. Mr. Lee will be advised as to his success in having this work expedited. A. C. YAKLE REPRESENTING JEHOVAH'SWITNESSES STAT REQUIRE- MENTS ED THAT THROUGH IGNORANCE OF THE {{ '' they had failed to file for the exemption usually extended to religious organizations. The matter was turned over to the Cit Attorney for investigation as I., ��,: y y g to whether any relief could be had at this late date. This was to be put on the agenda for the next regular meeting. , j!i I' BROADWAY»n4ARSHALL PROJECT. MI* Ernest Wilson appeared stating that he did not believe the project should be lost site of inasmuch as people in the area were becoming h p �., A. restless and would like to see some progress. pro re s s . After his discussion regarding the possible sale of Genochio property which would affect Marshall Street and the ext ension of Broadway, the matter was duly and regularly continued to the first _ meeting in January on motion of Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Royer.