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

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No. 660 Rotion any proposed actions in 40carried. Mr. Wilson requested that he be informed of n � 5 this connection roll call, . Councilman Granger stated that the proposed sale of the Genochio property would not be allowed to interfere with progress of the City and red back to the Planning suggested �. be referred ggested the �ublica- � � patter Commission for their suggestion of a substitute for Marshall Street. City Engineer Jain stated that Mr. Wilson should present a pro-; . f gent for the portion of the job covered by the Broadway Extensionstate- inasmuch as this part b of the job was almost completed. He stated further that it will be necessary to con-' y C oun- t absent. Sider ways of getting storm drains through Genochio property or to go around which will ;E necessitate re -vamping of plans. It is understood with the buyers of,othe property that iblic they will stand their share of the cost of the drainage program for this area. ig was :7IDAVIT OF POSTING AND hIAILING ORDERED FILED BY THE MAYOR. Mayor Britschgi announced this ince was the time for public hearing on the proposed abatement at 2061 Broadway, Hallettls Vlar'cet. Mr. Ralph Hallett appeared speaking for himself and asking that the building Whipple be left until he could find a new location for his market. Mr. Hallett was informed %ouncil- that this matter had been dragging for considerable time during which he had received ` absent. warning of the pending abatement. It was called to his attention that these buildings Mrs. were all considered as an unsafe place to gather and the owners had agreed, to remove i ;y the responsibility from the Council's shoulders by the demolition of the buildings the the first of the year. After further discussion Councilman Jones moved the matter be the placed on the agenda, duly and regularly. continued for the meeting of November 19th at the which time evidence could be .introduced and resolution could be adopted ordering adoption, abatement of the nuisance, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. . Mateo 51ODUCTION OF NO PARKING ORDINANCE ON MAIN STREET NEAR hIIDDLEFIELD ROAD. Councilman t. A +i Granger moved introduction of ordinance establishing no parking zone in the vicinity of ,onsider- the General Petroleum Station at Main Street near Middlefield Road, seconded by Coun- er oilman Jones and carried. part of EODUCTION OF NO PARKING ORDINANCE ON BOTH SIDES OF HAZEL AVENUE AT EL CAMINO REAL, TWO li HOUR PARKING ZONE ON CLINTO T STREET FROM BREWSTER AVENUE TO BROADWAY, AIM NOf PARKING AVENUE OII THE SOUTH SIDE OF JEFFERSON AVENUE FROM MIDDLEFIELD ROAD TO EL .CAMINO REAL. Coun- oilman Royer offered introduction of this ordinance, seconded by Councilman, Jones and {' ETED Y to carried. to get 3118VOTION OF ORDINANCE TO REZONE LOTS 1 to ' 50, Douglas Avenue from R-1 to R-2. Council - M11 Jones offered introduction of this ordinance, seconded by Councilman Royer and ming this carried. ; "O6UTI0 Sited. N No. 1161{, ESTABLISHING COUNCIL POLICY ON RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS AREA SIDEWALit3. REQUIRE- A resolution was offered by Councilman Jones who moved its adoption, seconded by as Councilman Granger and carried on roll call. Councilman Morgan and Spillers noted gation as absent. I �I4DplOI NT n EASEMENT OF LOT 1 BLOCK 5, ATHERWOOD. Resolution No. 1165 was offered by the OF Co r uncilman Herkner who moved its adoption subject to approval of the City Engineer v elieve of the description of the easement to be abandoned, seconded by Councilman Royer and I ' :ging carried on roll call. Councilmen Morgan and Spillers noted absent. (a ng the °R OF SAN CARLOS PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS PLACED ON AGENDA FOR THE MEETIN OF November 19th, he to allow City Engineer Jain time to study the project on motion of Councilman Herkner, irst """led by Councilman Granger and carried. ;tf ATTORNEY Ter. Y CURRIE' S REQUEST FOR AUTHORIZATION TG FILE SUIT AGAINST FIBRE STONE INC. FOR