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

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DIOR ntered ional adway_ that dedicat= man nd carr - M. month commend ty S. Rec- lers and 'ive be one his OF, ORDINANCE No. 688 APPROVING THE ANNERATION OF GLENWOOD AVENUE TE RRITORX. 41.3 �?biCN An ' affidavit of publication was ordered filed by the Mayor, Councilman a uncilman Granger moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call. Councilman Spillers poted absent. Ip1I0N OF ORDINANCE No. 600.22 REZONING Lots 1 to, 50, Dumbarton Tract from R-1 to R_2. An affidavit of publication ordered filed by the Mayor, Councilman Morgan moved adoption seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call: Councilman Spillers .noted absent. EE iiiflHSS ESTIMATE No .3 AND .FINAL, to Peter Sorensen for Gas Tax Project No. I �42e Bay Road and Florence Street. City Engineer Jain recommends final payment of X4,018.74# Recommen- dation was approved on motion of Councilman Morgan, seconded by'Councilman Herkr, tl' ner, � , and carried. ESS ESTIMATE No -3j CHESTNUT STREET, GAS TAX PROJECT MCS No.37,. City Engineer Jain reconIInended payment from the Gas Tax Funds in the amount of 03041.03. Recommendation ,,as approved on motion of Councilman Herkner, seconded by Councilman Royer grid carried. City Engineer Jain recommended acceptance' of the Chestnut Street Project, No.37 and further that performance bond be released subject to any defects or omissions in work- manship or materials being corrected. Recommendation approved on motion of Councilman' Morgan, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried, it being understood the bond would be released when corrections, if any, were made to Mr. Jain's satifaction. Motion lers carried. of a 3. A, C. YAKLE APPEARED REGARDING REQUEST FOR CANCELLATION OF TAXES - JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES sonnel CHURCH. City Attorney Currie stated that he had checked into the matter and could in the ;; suggest no way taxes could be cancelled quoting the Revenue of Taxation Code of Calif- m go ornia. The reason for failure to receive the exemption was due to the fact that the the application had not been filed in time. Councilman Royer moved in view of the above that that the application be denied, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. d be I NT BUILDINGS Nos. 2071, 2073, 2075, 2081, 2085, 2089, 2093 Broadway. City Attorney .ays, Currfe took sworn testimony of Building Inspector L. M. Duncan and Electrical Inspector ,n Charles Gyselbrecht regarding violations of the Building, Health and Safety Codes. ertain horn testimony was also taken from Fire Chief'Joe 1. Lodi testifying of the condition Council- of these buildings constituting fire hazard and recommending that the buildings be .rday razed. the �OLUTI0N' NO -1172 ORDERING THE ABATEMENT OF THESE BUILDINGS was offered by Councilman Jones ,ng. This and moved for adoption, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried on roll call. Coun- ,pt opern Gilman Spillers noted absent. Tax 'uUTI0N No. 1173 ABANDONING CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS, TERRACE SHOPPING CENTER. Frost &Brian had presented an amended final map for the Terrace Shopping Center requesting that the same be approved. The Planning Commission at 'their meeting of September 25th recom- mit of mended approval of this map subject to the following conditions: e 1. Revised deed restrictions be put on parking lot areas. Utility Easements requirede ear man 3. Eliminate spproved additional Public "reserved for parking on Lot 11, Block 2" and give a ones the option to the City to purchase for public purposes (Fire Station) rate of 0000 per acre plus prorated cost of imp 4• Allow new Lot 1 , Block 1, for service station. arking FIELD 5. Allow Lot 11, Block 1, to extend 20 feet into the area reserved for P of the Planning Commission's recommendation, seconded. Councilman Herkner moved approval ved its by Councilman Royer, and carried. Mayor Britschgi voting No. OF illers '''�CII69Atd RORER OFFERED RESOLUTION No -1173 AND MOVED ADOPTION, CONSENT TO ABAND0N6IBNT — 1 8