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

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any )until. )rice lata :fief erhead Pic Gas )e Z the "Councilman Morgan moved this be held over to the meetingf' division q "moved approval of December 3rd" 41,9 n instead of MING ;i Old APPEAL OF SCHILACCI AND LINK TO PLANNING COMMISSION DENIAL USE PERMIT FOR iC " MOTEL OR AUTO COURT ON WHIPPLE AVENUE. A letter of ! FOR protest. from Pairs. Lela B. Madden i read by City Clerk Dodge. Attorney Norman I+Lenifee re 1 Pias presenting the a an appeal from the Planning Commission denial of a use applicants sub_ {' yittedpermit to construct an automobile or motor court on the rear of apartment property, Lots 4 to 91 Block .lk, Dezesville. The original application made to the Planning Commission asked to be allowed to use the present buildings for motel use as well as apartments. Mr. Menifee, however, stated that in addition to the use of four single room, apartments as a motel his clients, desired to build on the rear of the _property. Mrs. H. W. Edmonds, 818 1 Nipple Avenue, spoke against granting of this permit as well as several other residents residing in the area. Objections from, these property owners were to the effect that parsing, confusion and transient occupancy of the premises would be detrimental to the area. After further discussion Councilman Herkner moved that the present request be ;F denied and that the applicants Schilacci and Link submit proper application to the Planning Commission for a permit to build a Motor Court in the rear of the Apartment Building, seconded by Councilman Royer. Councilman Granger stated for the benefit of s the record and as a statement of his belief that Motor Courts should be confined to certain areas of the City and not be allowed to spread throughout the City. He' stated itten to �I that the City should get control of this situation before it is too late and suggested that this thought be passed on when considering future requests for use permits for Auto Courts by the Council to the Planning Commission. Motion carried. report C PIES FROM STEVENSON PACIFIC -HENDERSON REGARDING FIRE HOUSE No. 3, was read by City Clerk stated Dodge. City Attorney Currie and Fire Chief Lodi verified statements in the fetter as Pany to self -authorization under N.P.A. regulations. City Attorney Currie stated it was y of in order for the Council to award the contract at this time. Councilman Jones moved carried. the award of contract to Stevenson Pacific -Henderson subject to necessary bond, the onsisting letter, to be made part of the record. Motion seconded by Councilman Royer, and carried. hey could 1, JOH K0;YALSKI APPEARED IN PROTEST OF HIS TAR BILL on his property at Hancock and Tofanelli, Charter Streets, stating that his assessments on his land were increased from` $640 in Villas 1949-50 to 01850 in 1951-52. It was explained to Mr. Kowalski his right to appear belief before a Board of Equalization which was held in August of each year, furthermore, that that con - nothing could be done to correct his tax bill for this year but he would be given lots hearing at the next Board of Equalization meeting. On motion of Councilman Morgan, srs of be- seconded by Councilman Granger, City Manager Rolison was directed to secure the records r own annexed and with the Assessor explain the increase in assessed valuations on 'this property, a re small Teport to be rendered at the next Council meeting. Mr. Kowalski stated he would call :) cartels. Saturday and meet with the City Manager and City Assessor to check further into this 3r and matter, Motion carried. 3r agree- ^'f ANAGER'S REPORT ON LEASE OF ANIMAL SHELTER., City Manager Rolison called attention to paragraph 6 it was stated that the County would provide seconded in lease agreement in which rendered service to the City in accordance with and to the same standards of service as ordinance with substantially the i"nincorporated ;ilman areas provided the City adopt an to zder soze provision as the County Ordinance No.966 and the County shall be entitled resub- collect and retain all licenses and other fees provided for therein. On motion of ;F s i s I I i �I I r C � i s s I I i i M: i; , 10