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

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_-Mm / rected ipgBRA S. BARRETT FOR ALLEGED DAMAGES TO AUTO, was rejected and referred to 'the ice carrier on motion of Councilman Morgan,` seconded b aance iasur y Councilman Jones, and ry 1, ie had as too n an y C oun- also anger the deeds led by y Clerk ended INTS location CITY er faced the uncil- t s to as ordered ed. sted property Mr. Jain man had rkner made n the .es, and 421 carried. EO RSSOLUTION, REDEDICATION NATIONAL AVENTJ£, required as part of a u greement with the R,tlonal Motor Bearing Company. Councilman Granger offered Resolution 140 .1182 and toyed its adoption, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried on roll call: Councilman Spillers noted absent. City Manager Rolison reported that the amount of x$,500 due Mr. Archibald for grading the ea'adjacent to Broadway -National Avenue was now due. 1IN�pN MORGAN OFFERED RE5OLUTTON No -1183 and moved adoption transferring 500 from Y'. �pcbudgeted Reserve for grading lot between Broadway and National Avenue, contract with Irchibald, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on,roll call. Councilman Spillers noted absent* ,,,Rlog No.1184 ESTABLISHING PARKING METER ZONE TAXI STAND ON MAIN STREET was offered ,by0ouncilman Granger, who moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Royer, and carried on roll call. Councilman Spillers noted absent. IiTORNEY CURRIE REPORTED ON PROPOSED ORDINANCE, SATURDAY CLOSING. City Attorney Currie discussed the proposed ordinance adopted by the County which made provisions for keep- ingTax and Assessor's Offices open on certain'Saturdays, compensatory time off to be allowed to employees working on these special days. Councilman Morgan moved introdue- tion of ordinance, seconded by Councilman Herkner, and carried. EFROM CHAMBER OF CGLWIERCE regarding clean-up areas adjoining Bayshore. Mr. Peter Sorensen representing the Chamber of Commerce spoke regarding this matter stating that the purpose of the committee was an attempt to carry out this clean+,up program. On notion of Councilman Morgan, seconded by Councilman Herkner, City .Manager and City Engineer were directed to check into City properties in this area to the end that this condition might be improved. Motion carried. REM ANDREW SPINAS REGARDING APPROVAL OF FIVE MAN SCHOOL BOARD. City Attorney Currie received a letter from the Superintendent of Elementary School, Mr. A. Spinas stating that in order to increase the School Board from 3 to 5 members, it would be necessary for the City to approve by resolution. � M%11 MORGAN OFFERED RESOLUTION No -1185 AND MOVED ADOPTION, SECONDED BY Councilman doves and carried on roll call. Councilman Spillers noted absent. FROM DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS STATING THEIR DISAPPROVAL OFA 41IAR MEMORIAL BUILDING IT THIS TIME. Councilman Jones moved that the letter be acknowledged and statement of a➢Prediation for their thought, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. ZMA11 HERKNER REPORTED ON THE PRESENT STATUS OF PAVING CARSON STREET AND RO03EVELT I'ENUE. Curb and gutter has been installed and rock has been spread, job will be completed within a few days after street dries out sufficiently. '41L'� N HERKNER REPORTED ON PROPOSED PROPOSED PURCHASE OF LOT 45 x 150 Por. of Lot 15, M, adjacent to Recreation Center. This lot is a small portion of property which would be advantageous to the City. ''IQIAN HERKNER WAS OF THE OPINION THAT AN REPORT SHOULD BE, IcIADE TO SECURE ADDITIONAL iRO?'NTy in this area. He requested the Mayor to appoint an additional member on the rie was not critical Ras' 81tate Committee to assist him in checking into these matters* comm' he thought an additional member would be of great assistance. 4�"� bP the Present >.ttee but ! i