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

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B as a�, ITSCHGI REPORTED THE PRESENT STATUS OF STECHER_TRAUNG L• ITHOGRAPH COMPANY .�� IICISCO. He advised that the deed to the property is , SAN in escrow and the lc of the deal hinges on rezoning of property final com- p} i UPERTY tion Pert and the deletion of Marshall Street, future, utyor Britschgi stated that he would call a meeting soon at which time the Council IRE ootid meet with Stecher-Traung representatives. an OF ;BBRITSCHGI DISCUSSED THE TATTER OF PAYMENTOVERTIME TO DEPART+,4ENTS CALLED OUT FOR 59GENCIES and the fact that the Park Department Employees were not being paid but THE given compensatory time off. It was his opinion that this de Gere g department should be it that the Paid for overtime as is being done in the case of other operating departments. City { adpanag greportr e f jI er Rolison was requested to check into this and bring aback at the next that testing. i i er 3BRITSCHGI BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF CREEK COVERAGE, AND PARKING IN AREA OF CITY HALL I, y and stated his opinion that this project should not be lost sight of. After a general rgan, and discussion of the matter Councilman Royer moved that City Manager Rolison be authorized to employ Mr. Adamson to prepare preliminary survey and plans which would be submitted to the property owners in the area at a later meeing, seconded by Councilman Morgan, Hoover Potion carried. , troyed jyANAGER ROLISON ADVISED THAT THE TIDE GATE PROJECT WOULD UNDOUBTEDLY BE HELD UP FOR matter SObE TIME due to the inabiltiy to secure steel at this time. horized, BRITSCHGI COIJAENTED ON NO PARKING ZONE ON JEFFERSON AVEI FROM MIDDLEFIELD ROAD TO settle EL CAMINO REAL, calling particular attention to the fact that peiple living in the area would be unable to park in front of their homes. It was'thought that parking N YARD ;Actions hould be released ofter the rush hours in this area. However, the matter voir vas referred to the Traffic Study Committee for thir recommendation on motion of he Councilman Royer, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. by ;1BRITSCHGI CALLED ATTENTION TO THE CONDITION OF STAMBAUGH STREET IN THE VICINTIY of the Hoover School stating that mud and water were a handicap to the children shack attending school. N'TORNEY CURRIE ADVISED THAT THE COUNCIL COULD BY A4/5 th's vote order the pavement ROPOSED Of this area. However, inasmuch as the school represents half of the area involved itavas thought that the project could be undertaken at any time, if the school board 3EPORT. agreed. with the RBRITSCHGI SUGGESTED FURTHER THAT THE COUNCIL DIEET VJITH THE SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS red in the recent situation that developed regarding water service to the Clifford Avenue School. three �OFIIR. A. B. BLAKELY ANNOUNCING HIS RESIGNATION FROM THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION sst ftTIVE DECEMBER 31st due to his moving outside the corporate limits of the City check Gss read and discussed.On moitori of Councilman Morgan, seconded by Councilman Jones, s at the City Clerk Dodge was directed to write to Mr. Blakely accepting his resignation and 'acts ' ,,acts exPressing sincere appreciation from the Council for his hard work and cooperation�ilma ;r ant enda for December 17th he Commission. Appointment of successor was placed on the ag,I :ed to � acting at which time appointment of his successor will be made effective, January 1, area. pp 1972. i v, 40 PLANT LIBRARY. City Manager Rolison stated that to date they had not received ;gesting k that ""Mate promised by a local firm however they would check further into the matte cil- i and sec seconded by Co "re a figure if possible. On motion of Councilman Granger, . by •