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

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! 3 property ovaners in the area to make their own decision as to whether or not they desir- ed to become annexed to San Carlos and he did not feel that the Council should be blamed s' !" for something they .had not done. After further discussion it was decided that the I6 City Engineer and the City Attorney met with understanding. Councilman Granger so t moved, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. City Engineer Jain was of the opinion that San Carlos would install sewer laterals to the few lots adjecent to the City at their own expense, property owners to be assessed at the time connection would i ') be made tot he system. Agenda. 1 FINAL REPORT CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION COMMITTEE. John E. Newman, Chairman, submitted written t ; report advising that of the $1500 allocated, the sum of 4055.20 remained unexpended, which amount would be refunded to the City as soon as annual audit of the funds is completed. The Committee was complimented for the excellent job of putting on this s celebration and RESOLUTION 1196 STATING APPRECIATION OF THE COUNCIL WAS SUGGESTED BY i^ ` a; COUNCILMAN JONES, who offered same and moved adoption , seconded. by Councilman Morgan c t� and carried on roll call. Councilman Spillers noted absent. I ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 691 MAINTENANCE OF ANIMAL SHELTER AND POUND MASTER SERVICE. council- man Morgan moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call, Councilman Spillers noted absent. FURTHER CONSIDERATION PROPOSED ORDINANCE MAINTAIN ANIMALS IN REDWOOD CITY. This was the ordinance copies of which City Attorney had supplied members of the Council covering maintenance of animals, poultry, etc, within the City. Councilman Granger moved introduction of ordinance, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. Mr. Katz, 1508 Hess Road again appeared complaining about dogs and horses in his neighborhood. He was advised that complaint should be made to the County authorities. FURTHER ABATEMENT PROCEEDINGS AT 1120 JEFFERSON AVENUE. Mr. Emil Stein reported he had inspected the premises as of this date and that he found nothing had been done to F, correct any, of the conditions noted in previous reports and his recommendation was that the building be demolished and the lot cleared. It appeared that there was a -,' gas stove on the premises without proper vent which could become extremely dangerous €s , • to the occupants. Councilman Morgan moved that proper authorities take steps to have the building vacated immediately and no further tenants be allowed to move in, seconded by Councilman Royer. The motion carried. Councilman Granger asked whether or not the Pacific Gas & Electric Company could be notified to shut off gas until the vent had been repaired. Councilman Granger moved that the proper authorities contact 1 i the Pacific Gas & Electric Company and request that they take the necessary steps, t seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. ABATEMENT PROCEEDINGS, 135 Buckeye Street. This was placed on the March 3rd agenda. HEARING ON ABATE4+ENT PROCEEDINGS FOR 1116 and 1120 Jefferson Avenue was duly and regularly continued to the meeting of January 21st. `I HEALTH DEPARTMENT LETTER REGARDING CONDITIONS AT 5802, Avenue del Ora. Mr. Stein advised I �, that an effort was being made to correct conditions at this location. The vent had been connected and the sewer stoppage had been repaired. PROGRESS ESTIMATE L. C. SMITH, BROADWAY IMPROVEMENT, was approved on motion of Councilman Royer, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. 4t FINAL PROGRESS ESTIIrtATE PETER SORENSEN, CHESTNUT STREET IMPROVEMEIIT. Councilman Morgs-P � moved approval of-estimato 02,030.77 subject to clean- up on the job satisfactory to 6 City Engineer Jain, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. 'I