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—� <br />gySTEAt and recommended that Mr. Gerald Smith of Palo Alto, a com stent ! <br />rP and licensed 449 ', <br />0`6200, �� trical Engineer be contracted with to prepare the necessar a <br />Bloc Y ppraisal on the <br />speci- He stated further it would take approximately three work days to <br />to pre- this appraisal and recommended that the s ,r <br />. complete � of 250 be authorized to cover <br />advance <br />the work. Councilman Granger moved that the City Manager be authorized to enter into {! <br />ant dis- <br />the contract with Ifir. Smith, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. <br />councilman �+ <br />at,L11AN GRA14GER REPORTED FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE TO THE EFFECT THAT THEY ARE <br />ASKING THE PERS0N1dEL BOARD to conduct a study of the cost of living in connection with12, <br />a possible wage increase, should the investigation prove such increase necessary. The <br />0-ft <br />report made it clear that the increase, if any, was to be based on the wage study and <br />iminatei <br />u <br />not oacross the board increase Councilman Granger moved this matter be referred to "'` d <br />acilman <br />the Personnel Board, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. <br />i' <br />,, IjjAlt GRANGER INgUIRED INTO THE LIGHTING PROGRAM ON EL CAMINO REAL between Broadway and <br />SLOW. <br />Brevrster Avenue. City Enginerr Jain explained that plans were about completed, elec- <br />iarter. <br />troliers had been ordered and they were awaiting NPA approval. Councilman Granger <br />nan Jones <br />suggested that we request the State Highway Commission to support our request should <br />the same be denied. The matter was placed on the agenda for thirty days on motion of <br />TSE. Mrs l� <br />Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. <br />amption f <br />1LIIAIT GRAI4GER ASKED THE PRESENT STATUS ON ABATEMENT OF THE MICHAEL PROPERTY. City I <br />ian , <br />Attorney Currie advised that answer has been filed to complaint of the Michel people <br />tried. <br />and date of trial would be set in the near future. <br />'STINGS. <br />2BRITSCHGI COMMENTED ON RECENT ADVERSE PUBLICITY caused by the arrest and prosecution <br />.ty in !� ' <br />of dope peddlers originating in the Five Points area. In his opinion steps should be <br />irtments <br />taken to abate property in this area from which this traffic has emanated. He f <br />public <br />inquired whether or not the Police Department could produce enough evidence that could <br />moved by <br />be used in closing up some of these places and after further discussion City Attorney <br />ies bring ! <br />Currie and Chief of Police Wood will get together and talk over the various points <br />vities li <br />Involved and render a report at the next Council meeting. <br />e of OILMAN SPILLERS SUGGESTED A CHANGE IN THE PERSONNEL RULES from the present age group <br />of 21 to 30, Police Department applicants of 21[ to35 age group. This matter was f <br />OF A <br />referred to the Personnel Board on motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by Council- i ! <br />Spillers, <br />tan Morgan and carried. <br />letter <br />71B FROM POLICE DEPARTMENT ASKING FOR 40 hours the petition signed by all members of the <br />s project, <br />Police Department submitted to the City Manager requesting consideration of a 40 hour l;i <br />ion when- <br />peek with no loss of pay was referred to the Personnel Board on motion of Councilman <br />Oran er seconded b Councilman Spillers and carried. Councilman Granger called <br />g � Y P <br />IS CITY, ex for both the <br />attention to the fact that the Council had promised to study this matt <br />S, <br />Police and Fire Departments at the time of the next budget study. Fire Chief Lodi <br />stated that insofar as his department was concerned he would prefer keeping the age <br />ftNIA <br />ity group for applicants as at present starting at 21 years of age. <br />°%IU1AN MORGAN CALLED ATTENTION TO THE RECENT DEA`T'H CAUSED BY A CHILD FALLING IN ,! <br />aded by <br />FLOODED CREEK stating that this should be an added incentive to get behind the Creek ; <br />coverin opinion the Council had taken every means F <br />ROMEO g program. In Councilman Iviorgan s <br />Possible to present this matter to the public and it was his thought that failure to j <br />seconded <br />start to the failure of the public to get <br />this g partially due, at least, �i <br />program was <br />.. �i <br />:GHTING behind the program. It was explained that Engineer Adamson was sent making a <br />at pre <br />ty Hall and it was thought <br />Preliminary plan coveringthe area at the rear of the Ci <br />