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

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;ion by BOTH ENDS ilman I Morgan '�S AGENCY ouncilman ON ROAD .n, RMISSION UARY 22, otion LIGHTING hich the of main - r, second - e City ific Gas s matter. the Council Df Counci- the offic- !n advance• C59 I i' R COMh.ENTED ON THE SITUATION REGARDING ATTMIPT TO �CILhIAN ROPE SECURE ASSISTANT CITY ' He suggested the possibility of Mayor Britschgi ?I1i61�appointing a committee to work , Lith the Personnel Board in an attempt to work out a solution of this matter. After dis- oassion as to the possibility of splitting up some of the duties of the City Engineer to relieve him of some of the responsibilities, Councilman Granger moved that future adver- tlsements state "Salary open's in an effort to secure more applicants for the position, lotion seconded by Councilman Royer and carried, Councilman Morgan and Mayor Britsehgi voting No. �,IN1A1I ROPER MOVED, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN SPILLERS, THAT THE ABOVE SUBJECT BE PLACED ON F.';. pGEDA FOR the April 7th meeting for further discussion. ;%16AN GRANGER QUESTIONED PRESENT STATUS OF PAINTING AND INSTALLING "CLIMATE BEST" SIGNS. f Sity Idanager advised contract had been let and work should be completed in the near future, Agenda March 3rd for further report. l ,t T ,Cf1tIAN GRANGER DISCUSSED THE RECENT RECORD OF CITY(OWNED PROPERTY PREPARED BY MR. CHARLES DIIML REQUESTING INFORMATION AS TO WHAT GUARANTEE OF HOW FAR BACK THE RECORDS WERE SEARCHED.1 s committee will hold a meeting in the near future at which time Mr. Diehl's Tae special i' G � report will be studied and any recommendations of the committee will be brought back to the Council. l • j i -71Ll,fAN GRANGER STATED HIS OPINION THAT SUFFICIENTMOPiEY SHOULD BE WITHHELD FROM THE CON- { TRACTOR LAYING HATER MAINS ON ARCH STREET AND VICINITY TO guarantee replacement of gp ' r, t pavement. j Gum= fCI=11DISCUSSED THE LIATTER OF TRAFFIC ON OAKDALE BETVJEEk EDGW-10OD' AND ARLINGTON ROAD, suggesting possibility of parking on one side only inasmuch as this was the bus route to i San Carlos. On motion of Councilman Royer, seconded by Councilman Spillers, matter was referred to Traffic Fact Finding Committee for study. { 1URAN SPILLERS SPOKE REGARDING SHORTAGE OF MEETING PLACES FOR BOY SCOUTS, GIRL SCOUTS G I ASD CUB SCOUTS and suggested the possibility of adding two rooms to the Recreation Buil- ding, He stated that he had discussed this matter with a local architect who estimated additions should be possible for approximately 510,000 to vy"12,000. On motion of Council - r : Ma Spillers, seconded by Councilman Herkner, matter was referred to Recreation Commis- ; r� sion for their recommendation. :nts- sas QUTAN JONES REQUESTED THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY PREPARE ORDINANCE COVERING USE OF FIRE ARMS )uld IMIN THE CITY LIMITS INCLUDING also BB Guns and Sling Shots - 'r ' CNG '41DIAR JONES REgUESTED THAT HEALTH DEPARTMENT INSPECTOR BE INFORIV[ED OF COIdDITIOA AT 1717 k .man I VALOTA ROAD, IT HAVING BEEN REPORTED THAT RESIDENT AT THIS ADDRESS IS KEEPING AN EXCESSIVE 1 i lU1IBER OF GOATS. �10ILhIAN JONES STATED THAT AT THE STAFFORD STREET ENTRANCE ACROSS THE BRIDGE FROM SAIL CARLOS f 'TANCE I n&IID OF 35 MILE ZONE" SIGN IS IN EVIDENCE WHICH THROWS THE SPEED LIMIT OPEN WITHIN THE , :rk was r AMIOOD CITY LIMITS. He suggested the installation of a 1127 Mile Zone" sign on redwood 't'l 'IOPI SUIT City side of the bridge. Traffic Fact Finding Committee. TS RESULTING IN DEAD END CILIdA N JONES REQUESTED INFORMATION REGARDING LACK OF CULVER JEFFER:a After general I SMEETS ON VIRGINIA AVENUE, RUBY STREET, OAK AVENUE AND REDVlOOD AVENUE. .f the 1 discussion, Councilman Jones moved that in the future req uest for improvements would not be r Notion seconded by Councilman Royer and carried: E NOTICE pp oved unless culverts were included. OF DRAINA 1n CILh1AN GRANGER DISCUSSED THE PROBLEIv1 GE IN THE AREA ADJOINING GITi', VICINITY OF termined RANG s