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

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.^IT STATUS 014 STREET LIGHTS ON EL CAMINO REAL, between Broadway roadwa y and Brewster Avenue. Q. , t Engineer Jain stated that plans had `�� skin Ci Y been completed 1; by and forwarded to the Division of Highylays for their approval. This was placed mnendation "on the agenda. OI4 FOR PRELIMINARY DETERIdINATION No. 1221, STAIIBAUGH S ry 1d carried. :)LUTI STREET SlirgERS was offered by oyer, Councilman Herkner, who moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Morgan call. n and carried approved on roll is IOI1 OF INTENT10N TO ANNEX THE PESSANO PROPER Y lacking dL� , on Ploodside Road. City Attorney small Currie stated the necessary approval had not been race sec- ived from the County Boundary tion of Committee as yet. On motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by Councilman Morgan, Fain this matter was placed on the agenda. 1 r� )tion 50DUCTION � ,Eastern Addition OF ORDINAIiCE REZONING LOTS 7 to 11 Block 52 i' and portion of � • Lot 4, Reese Subdivision. Councilman Morgan moved introduction of ordinance, seconded tested by Councilman Spillers and carried. ;ion Cl3SIO11 OF PROPOSED ALIENDYIENT TO ANIMAL ORDINANCE. City Attorney Currie furnished copies .ers' sec- to each member of the Council and on motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by Coun- Sion for oilman Morgan this matter was placed on the agenda. )VT TO ANNEX UNINCORPORATED AREA ADJACENT TOSANCARLOS, The area proposed to be ie School. annexed by the City of San Carlos is an unincorporated area, however, inasmuch as this ' the mould affect property in the Eaton Villa Place area as to the use of rear of lots, i subdi- Councilman Spillers moved this matter be referred to the Planning Commission for study Council- and recommendation, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. bid. 3?LAIiNING COMMISSION RECOtllIENDED THAT THE TOFANELLI PROPERTY ON ANZA AND EATON AVENUE i VILLA be allowed to dis-incorporate from the City of Redwood City. After a discussion aanzanita as to whether or not the City would have any control over the size of the lots, etc., Councilman Spillers moved that City Attorney Currie work out the necessary details etween with h4r. Tofanelli, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. recom- 110 GAS & ELECTRIC COLIPAITY'S REQUEST FOR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT OVERHEAD'l'IIRES ACROSS CITY s and PROPERTY on Bayshore and Harbor Boulevard. Councilman Granger called attention to the fact that the Division of Highways had requested that they be contacted Before EIALiBERS, granting any easement which might affect property used in building the Bayshore Freeway. ! •t ion be He then moved that the request be approved subject to the approval of the State, the use ofPacific Gas & Electric Company to secure the necessary release before execution of the r agreement, seconded by Councilman Jones, and carried. ce to aS11GINEER JAINsS REPORT OPT THE COST TO REPAIR THE S'TA'FFORD STREET BRIDGE RAILING DAMAGED e Street BY Ab'T0, City Engineer Jain recommended the repair of the bridge railing estimating j the sum of 0485 would be necessary to complete the job. He recommended that a transfer I i ed that be made to the Street Department in the amount indicated and Councilman Spillers Hentoffered Resolution No. 1222 and moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Morgan and Laced carried on roll call. PgHRIN> CITY COLLECTOR, ADVISED THAT AN ATTEGfiPT HAD BEEN MADE TO COLLECT DAMAGE TO s �a `J. City THE STAFFORD STREET BRIDGE, however, it appeared that driver of the automobile in- f 000l volved in theDowlin , carried no insurance and was financi- accident, a mr. 'Elmer D. g lot ally unable to pay the amount indicated. After discussing the matter thoroughly, Coucil- Oouncilman Harkner, it being`i 's aan Jones seconded by t; moved that City Attorney file suit, UNBUD felt that such action mig,it indicate to othors that the City would attempt to ,recover i S I fr L Ialorgan in j every like case. Notion carried.