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

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)odside J pinion conditions generally were satisfactovy, however, 40 o, , he was of the sould be done to improve the condition opinion that �' 79 feet, somothing of the shed built o vor the Miniature nan Train. to SPILLERS ASKED' THAT THE TRAFFIC CO1,21ITTEE COI'ISIDER P05S1BILTTY OP A STOP SIGN oil STALi%AUGII STREET AT CITESTNUT ERECfiTON .OF Redwood , calling attention to the large mumber of lard school children passing this point daily. ILI;AN r I seconded .;C GRANGER REQUESTI,D INFORMATION ON THE CONDITIONS OF WESTWOOD TERRACE No. 1, 2 and 3 ohich were not yet completed to the satisfaction of the City Engineer, City Engineer idly Acres Jain stated that no extension of time had been requested and that he had attempted to DeLucchi. have these subdivisions completed without any success. After further discussion Coun- )y Coun- Gilman Granger moved that the City Attorney --contact the Murphy Construction Company requesting them to shote cause why this matter should not be referred, to the bonding 1, oompany and a similar request made for completion of the job, seconded by Councilman Redwood Horgan, and carried. L Morgan,,NL1,!AN GRANGER COMMIENTED ON CONDITION OF INTERSECTION AT VERA AND UPTON STREET and moved that City Engineer Jain arrange to have some redrock installed at this point, seconded :ighlands by Councilman Royer and carried. lots 'iCILf,iAN GRANGER CALLED ATTENTIOI7 TO THE SPEEDING OF TRUCKS ON DOUGLAS AVENUE since the ging for completion of the improvement on that street and suggested the matter be referred to :r had no the `traffic Committee setting possible speed limit of 25 MPH. on of :,OILMAN GRANGER C01,1ANTED ON THE INTERSECTION AT OWALE STREET AND EDGEVIOOD ROAD calling attention to the need for a stop sign on Oakdale Street at Edgewood Road. Councilman rget Hoyer moved, seconded by Councilman Herkner that the matter be referred to the Traffic ded by Fact Finding Committee, and carried. .4 ocable .10IMAN GRANGER REQUESTED WATER SUPERINTENDENT WIN`PER to check into applications for i larger service at 2430 Hopkins Avenue, Mr. C. Langford. the ZLMAN ROYER AGAIN REC�UESTED THAT THE RECREATION CohIMISSION be furnished a list of City ae pos- oti7ned properties which might be designated as suitable fro recreation purposes. ture. .CILM111 ROYER CALLED ATTENTION TO THE SNYDER REPORT recommending that a site for recrea- lbert tion purposes in the vicinity of the neer Fire Station be chosen and moved that the Both natter be referred to the Recreation Commission for their comment, seconded by Coun- ouncil- Gilman Granger and carried. ICILI`All HERKNER CALLED ATTENTION TO THE CONDITION OF CHARTER STREET one-half of which sw con- Was paved in part of the area, the other half unimproved and in very bad condition p on creating a very bad traffic condition. He requested the Traffic Committee to check into this matter. sed the 11ILMAN HERKIiER ASKED THAT THE, BATTER OF PURCHASING THE LOT ADJOINING THE c%TI-AUNITY PARK atory be be reactivated, City Clerk Dodge to locate the Real Estate Committee's previous 5 :)f claims recommendation. Agenda, April 7th. ',IUTAN HERKNER CALLED ATTETITiON to the Neon sign at Whipple Avenue and Bayshore which Creek has been out for some time . Of City3RBRITSCHGI at night by installation of flood SUGGESTED that the City Hall be lit up Points. held byp 1sin at Five 1ghtJ• Ile also asked the resent status of the "Climate Best" g ayor City Engineer Jain advised he had called the contractor recently who was overloaded r�ith worlt possible. • The sign will be painted as soon as his � `�1r�anN HERKNER FROM THE RESIDENTS IN FRIENDLY CALLED A`T'TENTION TO A PETITION RECEIVED i