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

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Chairman of the Swimming Pool Committee submitted the following after the committee approved Recreation Department recommendation. Local residents, 18 years and under 1 Local residents, adults •35 Local residents, 18 years and under 10 swims for 1.00 Local residents, adults 10 swims for 3.00 Non-residents 18 years and under .30 Non-residents, adults .70 Councilman Morgan moved approval of committee's recommendation, seconded by Councilman Jones. The rates were similar to other pools. Motion carried. REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE REPORT ON REQUEST TO LIFT RENT CONTROL. Councilman Spillers stated there had not been enough time to meet on this and asked that it be carried on the agenda for 30 days, to give the committee time to work on it. BUS BENCH COMMITTEE REPORT. Councilman Granger stated the committee recomended that bids be called for as two individuals were interested in this contract and it was thought this method would be to the best interest of the City. Councilman Morgan moved that the proper authorities take necessary steps to have the two interested submit bids, seconded by Councilman Jones. City Attorney Currie advised it was not necessary to advertise for bids in this instance. Motion carried. REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE REPORT. Acquisition of two lots to extend Oliver Street to Oak Street. Councilman Spillers reported the committe thought $4500 for the house and lot was too great a price and ,the committee did not know whether or not it was feasible to extend this street to Oak and thought it should be referred to the City Engineer for opinion on whether or not the street should be extended. Councilman Morgan moved this be referred to City Engineer Jain and the Planning Commission with all facts per- taining to the suggested acquisition of this property, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE REPORT REGARDING MATER SERVICE TO HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION, EMERALD LAKE. City Manager Rolison reported that Water Superintendent Winter had prepared a list of homes under construction as requested. This list was on file in the City lAanager's office and showed nine homes under construction for which service had been requested and seven for which no applications for; service had been filed. Mrs. Frances Hopkins explained in a communication and also in person, that she had applied for service approximately one year ago and that she had been granted permission to connect onto a line owned by a Mr. Hugo. Water Superintendent Winter confirmed the fact that Mrs. Hopkins had been promised .service. After discussion, Councilman Royer moved that service be allowed to the 16 homes under construction, that meters be installed at property line where water was available or at the main, property owners to run service line at their own espense, and that Mrs. Frances Hopkins be granted service providing she secured permission of the owner of the private service line. Councilman Jones seconded the motion which carried, Coun- cilman Spillers voting No. all 'Council confirmed the understanding that services in the Emerald Lake Area be restricted to the following: Services to be granted A. To the 16 homes under construction and covered by list in City Manager's Office, Be To all prior commitments of record on Water Superintendent's records. C• To all locations where evidence exists of previous services. 100th ANNIVERSARY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Mrs. Martha Bernasque.appeared representing the Native Daughters. They were preparing a float for the parade in San Francisco on ISO i j. .; ISO i