BOOK 24_1952-04-21 to 1953-10-05(missing 1953-10-05 to 1954-02-15)

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42 with excessive depths., Mr. Joesten stated that they had already considered some twenty requests for resubdivi- sion and had an additional one on the next planLin'gCommission meeting. After general discussion, there being no further protests from the floor, Mayor Granger declared'the public hearing closed and Councilman Britschgi moved denial of the recommendation of the Planning Commission to establish official plan lines through Block "G", Woodside Acres, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried on roll call. Councilman Spillers noted absent. PUBLIC - HEARING, CANYON ROAD SEWERS. Affidavits of mailing, posting and pub ca ion were ordered filed. City Attorney Currie explainedEhat the original assessment had been modified due to reduction of Assessment #14, the amount of $79 being respread adding approximately 0 1 2-50 to each assessment. 1"r. M. V. Ignotm questioned as to whether or not additional assessments would be charged when future storm drains were installed in Glenwood Avenue. Mr. A. H. Bicker appeared for the Engineering Department and stated that no further charges would be assessed against the property in the assesment district. Mr. wm. Will, 806 Canyon Road, signed written protest stating that recent survey had eliminated 3 ft from their property leaving only 47 ft frontage. However, it was ex- plained that the assessment was based on map showing all lots of 50 ft frontage and Mrs. Walls problem was outside the City's jurisdiction. No. further protests being apparent Mayor Grange ordered the hearing closed and Councilman Britschgi moved that 11 protests be overruled, seconded by Councilwoman Tinney and carried. RESOLUTION 1291 CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT WITH MODIFICATIONS AND THE ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM was offered by Coucilman Royer, who moved adoption,,, seconded by Councilman lierkner and carried on roll, call. Councilman Spillers noted absent. PUBLIC HARING ABONDOMENT OF STRIP ON FAIRVIEW AVENUE. Affidavits of posting and publication were ordered filed. Col. D. F. Ewald, 1E51 Fairview Avenue, objected to the house set out and not lining up. with the balance of the houses on the block. He was requested information as to how he would be affected by the abandonment in connection with his fixture. tax bills. Mr. Ben Carson, 435, Fairview Avenue, raised, the same question. Assessor Brophy retired to his office to check:this matter and hearing was postponed to allow Mr. Brophy to.produce the figures. ABATEMENT BUILDINGS 135 BUCKEYE. Mr. J. T. OtKeefe,, Jr. represent the estate advised that the final distribution would be heard in court on July 11th and immediately after this the contract of sale of the property involved would be concluded and the new owner would apply for permit to make the necessary repairs to the house under, abatement proceedings, Councilman Royer moved that the matter be held,over to the 2nd meeting in August (18th), seconded by Councilman Britschgi. Building Inspector Duncan advised that the building can be remodelled. Motion carried. M. MARTIN J. SWEENEY STATED THAT HIS REQUEST FOR BUILDING PERMIT HAD BEEN HELD UP. SUBJECT To A RELEASE BY THE, PLANNING C013TISSION regarding a setback line and possible future widening of Valota Road. He stated he had discussed this matter with three members of the Planning Gonnission and they were willing to remove the restriction -upon his assurance the house would be set back 30 ft fromthe present street line and his agree- ment to deed property necessary for future widening., Mr. Sweeney asked the Council to approve his building permit subject to final action on the part of the Planning Commission. However, he was not willing at this time to agree to the deed of the proerty mentioned above. A?. Sweeney was advised that Council would meet'next Monday, July l4th, at which time final action would be taken. I