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

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TRAFFIC FACT FINDING COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS 15 MINUTE-PARECIffG IN"FRONT'OF•SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT 619 Bradford Street .and the School Department on west aide .of Jefferson Avenue north of Bradford Street, at the request of County Manager Stallings. This was carried on the agenda -- legal description to be prepared and given to the City Attorney for introduction of ordinance. ORDINANCE INTRODUCED AMENDING -ORDINANCE RELATING TO PARKING REGULATIONS ON THE SOUTHEAST ERLY SIDE OF JEFFERSON AVENUE. from Middlefield Road to El Camino Real prohibiting, parking from 7:00 A.M'. to 7«00 P.M., excepting Sundays and Holidays. Mrs. Daniel P. Flynn, 1121 Jefferson Avenue had requested abailable parking space after rush hours and holidays. Councilman Royer moved introduction of ordinance, seconded by Council- man Britschgi, and carried. Councilman Royer moved that'City Engineer Jain take necessary steps to post signs, seconded by Councilman Herkner. Councilman Britsohgi stated that cards were noted srapped around posts when he was in Sacramento yesterday. Police Department does the same here for a -day or two. Motion carried. MR. OLE S. OLESON, Clifford and Scenic Drive, asked about plans on Marshall Street. City Manager Rolison stated that a representative from Stretcher-Traung Lithograph would be here the following day and with the City Engineer they would discuss drainage for their proposed building and site. The meeting would be held at 10;00 A. M. He wished to know why the work from Chestnut to Maple Streets could not go through. City Engineer Jain explained that because of both drainage and sewerage, and that a pumping plant was also required, and a decision must be made for payment of storm drains all the way through to the creek; other factors were involved than just a right-of-way. Protests from owners had also stopped the proceedings. Councilman Spillers suggested a study meeting with those interested. Mayor Granger agreed that it was necessary to bring to the newer members of the Council the history and proceedings on the Broadway - Marshall project up to this date. Mr. Jain stated there was a right -of -wag problem on both sides of Main Street if a pumping plant was built at the Marshall Bridge site. Councilman Spillers moved that someone write up a little history to bring all members of the Council up to date on this project, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. Mayor Granger appointed Council members Herkner, Royer, Tinney and Britschgi to meet with Stretcher-Traung the following morning in the City Manager's office at 10 o'clock. Mr. P. Sorensen asked for permission for two directors from the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Dingman and himself, to be present. Councilman Spillers suggested they do not counsel our City Engineer on this occasion. LETTER FROM EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION REGARDING PERSONNEL BOARD'S RECOMMENDATION FOR DISABIL- ITY LEAVE AND LIMITED APPOINTMENT. It was brought to their attention by the Personnel Board that if Saturdays were not counted as a working day, employees would be granted 5/6 of a day per month instead of the present 1 day per month for vacation and sick leave time. However,, it would be agreeable to the employees to receive 1 day per month and not have Saturdays counted as a working day. RESOLUTION No. 12.3 AMENDING PERSONNEL RULES RELATING TO SICK LEAVE AND DISABILITY LEAVE was offered and moved for adoption by Councilman. Jones, seconded by Councilwoman Tinney. Councilman Spillers thought he had tried to help the employees to no avail. Motion carried on roll call: RESOLUTION No. 1244 AMENDING PERSONNEL RULES RELATING TO LIMITED APPOINTMENT as offered and