BOOK 28_1960-07-25 to 1960-12-19

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w Mayor Weymouth presented service pin awards to the following City Employees: 10 year pin Sidney D. Herkners Councilman Arthur Eskelin.9 Engineering Department Doyle Chesterp Street Department Marvin House$ Street Department Victor Lowry$ Corporation Yard Ted Coles Police Department Rudolph Zahalkas Police Department Forrest Nazworthy.9 Police Department Howard Leahy, Fire Department Egidio Andreozzis Fire Department C. E. Christiansen# Fire Department 15 year pin S. H. Kreiss,9 Building Inspector Joel Mansfields Police Department Herman Estes Police Department 20 year pin John Mackenhausenp Harbormaster Muriel Mermanq retired City Librarian 25 year pins Willis Leslies Fire Department 30 year pin: Joseph L. Lodip Fire Department 35 year pin: Clyde Genochio., Police Department Continuation of public hearing on the resolution of intention by the Planning Commission to amend Section 4.2 of Ordinance No. 600 so that Official Plan Lines for the extension of Northumberland and Madrone Streets from the terminus of Madrone Street to the centerline of Boicelli Avenue and from the present terminus! of Northumber- land to the proposed extension of Madrone Street may be established. The public hearing was declared open. There being no further protestsp written or oral. The Planning Staff requested that these proceedings be term- inated,9 and this entire area handled as one when the report now being prepared on Carlos Avenue and vicinityv has been completed. Councilman Fields moved that J;he public hearing be closed$ seconded by Councilman Stehle and carried. Councilman Rosselli moved that the proceedings be terminated (MINUTE ORDER #60-189).. seconded by Councilman Fields and carried. Continuation of public hearing.. Edgewood Annexation 1-0. The public hearing was declared open. There being no protests, written or oral$ Councilman Herkner moved to continue the public hearing to October 10th., seconded by Councilman Stehle and carried. Continuation of public hearing on ADAMS STREET CULVERT IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT. The public hearing was declared open. The Clerk read a petition signed by three property owners withdrawing their protests: Marguerite P. Gisiger and Mrs. Freda Gisiger., 1177 Adams Street; M. A. Ferrels 1169 Adams Street; and Vivtor L. Pinottis 1161 Adams Street. The Engineering Department reported that the withdrawal of these three property owners was not suf- ficient ufficient to bring the number of protests below the 50% mark. The protest petition carried signatures repres- enting 85,910 square feet out of a possible 130$97.1 square feet$, or 65.62% objecting. This was followed by discussion after which Councilman Stehle moved that the public hearing be closedt seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. Councilman Herkner moved adoption of RESOLUTION N0. 3190 TERMINATING PROCEEDINGS., ADAMS STREET CULVERT, sec- onded by Councilman Rosselli and carried unanimously on roll calls Councilmen Granger and Royer being noted absent and Councilman Fields abstaining because he was not present at the time of the public hearing. PUBLIC HEARING ON PARK STREET IMPROVEMENTS. The public hearing was declared open and the affidavits of posting, publication and mailing were ordered filed. A letter from Louis Mandolfos assessment #24., asked for pro- tection to his fence caused by people backing out of their driveways. The City Engineer had investigated and reflectors were installed on his fence and "Dead End Street# sign was erected to try to assist in his problem. Mr. A. P. Regnier^s 458 Park Street, praised the Engineering Department and the contractor for the way in which the job was handled. Councilman Fields moved that the public hearing be closeds seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried. 11 L� r�