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U approximately �75,000. This was followed by a lengthy discussion in r�gard to trucks operating on N:cGarvey I Street, after which Mr. Frahm stated that he would see to it that the street will be ' barricaded where it enters Farm Hills Subdivision. Councilman Stout asked if the plans � were considered for a proposed fire house. �hief Lodi stated that the City En�ineer has ', a letter on file in regard ta this matter. This was followed by a lengthy discussion "'"� in regard to sidewalks, streets and set back lineg. „�, Councilman Granger asked if Oddstad Homes would be willing to pay a fee for annexation ', or subdivision if the Council approved the map tonight, the fee to be set after receiv- in� a report from the City Engineer. It was decided that this was not a fair question � especially by the representatives from Oddstad Homes who feel that char�es should not � be made on Map No. 1 due to the fact that this area has bean in the City for the past number of years. They did agree to consider t he matter of fees in regard to area �2. The motion carried on roll call with Councilman Stout voting N0. The mayor ased that reports be received from the City Attorney and the �ity Manager in regard to suggested arzounts for fees on annexation and subdivisions. PLANNING C0�4ISSION RECOMi`�ENDED APPROVAL JAA'�ES MURPHY APPLICATION TO RESUBDIVIDE LOTS 5, 6 & 7, BLOCK 2, PORTOLA ADDITION (RIDW�OD AVFNUE) INTO TWO LOTS, 37� FEET EACH. Council- ' r.ian Britschgi moved approval of the Planning Corimission' s recommendation, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. PLA�l1VING COMMISSION RECOMMIIVDEV APP�30VAL OF THE APPLICATION OF A. L. WALTER FOR VARIANCE TO ' �LLOW 8� BETWEEN HOUSE AND GARAGE AT l�14 FLYNN AV�IUE. Councilman Stout offered ' RESOLUTIQN 195�-4- FOR A VARIANCE TO ALLOW 8� BETWEEN HOUSE AND GARAGE A^1 414 FL'YNN AVENUE � and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call. "`�"' ' PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMh1ENDED DENIAL OF TfiF A�'PLICATION OF Y�. MAY TO RESUBDIVIDE LOTS 1, 2 8c 3, BLQCK 1, W.iaa.&M. SUBDIVISION, 1726 ROOSEVELT, INTO TWO LOTS. They feel that since these lots have been split once an�d because duplexes may be built on the prepared , undersized lots, it is not in the best interests of the area. �ittornEy� Lebsack ex- plained the situation to the Council. Councilman nnyer moved approval of the Planning , Commission� s recommendation to deny, seconded by �ouncilman Spillers and carried°. , , �ouncilman Spillers left the meetin� at 10 :30 p.m. I ' RECOMMIIvDATIONS AIdD SUGGESTIQNS, CITY CO�TNCIL AND DEPARTMENT HF�ADS: � �; Councilman Jones stated that he had been asl�ed by four or five different builders why their � plans had to go to Los Angelea to be checked and approved. He wanted to know if this �I couldn� t be set up in Redwood City or somewhere in the bay area. B�ilding Inspector •� I kreiss stated that the Building Conference will have to set up an offic� which would run ,,,,,,� 'I to approximately �20,000 and they are wo rking along this line now and they hope to build , such a buildin� sometirr� in the near future in the bay area. This w as followed by � , discussion. - �' � , Councilman Britschgi was of the opinion that the Council should do somethin� to cantrol I � ; liquidation and others of its kind of sale during the Holiday Season. Attorney Lebsack , stated that the Auction Ordinance now takes care of this during Christmas and Easter I� and if its is the Council� s desires this could be done for the type of sale in question. '� �ouncilman Britschgi so moved, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. �I Councilman Britschgi sug�ested to the Council� s that a limit should be placed as to the � number of signs which can be posted or put on buildin:;s or on br in the windows. �- �»�..�...� __