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' � .,;:�� _ 175 ,.��:: • �" were,not nery promiaing as many of the ovrners were se111ng their.lote. 9ome of the owners are conaidering the matter and'may �ive the city a temporaiy ,:. ��'' lease, however, it was the City Manager's,opinion that not much oould be done in regard :to leveling the lots at th�is time of the year and he suggeeted that the effort be continued to obtain�tnese lots and to find some property that ' can be used semi-permanently Yor recreation purpoaea and at the proper time of tne year the lots could be leveled. Oouncllman Granger moved,. seconded by CEouncilman Anderson, that the matter be carried on the agenda for the firat meeting in March, Motion passed unanimouely. City Attorneq McQarthy aeked that the report on the atatua of Penneylvania Ave- ' nue be held over to the next meeting. The matter was placed on tne agen8a. City Manager Blom reported that he had diacussed with Mr, Marcue of the 8, H. Frank Company the matter oY obtaining sufficient land in the aewage treat- ment plant area to take care of the Animal Shelter site. Mr. Marcus a8vieed that there hae been a cshange in management and that he was not in a position • to discuse tne matter. He seked tnat City Manager Blom wait until after the firet of the year to diiscues the matter. Oouncilman Anderaon moved, seconded bp.Qouncilman Fletcher, that the matter be placed on the agenda for the first meeting in Februa.ry. Motion paesed unanimously, City Manager Blom reported that rie had checked further iri regard to franchiee granted for railway on aneetnut Street and found that Ordinance No. 113, dated �,pril 12, 1912, granted to Edward Fitzpatrick a franchise for a atreet ' railway eyetem provided that he pane the area between the tracks and truo feet on the side.thereof. Ordinance No. 151, passed in March, 1915, provided Yor�tne transfer of tne francniee from Fitzpatriok to the Redwood Harbor Company and the same conditions applied. The present ordinance, No. 206, dated April 5, 1920, aleo reaiie the same. All Yranohises which have been granted call for pavement between the tracks and on two feet on the eide thereof. City Manager Blom reported that the $outnern Paoific Company had • completed their-portion of the work of paving this atreet. City Attorney McOartriy presented copies of proposed taxicab ordinanoe and advieed that ne and Citp Manager Blom had cnecked the present ordinanae regulating ' taxicabe and.thoae of other citiea, He advised that it would be more appro- i priate to enact a new ordinance rather than amend tne old one as tnere is' ' too much whicn would have to be deleted or changed, The matter was placed on the agenda to allow time for s.tudy of the proposed ordinance. � Oity Manager Hlom advised that originally the Luxor Cab Oompany had requested � five permits which had been granted and that eubsequently two Hazazean brothere had requested two permits. The Razazeane were entering lnto an ' agreement with tne Luxor 0ab and it was upon hia s�gestion that these two permits were iseued in the name of Luxor Cab, The a�reement between the Lugor Cab and the $aza.zeana was not conewnmated and he recommended that two permits be iesued in the name of tae Kazazean brother6. A representative of Luzor addreased the Council advising that they had anticipated the use oY• • these two permite and requested that they be granted them. Counoilman