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� -.28 � � � Councilman Anderson entered the meetin�., � - w`� �: CowZCilma,n Britschgi moved tha.t � he City Attorne,y be P sked. to a,ssist Pdr. P�arti�� at t�e hearing. Councilman Gran�;er v�a.s of the opini�n that the city was becomir� involved in outside territor,y and believed it � would be proper to adclreas a communication to the R�ilroa.d Commission and then if fRr, t�icCarthy�s services were needed he believed the Cowicil sliould t�e action, Councilman Armatrong said he would like to offer a resolution that the City Council ex;�resees ite eatisPaction for the aer- � :sice P.?r. P�artin has rendered and that if he can .render service to addi- tional coaunwiities without curtailin� service to the City of Red�rood City, the Council ie very much in favor of his rendering aervice to the comnlunities who are ��rj.thout service. t�Rr, r2artin said he 4�rould like to . have the Council send a representa_tive to the hearing who would tnstlf,y �.s to the need of Redraood_ Citv of' the ne�.Rr service. Councilman Armstron� � however, did not bel;eve the Citv had�the r.ight to s.ay what ser�*ice should be �xendered outeide of tlle city limits. City-Attorne,y rdeC ex�reUsed the opinion that it �vould be v�ithin th� nro�=ince of the Council to reaueat bus service for outside communities on the �;rounds th�t if would render access to the shonpin��district. Councilman Britseh�;i ozfered resolution aut�orizin6 the City Ati;ornep to dra�*� �.,resolution to the Hailroad Cor.uniasion stating the need of this nee�r service to the � city and also authorizing the City Attorney to be present a.t the hearing to assist n�r. r!Iartin in vrhatever way he m±�ht need he2o. The motion �vas seconded by Councilman Granger. On ro�,l. call the resolution was �zn�.ni- mously adopted. - . Health In�peetor Stein renorted on the standin� of severaZ rest�urants �.n to�n �,nd also advised that he had rechecked the chicken yard on Hudson Street on R�hich compla,ints h�.d been received. He advssed there were no � public heaZth or ci.ty ord.ina.nce viol.at3ons, The ad,joinin�Z pz^onerty owners had 'oeen so notified. _ City Attorney A4eCa,r�thy advised that he had made a personal insnection of the est�blishments tivhere liquor is sold and dancin� cond.ucted and made the follov�in� report: At Club Deacon there ie no complia.nce with the � � ordinance in ar�y vr�,y, There is a. loca railing between the ba.r and. th�e space tivhere dancin6 is conduc�ed. At �9oodside Club there is � na.rtition about 4-� feet high 2.nd a. rride open space as an entry r�ay. On the-side of the eritry ba.mboo is nlaced, It*��s his opinion tha.t this did not consitute an encloilure. At Club Scamus there is an archrray vJhic'n � separates the bar frora the place vrhere d�ncint� is conducted and wrhich, in his opinion, c�id not constitute an encloQure. He s2.id that AttorneJ 8'Keefe, attorney for the oAera.tor of Club Scamus, had informed him that it was the intention of the oevner to make a. separ2.te roon for � I