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� 40 �O � � perm�nent buildin� �nd. that he did not believe he should be a,sked to hard �+ � surface it and then have to tear it up in a fe�a mont•hs. He adbised.that he '� planned to move his lot to Mic�dlefield Road 2,t v�hich time thFt lot would.be resurfaced �ccording to regulatione. Pafayor. Hilton and Councilman Anderson � were both of the opinion that with this explanation the permit should be renev:ed. Councilman Britschgi also concurred in this opinion, stating that P3r. Miles operates his buainess in a g,00c�. m�,nner and that the cars were moved off the lot at night. Counc9.lman Anderaon brought out the fa.ct � that all nermits ehpired on June 30 and that several of the lots h�.d, not applied for renecrals. He said he tivas going to vote ag�.inst the motion and if the motion lost he was going to move to carry the matter on -the a�enda, his opinion bein� that he did not believe it tivas the intent of the ord.i- nance to put a m2n out of bueines.9. Councilmzn ('rran�er said. he �rould like to v�ithdravr his second �rith ZZr:.Anderson's thought in mind. Council- O man Armstrong said he would like to have.the motion voted.on. Councilman Granger withdreca his second.. Council.man Armstrong aslced under vrhat author- ity the lot �vould be operating for the nex_t tti�ro vreeks. Councilman Brits- chgi noved that the permit be rene�red in vierv of the conditions stated by 2vir. hatiles. There was no second to the motion. Councilman Anderson moved that the matter of the licensing of used. car lots be nladed on the a�zenda. and that the City P�4anaEr,er be instructed to notify each used car dealer that � the matter x�ill come uo at the next mPetin� of the council and that they cannot operate after that meetin�. .The motion r�as seconded by Councilm�n Gra.nger. Councilman Britschgi asked if the motion ahouldn�t be to extend the permits. Councilman Anderson �vithdrero hie motion and moved that all uoed car permita be extended to the next meetin6 and that the�ueed car dealere be notified that if no application is in.at that time and not �ranted at that meetin� the dealer ltidll be prevented from operatinp; a used O car lot by the Pol�ce Department. The ulotion was seconded_ hy Councilman Britschgi �id p&ssed vrith Councilm2n Armstr6ng voting in the negative. ' C o� unication 172.5 received from the Redi��ood City Pla.nning Commission recommendin�t pass�,ge of final map of Re��vood Terrace with the follo�ring restrictiona: 1. Parking areas for at least 100 cars be provided at the proposeC shopping � ' center at Roosevelt and Fa,irviev�� Avenues. 2. Paths be provided in all blocks over ES00 feet lon3. 3. Utilities be placed under�round, but if such installation should not prove feasible economically,. then the utilities shall he placed in the rear of the lots. 4. Subdivld.er provide modern type electroliers. 5. Subdivider check rvith City En�ineer as to adequac5• of pavement proposed _ on Roosevelt Avenue. a City 2?anager I��Tead expla?ned that Redvrood Terrace wae part nf the C�.r- son-n4onckton Ranch. �.dr. W. G. Frost, engineer for the aubflivision, and P,4r. , . Lud�vi� tiVerder, appeared before the Council. A map o£ the territory v�ae sub- mitted and studied by the Council. Pdr..Frost gave an estimated figure on the 0 .