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� 3 40 contract is to oe cornpleted and master plan report submitted to the Council by January 1, 1°47. Councilrnan Britsc��i moved the matter be placed on the • agenda of the next uieetir.g . Councilman Armstrong �•aas not in fa.vor of the � delay, while Councilraa.n Granger did not want another document created roahich � � was not going to be put to use and stated he wanted to l�e convinced it �; vrould be used, L4ayor Hilton concurred in this opinion. Councilman Armatrong believefl the reaponsibility of using the pl�,n lay with tlze Council. City 1 Mana�er Blora pointed out that it will be necessary to keep up the plan and suggesten tnat a man be employed in the engineering depa.rtr.�ent to work on this in connection tiait� other v�ork.• Councilman Armstrong moved, seconded 'oy Councilman 2yScN:;.lty, that the Council anprove the recommendation as sub- ' mitted by the Planning Commission and that tce proper administrative of- ficials be instructed to dravr a contract to be aoproved by tne Council set- ting forth the terrns of agreement. The motion p�ssed ivith Councilma.n Britscl�gi and Mayor Hilton voting in the ne�ative for the reason that they believed the matter be considered further. Application rJas received frorn R. A. Is4cKenzie for pzrraission to conduct a shop � at 1042 Main Street for the purpose of cleaning and refinishing srnall artic"les of silvertivare. Tnis application had been preeented to ihe Coun- cil because of possibility of its being considered a light industry and a nuisance. After sorne discussion, hotivever, it ti�ias decided tnat it vrould not constitute any more of a nuisance than some other businesses. Councilman ;Flercier rnoved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, that the perrnit be granted to Mr. i�ricKenzie to conduct a business at 1042 Ma:in Street for tl�e purpose of ' cleaning and refinishing small articles of silverware. Motion passed unanimously. Communication was received from the Planning Comrnission recoramending that certain descriped property fronting on Broadvray between �4a.in Street and Chestnut Street beivreen Broadway and Ba�shore Highway be reclaseified to Fire Zone No. l. Councilma.n Gran�er moved, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, tha.t tne matter be carried on the agenda. �otion passed unanimously, � Cornmunication was received frorn t2e Planning Commission recommending that a re- subdivision of L. F Bourquin�s property, Lots l, 2, 3, Bloc'.�c 1, New High School Acres, be a.proroved as shown on sketch subn�itted by him. Council- man Granger moaed, seconded 'oy Councilman �,?cNulty, that t:�e recomrnendation of the Planning Coramission be accepted. ?�otion passed unanimously. ' Communication was received fron tne Idative Sons of the Golden 'u9est requesting that the old hand purnper fire engine known as "California No. 4" be trans- ferred from the Fireinen's Fund Insurance Company to Sutter's Fort Muse�.un in 3acramento. �r. �iJayne Millington appeared before the Council in benalf ' of tnis request. Councilma.n�Britschgi-mo�ed, secor.ded by Councilman Mc Nulty, tnat ihe proper authosities be instructed to draiv up the necessary papers to transfer the pumping engine to Sutter's Fort TRUSeum, the city to retain title to it. Under the question, Councilman Granger tnat tne City of Redarood City be given credit in the title. This tivas in- cluded in tne motion whicn passed unanimously. �