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, � "`to the Kensington 5quare SevJer District to ascertain ii the,y evould be will- ��`� ing to have these connecti�ns made by extending the boundnries of the district, Councilman moved, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that the matter be referred to the_Kensington Sc�uare 3ewer District as recommen- ded by the City Manager. Under the question, Councilma.n Gran�er asked if � tre sewer line belonged to the district. City Attorney A�cCarthy advised tha.t tLe district o.wns the system outside the city limits and paid for the server structure �vithin the city but that it belongs to the city. Motion ' pa,ssed unanimously. Aprolication was received from ��rs. Rose Ro,y requesting ext,en�ion of permit for � trailer camp which expires on June 30, 1940. Councilman Britschgi moved, ' secon�ed by Councilman t�'erder, that permit be extended cubject to the � anprova.l of the Health Deoartrnent, W.otion pa.seed una.nimously. Communicaiion mas received from A. N. Patterson requesting permission to erect tvro real estate signs on E1 Camino Real, one near Brevaster Avenue and the • other ne�,r James Ave mse. A dra�ing �nas submitted on the bottom of the letter. There v�a.s some objection raised in regard to granting this request. Councilman Vderder, however, was of the opinion that if the signs would help develop the property he believed it vrould be beneficial to the city to ' grant the perrnit. Councilman Gra.nger was of the opinion that if the permit were granted a tirne' lin�it should 'oe set as to hov� long the signs could re- main in place. Councilman :ierder moced, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, � that a permii be granted for the erection of the ttivo signs as reque�ted subject to�the approval of the Building Inspector and that the perrnit be granted.for a period of one year, Motion passed unanimously. Cornmunication w�as received from City Manager Blom announcing the resignation of Police Judge Edrovard I. hcAuliffe and the appointment of �V. H. Thorpe to � this position iffective Jul,y 1, 1946. Councilma,n Granger moved, seconded by Councilrnan Swift, that the Council concur in the appointment of the City � hianager. �iotion passed unanirnously. �-,.;::�Councilman Vderder moved, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that a letter of appreciatioa be sent to Judge McAuliffe for service rendered to the city. P�otion passefl una,nimously. City Manager Blom read letter which he had written and it tivas decided that,one should be drafted along the same lines � on behalf of tne Counoil. Communication uas received from Irving Dunn requesting the rezoning of Lots 21 and 22, Block 3, Redv�ood Highlands from second residential district to commercial district. City Attorney I�eCarthy explained that this matter had been before the Pla.nning Commiesion 4YY10 had 'oeen reluctant to change the � zoning of this property but believed a variance might be granted if plans � were submitted of the proposed construction. P�r. Dunn appeared and ex- � plained tha.t time uras a factor in this matter. It was his plan to erect � "�D ret�.il stores on this property which is loc�ted at the corrier of Brewster � � Avem�e and Arch Street. There was considerable discussion in regard to the � rezoning of this property, Councilma.n �7erder being of the opinion that the. _ OL�