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. . , : . . : _. 417 the Planning Commission be accepted. Motion passed unanimous,ly. • Application for rest.aurant licenae was received.from,�71111e,.P7illiamson and Anna Skagga_to operate,a reataurant_at 2047 Broadway. The application has been referred to the Health Department. Councilman 49erder moved, seconded by Councilman Armatrong, that the permit, be granted subject to the appronal of t_he Health.Department. Motion passed unanimously, , Communication was received from the Redwood City Traffic Study Committee recom- mending the installation of caution signs on Hudson Street at the inter- sections of Whipple,. Hopkins, Brewster, Jefferson and Roosevelt Avenues. It was the opinion of the.Committee that the placin� of stop signs at these ' intersections be deYerred until tha work on Hudson Street is completed and . a traffic aurvey made. Councilman Armstrong moved, seconded by Councilman MeNulty, that_the recommendation of the Traffic Study Committee be accepted and the necessary ateps be takeri to carry out the recommendation. Motion passed unanimously, C ommunication was received from City Manager Blom requesting authorization to � advertise for sale the Model 40, Multigraph Duplicator which has not been used since the W. P. A. project compiled an ordinance book in 1939. Qoun- gilman Granger moved, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that the City Man- - ager be authorized to advertiae for eale the Model 40, Multigraph �Dupli- cator. Motion passed unanimously, Communication �vae received from the League of California Cities advising the ' next meeting of the Peninaula Division of the League would be held Thura- � day, July 25th. The Clerk noted those signifying their intention of attending, Councilman 4lerder seked for permiasion to leave the 3tate between the 25th of " July and the 5th of Auguet, Councilman Granger moved, seconded by Coun- cilman Britachgi, that Councilman Y'�'erder be allowed to leave the 3tate ae requested, Motion passed unanimously. Communication wae received from Kirkbride & Wilson in regard to the Keneington • Square Sanitary Dietrict annexation. City Manager Blom advised that he had ` read the letter but would like more time to study the details of it before raaking a report to the Council. The letter was referred to the Citq Mana- ger for fuither etudy. Communication vuas received from the State Employees' Retirement Syetem. City 1 Clerk Dodge explained that the gist of the letter wae that it vuould be neceseary for the city to have an actuarial aurvey made vuithin the next two or three months in regard to a new plan which the 3tate Retirement Syetem is putting into effect. The plan, Citp Manager Blom explained ie now in ' effect so far as State employees are concerned but the adoption of the plan will be optional with the city. It pronides for a reduation in the . age of retirement and a monthly retirement oY $60 gua.r�nteed at the a.ge oY 60 after 20 yeare aernice., The city's contribution would be raiaed as well as the employees�. The coet oY the actuarial�survey to the city will be approximately $183.75, The city is obligated to have thie survey made. For � an additional �65.25, the city may have a study made of the employee . ►_