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' . _. - . . ��� <br /> • for a while and then slip again below minimum standards; tha.t the Health <br /> Department has not the staff to investigate unreported cases, _With the � <br /> type of check the proposed o,rdina.nce provides, Mr. Hodge assured the <br /> Council that the Health Department could enforce the maintenance of sani- <br /> t,ary facilities. The Council concurred that apolications for permits be <br /> ' ac.cepted..from holders of hereto fore expired permits, and from thos,e now <br /> raising and maintaining fowl and small animals in the Firat Residential <br /> District; that applicants be given 30 daye in tivhich to apply for permite; <br /> subject to the approval of the Health Department.,, The ordinance was <br /> introduced on motion of Councilman Gra.nger, seconded by Councilman 8uvift <br /> ' Carried with negative votes by Councilmen Armstrong and Hilton. <br /> AMENDMENT OF PLUMBING CODE, PASSAGE OF ORDINANCE No. 553: Councilman Armstrong <br /> rnoved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, that affidavit of publication of <br /> ordinance amending the Plumbing Code be filed. Carried. Councilman <br /> Armstrong moved the adoption of said seconded by Councilman <br /> � � McNulty. On roll call, motion unanimously adopted. <br /> CHANGING THE NAMEB OF P�ELLESLEY AVENUE TO EDGEt700D ROAD, AND LAGUNA AVENUE TO <br /> RUBY STREET-PAS3AGE OF ORDINANCE No. 554: Councilman Britschgi moved, <br /> aeconded by Councilman �"lerder, that affidavit of publication.of ordinance <br /> changing the name of t7ellesley Avenue to Edgewood Road, and Laguna Avenue <br /> to Ruby Street be filed. Motion unanimouly passed. Councilman Weidexrr;� <br /> moved the adoption t:�ereof, seconded by Councilman Hritschgi. On roll <br /> ' call, motion unanimously adopted. <br /> KENSINGTON SQUARE SANITARY DISTRICT: City Manager Blom reported that due to . <br /> the absence of Mr. Ernest Wilson of Kirkoride &�4ilson, ne was not ready <br /> . to renort on Kensington Square Sanitary District. The matter was carried <br /> ..on the agenda, <br /> �PARKING PRO�IISIONS FOR SAiV M.�TEO COJiJTY COURT HOUSE: Councilman Granger gave <br /> a review of' tne difficulties faced by County Employees and visitors to the <br /> • Court House because of the insufficiency of parking space. He commended <br /> tne City on ita co-operation in permitting ttivo hour par�king in the area <br /> of ine Court House itself and pointed out tnat t�tiere are no time limits <br /> for parking on Middlefield Road and tne area around California Squa.re.� <br /> In view of tne fact tnat Santa Rosa, Sacrar�ento, San Ra.onael, Napa, San <br /> ' Jose, and otner county seats have parking meters around tne Court House, <br /> tnis leniency is especially appreciated. Fiosvever, x4r. Granger continued, <br /> there are still unsolved problems to be met in meeting the needs of <br /> Court House eraployees. He suggested that the southerly side of bSarahall <br /> Street adjoining tne Court House be open for parkin� on a"First-come- <br /> ' ;�r.� first-served" basis. Tnis would be generally advantageous to the down- <br /> town business area. 1Yinslow Street to Middlefield Road, Hradford to <br /> Broadtivay, as well as Arguello 3treei is developing into a new bueiness <br /> area, and the parking problem will become aggrevated with time. <br /> A d'iagram prepared "py Mr. i'7illiam P. Mott, City Planner on Parks and , <br /> � Recreation, was presente'd to tne CounciLb.y_�.r-.-Granger. Mr. Granger <br /> explained riow the partial conversion of the area known as California <br /> � <br />