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A82 . the understanding that it meets.the requiremente:�ot ine Aealth. Depar.tment � Motion passed unanimously. Nine recommendaiions of the Planning Commiseion were held over until later in � � the meeting for action at' that time. °°°� .� Mr. Clair E. Silliman appeared before the Counoil requeating permission to ezeot � a amoke house in commection wlth his locker plant. He aited other towns 1 whiah have allowed amoke houses and eaid that:only wood would be burned, Councilman Hritscagi believed tnis wae a matter to place on the ag'enda e.nd Councilman Anderson was of the opinion that the people in the neighbornood snould be allowed to protest. Oouncilman Armstrong moved, seconded bq Councilman Andereon, that the application be placed on the agenda for the ' next meeting of the Council and that property ownere within 300•feet of the proposed smoke nouse be notified by postcard and given an opportunity to protest by letter,. Under the question,.tn�re was some diecusaion as to the size of stack contemplated, Councilman (iranger raised the question of aI- lowing light industry in that area and eapressed the opinion that if that � were allowed it would result in an induatrial area within a residental area. Some of the councilman were not in favor of notifying tne property owners � but belleved it was a aratter for the.health department to decide. (7ounail- man Briteongi stated he was going to vote against the raotion becauae he did not feel it ga9e Mr. Silliman a fair cnance to ehow vrriat he intended to do. He believed the application ahould be referred to the City Manager,Por a report from tbe nealth department and building inspector, Mr. Silliman 1 asked to be allowed to erect the amoke house wita.the understanding tnat if tnere were any oojections he would.remove it, however, Counoilman Armatrong believed it would be better to know of any protests before the permit was granted. The motion passed with Counoilman.Britschgl noting in the negative, Reporte of the Oity Manager in re�ard to etudy oY bida for new Pire eauipment, impiovement of alleys west of E1 Camino Real and requeet for fire hydrants on Bayshore Hignway, were placed�on tne agenda of the next meeting. � City Attorney MeCarthy adviaed that he nad written Mr, Manning, head of the Land Department of the 8outhern Pacific.Company, and asked nim if the Southern Pacific would release tne city from the restriciione in the deed to land on Penneylvania Avenue which limits the use of the land to playground or recreational area. He had asked for a decision to be made by thie date but ' had not aeard from Mr. Mannitt� as to ihe decision reacued and aeked that the matter oe neld over until mext meeting, Counailman Anderson moved, seconded by Oouncilman McNUlty, that affidavits oY publication and of poeting noticea in regard to hearing on Notice of Proposed Improvemente, Broadway, Liguori, Beecn and Maple Streete be ' filed. Motion passed unanimously. Co,uncilman Fletcner moved, eeconded oy pouncilman Anderson, adoption of resolution of preliminary determination for lmprovemente on Broadway, Liguori, Beech and Maple Streete. On roll ca11, resolution wae unanimouely adopted. � ' �