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. 234 nel 3ystem of this City, as appended to and made a part of the Rules for Personnel Administration heretofore adopted b,y thia Council, be and they a are hereby reinstated and re-eatabliahed as originally adopted, and that the relaxation thereof neretofore authorized for the emergency of the war period by and the same is hereby rescinded, . �j . . • "�9 The above and foregoing resolution was introduced at a regular meeting � of the City Council on Februa.ry 4, 1946, ori the motion of Councilman � Britechgi, and after notice having been poeted on the bulletin board of the � Personnel Officer for five (5) daye prior to ite preaentation for adoption, to-vuit: Februa,ry T3th, 14th, 15tn, 16th, 17th, and until 8;00 o'clock':�p.m „ of February 18th, was paesed and adopted by said City Council on said lSth � day of Februa,ry, 1946, by the follovTing vote; AYES: Councilmen: ARMSTRONG, BRITSCHGI, FLETCHER, GRANGER, McNULTY and HILTON. ' NOES: Councilmen: NONE ABSEIdT: Councilmen: ANDERSON � W. W. HILTON Mayor of the City of Redwood City. ATTEST: . RALPH S. DODGE Clerk of the City of Redwood City I hereby approve tne foregoing resolution this 18th day of � February, 1946. - ��'1. FJ.. HILTON Mayor of the City of RedV�ood bity Application was received from L. J. �ilburn to conduct a children�s ride at E1 Camino Real and Chestnut Street for a period of one week, Permission was also requested to use a trailer for sleeping purpoaes only for that period, � Councilman Granger moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, that the permit be granted for a period of one v�eek provided that the trailer is approved by the health department and that arrangementa be made to use sanitary facilitiee at a nearby filling station. �fiotion passed unanimously. City Manager Blom asked the Council'e wiahes in regard to the Oity Fire Department responding to fires outeide of the city limits. He advised it had been the custom to respond to calls from other Peninsula cities on receiving a re- quest for aifl from the cnief of the outside fire department. Calla vaere also � answered from the Pacific Portland Cement Company, Plant Rubber and 9sbestos Company and Johns-Manville Company. It was the recommendation of the Fire Chief and City Manager that the city continue to answer euch calls, Oouncil- �, m�,n Fletcher moved, seconded by Councilman'McNulty, that the recommendation' of tne City Manager and Fire Chief be concurred in, Motion paesed unanimouely, � In regard to trie application to cloae an alley in Broadway No. 3, protesta were received from tne P. G. & E. and Joint Pole Association. A letter had been written to the P. G. & E: by Kirkbride and Wilson, Attorneys at Law, in re- gard to the protest. It was the understanding of Kirkbride and Wilson that � thie protest would be withdrawn if the P. G. & E, were granted the ri$ht to extend its services in an eaeement to be granted extending from Manle 8treet � to Chestnut Street and tnat it was understood that the P, G& E,'s loss resulting from tne closing of this alley would be $�300 for the gas line and �50 for the el.ectric line, It was agreed that tliis charge would be aesessed ag'ainet benefited property. City Attorney Mc Carthy adviaed that Mr. Duncan � . s