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i N04�, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Chemical Proceas Company be and it 2 � is hereby authorized to employ the site identified in thie resolution for the operation and conduct of ite business, provided that when plans are submitted in connection with the Chemical Process Company application for a building permit for its proposed plant, the saane shall include all reasonable means to avoid the emitting of obnoxious odor, dust, smoke, gas or noise therefrom, The above and foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted by the Counc il of the City of RedwoodiCity at a regular meeting thereof held on the 4th day of March, 1946, by the following�vote: ' AYES�: Qouncilmen: ANDERSOV, ARc1ISTRONG, FLETCHER, BRITSCHGI, GRANGER McNULTY and HILTON NOES: Councilmen: NONE ABSENT: Councilmen; NONE , . �Y. VP. HILTON ; Mayor of the City of Redwood City ' A,TTE3T: • RALPH S, DODGE Clerk of the City of Redwood City I hereby approve tne foregoing Resolution this 4th day ' of March, 1946. � W. 'A. HILTON Mayor of the City of City Application wae received from H, J, P.inotti requesting permit to operat�e a roller skating rink at the corner of Chestnut Street near Spring 3treet. The build- ing e�ill be 95' x 225' and will be built aceording to city ordinanees. A free parking area will be provided for 250 cars, No intoxicating drinke will be sold or allo�ved on the premisea, which provision will be enforced by ' special police, Councilman Fletcher�.moved, eeconded by Councilman MeNulty, that the,permit be granted subject to the plans being approved by the Build- ing Inspector, biotion passed unanimously. This was the.time set for hearing of protests of proposed improvementa on Beech Street. There were no written protests, however, City Manager Blom advised that he had had several telephone protests against doing this work and that if there is a possibility that a majority of the property ormers will object • when the final hearing is held, he would prefer not to expend the engineering effort required to preoare plans, City Attorney McCarthy advised that pro- tests to be recognized must be written, however, it wae the general.consensus that inaemuch as 3t wae known that there was a great deal of oppoeition to this proceeding that the matter be carried on the agenda. Councilman Fletcher ' moved, seconded by Councilman Anderson, that the matter be carried on the agenda. Councilman Armstrong suggeated that poet card notices be sent to interested property owners advising them that action will be taken at the meeting of March 18 and that written proteste muat be filed, Motion was 1 �.mended to include this suggestion and wae passed with Councilman Britechgi voting in the negative. Councilman Anderson moved, seconded by Councilman MeNulty, that affidavit of pub- lication of hearing on proposed improvementa on Beech 3treet be filed. Motion , � passed unanimously, City Attorney MeCarthy presented and read proposed ordinance disfranchising city • employees on commisaions. Councilman Armstron� expressed the opinion that � .