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them and arrange for a joint meeting. Councilman Swift was appointed by the Mayor 5 5
<br />to serve on this committee. The committee was to meet and report back to the Council.
<br />The budget figures had been held up relative to the Yacht Harbor. City Manager stated
<br />dangerous. It was decided that as many Councilmen as possible would join the committee
<br />on the following morning. Councilman Spillers was in favor of keeping the Yacht
<br />Harbor open and make minor repairs so that people could use it for the summer.
<br />AMENDMENT TO ANIMAL SHELTER ORDINANCE. City Attorney Currie advised the amendment pro-
<br />vided an increase in fees effective as of July lat. Councilman Britschgi introduced
<br />the amendment to the ordinance, seconded by Councilman Holmquist, and carried.
<br />ORDINANCE PROVIDING DISASTER COMMITTEE. Councilman Granger moved that an affidavit of
<br />publication be filed, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. Councilman Granger
<br />moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried on roll call. Council-
<br />man Swift noted absent.
<br />ABATER'IENT PROCEEDINGS, OLD POOLE PROPERTY, 932, 9279831 JEFFERSON, Lot 2, and north 40
<br />feet of Lot 3, fronts 90 feet on Jefferson Avenue, belonging to Abraham George and
<br />Betsy Frank, 90 Cedro Way, San Francisco, old storage building; in front and old
<br />barn in rear. City Attorney Currie admitted he had overlooked the fact that this
<br />was on the agenda and would prepare a resolution. Councilman Morgan moved that hear-
<br />ings on the Poole property, the Frank property and the Fabro property be duly and
<br />regularly continued on the agenda until July 6th, at which time the necessary resolu-
<br />tions would be ready for consideration. Motion seconded by Councilman Granger, and
<br />carried.
<br />CITY MANAGER ROLISON RECOMMENDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH FIRE CHIEF LODI'S REQUEST that 950 be
<br />transferred from Supplies and Service of the Electrical Department to Motor Vehicles
<br />due to the fact that the Motor Vehicle fund had run short as two new men were working
<br />full time in the Electrical Department. This equipment being used more, upkeep, gas
<br />and oil consumption required more funds. Councilman Holmquist offered the resolution
<br />and moved adoption that the required amount be transferred, seconded by Councilman
<br />that an allowance was being made on the budget and that any revenue was turned back
<br />to provide operating funds. Faulty catwalks, ramps, piling and the general condition
<br />was discussed relative to keeping the Harbor open, the City's responsibility and
<br />liability, also the responsibility of Yacht Club and Port Commission. Red Morton,
<br />Recreation Director, informed the Council that one gangway had been closed and that
<br />another should be closed the next day, if help was not available to put in condition.
<br />City Manager expressed concern for the City's liability, should anyone be hurt due
<br />to existing condition. Mr. L. M. Spears informed the Council he had worked in
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<br />Yachting for a long time and thought the condition of the Yacht Harbor was very bad.
<br />Councilman Britschgi objected to spending money to put it in condition and was in
<br />favor of closing the harbor in effort to get some action. Mr. Davies of the Yacht
<br />Club did not think the condition was too bad and that it could be remedied. Red
<br />Morton suggested that the joint committee, Councilmen Swift, Spillers, Port Manager
<br />McCa.rl, Jack Poole, Jerry Dolan and Norman Menefee, Yacht Club Comittee, City Engineer
<br />Jain, and City Manager Rolison to go down to the Harbor the next morning at 10:30
<br />when the tide would be out and inspect the piling; he also invited Mr. Davies. Coun-
<br />cilman Britschgi moved that the Yacht Harbor be closed until the committee make a
<br />report on the necessary steps to be taken, but the motion wa lost for want of a
<br />second. Councilman Holmquist suggested closing those gangways considered to be
<br />dangerous. It was decided that as many Councilmen as possible would join the committee
<br />on the following morning. Councilman Spillers was in favor of keeping the Yacht
<br />Harbor open and make minor repairs so that people could use it for the summer.
<br />AMENDMENT TO ANIMAL SHELTER ORDINANCE. City Attorney Currie advised the amendment pro-
<br />vided an increase in fees effective as of July lat. Councilman Britschgi introduced
<br />the amendment to the ordinance, seconded by Councilman Holmquist, and carried.
<br />ORDINANCE PROVIDING DISASTER COMMITTEE. Councilman Granger moved that an affidavit of
<br />publication be filed, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. Councilman Granger
<br />moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried on roll call. Council-
<br />man Swift noted absent.
<br />ABATER'IENT PROCEEDINGS, OLD POOLE PROPERTY, 932, 9279831 JEFFERSON, Lot 2, and north 40
<br />feet of Lot 3, fronts 90 feet on Jefferson Avenue, belonging to Abraham George and
<br />Betsy Frank, 90 Cedro Way, San Francisco, old storage building; in front and old
<br />barn in rear. City Attorney Currie admitted he had overlooked the fact that this
<br />was on the agenda and would prepare a resolution. Councilman Morgan moved that hear-
<br />ings on the Poole property, the Frank property and the Fabro property be duly and
<br />regularly continued on the agenda until July 6th, at which time the necessary resolu-
<br />tions would be ready for consideration. Motion seconded by Councilman Granger, and
<br />carried.
<br />CITY MANAGER ROLISON RECOMMENDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH FIRE CHIEF LODI'S REQUEST that 950 be
<br />transferred from Supplies and Service of the Electrical Department to Motor Vehicles
<br />due to the fact that the Motor Vehicle fund had run short as two new men were working
<br />full time in the Electrical Department. This equipment being used more, upkeep, gas
<br />and oil consumption required more funds. Councilman Holmquist offered the resolution
<br />and moved adoption that the required amount be transferred, seconded by Councilman
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