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$1,000 group Life Insurance be increased to $2,000, to modernize plan. Under 425 discussion Councilman Britschgi stated that employees have their organization and suggested that two members of the Council meet with the employees group to discuss the matter. Councilman Morgan asked if the City paid anything toward this. City Clerk stated the city paid one-half of the premium. Councilman Britschgi moved that it be referred to the employees for further study and a report made to the Coun- oils it being the consensus of opinion that this was of direct interest to the employees. Motion carried. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL OF APPLICATION OF M. J. CASTAGNOLA TO RESUB- DIVIDE Lot g, Block E. Woodside Acres No. 1 into two parcels of 75 x 255 feet. Coun- ice^ oilman Spillers moved approval of recommendation, seconded by Councilman Holmquist, and carried. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED DISAPPROVAL OF APPLICATION OF ELMER HARTSOUGH TO RESUB- DIVIDE Lot 4, Block 10, Oak Knoll Manor into j lots, as this would be detrimental to the area to divide Lot 4 into more than 2 parcels which had been previously approved. There being no objection, Mayor Werder ordered communication file. CHANGING OF STREET NAMES RECOMMENDED BY PLANNING COMMISSION ON May 10, 1949, re -affirming the previous action on the following: 1. Hampton Court and Louisiana to Hampton Avenue 2. Hampton Way to McNulty Way 3. Hampton Lane to Ryan Lane Halsey to McGarvey Avenue Councilman Britschgi moved that City Attorney be instructed to draft necessary ordinance to change names of foregoing streets, seconded by Councilman Swift, and r__ carried. PORTION OF TENTATIVE MAP OF WOODSIDE TERRACE WHICH HAD BEEN RELUCTANTLY APPROVED BY PLANNING COMMISSION subject to eight conditions, submitted for Council's approval. Planning Commission stated further that they would not approve any additional lots in this area until satisfactory arrangements had been worked out regarding the creek, school site and recreation areas. Councilman Britschgi stated he thought there was an understanding that the Council would do nothing until the water situation, City Attorney stated that on Thursday of last week a representative of the Land Development Company called on him and he received another call late Friday that they are still working on it. In regard to the tentative map of Woodside Terrace trans- mitted by the Planning Commission, it was brought out that only a portion of the map is being presented for approval, and a new map will have to be drafted for final �- approval, according to the requirements. City Engineer Jain advised that tentative maps are approved pending compliance with certain specific requirements and that a final map should be submitted to the Council. It was pointed out that in this case, the case of Woodside Terrace, the Planning Commission is requiring that the final map also be submitted to them prior to final consideration by the Council. Council- man Britschgi suggested putting this on the agenda. Mayor Werder stated if there were no objections, the matter would be carried on the agenda for a report from the City Attorney. APPLICATION OF HUGO A. COMPISI, 7040 Geary Baulevard, San Francisco, to distribute Ice Cream novelties packed by Borden Ice Cream Company to be sold within the City Limits from refrigerated moving truck. Councilman Swift moved that applicant be informed that under License Ordinance No. 447, he may secure license to operate from License