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�� � Superintendent were to select the area to be considered at this time. CITY MANAGER ROLISON' S REPORT regarding broken sidewalks on Hetch-Hetchy right-of-way. A letter from Sterling Corporation indicated that work would be completed within two weeks , and Councilman Britschgi moved that the matter be pl�ced on the agenda of May 24th, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. BUILDING INSPECTORtS REPORT OId FRONTAGE OF BLIND END INNER CIRCLE. Assistant Building � Inspector Kreiss submitted a sketch and quoted Council minutes of December 15, 1941, in �.r� which the resubdivision in question was approved by t h� Planning Commission and the City Council. The Building Department checked before issuing the building permit. Mr. Edward Gillmore protested the action of the Building Inspector in granting a build- ing permit, it being his contention that the drineway entering the blind end of Inner � Circle creates definite hazard. Wh�le the Council reco�nized that there was a bad �+ situation evident, it was the consensus of opinion that the original action had made this a legal subdivision and the building permit could not be denied. Mr. Gorham, real estate broker, 1062 E1 Camino Real, stated that he had sold the lot, ' �which, according to the title company, was a legal lot and in his opinion nothing could be done to stop the building. Mr. T. M. Hurler, the contractor who has been engaged to construct the residence, stated that he had held up the work one week at the Councilts request, but that he was an.xious to proceed. In his opinion there was ample room for a driveway into Inner Circle. Councilman Granger suggested a certain area in front of Mr. Gillmore� s property be painted red Por no parkin� which would protect Mr. Gillmore and would allow room for ingress and egress to the disputed property. Mr. Robert Southward, former ow�ner, also appeared in defense oP the present owrner. Mr. Leonard ,,,� Greenwold suggested that the granting of variance allowing the wlimination of the five � foot side setback would allow construction of the garage next to the proper�y line and thus allow additional room for the driveway. Councilman �oyer moved that the City Attorney check into the legality, and, if the subdivision is found to be proper, the contractor be allowed to proceed. Councilman Granger stated that he would second the motion provided his suggestion as to no parking in front of Gillmorets property be adopted. After further d3.scussion the motion was withdrawn, and Councilman Britschgi moved that the matter be held up one additional week, the situation to be studied in and effort to work out a satisfactory conclusion. Mr. Gorham again addressed the Coun- cil and questioned the right to hold up the building inasmuch as the original resub- division had been regularly approved. Councilman Spillers suggested that the committee be appointed to eheck into the matter the following morning to meet with the contractor � and the owner and Mr. Gillmore and try to work out a solution. Councilman Britschgi so moved, the committee to meet at 8 o� clock A. M. , Tuesday, May 4th, the Council to �Y� abide by the decision, motion seconded by Couneilman Spillers and carried. Mayor Herkner appointed Couneilmen Spillers and Royer to meet with the City Engineer and the � builder. v �� ..,w� '�'� ;'-.�:.�`it�ea ^�! .�.. � ` CiMrrYc � 3a9�l — " �j R,�3 W ,. � � ` 8 Z 2 � Q�x A��S � i �1 � l�p°� ' � � �GN �� 'r•. � . t� ��' - , `�� i �� I ( �� �„�m.��.w �r �n. ,. .., �.,�,� ... ...... . ..... .. .. . . .. w �¢.c�uPrp��. i ... .. . . .. _. ..nMM.� ��:�uN�rv � n . .na+S^mR'sswm�.....x.wn:.,.a:u�e��n.pM�:X'r�nNll�l��i,�m'ciy�.mmmr..nx,�p.+ww�r.4e�..��.+YIF�NMNwiM++�einu111pXAMMiM � ��-i,,•,.. � .... . . �. .