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4� COUNC ILiVIAN ROYER ARRIVED AT 8:Z}.0 P. M. The concensus of opinion on the Davies Building was that Mr. Daviss should bring in a written report from� contractors, and the enidence submitted by him was not acceptable. Councilman Britschgi moved that the matter be carried over to June 28th, Mr. Davies to submit a written statement estimating cost of repairs, said report to be submitted to the Building Department in time for check and recommendation back to the Council. � Said report to be submitted to Building Department on or before June 21st, Inspectors � to check same and be prepared to report findings at the Council meetiMg of June 28th. Motion seconded by Councilman Stout. Mr. Davies stated he would comply with these conditions. Motion carried. CLOSE-OUT SALE, VALREES CHILDREN SHOP, 2068 BROAD�lIiAY. Regular application was submitted � together with copy of riewspaper Ad. The reason for the sale was loss of lease. No "� merchandise would be brought in, the sale to cover stock on hand and fiatures only. City Collector Perrin stated that in his opinion this was a legitimate sale, and Coun- cilman Britschgi moved the permit be granted, limited to July 15, 1954• Motion seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. COMMITTEE REPORT: Councilman Britschgi reported on the meeting with Stanford Rawing Asso- ciation. Meetin� consisting of Council Committee, Port Manager, Stanford representative and contractor had discussed the matter. It was not possible for a member of the Park and Recreation Commission to be present. A tentative location was selected. plans of the proposed building examined. Councilman Britsch gi stated it was unanimously under- stood that City Attorney Currie would prepare the necessary lease agreement, further that the Recreation Commission w ould have complete �urisdiction over the activities. •�„ City Attorne� Czarrie stated the Port Commissioners would agree to lease, providing the ,�,,, program meets with the Council' a approval. Councilman Jones moved approval on that basis, seconded by Councilman Royer. Councilman Stout asked to be assured that members of the Park and Recreation Commission be notified of �1,iture meeting. Motion carried. CONIMITTEE REPORT. Engineer Mel Moen reported that the sidewalks had been repaired on both sides of Roosevelt Avenue and Carson Street. Mr. Tornell nerified that sidewalks h ad been repaired, however, he stated t hat Sterling had not removed dirt at the locations where equipment was crossing sidewalks. San Francisco Water Company had erected fences and equipment was no longer entering the Hetch-Hetchy right-of-way. Mr. Mosn stated this matter was being taken care of. The report was accepted. COMMITTEE REPORT. Councilman Granger reported that one meeting of the Building Code Committee had been held, that seneral recommendations would be forthcoming in the near future. � Some understanding had been reached, namely, that the Council would be asked to .._� support the City Manager' s recommendation regarding hiring of a clerk in the Building Department; possible support of the San Mateo County Building Code which is more or less a stanc�ard Peninsula Code; some recognized policy for the Building Department to � follow as to structual design; possible additional employee as department appears to be understaffed. Councilma.n Britschgi moved the matter be placed on the agenda for � 30 days, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried. REPORT ON BID OPENING FOR CONSTRUCTION OF RELIEF SANITARY SEWERS. Following bids were received: E. T. Haas Company � 24,1�.5.20 Flora Crane Service � 3�;�83.08 A. J. Peters & Son 25,342.78 Michael Niurphy, Jr. 16.90 Pat Barkley � 2'j,691.40 �ardim-& Rodriques � �2,307.50 Harvey Connor 29,618.50 � -