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i�.� APPLICATIONS FOR THREE RESTAURANTS: (1) GRILL ROOM, 738 HAMILTON STREET; (2) CHARLES PLACE, 728 WOODSIDE; (3) BROADWAY LUNCH, 2096 BROADWAY. Applications covered one new "reataurant, the Grill Room and two transfers. It appeared that the Grill Room at 738 Hamilton Street had been open for several days and had been operating without a permit. After discussion as to method of controlling restaurants before openin� for business, Councilman Spillers moved � approval of the three applications, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. Councilman � Granger then moved that the Building Department be instructed to issue no furthe r building permits for restaurant buildings unless a preliminary approval has been secured. It dev- eloped that there is some confusion in this matter inasmuch as the two drive-in restaurants A now under construction were granted use permits by the Planning Commission who had approv- i�, ed the plans and the Health Department had also tentatively approved the layout. In the discussion that followed it wae decided that restaurant operatora should understand that it was illegal to open for business before the inspeetions were 'ma.de and business license issued after Council approval. Matter will be considered further at the ' study meeting of August 18th. RECO1t�E�tDATIONS AND SUGGE3TION3 OF COUNCILI�HEEN AND DEPARTMENT HEADS. Councilman Stout commented on the APPOINTMENT QUESTIONNAIRE copies of which had been handed to the Councilmen and requested some thought be given to � this matter at the Au�ust 18th meeting. � Councilman Stout complim�ented tha City Manager for his aetion in �VVRITING THE LETTER TO THE OFERATOR OF THE CITY DUMP. � �� Councilman Jones spoke in regard to FALSE AR�EST INSURANCE. The rate for coverage from �5,000 to �50,000 has been reduced to ��}51.16. Councilman Jones moved appro val of policy which � � will include auxiliary police and also �Councilmen and officers of the City. Motion sec- onded by Councilman�Royer and carried. Councilmaxi Spillers was advised that TF3E BUILDINGS ON MAIN STR�T WERE IN 2HE PROCESS OF BEING DEMOLISHED. - Councilman Spillers requested informa.tion as to the PRESENT STATUS OF THE DAVIES BUII,DING ON JEFFERSON AVENUE. Building Inspector Kreis� advised that Daeies had been given a permit to tear down the building. Councilman Spillers requested information regarding the �RESENT STATUS QF THE BUILDING ON THE CORNER OF SPRUCE AND NIAIPT STREETS AT 5 POINTS. Building Inspector Kreiss requested some more time for t his pro�ect. Councilxnan Britschgi requested Building Inspeetor to CHECK INTO THE DELAPIDATED BU.ILDING ON � BAYSHORE AND V�HIPPLE and report the findinga at the meeting of August lbth. �"' COIINCILMAN SPILLERS WAS EXCIISED AND LEFT NIEETING AT 10:00 P.M. Mayor Herkner co�nented on the ADVERTISING ON AIITOS CONTRARY TC1 ORDINANCE. PLANNING CODIIlVIISSION RECO�NDATION - DENI.AL OF APPLICATION OF I. LIST TO RESUBDIVIDE LOT 2, � BLQCK 17, CENTRAL PARK (334 Lowell Street) . . Undersized 1ot. Council.man Granger moved r, �,,, approval of the Planning Commission denial� seconded by Councilman Jones and earried. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION - APPROVAL P. COSTANTANI APPLIGATION RESUBDIVIDE PORTION OF LOT 12, BLOCK A, OAK VILLA HOMESTEAD (corner of Hudson and Lincoln). City Attorney advised that th�re was no action necess�ry inasmuch as there was no subdivision under consideration. Applicant is requesting an easement only. Councilman Granger moved that City Attorney prepare the necessary agreement to the effeGt that the easement at no time becomes a public