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��... � d �) oceanic shipments; (c) �550,000:00 to make improvem,ents on the port to handle general mer- chandise from inter-coastal shipments, the latter being conditfon�;si_ ugan receiving terminal rates. If proposition "C�' passea the mons� would not be spent unless texminal rates were granted. l�ayor Herkner stated hia thought that Col. Weiss�s rema,rks were very timsly and _the matter should be gone into ver�y carefully. Councilman Britachgi moved that in order to � start proceedings, City Attorney take the necessary steps, the Council to sit down �rith the �''' Port Commissioners and make a final de�ision. Motion seconded by Councilman Ro9er and carried. RE3TAURANT APPLICATIOAtS. WOODSIDE LODGE, 7fi8 V�oodside Road, change of o�vnership; CLUB VILLAGE, '�' 2345 Middlefield �Road, change of ownership. Applications were approved on motion of Coun- � � ci3man Britschgi, seconded by Couneilman Jones and carried. CLAIM EVA M. KIRK FO�t ALLEGED INJURIES CAUSED BY FALL ON RQOSEVELT NEAR ADAMS STREET. Councilman _ Britschgi moved denial of claim and referred t he matter to inaurance earrier, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. RECOiviIN�NDATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS: COUNCILi�i AND DEPARTMENT HEADS. COUNCIL�AN GRANGER REQUESTED 'I�iE BUILDING INSPECTOR TO CHECK OLD HOUSE AT THE CORNER OF FULLER AND ARGUELLO STREE�'S which was vac�.nt. COUNCILMAi�T STOIIT REQUESTED A STUDY MEETING TO CONSIDER �IE PROP�SED YOUTH CENTER BUILDING, the date to be decided upon after return from Los Anggles,. RESOLUTION 1775. CITY ATTORNEY READ THE RESOLUTION REGARDING THE SALE OF COMIC BOOKS, MAGAZINES, _ _ _ etc. , requesting the merchants handling same to check �heir line and eliminate ob�ectionable publications. Councilman Britschgi offered RESOLUTION 17?5 and moved adoption,. seconded b� ..�., _ , _ . _ __ _ Councilman Stout and carried on roll call, Councilman Spillers noted absent. �.� CITY MANAGER ROLISON REPORTED ON THE MEETING WITH MR. SPIN,AS AND NlR, MORTON REGARDIN G FENCES IN COMR1iTNITY PARK and the proposed fences in H awes Park. The fsnce in Community Park has been installed at the cost of �2,568.00, a saving of �585.00 over the budge� estimate. The fence in Hawes Park will cost �54�.�0. Counc�ilman Jones offered RESOLUTION 1776 TRANSFERRING THE SUM OF �3,115.00 FROM �IE CAPITAL PROJECT F'UND, UN.ALLOCATED to cover the above and moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried on roll call, Councilman Spillers noted absent. Mr. Rolison stated further that at the suggeation of Mr. Spinas, the matter of reimbursement for the c ost of the fence, if and when the prop�ert� in Hawes Park is exchanged for certain school property, be included amoung other necessary �considerations when the final negot3ations are considered. This suggestion was agreeable to the Council. PROGRESS ESTIMATE #3, RECONSTRUCTION OF THE JEFFERSON AVENUE CULVERT, M.C.S. PROJECT N0. 62, "�" CLIFFORD & BODENHAMMER. Cit En ineer Jain recommended a ent due amountin to S � � p � � �3, 33.io. �' Councilman Royer moved approva7.� seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. MR. J. A. HANNA, 9�.8 FULTON STREET, REQUESTED A 60 DAY EXTENSION ON SIDEWALK INSTALLATION in front of his property on Delaware Street. He states that due to illness he has been unable ,�... to start construction on his new home. Mrs. Ella Coyle ob�ected strennausly to any further � delay, stating that this was the only section in the area without sidewalk which was very hazardous to the children going to and from school. Councilman Granger moved request be denied and that the necessary steps be taken to have the side�ralk installed. Councilman Royer seconded the motion which carried. LETTER OF RESIGNATION V. WAYNE KENASTON FROM giE RED�VTOOD CITY PERSONNE'L BOARD was read by City Clerk Dodge. Mr. Kenaston wrote that the duties of his present occupation have increased