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?� '7 In addition to the above there is a balance of �123,849•00 in the ViTater Fund which must be reserved for such Capital expenditures as the construction of new reservoirs, and other permanent improvementg to the Water Department. Councilman Jones moved acceptance of the report, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. Councilman Stout expressed his opin- ion regarding the possibility of purchasing the church property. He suggested that the �,." City Manager� conduct a survey as to the potential use and cost estimates to convert the � church building in order to alter same for city use. Councilman Britschgi moved that the City Manager report be held over for study at the ad�ourned Council meet3.ng of November 29th. Motion- seconded by� Councilman Granger who requested that the City Manager bring in a report """""' indicating the purpose of the City Council in setting up the unallocated funds in the Cap- �,,,,,,, ital Budget for t he present fiscal year. Motion carried, FURTHER CONSIDERATION PLANNING CO MMISSION RECOMIV�NDATION TO REZONE BLOCK BOUNDED BY HEMLOCR, EL CAMINO REAL, CENTRAL AND LINDEN FROM R-�. TO C-1-H-F. This matter has been set over to the meeting of RTovember 29th to allow time for study. City Atto'rney will bring in a pro- posed amendment to the zoning ordinance and a Public Hearing wi11 be set. RESTAURANT APPLICATIONS, 39 MANZAN ITA AND �.0 LAUREL IN C-3 DISTRICT. Councilman Britschgi cal- led attention to the intention of the City Council at previous meeting to su�gest to the Planning Coirnnission that the area in which this restaurant wrill be located mi�t be re- zoned from C-3 to C-2 and thereby furnish the City Council some control� over the issuance of liquar license. After further discussion Councilman Britschgi moved that the City Council submit this question to the Planning Commission in time for their meeting of � November 23rd. Motion seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. REPORT ON 1t+�CHANICAL SCHQOL CROSSING SIaNS. Chief Wood advises that the offer had been made � by the Perpetual Signal Company of Fresno, California to make a temporary installation of a set of these signals on a thirty-day trial basis at no cost to the City. He recommends that this offer be accepted and that a set of these signals be installed at Alameda and Vera to be operated by a school safstyr patrol under the supervision of tfie school crossing guard assigned to this location. Councilman Jones moved approval of Chief Wood�s recom- mendation, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. TRANSFER ORIGINAL RESTAURANT L ICENSE FROM H. GAMBERS Ta VIRELLI AND McMAHAN. BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT REPORT. Original restaurant application which was approved by the Council last August was in the name of H. Gambers, 3070 Bayshore H ighway. The Board of Equalization application for on-sale liquor license is in the name of Zirrilli and McMahofl and the address shown as 3118 Bayshore �Boulevard. This application car- � ries the information that Mr. H. Gambers is a limited partner, not to appear on the � license. The present application for restaurant license is in the name of Zirrillo and McMahon. Mayor Herkner statsd that he had looked th e premises over which appeared to be in the nature of a cocktail bar. Councilman Granger moved that the City Mana- �"" ger designate someone to investigate this situation a nd report back to t he meeting �rrr of November 29th. Motion seconded by Counci].man Britschgi and carried. BID OPENING - PURC�ASE �OF 2,000 F�ET OF FIRE HOSE. The following bids were received: ' ' Underwriters Fire Marshal�s H. L. Parkma.n Co. 2,286.00 2,389.60 American Rubber Co. 2,307.00 n 2,L�01.96 P. E. Van Pelt, Inc. 2,183.60 2,307.20 Western Fire �2�248•49 �2�400•93