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2�6 EL CAMINO REAL, FORMERLY SUDDEN LUMBER COMPANY. REFER TO PLANNING COMMISSION. I�r. Philip L. Segal representing the Bay Bridgs Sales Company addressed the Council stating that generally they wished to handle building materials, light haxdware, electrical supplies, etc., and that there would be some surplus government materials which might be classified as second-hand. City Attornay Currie advised that if there was some doubt, Mr. Segal could apply to the Planning Comm3.ssion for a use permit. Councilman Stout then ""'"� moved the ma.tter be referred to the Planning Commission. There was no second to this mo- r✓ tion. �. Segal referred to his store operating at 333 �'ket Street in San Francisco and suggested that anyone mi�t inspect these premises and the goods which he was handling there. CouncilmRn Royer suggested that �r. Segal for a use permit and permission to sell ,,,,,,,,� used goods and that the matter be dropped from the Council Agenda. Councilman Granger, �; however, was of the opinion that someone should take a look at the San Francisco outlet and if his merchandise equaled that of othe� salnage stores in this area he should be given a permit to operate. After further discussion Councilman Royer moved that the ma.tter be dropped from the Council Agenda and that �r. Segal apply to the Planning Commission for a use permit, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. Building Inspector Kreiss suggested that the applicant check vrith him regarding certain conditions of the building which should be looked in to before closing the deal. FUR7HER DISCUSSION R. DELL�ERGO FOR S. PELLARIN RE: BROKEN SIDEiNALK. This matter was held over from the December 6th meeting to allow the members of the Council to inspect the sidewalk in question, City Engineer stated that his notice to repair was exactly in line with the ordinance and Councilman Royer then moved that the ownar, Mr. Sante Pell�rin, be required � to repair the sidewalks as covered in City En�ineer Jaints original notice. Motion sec- ,�� onded by Councilman Stout and carried. RESOLUTION 1809 PORT BOND ELECTION, THE TITLE OF WHICH IS: RESOLUTION DETERMINING THAT 'IfiE PUBLIS INTEREST AND NECESSITY DEMAND THE ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION BY 'I'HE CITY OF RED�lIIi00D CITY OF THE FOLLOWING 1VIUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT, TO WIT: PORT IMPROVEMENTS; AND �IAT THE COST OF SAID MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT WILL REQUIRE AN EXPENDITIIRE GREATER ZfiAN �iE AMOUNT ALLOV�ED THEREFOR BY THE ANNUAL TAX LEVY. A letter from the Port Commission was read and a map showing the proposed improvement was filed with the City Clerk. Re- solution was read and after a full discussion and consideration Councilman Royer offered resolution and moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Stout. City Attorney advisad that the Port will stand the initial expense of the Special Bond election. Motion carried un- animously on roll call, Councilmen Britschgi and Spillers noted absent. RESOLUTION 1810 W ITHDRA�ff SEVERAL ANNEXED TERRITORIES FROM EMERALD LAKE LIGHTING DISTRICT, was '""'�" offered by Councilman Granger who moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried un- ,.,� animously on roll call, Councilmen Britschgi and Spillers noted absent. INTRODUCE ORDINANCE TWO-HOUR PARKIPtG WHIPPLE, STAFFORD TO ARGUELLO AND RESTRICTED PARKING MAIN STREET BETW'EEN BIICKEYE AND SPRUCE. Couneilman Jones moved introduction, seeonded by Coun- ,,,� cilman Royer and carried. � INTRODUCE ORDIPtANCE ANIEND StTBDIVISION ORDINANCE RE: FIRE-ALARM SYSTEMS. The Planning Commission has approved the proposed amendment adding the requirement of developer to install the Fire Alarm system in subdivisions. Fire Chief Lodi stated that in his opinion installa- tion of Fire Alarm system should be done by the subdivider rather than at public expense. Councilman Royer moved introduction of ordinance, aeconded by Councilma,n Stout. Council-