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� S�, this matter should be to refer the matter back to the Planning Commission who in turn °� � would report back to the Council the result of their findings . Councilman Royer then moved that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be approved � seconded by Coun- cilwoman Tinney and carried on roll call. Councilman Spillers voted No. Mr. Warrenhousen protested� stating th.at he had purchased his home at 3114 Jefferson ,� Avenue as a residential area but was alarmed at the prospect of the area becoming con- �... verted into a business area. Councilman Herkner was of the opinion that cards should be mailed to owners of the surrounding property. Councilman Spillers stated that he under- stood a petition was being prepared protesting the rezoning. City Attorney� Currie stated that the necessary ordinance could be prepared and the public hearing held at the time r---- adoption was considered . Councilman Herkner then moved that the property within the 300 �. _� feet radius be notified by post card , seconded by Councilman Spillers . Councilman Royer was of the opinion that the zoning ordinance should be amended so that in al1 rezoning actions property owners be notified by post card. Councilman Herkner withdrew his original motion with the consent of the second and Councilman Royer moved that the City Attorney prepare an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance making it mandatory that notices be furnished to property owners interested in rezoning. Motion seconded by Councilwoman Tinney and carried, matter of rezoning the additional property facing Jeffer- son Avenue to be referred to the Planning Commission for further consideration. FUFcZ'HER DISCUSSION, IMPROVEMENT OF HETCH HETCHY RIGHT-OF-WAY. The members of the City Council went into the field and checked the right-of-way which is proposed to convert into a park. As a result of this visit it was the consenus of opinion that the portion of the right- ��` of-way from Carson Street 300 feet northwesterly could be improved in the nature of an � - experiment with the understanding plans could be continued when funds become avail.able. The entire project is too large a program to be undertaken at one time . The following estimate to improve the 300 feet was submitted b,y the Engineering Department. Grading - 24�000 Sq. Ft. C $ 0.04 per Sq. Ft. � 96C?.00 Water Nieter and Installation - one C�' �G 375•00 3'75.00 Material for SprinkTer System: 16 c .g. valves , C' S•95 95.20 5 #61C sprinklers 9.35 46.'75 1 �501 Sprinklers 6.80 6 .80 344 ft. 2" pipe C' .45 154.80 252 ft. 1-1/2" pipe .35 88.20 42 ft. 1-1/4" pi�e .25 10.50 402.25 Sprinkler Installation: Trenching and backfill 63.80 . 638 Lin. Ft. C .10 Labor of installation .�� 27 man-hours C' 1.8� 0.4 114.29 ;� �, Turfing : Seed - 113 lbs . C .30 33.g0 Fertilizer 10 sks @ 4.50 45.00 Labor 5 man-hours 1.8� . � 88.25 Engineering 50.00 �. ` TOTAL � 1,989.79 +��-- Councilman J�nes moved that this portion of the program be undertaken at once, seconded by Councilman Spillers. Councilman Spillers noted that the estimate included .�960.00 cost of grading which he believed could be eliminated inasmuch as the City of San Francisco had agreed to do the grading . Councilman Spillers commented that the Council had approved 300 feet and that he was stil]. of the opinion that the project could be continued to Roosevelt Avenue. Mayor Granger stated that it was his thought that this portion could