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��;::� STATE DFPARTMENT OF I14DIISTRIAL RELATIONS REGARDING COI9�'ERENCE IN' �AN JOSE, JAI�UARY 13th, to be held in the Auditorium, S�nta Clara County QPfice Building, AI First Street and Rosa Street from 9;30 A. M. to �,;30 P. M. � City Manager Rolison advised that repre- sentatives from the City would attend the conference. The purpose of the conference is to look into problems of housing in this area. MR. C. C. ASHLEY, 35 ARCH STREET, SUBMITTED A PLAN FO'R OVERCOMING FAILURE OF WATER SUPPLY � APTD RESERVQIR SUPPLIES TD SUPP7�EMENT THE PRESENT LIMITED STORAGE CAPACITY OF TAE � CITY WATER DEPARTNENT. In his opinian the proposed new reservoir �ould not provide an adequate reserve Por conditions a� they exist todag and would become progressively less nearly adequate as population and industry increase year b� year. Inasmuch as this plan involves and would of necessity be located on City of San Francisco prop- � erty it was decided that City Manager Rolison would discuss ti�e matter �vith Mr. � Adamson and they in turn would discuss the matte� with San Franciseo officisls. ATTORNEY W. H. THORPE APPEARED IN REGARD TO Tf3E CAR STORAGE LOT OF FERRIS MILES ODT HELLER STREET. Mr. �orpe stated the Planning Commission had granted a nex revocsble permit subject to certain conditions which were noW under way, a fence, bumper strip, etc. In his opinion the original permit should be revoked by the Council as suggested by the Planning Co�ission. Councilman Spillers so moved, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. CITY ENGINEER JAIN REQ.ARDING ACQUISITIOAi OF PROPERTY FOR EXTENSION OF I1�lRSHALL STREET TO MAIDi STREET. Mr. Jain stated that a Gas Taa Pro�ect in the amount of �10,000 was set up in the 1953-5� meawrandum agreement for this purpose and it was his though� that it might be necessary to set up additior�al €unds in the 195�}-55 Gas Tax Budget if an � appraisal of the necessar•y property so indicated. Mr. Jain stated there was some ,,,,,r„� indication of building in the a,rea, however the City Attorney suggested that the first action should be to esta.blish official plan lines to be follo�ed by securing the necessarg appraisal. � CITY AZTORNEY CURRIE VfTAS OF 2HE OPINION THE RIGHT-OF-WAY CHANNEL for the relocation of the creek and the Marshall Street extension eould bery properly be tied in toge�her. This was placsd on the agenda. MR. AND I�RS. D. JACRmdAN, 32 ALMEDA DE LAS PULaA3, ADDRESSED THE COIINCIL REGARDING TI3EIR RETAINING WALL and arere advised that City pttorney Currie vras preparing the necessar�r agreement, ph3ch, the City Attorney stated was binding to the present property owner, only. He stated that he would be unable to devise an agreement �ryich �rould be binding on the property if' sold. Mr. and Mrs. Jackman were adviaed that they could stop in at � the City Attorne�ts office by Thursday or Friday and sign the agreement. � PENINSULA C N IC LEAGUE, INC. , P.O. BOX 1008, Redwood City, request the Councilts coopera- tion Public F orum, Frida;�, January 15th, on the proposed Charter Amendments. The Council was agreeable to holding the Public Forum aa suggested and the Department Heads will be notified to be preaent at that meeting. City Attorney Currie will have � campleted the proposed amend.ments in the same form as they will appear on t he April �'' Ballot. CITY AIIDITOR�S REQUEST OF TRANSFER OF �17� to eover increase in League of California C�.ties dues. The annual bill was �925 and budget appropriation was for �750 or �175 short. RESOLUTION No. 1626 TRANSFERRING �175 from Unbudgeted Reserve to League dues, I,eague