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�� PLANNING COMMISSIDN'S RECONIMENDATION REGARDING resubdivision of Lota 24 and 25, Block 13, Central Park No. 2 (Harrison Avenue and Jeter Street) to allow undersized Rey Lot on Harrison Avenue sub�ect to the following conditions: 1. Construction of a 6 ineh sanitary sewer on his propert� from Jeter Street. 2. Dedicate an easement for said sewer. 3. Provide lamphole and se�er lateral. � Councilman Royer moved approval, seconded by Councilman Granger. In order to determine 'i � reason for the request and to secure additional information, Councilman Stout offsred an amendment to the motion referring the matter to t he Real Estate �ommittes for a report in two weeks. Motion seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried on roll call, �w Councilmen Granger and Royer voting No with Councilman Jones and Spillers noted absent. � PLANNING COMMISSI4N�S RECOMNtENDATION REGARDING petition to annex small area near Harding Avenue on Alameda de las Pulgas be returned for additional signatures to eliminate island. Councilman Britsch�i suggested that the Council should take on t he pro3ect and attempt to convince the people they should come into the City. Mayor Herkner appointed a comrnittee consisting of Councilman Britschgi, Royer and Stout to report back in two weeks. City Attorney Currie will assist in preparing petitions. PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION OF DENIAL for application to rezone recently annexed Woodacre Knolls from nU" �3istrict to C-1-H. City Attorney Currie advised that it wo uld be necessary to hold a public hearing and Attorney Wagataff reques�ed that a hearing be set for May 17th. Councilman Granger so moved, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. "'"'� PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION ON 1954 MINIATURE RAILR�AD AGREEMENT fbr �r A. C. Layton. Irving Gold stated that the commission was of the opinion that Mr. Layton should be granted another year due to the fact the previous year proved un- profitable and that he should be given another year to attempt to better his finan- cial status. Councilman Stout moved approval of reco2mnendations, seconded by Council- man Britschgi and carried. City Attorney Currie to prepare the necessary agreement. PARK AND RECREATION COMMISS�ON�S LETTER REGARDING MASSACHUSETTS-HAMPTON-MADDUX PARK. Park and Recreation Commission understood that there was money in the Unbudgeted Reserve for improving this site and asked that thia site and asked that this be done as soon as Goodwin School �ob was completed. Councilman Royer was requested to contact the City Manager and bring in the report at the next meeting, as to what was available, if any. �,,� LETTER FROM HEALTH DEPARTNIENT REGARDING SAIVITARY INSPECTION EMERALD LAKE AREA. The Aealth ti ,�. Department report that ta date 322 homes have been inspected resulting in the finding of 78 faulty installation$. Abatement notices for faulty septic tanks h�.ve been issu- ed. The survey will continue. � LETTER FROM MILITARY ORDER OF PURPLE HEART REQUESTTNG EXHIBIT OF WAR EQUIPMENT. Councilman Britschgi moved approval, seconded bg Councilman Stout sub�ect to the usual require- � � ments of insurance. Councilm�n Granger suggested that exhibit be parked on the side stree� rather than on Broadway. REPQRT ON BID OPENING GAS TAX PROJECT N0. 1}7, IMPROVING CHESTNUT STREET FROM MAIN STREET TO EL CAMINO. Following bids were received: . . . ,.... w..«�, �w,�.