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146'
..i^.utes
of �.ove. i, 19.`2, continued.
At t! is time A:avor Haskell called for the cublic
to be hard on the matter of the request of the
tetY Cab Corn - any for a trails_^.. of . -ei _ resent
stand on tl:e est side of Sacramento Street Just
north of the Pine Street intersection to '_he ..Sst
side of Sacramento Street in -front of t' ^e tar
Grill at 29 North Sacramento Street. r:r. Reuben
Rott, v,; )r ->y for the Veteran Cao Company, addressed
the Council in protest to the location of the new
stand at 29 ^forth Sacramento which so so close
to the office of the Veteran Cab Company at 33
.,orthySacramento nto Street. `:. Rott stated ..sat
he felt that it was not in the public interest
POSTPONE
to locate tsvo cab stands so close toget:^_er in
TRANSFER OF
this vicinity. . Edward RDancer, co-partner
CITY CAB CO.
of the City Cab Co:nFany, explained that .his
STAND
nresent stand has ^roves unsatisfactory due to
a presence of a tree next to his stand which
ders his operati cns. Mayor Haskell estioned
.._. Dancer as to the particular reason for re-
duestin- a sand at the above address. r�:r. Dancer
replied that there was no rarticular reason other
t^an the _`'act that the Star Grill was open late
at night and was frequented by his drivers. Mayor
Haskell then called the attention of th�Council
to the fact that the present stand of the C
�Co^pany
.a may conflict with the proposedim-
^ove^ent of the S. P. Company parking lnt On
..he suggestion of Councilman Robinson the hear;=
was continued to the meeting of December 3 in
order that it ..right be considered along wit'.: the
plans for the improvements to the S.P. lot.
This also being the ti -e and place for the hearing
of protests to the abandonment of Falls Avenue
between •Orant and Roper Avenues, Mayor Haskell
called for such objections. Sookesman for a group
of residents in the b00 and 700 block on Crescent
and Roser Avenues addressed the Council rrotesting
that the abandonment of Falls Avenue would create
an unusually long blind street thereby inconveni-
encing the residents and making access for fire
POSTPONE
fighting equipment difficu't. Mr. Weller read
AEArJDONrriErdT
the extract from the minutes of the City Planning
OF FALLS
Corm-ission for the meeting of August 1, 1949, in
AVENUE
which "'.r. Schneider offered a forty -foot street,
Falls Avenue, with the plan that the street would
be vacated at such time as the Koenig property,
north of Schneider Tract, was subdivided. fir.
Schneider then addressed the Council to state that
the purchasers of property in the Schneider Tract
had been informed that Falls Avenue was to be
vacated upon opening of Crescent and Roper Avenues
to the north. Several property owners answered
that while it is true that they had been informed
that Falls Avenue would be closed, they had been
lead to believe that such closing would not take
place until Daisy Avenue, or other street, was
opened to the south. "_ayor Haskell pointed out
that if Falls Avenue is not closed the owners of
property on Crescent and Roper Avenues will be con-
fronted with a drainage problem this winter. Coun-
ciiman Robinson roved that' --a abandonmpnt of F?lis
Avenue be Dostponed until such time asvrescent
and .'roper Avenues have a souther.,, exit to Daisy,
and that the City does not assume any responsibility
for maintaining said street or providing drainage.
The motion rras seconded by Councilman Preszler and
passed unanimously.
'�,inutes of Nov. 5, 1952, continue.
A re^uest t�
:^ the City place a stor si;,n at the
corner where Hutchins Street enters Califorr.a Street
STOP north of Lockeford Street was taken under advisement
SI GP by the City Nlanager who will refer the Tatter to the
C::ief of Police and the City En-ineer.
Payor Haskell then proceeded to the hSrino on the
new zoning ordinance. On the recommendation of City
Attorney P -sullen, SeCtion 6.3, paragraph 2, was changed
to read, "Side Yard: Ten (10) per cent of the width
of the lot, with a mini -num of five (5) feet required,
except as otherwise provided in Section 5.3 for the
street side of a corner or reversed corner lot."
NEW There being no further rersons wishing to be heard on
ZO:dING the subJect, ORD7NANCET NO. 469, "AN ORDI\_-NC= TO
ORDIP;A::CE REGULI.TE, RESTRICT AND SEGREGATE THE LOCATION OF IN-
INT?O- DUST°IES, BUSINESSES, T°:.DES, APARTYENTS, D!%ELLINGS
DLCED AND OTHER SPECIFIED USES; TO REGULATE' AND LIMLIT THE
ORD. LEIGHT A::D SULK OF BUILDINGS HEREAFTER ERECTED; TO
NO. 1+69 REGUL-TE AND DET Pi•iIVE THE AREA OF YARDS AND 0TH°R
OPEN SPACES; FOR SAID PURPOSES TO DIVIDE THE CITY
TATO DISTRICTS; TO PRCVIDE FOP. ENFORCEMENT AND PRE-
SCRIBE PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF ITS PROVISIONS;
AND TO REPEAL ORDINANCE NO. 238 AND ALL OTHER ORDI-
NANCES OR P!' TS OF O`HEINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH,
I:i SO F?.R AS SUCH CONFLICT MAY EXIST." was intro-
duced on the motion. of Councilman Richey, Robinson
second.
REPORTS OF THE CITY !.ANAGER
The City Panager recommended the transfer of
43,999.13 from the Contingent Fund to the following:
City Clerk
5,219.60
City Manager
2,030.33
F-nance
2,635.42
Community Counsellor
189.67
Police
5,035.60
Police Court
251.07
Streets
948.98
TRANSFER Utilities
17,652.53
OF FUNDS Recreation
10,035.43
RES. ... ',Feller explained that these transfers were
NO. 1706 necessary to close the books for the fiscal year
1951-52; that the bulk of the overrun had been anti-
cipated when the 1951-52 budget was adopted and that
00,C00 had been placed in the Contingent Fund for
the purpose of meeting increases in salary which
were anticipated to be authorized July 1, 1951. The
transfer, as recommended, was authorized by the adop-
tion of Resolution 1706 on the motion of Councilman.
Robinson, Richey second.
RES. The City M.'anager recoT.nended that the contract for
NO.1707 asbestos ripe be awarded to Johns -Manville Comrany
AIARD as the only bidder. Resolution No. 1707, awarding
ASBESTOS the contract to Johns-21:anville, was adopted on the
PIPE motion of Councilman Preszler,. Richey second.
Two suppliers submitted bids for concrete pipe to be
used in extending sewer lines to Lowe's Villa�,,e and
Century Vanor. The City Manager stated that the City
RES. could accept the low bid on eac- item rather than con.-
NJ.1709 sider only the overall bid of each supplier. On the
AS+ARD Notion of Councilman Richey, Preszler second, Reso-
CONCRETE lution Pio. 1709 was adopted awarding the contract
PIPE for pipe as follows:
147
148 Minutes of Nov. 5, 1952. continued
ED SPIEKERNAN CONCRETE PIPE CO.
6800 ft. of 6" pipe at Y .34 per foot •11,2312.00
935 ft. of 10" ripe at .44 per foot 411.40
270 ft. of 12" pipe at .52 per foot 140.40
385 ft. of 30" pipe at 4.23 per foot 1628.55
J. 'd. MUMBERT CCN'CRETE PIPE CO.
1425 ft. of 8" pipe at 4 .37 per foot 4 527.25
1025 ft. of 16" pipe at .80 per foot 820.00
1250 ft. of 21" pipe at 2.23 per foot 27$7.50
The City N:anager presented a diagram prepared by
the City Engineer as a sugSestion for the improve-
ment of the S.P. Company property on Sacramento
Street for a parkin.- lot. Mr. Weller then read a
letter from Amv L. Boynton of the Coordinating
PARKING LOT
Council urging the City Council to include a row
S. P CO.
of greenery between the parking lot and the :,. P.
PROPERTY
depot. Following a discussion of the relative merits
of including greenery it the plans, Councilman;
Robinson sug-ested that the details need not be
agreed upon at this time. So saying, he moved
that the City Kanager be instructed to contact the
Southern Pacific Company and negotiate for the lease
of the property in question. The motion was seconded
by Councilman Richey and passed.
City :arager presented the specifications for the
purchase of a new sedan for the Police Department.
It was requested that the specifications be written
closed in order to permit the purchase cf an auto -
Sr' CIF 7CATTO'iS
mobile with Power Glide, a fluid type of t ransmis-
FOR
Sion, in an attempt to reduce the costs of repairs
POLICE CAR
due to transmission failures. It was pointed out
that Chevrolet was the only car in the low priced
field which had this fluid type transmission. The
specifications were approved on the motion. of
Councilman Preszler, Robinson, second.
Claims in the amount of .'103,441.01 were approved
CLAIMS
and ordered paid on the motion of Councilmnan
Preszler, Richey second.
At this point Mr. Conrad Munsch addressed the Ccun-
cil and requested to construct two drive -
APPROVE
permission
ways on De Force Avenue near the corner of Sacramento
MUNISCE
Street. Councilman Preszler moved that the request
DRIVEfiAY3
be approved with the provision that the aggregate
width of the driveways not exceed 32 feet and that
the location be approved by the City Engineer. The
:notion was seconded by Councilman Richey and passed.
The City Manager reported that the contract with
Carleton Yoder for the study of our present sewage
disposal plant and the design of an expanded plant
had run out. Nir. 6ieller explained that the progress
on the design for the expansion had been delayed by
K. YODER
an unexplained increase in sewerage. He stated that
CIONTRACT
the cause of the increase was being investigated by
EXTENDED
the City Engineer. Mr. Weiler recommended that the
contract with Pyr. Yoder by extended to July 1, 1953.
Counc=lman Robinsgn moved that the City Attorney
be authorized to make the recommended extension.
Following tho secnrd by Councilman Richey, the
^oti:-)n was passed unanimously.
Minutes of Nov. 5, 1952 continued 149
CIT`! PL-.NKNG CO;" ISSION
The re:iuest of the Southern Baptist Curch for
SQ. APTIST an extension of their use nermit to allo:•r for
�HIJRCFi an addition to the church together with some o f f -
USE PER: -'--T street parking was an_ proved on the motion of
Councilman. Robinson, Richey second.
On the motion of Councilman Preszler, Richey second,
the recommendation of the Planning Commission that
LCaBR Mr. Walter Flower be granted an extended use permit
USE PERLIT and also variances from Sections 5-2.11 and 5-2.12
of Ordinance No. 238 to enable him to ad^ to his
present auto repair garage at Y15 South Cherokee
Lane was approved.
The recommendation of the Cit; Planning Commission,
ti;ARTT:`' that- r. and VIrs. i-,artin be granted a use permit
USE PER'M'IT for a nursing home at 610 S. Fair^ont Avenue and
that their present use permit at 303 N. School
Street be revoked was anr•roved on the motion of
Councilman Preszler, Richey second.
The petition requesting annexation of the lands
owned by deck, Canepa, Jauch, Lukens and Shubert
was returned from the Planning Commission with the
recomraendation that these lands be annexed. The
RIEC•f., AL motion. of Councilman Richey for the adoption of a
A��;i�:Cr.TIO:J resolution of intention to annex died for :;ant of
PETIT 0:i a second. -After discussing the advisability of
includin; the property containing the 'ierner Manu-
facturing Co., the City Clerk was instructed to
prepare a new boundary description including the
Werner prorerty, secure approval of said boundary,
and to ^repare the necessary resolution for the City
to initiate annexation, proceedings. Councilman
Robinson subested that the .Yater supply be con-
sidered along with these annexations.
Ray Van Buskirk addressed the Counciljelative
to the ade.uac:� of the water supply of theCity.
V4.N 33US3IRK Van 3uskir'.! contended that new ter.itor:. should
RE: ,A TER not be added to the City until the water supply
for the present residents was sufficient. t•:r.
'.;eller stated that the City did not face a .pater
shorta7e due to the present annexations and that
due consideration was o ven to the question of
water sunrly prior to recommending the additions.
Councilman Robinson. called the attention of the
Council to the statement by Mr. Weller before the
E: CITY Subcommittee on Courts of the Assembly Committee
IV. A1�i.GER1S of judiciary in Sacramento on October 31, 1952.
STATE:,'ENT Lr. Robinson stated that this statement or. the re
-
TO jti07CI.HY organization of the inferior courts in San Joaquin
SUBCOi'• =TTEE County and opposing any change in the allocation.
of court costs or revenues was a ver;' fine niece
of work and Mr. ',+eller should be commended.
:Mayor askell requested the members of the Council
to meet in executive session at 7:30 ..m. on the
evenir,.� of November 12.
rox4mnte1 11.30 _ .m. the meet_n� was
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CITY CLERK