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City Hall, Palo Alto, California
May 25, 1959
The Council of ,the .City of Palo Alto met in regular
session on this date at 7:30 P.M., with Mayor Porter presiding.
Roll call as (follows
Present: Byxbee, Corcoran, Cresap, Davis, Evans, Giffin,
Marshall, Mitchell, Navis, Porter, Rodgers,
'Stephens,' Woodward.
The minutes of the meeting of May 11, 1959, were
approved -as distributed.
Stanford Annexation No. 7
This was the time. for a hearing on the proposedannexa-
tion of uninhabited territory designated as "Stanford University
Annexation No.. 7", an area of 1.395 acres, at Willow Road and
Pasteur Drive.
A certificate was filed by the City Clerk certifying that
notice of the hearing had been given by publication as required by
law, and that,notice had been mailed to the owners of the property;
proposed to be annexe.d.
The hearing was declared open. There being no one
presentwhowished. to be heard on the matter, the hearing was
closed.
An ordinance approving the annexation of Stanford
University Annexation No.`7 was introduced, and on motion of
Mitchell and Woodward, was accepted for first reading.
Canvass` of. Election Returns
'The Council proceeded to canvass the returns of the
General Municipal Election held on May 12, 1959. The Mayor
appointed four .tear s of teliers,,' Cresap and Evans, and. Marshall
and Woodward. to' count the: absentee ballots, and Giffin and
Stephens, and Davis and Mrs. Corcoran to canvass the returns
from the 3.2 mutnucipal precincts; with staff members assisting
the council mernbers"'in con ucting the canvass.
:After the :canvassing was completed, the Mayor
announced the `results`as. follows:::
That: the total .number of votes cast, including 150
absentee ballots, ,was 10, 786.`
That the total ;vote cast for each candidate for the office
of Councilman for a six -year term was; as follows:
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Queene Amirian 6094
6042
EdwardV. Arbuckle
Robert W. Byxbee
Spencer C.'Fish,
David B. Haight
Noel E. Porter
Lee W. Rodgers
Christian Zweng
6261
2849
6953
6389.
6603
6833
That the cast _onthe referendum on the resolution.
o the City Council dated, December 8, 1958, app; owing andauthoriz
ngthe contract` for thepurc'hase, of Foothill lands was as follows
YES, 6648'; NO.` 4041.
That -there were '24 scattering votes for the office of
Councilman; as. follows.
Ervin S Best ;' 1
Edward P'.' .Cashel 2
Ivlike'-Cl.hne 2
Pr'ehti's:s:.Co-le :: .,. 5
ldred�Cor,'coran 3
Robe t Ho_ :Curra nings 1
'zxsmett Fitzpatrick 1
Walter Gara4g.e 1
Dorn Gr ve s
Donald A :': Hanley 1
John M 'Hanley:: 1
Harold Kay 1
oh' , :Sinclair 2
Warr --en J.,: Wonlca 1
cast in each precinct for the office' of Council
term :were: as follows
Municipal
-Precinct Que:ene
:Number Ara:1riah
165
2 1'32
3 1"56
. .170
5 205
b :69
`7`, 168,.
.147
10 : 196
11 . ..153
12 235
13- 248
14, 181:`
15' 219
1$: 175
17 182'
18 1"S4
19 19 2
Z0. 20:4
21 175 '-
22 259
Edward V. Robert W. Spencer
Arbuckle Byxbee Fish
1,91 9.4
145 76,
172 80
1$9 ? 128 93',
235:::: 158 ' 62
189 ;` 158 46
181 157 61
"130': 12.8 57
186 176 73
206. : 20.6 83
192' 170 75
242.' 245 125
234,._ 252 98
181 227 104
193 . 243 104
173 .174 91
173 , 18.0 120
157 194 104
164: 214 109
172 233 90
134 210 82
216,_ 224 122
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ee e !C..:. • , buclsl� ::....-... e"2—.. 49
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Precinct, ,,
Nu��
213
2qg` �S1
4." 1�2 `� 1
26 26C 1"� b 122
2"t 16 j 68 391 61
2,8- 152:, $3 13 ��6
29 20 , -97 18
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31; ' 19 6160
C.�ris'6.ax�
s.
ziax� 227. 76
151 216 69243 176.; 23 1 607
23 230. •
199 1g 7., , 126
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30 1'3... 204 2$17
6020
Tata
182
pxcci�Gt 220 146
17a 12 lbl
1$� 14$: 176 2 6
1 171 168, 346 327
2 171 16 148 224
3' l.0 22.5 152 202
4 190 182 j71 143
5.: '79 195 324 17�'
6 184 133 196 x03
'I 140 1.11. 209 212
f3: 397 1z6` 387 21
9 z28 180 x�2 237
10 182 ` Z16 .12 19y
11. 2 4 236 239 247
49
12 305 7;99 , 43 99
? 3' 224 221 1q0 41
1 2.68 1.44 2.05 136
1`5 19. : 158 209 161
1.6 194
215. 145 233 2.41
t? i9? 1.82 249 203
18 202 235. 225 233
2 27 9 209 2.1.3 24'2
20 X51 213 x 33
21 26` 2b 3_: . 2.31 245
228
22 :211 255 x,39 ?.70
2.3 274- 260 2.06 273
24, 225 206; 2.92 101
25. 236 :263 172 20
26. 338 173; 1g2 212
27 13 21.3 203 1'70
. 28 174 207 ': 125 -..
29 223 146 " x01
30 139 "�.'......- 6150
t 31 X97 6501
629 6
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The 'votes cast in each precinct on the referendum
proposition on the resolution approving the contract for the purchase
-of Foothiil lands were ae.'foliows:
1 1:56'
2 ;138 .
1.62'
4 , '. 180.'
5 304
6 253
7 2.10
8 129
9 192
10 " .,1.8.6...
11 177
12 211
13 256. , ..
14 219 -'
15 244
16 178
17 15-3
18 -.130
19 •.169
:20 223 .:,
2,1 192
22 21,3,
23 243,
-24 = 31,
25 262
26 ,220
27 2.'58
28 167
29' 231
30. 229
3'1 ;155
2 271
,Total ' 6`542„-
Absentee : X06
Total 6648
NO
174
110
117
107
64
38
80
90
113
1.57
124
186
169
130
153
126
143.
168
159
147
146
169
121
131
109
141
176
105
79.
118
78
69
3997
44
4041
rdinance'-;No <: 185.3 declaring the results of the General
Municipa1`E1ection nel,d 4on May 12, 1959. was introduced, and on
motion. of Woodward :and Marshall, was adopted by 'unanimous. vote
onroll .call.
A letter. -Was received from the City of Mountain. View
requesting that: the :.City:,.of Palo.., Alto grant permission to Mountain
View` for the construction: of a trunk line sewer main within a
--portion of. San Anton. o Road; situated in the City of. Palo Alto. Or
:motion of Navis"and :'l3yxbee, this was referred to the Staff and
Corom,ittee N6.";1
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concerning budget for Library A
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letter- was received£.rvmthe, League and recom� than
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e.Clerk of t% the establishing $, .and
6. tez fxoxxa had d'i`C, ,ased expof preci ,
p a plan -lines
that the ng de elapMent$r along, freeways, ex re _Traffic,'
in the DeL policy of the poard
plan line's a.nvoYvxr�gs as set forth that the p manta.
1SUrve gho id,had to dering red on develop
nad taken ac,tiozx °T is cicc�. lines,. and
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be as fail,fre expre sws`l' be notified
tinvolvircg freeway,,.: , shall ironed ately
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License Contract
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Cal£.1'rgfessional
anage�' subrnitted.a proposed
to conduct and
F. May M,. elusive rig d Driving cored
Mahoney for. the.e� our se. an for period
patrxck F o ,xCipal:Golf C� and
course with , ito'lai of 'said g
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`contract the license contract roving and on motion of
xeaolc�txon approving introduced, vote on kill call-
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ing its execution'by
was:_adopted by unanimous ,BYxbee add: 5te�'�ens :
onc�ssion Contract
A�;en.drxient to gestaarant C James � . Saitta,
d a letter from J Municipal
Manager red Palo Alto
The City session at" the P under his
restaurant car%. e;xt to the City of the
° rotor of the . that his paym" , e City un of hi
requesting,.- resent p contxact.
Golf ;present
con ► at` the p o f the
contract be continued" two years
';gross
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is for the yarn unanimous gxosa recexp xbee, and by una
ofRod:ger.s and / City Attorney was
an Motion s roved and the for the continuance
the- li xeean amendment to provide nuanc
oll call,. and a resolution authorizing
of r payment, was adopted.
if txucted to r
t the_ Mo of.,grosa receipts '
ant to the contract the Mayor to. execute such axnendm
t of Seale Canal. gox Culve t
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the City M between Louis
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ant of Seale an of the en improvement
the improvement ended
for that the pure Ile recommended
ispe d and Greris Road,.aa�risxxxg cT,vext• advising
Road; and Greer , an openn:dxtc'b to a boxicis on this work. of the
staff
e to'call for rexnthis w balance
is to authorizedbfi - from the cost s
that the- staff be will be financed. total estirraated
that the: project: Bond F,xndd and that the'
Stoxrr► Drainage
$44,215-.00.
'On.motion of Byxbee and Rodger se -the City Manager and
staff Were;auithorized 'to :advertise for .bidson the project.
.A greerient re. Easement {Fabian �/ay�
:va�arMr�n� .r�waerneni...�an�.r
The City .Manager. presented an agreement with the
Pacific Gas' and Electric Company concerning change in location of
an easement in the; Fabian Way area for relocation of a gas main..
A resolution :approvingthe agreement and authorizing its
execution by the. Mayor was introduced; and on motion of Byxbee and
Rodgers, was adopted by "=unanimous vote on roll call.
Traffic Committee Recommendations
OICEMIRMIlk
Greer Road at Amarillo, Through Street
The City Manager submitted a recommendation from the
Staff Traffic Committee for the adoption of a resolution declaring
Greer Road at its intersection with Amarillo Avenue to be a
through street, the present yield signs to be replaced with stop signs:
Resolution No. 3105, ancillary to Resolution No. 2971-,
creating certain arterial streets, and amending Section 19.61 of
said resolution. to include 'Greer Road at its intersection with
Amarillo Avenue as a ;through street, was introduced, and on motion
of Rodgers and Mitchell, wasadopted by unanimous vote on roll call.
The City. Manager reported that the Traffic Com.mittee
iad discussed. with. Mr. James W. Meyer, the traffic consultant,
the question of permit-; parking, and that he has submitted his
recommendations for criteria to govern the issuance of parking
permits'. His report and recommendations were as follows.
"Following the institution of the recornmended time limitations and
methods, ,of control at all of the parking lots, spot checks should be
made to determine the peak -hour usage on a typical week day. If
the peak -hour occupancy by non -permit ;parkers on a typical week '.
day is .less than 75 per cent of capacity on each lot, then permits for
that lot: may be issued to.the :extent :of creating up to 75 per cent
occupancy,. This would allow 25 per cent of the available space to
accommodate over -peak demands, such as occur on sale days and
Saturdays ,A, spot: check should be made on each lot, for which
permits :are:is:sued, every six months to a year, to insure that the
combined occupancyof theshort time and permit parkers does not
exceed 75 per cent of the capacity on a typical week day. The num-
ber of permats:'outstanding_ can then; be. adjusted as required -et'
motion. of Byxbee and Cresap, the formula governing:
the issuance of :parking pert -nits, as recommended by the traffic
consultant, was was "accepted.
0212 -Street Parkin
California Ave. District
The City Manager "reported on -recommendations of the
Traffic Cornxz ittee relative to:on-street parking matters ir. the
Califarnia Avenue Business District
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The Traffic.Committee recommended that limited
parking on:the even -numbered (northerly) Side of College Avenue
between:El •Camino: and Staunton Court be two hours, instead of
one hour as previously recommended; also that parking on both
:sides.; of Birch Street for the -half block north of Cambridge Avenue
be lirnited to two hours. Resolution No. 3106 amending Resolution
No.'. 2971 `regulating parking' and the use of certain streets, to
restrict parking' on the port on: of; College Avenue and Birch Street
to two hours; as recommended, between 9:.00 A. M, and 6:00 P.M.
ex_cept.Suridays. and'Holidsys`,,. was, introduced, and on motion of
Mitchell, duly seconded, was adopted by unanimous vote on .roll
call; •
The. Traffic Committee ' recommended that no change be
made on High Street between California"and Washington Avenues.
sincelthis is adjacerit.toan_:R-1-.area and would only serve to push
cozr.r uter. parking into the= residential area. The Traffic Committee
also recommended that no action be taken on any further _ requests
of this mature in the California Avenue area until such time as the :'
whole of the. De Leuw Cather report is implemented.
Suggested Saturday Parking Meter Holiday
The ',City Manager. submitted a suggestion made by the,
Staff Traffic Committee that consideration be given to making
Saturdays..fr.ee`meter days, in the University Avenue Business
District He advised that the committee had discussed this
suggestion and recornrnended that the Council give consideration to
the: feasibility of eliminatingthe requirement for operating parking_
meters on Saturdays, and further, consider whether unlimited parking
or . restricted parking .;should be used in lieu of the meters on
Saturdays .The City Manager, pointed out that this suggestion is
not a recom nendation, for action at this meeting, but is recommended
for consideration, and':is a suggestion which Downtown Palo Alto,
Inc. should also. consider. The matter was referred by the Council`
to Comrriittee N•o. 2.
Parking Restriction Jor, Middlefield Road
Councilman Davis` asked that Committee No. 2 consider
the advisability of eliminating on Saturdays the parking restrictions
on a portion of Middlefield .Road • where parking is prohibited during
certain morning and evening hours. The City Manager advised that
the staff would investigate and make checks on this situation, and
report to thecommittee.,
Ash Street' Arterialization
The City Manager presented a recommendation from the
'Staff Traffic Committee that Ash Street between California Avenue
and Page Mill Road: be arterialized during the construction of the
Page Mill -Oregon Avenue underpass and until Park Boulevard is
again open to traffic.
Resolution No. 3107, amending Resolution No. 2971,
'designating Ash Street at its intersections with Sherman Avenue,
Grant Avenue and Sheridan Avenue as a through street until ten
days after the re -opening of Park. Boulevard pursuant to the comple-
tion of the underpass project, was introduced, and on motion of
Mitchell and Byxbee, was adopted by unanimous vote on roll call.
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Additional Personnel for. Park Maintenance
.A report' was submittedb.y the `City Manager on the
need for additional. personnel for,maintenance of the existing
improved parks and the. advisabilityof hiring several persons
ixnmethately if the.: newly -planted areas are to be properly main-
. tained and. the -various facilities are to..recerve,basic ;maintenance:,
Fie requested: authorization. to.add, six. groundskeeper (K-17)
positions to the present_ table of operation of the Park. Division
and to..hire:them..at the earliest posaible'time which would,
probably be bout June 15,.',1959; and further requested that the sum
of $1500:00 be transferredto'Account 149A to provide the funds
needed for this purpose until the end of this fiscal year.
On:motion of Navis and Byxbee, and by unanimous 'vote
on roll` call, .the cix .gr, oundskeeper, positions were authorized as
reconunended, and tbe, arnount of ,$1500.00 was transferred from the
unappropriated, balance of the General Fund to Account 149A.
°The : City Manager reported that a,gift of $50.00 had been
received from Miss Ethel P. Gale, a former employee of the
Palo Alto Library for 37:=year.: It was moved by Mitchell,
seconded and carried that the gift be accepted andacknowledged
with aletter of thanks to .Miss Gale..:
Sewer Agreement with School District
The Assistant City Manager reviewed the provisions of
a proposed agreement with the Palo Alto Unified School District
for thejoint construction,and maintenance of sanitary sewerage
facilities, explaining that this would be an extension of the city
sewer line to serve the Fremont -Hills School located on West
Fremont Avenue in the Town of Los Altos Hills, within the Palo
Alto Unified School District:. The Council was informed that the
estimated cost of the project is $122,000.00 and that the entire
cost will be financed initially by the. School District; however, as
,areas are permitted to' connect to the sewer line, reimbursement
will be made to the School District. It was pointed out that the
areas to be permitted to connect will be determined by the City of
Palo. Alto. The Assistant City Manager called the Council's
attention to the fact,that this would bethe first deviation from the
Council's policy of, not serving outside the City except in the case
of sanitary districtswith whom the City has contracts. He advised
that the School District had been told by the State Board of Health
that sanitary sewers were required before the school could be
constructed
Resolution No. 310.8, :;authorizing execution of the
agreement with the Palo Alto Unified School District, was
introduced, and; on motion of Mitchell and Byxbee, was adopted by
unanimous vote on roll call.
Deed to Yateznan.(3395 Birch Street)
The Assistant City Manager presented a deed conveying
the property at 3395 Birch Street, being Lot 13 and a portion of
Lot 14, ` Block 2, , Bartley,Tract No 2, to Wilford 3. and Mae M.
Yateman, ,and.'recominennded the Mayor be authorized, to execute.
the deed. It wa.s explained 'that _this : wa,s..one of the houses which
had to be relocated at the dine' -Park Boulevard was extended.; that
no bids were received: at the time it was advertised for public
bids, and that the City Manager's office hadthen been authorized by
the Council to negotiate a- sale.,.
A resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute the deed
conveying the property at 3395 Birch Street to Wilford J. and Mae M.
Yateman.was introduced, and on motion of Rodgers and Navis, was
adopted by unanimous vote on roll call..
solution to Ret`rine Employee
A resolution expressing appreciation to Charles. T.
Alexander who is retiring after 29 years with, the Palo Alto Fire
Department, was introduced and on motion of Navis and Byxbee,
was adopted by unanimous vote on roll call.
ers of Construction Cont.r. act
The City Manager: read a letter from Wagner and
Martinez, Managers of Construction of the Palo Alto -Stanford`
Hospital Center, requesting that their contract which terminates
on June 16, 1959, be continued on a month to month basis, in view
of the fact that the project will notbe completed on that date.
They asked that the contract be continued on the same terms with
one exception ---that the "hold harmless" clause be amended so that
its interpretation, will, coincide with their intent to the effect that.
they would hold the owners harmless for legal` liability from actions
of the partners, '.,their employees and agents.
It was moved by :Mitchell seconded and carried that.
the City Attorney be instructed to prepare the necessary amendment.
;:to the contract for action by.the Council at its next meeting.
report was receaved`£rani the Planning Commission
recommending -denial by -a vote of 4, to 1 of the P -C Development,
Planas%submitted by the Grebmeier Manufacturing Company for
the, property on the southwesterlysade of ;Middlefield Road near San
Antonio Road. The Cornet ssfon went an record that it would still
be walling toconsider a development proposal involving uses
characteristic of the, R-1 ':Zone, which would, provide a minimum
lot size of 8 000 sq ft.' and; 4,000`sq, ft. per unit, as expressed in
;their:sense:znotion of November' 19, "1958.
Mr. E. P. Ames, representing the Grebrneier Manufac-
turing -Cor-rrapany,= addresse.d .the, C.ouracii in support of the applica-
tion and,the'.P-C: development proposal,. pointing out that the zoning
of.this property'bas been before the Planning Commission several
.times iii the past; year but none of,the development plans they have
;presented have met with the ,:.Commission 'a approval.
A motion was made by Rodgers to refer the matter. to
"Cornrnittee`No. J but there was no. second. Councilman Woodward
:rioted "that a=number of people interested in this question are present
'and' suggested that the matter be,heard by the Council at this time
(Councilwoman Corcoran left at this time, 9:15 P.M. ,
and was absent for the• rest of the meeting.)
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r Ames, then "reviewed the proposal in more detail,
advising, that thee plan would provide 82 apartment units, which"
he stated would' be equivalent to -R-2 zoning. He asked the Council
-to',overrule the. Planning C.orntni�ssion',s recorrimendation and grant
the applheanv s request, stating, that he does not feel the property
is R i:'in ,c:haracter...
Opportunitywas?given-to others present who wished to
speak on;lhe matter .:Mr,; Roy Paul, 4123 Dake Avenue, told
the Connell that he has no objection to the plan as now proposed.
;Several property;owners andresidents of the area spoke in protest
to the proposed:development, including Lawrence Gug iel'rnelli., „;
188 Ferne,'Avenue;. Stanley Nordling, 281 Ferne Avenue; John Alien,:
:438: Ferne''Aver ue. They "asked that the decision of :the. Planning:',
Commission be. upheld
Councilman Byxbee spoke of the zoning problems.
`affecting:large areas such as the Grebrneier property, and; suggested:.
that it might for;; thePianning Commission and
Committee No 1 to review these areas jointly and determine the
best uses for them.
After discussion, it was moved by Cresap, seconded by
Woodward, and carried that the recommendation of the Planning
Commission be upheld -and that the P -C development plan as sub-
mitted by the Grebrxxeier Manufacturing Company be denied.
Arnendrnent'to Zonin Ordinance (Sec. 8C. 031
A report was received £roni the Planning Commission
unanimously',recommending ;amendment of Section 8C. 03 of the
Zoning Ordinance. "Uses' Requiring Use Permits as Provided' in
Article 23";, pe.rtaining;to R-5"districts, by adding Paragraph (e)
to readd"Parking garages and. parking lots when unproved and main-
tained in accordance with City regulations and when property is
contiguous to property, in the';C-.2 ;;C.-3. M-1 or M-2 districts":
A.,proposed ordinance, amending Section 8C. 03 of the
Zoning Ordinance, as recornniendeed, was accepted for first reading.
Zoning of Foothills Annexation No. 2
A report was submitted by the Planning Commission
unanimously recommending zoning for the proposed Foothills
Annexation No. 2 to P-F,`C-3:S C -3:S -D, O -:A, R-5, R-1, R -1:A,
R-1:8-10, R -1:B -10A," R -1:8-20A and R -E, in accordance with an
amended map dated May 20, 1959, calling attention to the fact that
this zoning would'rvery nearly follow the existing county zone
pattern. The Commission advised that controversial aspects
involving abrupt 'changes will be given further study as the need
arises.
A motion was made, by Rodgers that an ordinance
establishing zoning for. Foothills Annexation No. 2 as recommended
be accepted for first reading.
The Council was informed that there are people in the
audience who wish -to be heard on the matter.
but could postpone h:s &tatement until the ordinance come's''up for
second reading, or'present it, to a committee if the question is to'.
be-,rzeferred to';coxnmttee.
Alf Brandin, Bus3;nese Manager of Stanford University,
spoke in regard toproperty owned by the University bounded by
_Arastradero Road, Junipero Serra Boulevard, the Veterans'
Hospital, the railroad tracks and the property of the Palo Alto
Unified School District, a parcel of about 14 acres. The zoning
proposedby the Planning" Commission for this parcel is R -E.
Mr. Brandin stated that Stamford University would like to have the
portion :of.the area between the Veterans Hospital and Dry Creek
zoned as L-14.4 and the balance as C -2:S for neighborhood shopping
facilities; that if the Council: disapproves of any C-2 zoning, then
they would like' to have all of this property zoned as L -M.
After some discussion, the proposed ordinance
establishing the zoning of Foothills Annexation No. 2 was accepted
for first reading` and referred to Committee No. 1, with the
>_ request that the Planning Commission be invited to attend the
committee meeting when this item is considered.
Lem Contract for Purchase of Pro rt
Resolution ;" No 3109, ratifying and confirming all
actions taken pursuant to resolution of December $, 1958, which
appro`red :the agreement; thted' � Decembe 8, 1958, for, the purchase
of real property' from -Russel V. Lee. and Dorothy Womack Lee,
was introduced, and on motion, of Mitchell and l3yxbee, was adopted
by'unanirnous vote OIL roll call of 3.11 councilmembers present.
Claims for. Daniaes
,Reportswere received -from the City Atto.•^ney concerning
the following claims for'damages, and recommending their denial:
1) from Lulu C. Johnson in the, sum of $25,000 for asserted damages
by_ reason ofa-fall-on.:the_ sidewalk in front of 1105 Lincoln Avenue;
2) from Lynn Frances Adams' irr:the sum of $10.000 for asserted'
darzxages by reason of:`a fal.,on the sidewalk at 415 Lambert Avenue;
and 3) from Harriet Mundy iri:the surn Of $20,000 for asserted
damages •by• reason of: a. fall on the sidewalk ir, front of 729 Waverley,
Street
On rootion of Nis: and Byxbee, the reports of the: City
Attorney :were accepted anclthes.e claims were denied.
' or...Mar shall
At --this tiine ;vice Mayor Marshall stated that he would
like to have it understood that he is riot a candidate for the office of
Mayor for the next fiscalyear. Mayor Porter, thanked Mr. Marshall
for the:suppor:t andhelp he has•given during the past. four years as
vice' mayor ,
A report. Was rn'ade by;;the City Manager on bids received-
on April 28,. .1.959 for certa. n. equipment and materials under
Group 111,' with the recorrax cndation that bids be accepted as:
:recommended by: tlxe'' 1ospita.l Purchasing Cornmittee, in the total
0tU1t of. $93,
aPPlicablediscfl 6. Z5 zncl ?�4 ,
. Iee$ azxy
do::i : a
� z'rzatiozz of = �1� �,.
Yx eo the bid yxb and Mitchell,
contracts.was adcipted aothoa'•e accepted eC and by unanimous
iYzce ° xzin a. r a d:
� g the .Mayor � endc
yqx Mar .w tyingexecute and s
e dazz.ing this xc1lxaus,'
sales tauc, accepted: bids 'are as )
all,;
follows, all xzzcluciiu$ State'
uun and .I,aundxy
4
, erican Hospital
Pacific Cotto Supplyxz :
Baker Linen de
Stang Co.;C
Y 11o"euthaI &
nine and Sut
. Inc.
ch
' lyallx
$ 1,630.24
4,202.71
68p2.34
6, 758. 23:
585.8.8
322.40
8,316.96
16. x61 34
Rams AzIlilioteAv 1 t1'sxooh 200;1Y Co" fax
teal Inatrva e/2, $ ump s bad $ 34, 7g1.
s• daps, Co -
Arxze •zcan Ii'aaP t41 S
Mueller CO Supply
Matt,aY fiosPitapaxzy
.Szachaffpe. Supppy�
Ca�
5'i'e8t �Iazzd.
Reid. o.'s. ' l S .: „
\American Stexa ,,
$zschoff'8. I;zer Co.
N�►z.fion" Sam` 3 e
Anesthesia Equipment Co.
Stace r
Y , all xteiris with
40 aept nd45 of /terns 12, 22, 23,
a:
$ 1.4.80.55
922. 88
5, 596. 29
2,622.40'-
828..13
4,405,39
260. 90
1,6/6.18
543.52;.
184:.70
1,154.75
They
dccla,xed ad a being no: further
burned at 10.15: P. business. the eetxng Was