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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03141938City Hall,, Palo Alto, California, March 14, 1938. The Council of the City of Palo Alto Bret in regular, session on this date at 7:30 '.L., with Mayor Sais ian presiding Roll call as followse Present: Blois, Bonham, Cashel, Collins, Costello, Cypher, Goddard,; Irs.. Merner, Richards, Salsrnan, Thoits, Thomas. - Absent: Mitchell, Mosher,; Wood. The minutes, of the meetings of lebruary 14 and 17, :19381 were approved. .Letter from Frank Lee Crist re Storm Waters A letter vas- received from Frank Lee Crist, attorney i'cr property owners on Erbarcadero Road, concerning damage cGused by stoma waters ..w ich are carried in an open ditch and :permitted to flood adjacent land, and suggesting that before another rainy season coTme'nces a thorough study of this problem be mane by the city engineers. On motion of Thoits and Richards, this communication e.s referred to the Board of Works _with the request that the Board a a,ke a study and report on the whole storm" drainage question. :he matter of any possible liability on the part of the City v,�as referred to the City Attorney. Letter from Paj.o Alto Labor Advisory Board A letter was received from the Palo Alto Lab)r Advisory Eoard, requesting that the specifications for the construction of the Hospital addition include the provision that local labor ce employed exclusively. On motion of Costello and Cashel t: s communjcat on was referred to the Board of Works. The .cy Clerk was directed to answer the letter, informing the :,aoor Advisory Board of the action taken and advising therm of the city ordinances now in effect in regard topreference for ocai labor on public worn. Re,ue5 t for Street LiF ht : A communication from Christine Cummings requesting t: -:at a street light be i:stal1ea on Flton Street in the middle the bloc between Xing sie y and: Ifielville Avenues was ref. erred.; the Board of Works.. Letter '{r ou'm S.,.Cutllherts.o-n ree ax:Leniency Len:.ency Law A letter was received .from 5. M. Cuthbertson rec;,uesting he Council to endorse the T,ten-year tax leniency lawn. On motion of Thomas and " Goddard, thus matter was referred to Coamittee Ago. 5. Claim of arry Ellis A communication was received from the City Attorney (o::cerning injuries to Barry Bilis who ran into a tree which l'ojects over the sidewalk on Waverley Street between Hamilton 4 enuetand .forest Avenue, and recommending that bills totalling S 84 for an examination of his eyes and for new glasses be eia by the City, and that a release'. sine . by Ellis $ �.r . .� �. �. � be 4eed on file. The City Attorney explained in is letter R;hat. after investigating the., case he had come to the conclusion that the City was liable because of the fact that the sidewalk is so constructed at the base of the tree s.er as not to afford any protection to a pedestrian walking normally along the sidewalk. On motion of - Thomas and Bonham, the Auditor was authorized to pay the bill of 410.00 from Dr. B. Gordon Smith and thebill of 428.84 from the Je nkel-Davidson Optical Company, as recommended by the City Attorney, the amount necessary to. pay these bills to be taken from the liability insurance fund, by unanimous vote of roll call. The release signed by Mr. Ellis was planed on .file. At the suggestion of Councilman Thomas, the Board of Works was requested to make a survey of sidewalk trees i.n' .an effor.t to protect the City against any future claims of this sort. It was also suggested in this connection that an ins_nection might be made by the Board inregarc to ` the height of awning frames. ;enort on Retirement Systems A bulletin was received from the League. of California Municipalities enclosing a copy of a report prepared by the Municipal Finance Of -facers s Association on Retirement Systems for Public 'Employees. This, report 'as placed on file. Resolution Opposing Reduction of Federal Highv.ay Aid A bulletin was received, from the League of California Municipalities enclosing a copy of a .resolution adopted by the Executive Comittee of the League opposing the proposed reducti©n ; of federal highway aid, and suggesting that if the Council; agrees with the point of view expressed a similar resolution be adopted by the Council and aent to the United States senators and representatives in Congress from California. On motion of Thomas and Richards, Resolution No. 119, opposing the proposed reduction of federal highway aid was adopted by unanimous vote: on roll call. A i:cation of Seventh --Day Adventists to erect Tent communication was received from the Santa Clara County P1ann,ng Commission concerning an application they have received from the Central California Conference of Seventh --Day Adventists for a permit to erect a tent at Newell Road. and Greer Lane; ,just outside the city limits, for religious meetings, which the County °fanning Coil:nission has recommended to the Board of Supervisors for approval subject to the following conditions: (l) That the application be approved by the City Council of Palo Alto; (2) That no commercial enterprise be conducted in connection with the religious meetings, and (3) That the permit be issued for a period of six months from date of approval. The County Planning Commission advised in its letter that the Board of Supervisors have approved the application subject to the above conditions but will not issue the permit until they have received notice of the action taken by the Council on this matter. A report was received from the City Planning Commi ion advising that it has considered the matter and has adopted the following policy: nThat all tents, temporary tabernacles, or other temporary structures be prohibited within or near the city limits for extended use. It is felt that no such structures should be built closer than 1500 feet to any residential di s tr .c t of the city." T. member of t: viewpoint of consideratic residents a: was expressE particular at the propc religious ME On the applicat by the Centr for per.missz, Road and Gre the Santa C1, to the Co unc. on this moth On Planning Com: R e oue st A 1 Company requE half of ? o cll that this co and has agree closing proce a r recommending Aiba Park Aau that this a1.1 to prepare to Pacific Gas a2 proceedings. On of the Board c the City Attox proceedings fc �, A e 0Qmmission re;: to Building �Zc: replacing aw i, wind y s �orm. A raj No. 3 recommenc at the Comm ; Commission. should be ap_.r, is no surplus i =erred to this Commi added to Acco, h the Community C Contingent i u:.d advised that, u th e corns)ent o: if allowed shou of.from the Con This matter was discussed, and Councilman Cypher,. a member of the Planning Commission, explained the Commission's" viewpoint on this question,' advising that the Commission in its consideration of the matter had in mina the welfare of nearby residents as well as the safety angle involved. The opinion :.as expressed by several council members that there was no er ticular. hazard in connection with the erection of a tent at the proposed location and that theuse of such a tent for religious meetings would not: be objectionable. On motion: of Bonham and Richards, the Council approved tr:e application made to the Santa Clara t;ounty i'lanning Commission by the Central California Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists for permission to erect a tent for religious meetings at iiewell Road and Greer Lane, subject to the conditions as laid don by. the Santa Clara County Planning Commission in its communication to the Council of February 17th. Counci!lrcan Thoits did not vote on this motion. On motion of Thomas and Bonham, the report of the Planning Commission ission on this matter was tabled. Request of P.O. & E. to Close Alley 4 letter was received from the Pacific Gas and Electric Company requesting the closing . of the alley in the southerly calf of block 6, Alba Park Addition. The Council was advised tat triscompany owns the property on both sides of the alley, and nas agreed to bear all expenses incidental to the street closing procedure. A report was received from the Board of works recommending that the alley in the southerly half o{' .dock 6, rba Park Addition, be closed. Committee No. 1 also recommended tnat this alley be closed and that the City Attorney be directed to prepare the properproceedings, it being understood that the Peciz'ic Gas and Electric Company is to bear the cost of the proceedings. On motion of Collins and Bonham, the recommendations the Board of. v;orks and Committee k1o. 1were approved, and the City Attorney was authorized to prepare the necessary. ;:roce.edings for the closing of the alley. Awnings:at Community. Center A letter was received from. the Community Center oo_:rmissiox: re guesting that an appropriation of 4p100.00 be added to Building Maintenance Account No. 821-18 for the purpose of replacing awnings at the Community Center which were damaged by wind storm. report was received on this matter Committee 4from • td GE' - o. 3 recommending that . money be provided to repair the awnings Le the Community Center in accordance with the request of the Commission. The committee reported that it felt the money should be appropriated frorn. the Contingent Fund onoy in case there .s no surplus in other Community Center funds which may be trans - :erred to this account. Committee No. ,4 recommended that the sum of 4100.00 be acaed to Account 821.--18 for the purpose of replacing awnings at toe community Center, this appropriation to be taken from the tingent Fund Councilman Collins, e, Chairman of Committee ido 4, e :wised that, upon the suggestion of the City Auditor and with t e consent of the members of "Committee No. 4, the appropriation_. -; allowed should be taken from the unappropriated balance instead c-' from the Contingent Fund. On motion of Mrs. Merner and Richards,: the recommendations of -Committees No. 3 and No. 4 were approved, the appropriation for this purpose to be taken from the unappropriated balance, by unanimous vote on roil call, Beer Licenses - A notice was received from the State Board of Equaliza- tion of its decision on the protest of the Council against tne issuance of a beer license to the Whoopee Shop, 524 High Street, advising that the Board has ordered that this license be issued. A.'notice :was also received of the decision on the protest of the Council: against the issuance of a beer license to the Mayfield Smoke Shop, 433 California. Avenue,„advvising that the State Board of Equalization has ordered that the application for tnis license be denied. These notices were placed on file. 42l.eitlAge_21LEELlinsula Lea. ue A communication was received from M. J' Vertin, President of the Peninsula Division of the League of California Municipalities, inviting the council members and city officials to the next meeting of the Divisionto be held. in San Carlos on Thursday, March 24, 1938, at 7:00 P.M., at the San Carlos City Auditorium. The speaker will be Prof. Thos. J. Ryan, President of the Santa Clara County Council of Social Agencies, on the subject ”Social and Welfare Agencies and their Activities. n Complaint on Lot Cleaning Bill A letter was received from Beatrice Clark, owner of property in Block 5, Bartley Tract, protesting against a bill of t2i2O for lot clearing, charges against her property for the year 1937; and asking that this bill be cancelled. On motion of Collins and Bonham, this matter was referred to the Board of Works and Committee Ao . 5 improvements to Veterans' b `!lain A report was received from tne Board of Works recommend- ing that the proposal for additional improvements to the Veterans' Building as outlined by the Veterans' Building Commission in its ' recent communication be approved. With reference to the request of the Veterans' Building Commission for an appropriation of $300.00 to cover the cost of materials for the additional work, the Board reported that it felt the policy of allowing this additional appropriation is a matter for the Council to determine. Committee Ago. 1 recommended that the project for additionalimprovements to the Veterans' Building be approved, and that an additional appropriation of X300.05 be made for the purchase of materials for this work, with the understanding that this money will not be used unless WPA labor is available for the project. A. report was also received from Committee tee i o . 4 recommending that a sum not to exceed $300.00 be appropriated from the Contingent Fund for the purchase of materials for addi.tional work on the Veterans' nu-ilding, provided that the WPA ,pro j ect is extended, and with the recommendation that no further appropriations be :9naae for the renovation and improve- ment of the' present Veterans ► Building. of Committee exceed 4300, purpose sty:; (C necue;r Ini to build a s 1035 Fulton, ordinance,. t c om.muni c a t io the sections particular c2 ordinance col A z advising that permitted to committee see On N f / Board o Viork Uniye?'si ing t re:.at a Bigh''ays Sa , � yr. officials, ap at the raiiro Peal and oriv as outlined i urging that t same time tha in view of th traveling pub. No. 1 ConCurrj ';Jri{s for / A re p.Lans .nor the and tne Soutrle grades at U iv with a Comr'iu,'1i is the desire' of this matter motion be made Public Works without delay for theDepart. The did not proper underpass at suggested point. 1i�aG L A .opt the reports o;, approved and City Engineer, On motion of Richards and: Thomas, the recommendations of Committees No. I and *o, 4, were approved and a sum not to exceed $'500.00 was. appropr:ia ted frog the Contingent Fund: for the pdrpose stated, by unanimous vote. -on roll call. (Councilman Thomas left at this time, 8:25 P.?., and was absent during the rest of the meeting.) Pet nest of Frank Bidwell to Build Arch In regard to. the request of Frank. Bidwell for permission to build a stucco arch over the driveway on his property at :)35 Fulton Street, which is .not permitted under the present ordinance, the Board of Works reported that it received a similar communication from Mr. Bidwell: and had sent him a reply quoting, the sections of the Zoning ordinance whicih applied to nis particular case and advising him that no exceptions to the ordinance could be permitted by the Board. A report was also received from Committee i'o. 1 addvising that under the existing ordinance Mr. Bidwell is not permitted to construct the arch as proposed and that the committee sees no reason for changing the ordinance. On motion of Cypher and Bonham the reports of the Board of Works and Committee No. 1. were approved. University Avenue . Underpass A report was received from the Board of Works recommend- ing that a resolution be adopted and cent to the Division of Highways,. State Department; of Public Works, and interested officials, approving the plans for the university Avenue Underpass at the railroad and for the separation of grades at El Camino aeai and university. Avenue . in accordance with the Y -road design as outlined in Board , of Works. Bulletin Ao. 80, Page 405, and ; rging that the State construct the nigimay underpass at the same time that the railroad underpass is constructed if possible, in view of the :large saving in .cost and the convenience to the. traveling public. A report was also received from. Committee No. 1 concurring in the above recommendation of the board of :.or.s for the adoption of such a resolution. A resolution prepared by the City Attorney approving plans for the construction of an underpass .: t �%Tlivers„ityAvenue Av enue the Southern Pacific railroad and for the separation of grades at University Avenue and El Camino Real, was t.:.tr a communication from thei City Attorney suggesting, pgif it is the desire of the. Council to encourag-. the a yc i_ iat.. �.: early consideration axon of tni.s :natter by the State Department of Public Works, that a cot .on be made directing the.. ayor to address the Director of Public Works urging on behalf of the City that the matter proceed f,ithout delay and that the Mayor send a copy of the resolution. :or the Department: s information. The City Engineer, advised that the resolution as drawn cod not properly designate the plans for the construction of tae enderpass at University Avenue' and the .railroad tracks and suggested that before its adoption it be amended to cover this • A notion was made'. by - Bonham, seconded by Cashel, that . t.e reports of the Board of Works and Committee No. 1 be approved and that the resolution, revised as suggested by the City Engineer, be adopted, Councilman Cypher objected to the approval of the Y -road design for the separation of grades at University: Avenue and El Camino Real, . as ,d he was not convinced that this is the best plan and doubted if it would solve the traf:sic situation. Councilmen Thoits and Richards were of the opinion that more time should be given to a study of this • uestion before a del inite plan is approved. During the discussion the City Engineer advised that, he believed there would be no narm in ` delaying action on the resolution for another month. The motion previously made by Bon m and Cashel was then withdrawn. .0n; motion of Richards and Cypher, the matter was referred back to .the'Board of Works and Committee No. 1. Councilman Thoits suggested that it would be advisable to give ' .the ' public an opportunity to be heard when the matter of the approval of the plans is brought before the Council. The Mayor advised that, if the approval of the plans for the underpasses at the railroad and the nighway is again to be consideredby the Council at its next regular meeting on April llt , he wou d see -that the newspaper is so notified in order that it might inform the public that the plans are on display and ail interested citizens would be welcome to attend the meeting. Additions and Alterations to City Hall A reportwas received from tne Board of L.orks submitting to the Council, with the Boa,rdl s approval, the detailed plans and specifications for additions and alterations to the City and requesting permission to call for bids on this work. On motion. of Cypher and Richards, this matter was referred.to Committees Not l and boo. 4. Incidental ;x 'uses _ on Ros. ital Addition ' A report was received from the Board of Works requesting the Council to se;t ups a. revolving fund of $250.00 for incidental expenses in, connection with. the Hospital addition. Committee No.. 4 requested -the :Council for further time in which to consider this matter which was granted. Resolution: on Airport A report was received from the Board of Works -trans- mitting a resolution relating to the operation of the Palo Alto Airport, with the recommendation that this resolution be adopted. The Council was advised that the approval of this reso ttion. is necessary before an application can be made for a WPA ,project for . the airport. Committee No. I recommended the adoption of this resolution. Resolution No. 1193, relative to the operation of the Palo Alto Airport, was read, and on motion of Thoits and Godaaed, was adopted by unanimous vote on roll call. Areement . for San Francisco Water A. report was received from the Board of Works advising that it has . received an, executed copy of the agreement between the San Francisco Water Department, iublic utiii Lies Commission, and; the City ,of Palo Alto for the purchase of water, ,and trans- mitting -;this-executed : agreement to the Council. The agreement was Placed on f it e . No -Pa ing far ap the southw of the all, northeaste: described from the is said alley for a distz ing that ar tiafety be Existing wr.: adjacent ;o garage was r . Roger R pointed out would relies aoc tors ane 02 approving a no -parking emergency ox A recommending licensing tr Alto, i hic : not adopted that it cone that this pr On motion of Safety and u attorneys fo presenting a business of introduced f; and Committee A that tne req L v.i to tne ae:ve from the city city of_ icier:? to exceed $35 r ccount 168 A r. 0or m t;.ee Ao. Yiorkss for aut Account, 168-a: suggested be r ecomendati.o:. t h, • o -Parking Area in Alley in Block 12 A report wa,s : eceived from the Board of Safety recommenc ing for approval a resolution establishing a no -parking area on the southwesterly; side of the alley in Block. :.L2 along tn.a-t portion. of the alley ;which adjoins the* Medico -Dental Building, on the 1 northeasterly side of said building, said no -parking area being described as follows` Beginning at a point 79 feet northwesterly from the intersection of the property line of Hamiiton Avenue and said alley on the southwesterly side of said alley and extendiing, for a distance of 14 feet A report was received from Committee No. 2 recommend- ing that an ordinance approving this resolution of the Board of safety be adopted as an emergency ordinance. This materwas discussed,anal' the traffic hazard existing in the portion of the alley in question which is as j scent to the ramp leading into the Medico -Dental Building ear age was . explained by the Chairman of Committee No . 2 and by r. Roger Roberts, member of the Board of Safety. y It was pointed out that the passage of the ordinance as recommended .,oulc relieve the situation "which has been complained of by coctors and others using the garage in the Medico -Dental Building. On motion of Bonham and ors. .urerner, Ordinance No. 739, epproving a resolution of the Board of Safety establishing a no -parking area in the alley in Block 1 ,, was adopted as an eergency ordinance by unanimous.vote on roll call. Oroinance re Used Car Dealers A reportwas received from the Board of Safety recommending that the proposed ordinance regu eting and licensing the business of used car dealers in the City of Palo i l to, which was given first reading o. ; January 10, 1938, be not adopted in its present . form. Committee •yo. 2 reported that it concurs in the recommendation of the Board of Safety try t this proposed ordinance be not adopted in its pre.3 nt form. Jn notion of Richards and Cashel, the reports of the Board of Safety and Committee No. 2 were approved. A communication was received from Lakin and Leve, attorneys for the Palo Alto Motor Car Dealers! Association, presenting a revised ordinance regulating and licensing the business of used car dealers. This proposed ordinance was i ztroduced for first reading and referred to the Board o±' Safety ena Committee loo. 2. Parkjn Lot A. report was received from Committee No. 1 recommending teat the request of the Board of Works for auteority to proceed t:ie development of the city --owned lot across the street from one city hall for the parking of privately ownea cars of city officials and employees be approved, and that an amount not to exceed $359.00 be made available for this purpose from r.ccount 168-99, Building Roads and A:iscei1•aneous. A report was also received on th is matter from ea'amittee No, . 4, recommending that the request of the -Boaru of horks for authorization to expend the sum of $359.00 from. ccount 168-99 for the purpose of developing this lot as suggested ted be denied. On motion of Costello and Bonham, the recommendation of Committee No. 4 was approved. Zr Councilman Collins, Chairman of Committee Ao. 4, nee u reported that the' committee felt it would be advisable to ::have a study made of the allotment of parking spaces in the rear of the city; hall. The committee was of the opinion that the that it .: situation might be relieved by the e:.iminati.on of the parking for an ace of privately owned cars of city emp:ioyees, thereby allowing more to make t: s -pace for tie.. parking of city owned cars and trucks. On motio:r informs.ti, 0f Collinsand Blois, the Boar': of Works was requested to make a study of this matter. Baler Councilman Costello referred to the City's ownership of the lot across the' street from the city hall which was < ink that purchased some months ago for 4,12,000. J0, with the idea that propriat a new public works building might be constructed on 'the (erred to property if plans being" made a t that time were carried out. this reco The project` for the construction of suss a building was not completed. Ur.. ,Costello suggested that a study be made as to 3eba the possibl4: uses of this lot or that consideration be given to the advisability of offering it for sale. On motion of Bonh nd Richards, the Board of Works was requested to rake that a reb m �; a study of the matter and advise the Council on the most Miss Ael.ii advantageous uses of the lot and as to the acvi:sability of ►works. T disposing of the property. consider t i,ouis F. L Ordinance re Office of ?urenasing Agent Bennett. A report was received from Committee -uo. 1 stating that it -desires further time in which to study the question of a change; in the office of iurchasing Agent. The committee was granted further time on tn.is matter. San erancisq ia1`to Creek D rCe A report was received from Committee No. 1 recommending that the Council accept the agreements with Peter Faber and Jacob J. Geng, authorizing the City to dredge the creek and releasing the City from any claims for damages which may occur as a resui-t of this ®pork, and that the Council authorize the transfer of $3003.00 for the project of dredging San zranci:squ .to Creek' and building up the dyke, as recommended by the Board of Works. Committee No. 4 recommended that the Council authorize the transfer of X3000.'40 from the Dredge Rental Fund to a: _fund T for the proJect`of dredging San Francisquato Creek. ti... Department month of e On, motion of Thoits and Collins, the recommendations of; Committees No. 1 and- No. 4' were approved, and the transfer . ont _i! ,.of $300000'. for this ,purpose was authorized from the Harbor --Development Fund and/or Dredge Rental .vuzxd, by unanimous vote on 02 roll call. were approve by unani rao Improvement of :Emerson Street A report was received from Committee No. 1 aavising that the committee ,feels that the participation by the City in paying a certain amount from the General Fund toward the project for : repaving Emerson Street between Lytton Avenue unc Ca Hawthorne` Avenue, as outlined in Bulletin No. 80 of the Board of Works, is justified, and recommending that the Board of works be B. requested to canvass interested property owners as to their or attitude toward the proposed improvement. rya of Co:ami tt, approved a; roll call. 1 report �n Amens u "N" of Grds Orcinance, and Cashel, _,e oort On motion -of Thoits and Richards, the Board of Works was •requested•to canvass the interested property owners in regard to the proposed•improvement of Emerson Street. • Ci Rec ues t l or. daLt :on to -Library: A report was receiver's. from Committee 6 advising., that it is '.making a study of " the request of the Library Board for an addition to the Library building, and will have a report to make to the Coun'ci1 -as ` soon': as the necessary definite information can be secured. Balance in Bell Tower A p rospriation A report , was ,received > from Committee 4 recommend- ing that the sure of p228.36 remaining in the special fund appropriated for the construction of the bell to+r:er be trans- ferred to the General Fund. On motion of Thoits and Bonham, t: is recommendation was approved by unanimous vote on roll call. Rebate on Lot Cieaain r ee A report was submitted by Committee tee loo. 5, recommending that a rebate of $3.50 on lot cleaning charges be ,Lade to Miss ;Nellie .Foster, as previously recommended by the Board of 'Yorks. The committee requested further time in which to consider the complaints on lot cleaning charges made by Louis F. Ledford, C. 6.. Davidson, Francis J. Smith, and F. 0. Bennett. On of Oom.mittee approved and roll call. motion of Richards and Thoits, the recommendation No. 5., as to a rebate of $3.50 to Miss Foster was this rebate was authorized by unanimous vote on The committee was, granted further time in which to report bn other complaints on lot cleaning charges. Amendment to Electrical Ordinance Ordinance .o. 740, amending certain parts of Section "N'I of Ordinance loo. 619 known as the Palo Alto Electrical Ordin; "nce, was given second reading, and onmotion of Bonham :nd Cashel; was adopted by unanimous vote on roll call: Reports of Officials The reports of the Department of Public Works, the Department or ,Public Safety,, the Auditor and Treasurer for the month of February, 1938., were received and placed on file. lontz:ly Bills On motion of Richards and Bonham., the following bills were approved and warrants authorized in payment of the same, L'y unanimous vote on roll call: Bank of America 25.00 Burroughs Adding 'Machine Co. 46.35 City of. Palo Alto (Utility bill for Naval Reserve) 3.00 City of Palo Alto (Utility bill for Relief Agencies) 36.05 H. S. Crocker Company 8.95 Palo Alto Times 46.65 Palo Alto Transfer Company 28.75 Mayor Byrl.R. Salsman 25.00 The Frank Shepard Co. 17.00 Stanley Supply Co. 13.03 The lravelers insurance Co. 188.17 Palo Alto :-los;pi gal 1362.00 s w Capi.toia: Dresden 24.90 04,00x —"Raw Mrs. Merner called attention to the fact that the monthly bill, formerly designated as the utility bill for the Women's Service League,, is now listed as the utility bill for Relief Agencies, and covers the utility bills of all organiza- tions using Warehouse No 2. Street Sins The Council was advised by the Deputy City Engineer, in response to a question by Councilman Richards, that the new street signs for the business district on University Avenue have been received and will be installed within two weeks On',motion the Council adjourned. APPROVED:'/ 4 j session on Roil call ?rese, Absent T approved. = . enio eark,, ner permit' Public Safe+ L.ounc11 1,o- z .ad revoked to yoermitr? fh -jurisdiction ,Board of Pub. On back to the of Lot 12, Bi the City of P and i= so :tiG.a to acquire ^ttorney. . +A; bion of t ne al L:aerscn Cafe, .. matter "" � ""G v V V � v 11.e set' ,.Li- %Cwr! . 3n m instruct to the issuance o r� ; oar d