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F'..ryryr"'ary 11, 1929.
The Council of the City of Palo Alto met in :!-egular
sue" r 1 on this d£t to : at "7:60 p. n., with Mayor Ho7e presiding.
c''1 as follows:
?resent: 3ex't5che, Cat hch `"r,,,: Cnristenseai, Hobart, Hoge,
Johnson, "Jordn_ Kelly, Austen, Thoits, Thomas,
Wing.
Absent: Cottrell, Wood.
On motion of ':`l:.% Jordan, the minutes of the
. . .. ;_^. 's of January. 14 and January X22, 1920, vR-,.e approved.
Hearing on Assessments
It r:'as announced that this ,...;as the time set for the
inuatio,l- of the hearing .on. the assessments for the rc ; ment.
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Y. Orem, and Dr 7. '/1 • nail. w+e-re...xead and considered, these
nrote-sts heir against `in,ersecti:on charges on GuindaStreet.
'_f a's- stat M1id.. Vy.'t.ne.- City :En�ni ee.r. and' Cit r Attorney ti a J� the
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-r c�-t ents `� beei••i• ma_lio' in _accord ance with the provisions
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. :'o J 12.1e`n t =-c'�W of 1911,. on the- front �'cotaE7e bas:_s, an c�iUld n:ot
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E'a, fro as ;es��.ent o.� the L'.t1reet Siuperin t�ero.ent under _7es>ol -
.ion of, Intention . . 66;x, Was read, and on motion of '+l.ry•� and
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..emuii/s, was pa.i eC-/.dy✓y Unarir <.S- fete .on roll call.
,:,.esoaut on No. 72'] aLprrovinz assessments f t,
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^oo ;meat, o f _C:h nning -Avw v_ an ra nds. �>rre
�. raue., �..�neo:l..ra Avenue r:;n.,ae� d
. read,:and o;:, motion ofTY oits and Wing, wre ac:%)nted by
.+.n'..'.nimous '7c).te on o �.�. `ci.C1..}L• e
The .'^_iagofer of ' the assessments on the 'o '4' cornerr,3 on
X fling e de :'.hero the assessments are v <; a
=v n� �, z, �•;�heavy and in somt-,
e5-.hitrner than the value. Of the lot,wss brour.ht :. ',. the
.. gentian of the Mayor,-: .The •City En;incer stated that the
:.,mount of :;'600.00 .rr' (;vim o.us y appropriated by the Council l to pay
"art of the coat of th' sc" intersections on Charming .venue was
not enough; and he suggest trr t t'nematter be referred to a
On motion of,. Cathcart and Bertache, this matter was
referred to the City-Engineer',City .rit„orn ey and Committee t:t No . 4.
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_'ar. consideration
Hearings on Res. of Int.t'708 and 716
It was announced that this was the ti, l_ set for a
continuation of t :e hearing' :b:; Re olution: of -rnL:er t1cn No. 708,
for the construction of - sidcwa k i.:i 'College Terrace, and also
n ( r �" !S ry y
. -ate t:. hear ing'- on Reso t±on, of - I,a�ten4ion No . ! 1�.�. for the
,. nstruction of sidc;ir;a1 s in 'other parts .o f the Mayfield District.
ei City:Engineer in.fo-ri ed the Council that Dr. ;ood v i shed to
ave this :;ratter deferred: �o t«'gat ne might have an onr,ortunity to
Ludy t O motion of .e1Zy and Las ter: the hearing
' the -plans, a,l ua .i � ,� � � iriti
_ 71 said roeolUtions ofd' inutentio .. `wmss continued to the regular
meting on March
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Hem on. Res. o -f int. 71'7
This was also the time for a hearing on Resolution
of Intention No. 717, for the construction of sidewalks and
sidewalk. corners oncertain streets in Palo Alto. A protest
was received from -Hazel Hiller McKai
g and Geo. McKaig against
the construction of sidewalks along their property on Pope Street
in:Block''7Q. e Mr. McKaig was present and addressed the Council
on this matter. There being no one else who desired to be
heard., the hearing was closed.
Resolution No. 722, overruling the protest of Mr. McKale,
was read, and on motion of Wing and Lausten, was adopted by
unanimous vote on roll call.
Resolution No. 723, ordering the work of construction
of sidewalks under; Resolution of Intention No. 717, was read, and
on motion of Jordan and Bertsche, we}s passed by unanimous vote on
roll call Said resolution fixes February 27, 1929., at 7:30
p. m. as the time for receiving bids on this work.
Concerning Closing of Acacia Ave.
This was the time also for a hearing on Resolution
of intention No. 719 for the closing of Acacia Avenue between
First and Third Streets. No protests were received. Two deeds
were presentee .;one'to be signed by the President and Secretary
of, tie Baysidel Canning Company deeding a portion of their land
for the widenig of First Street, the other deed 'to be signed by
the Mayor and City Clerk deeding the land made by `the closing of
Acacia Avenue to: the ,Bayside Canning Company. The matter of the
_:purchase by the:Sutter Packing Company of the narrow lots facing
Acacia Avenue which_ the City holds by tax deed was discussed.
Mr.. `Cutler, .rep reseni:ng the Sutter Packing Company, addressed the
Council., - sta:ting that I:t was his understanding that the lots could
be purchased` for; theamount of the delinquent taxes. After some
} d.isc;us"sion on .this.' ma-t,ter`, the hearing was closed, andbn motion of
{ Wiz g; and:. B"er,tschee the, matter was referred to the --City Clerk,.
-,C"i ty Attorney, ,City .Engineer and Committee No 4 .for negotiations
and to report . back to the Council on February 27th.
Councilman rood entered and took his seat at 8:30 p.m.
Change of Setback Lines
This was the time set for a hearing on the recornmenda-
tion of the City Planning Corrrn,..ssion to change the setback lines
on certain lots in Blocks 2 and 3 of Seale Subdivision No. 7..
,Ik>. protests were received, and there being no one ' present who
desired to be .heard, the hearing was closed.
Ordinance No. 443 changing setback lines was read, -and
on motion of uyin, and Lausten, was adopted by unanimous vote on'.
roll call.
Petition for Paving (-:no. for C osin8 Streets
A petition.was received ,from George Moore and other
property owners :in' the- Mayfield District asking that ; proceedin,rrs
be started to. pave aU the! unimproved streets in College Terrace
with the exce=ption of Cambridge and Oxford Avenues:; - and further
petitioning ;that :Oxford and Cambridge Avenues be closed from Yale
Street.toeAmhe Streetsethe city to acquire by deed the central
W foot .lots,.: to .sell said lots anad with the the ,
proceeds to pay �,.
'cost -Of t;he procedure ,and' to procure a suitable :site in or adjacent/
to i llegeeTerraee for a park and playground, the property owners
.. abutting the` streets to be' 'given the 5 foot strips .adjoining their
respective. properties. ` In view of the feet. that the matter: of
closing Oxford and Cambridge Avenues has been before the Planning
Commission. for consideration at a previous time, on motion of
Hobart s
Coimnissi
and to a
the prop
that the
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be withhel
payment of
the second
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placed on 1'
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allowed Coln
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Ho Dart and Mrs, Thomas, the.. petition was referred to the Planning
:omission, with:the request :for-. a:, pubiic hearing -on the matter
and to .ascertainif, a satisfactory agreement could be made with
the property owners.
Petitions to Close Streets
A petition was received -from Ralph W. Evans, requesting
that the portion of Portage: Avenue between £'bird Street and the
Southern Pacific right of way ke,,bc.1o:sed, the ?and to revert to -
Mr . Evans, the owner of -the property on both sides of the street.
A petition. was also :received from the Southern.
?acific4ompany asking that a portion of Olive Street, between
Third Street and the Southern, Pacific right of way be closed,.
the . .and to ;revert to the Southern Pacific Company.
On motion OfHWing and.whisler, said petitions were
referred `to the City Planning Commission.
Letter from City .Clerk
A co:rmunicatio-n. was ,received from the City Clerk
concerning the reference':: of : certain matters to committees or
boards: without; awaiting. directions from the Council, for the
purpose of expediting business., suggesting regular tunes for
committee meetings,..<^nd ,concerriing the preparation of dockets.
Letter from State Bridge Committee
circular letter was received from the State Bridge
Committee concerning the San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge to be
opened . bou.t parch 1, 1929, and requesting press material for use
of newspapers in preparing ,special .editions of this event.
..otters ,Fro c Meaner Lumber Co.
Two communi.eatio.ns were received from the Merrier
Lumber Company, one dated. January 26, 1929, asking that X830.20
be withheld ;from. the 7restern Paving Company,, contractor, in
payment of, materials furnished . by the Berner Lumber Company;
the second letter dated January '28, 1929, withdrawing the former
letter, the debt having been paid. These communications were
placed on file.
hetarn. of Witness Fees
A letter: was received,.from the Leputy City Attorney
enclosing a cheek In -the amount ;of X3.80 being legal fees
allowed C:ounci1man"E. C. Thoits as witness in the case of City
of Palo Alto vs.: Cashel.., which he had not accepted.
Letter .on. Sewag'.e: Dispersal
communication from the >Coi ittee on Sewage Disposal
of tae. League of. Ca1i;fornia Municipalities requesting the Council
to pass ' >resoa ti,on Senate Bill No. 651 was referred
to the City -Attorney.: ,
Letter fro;r2, �r,Sfe,gfred
•
A- letter was received. from Thorwald Siegfried, attorney
of Los Angeles, .asking if there` ;have beer, complaints or protes=t's
against :a neighboring.,eement, mi.11. the: City Clerk was directed
to ainswer .this .communication advising Mr. Siegfried that no
such complaaints have been" filed.
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Invitation to City Plan Conference
An invitation was received to attend the annual city
planning conferenceof the California Real Estate Association to
.be held at Fresno on:February 14 and 15, 1929.
Concerning:Widening Widening Ashby Ave.
Referring to the matter of acquiring the necessary land
from 1% P. Martin for the purpose of widening Ashby Ave
nu, was received from the Board of Works recommending uthe$
aaoption' of a .resolution starting condemnation proceedings on this
strip of land.
Resolution No.: 724, ordering action to be brought to
condemn certain land for the Widening; of Ashby Avenue, was read,
and: on motion of -dying and Christensen, was :.gassed by unanimous
vote on_ .roll
Concerning Purchase oofTriallgi2
4 report was received from the Board of uorks a report' of the Board of Safety in reference to safety consdera
tions connected with the `purchase by the City of the triangle
.of land at the interse'ction of Palo Alto Avenue and Middlefield
Ro-d, and Approving of the policy of purchasing this; triangle of
land. it vItaa,,stated that this matter is now before.`Committee
No.; 4 for consideration, and the committee is not yet ready to
make a report.
Change in Street Name
A recommendation of the Board of Works to change the
name of Forest Court to Forest Avenue was referred to the City
Planning Commission.
C1ai:n : of fir: Aronov.ici
A report was received from the Planning Commission
recemmending,thepayment of the bill of Dr. Carol { sty
plan consultant, for $130-.84 for services rendered.— ..0nymotion
of Tholto and Wood,. thi;a:claim was approved.
Opinion of Attorney .on Fire Limits
An opinion from the. city Attorney relating.: to the
existing ordinances prescribing the fire limits and forbiddin
the erection of .wooden strutctures therein was received and g
referred to Committees. go, 1 and No. 2.
Concerning Plata Plan
A report was received from the joint committee,
composed of Committees No. 1, 2 and 4, concerning the *natter of
the ;Plaza Plan as previously recommended by the Planning
Commission and Board of Works. This report recommends that :'the.
City, proceed'..wlth the. improvement of the University Avenue
entrance, with the understanding that the oi/ stations be
retained;: provided that the University approves
by the City to the Standard Oil Company a
ndShell fOiloCompany rposed efor3
a- period of five years at a rental of p12,000 each, payable in
advance, at the time of the execution of a lease to each a
fbr,• a period of five years, and that the grounds and buildings of
these service stations be relocated in accordance with the plans
of` the ' ci ty,a
The report of the joint committee further recommends
that_ the Southern Pacific; Company be sent a copy of the minutes
of the proceedings with the following requests
of the minute
Company and 4
their line a:
notified toe,
ninety days;
asked to recc
ing the Plaza
to the Courcj
filling stati
final complei
Commission, s
December 26„
"upon a tho:^o
the opinion t
immediately,
terms wha te^re
the proposed
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on this.mate
the offer mad.
to occupy wit]
University ?►v
these oil com..
or these loca
above named 1c
subject to tho
commission an(
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petitioning t:
at the Univer;
be re -located
concerning thl
Alto Times th
University "wa
purposes", ata
for the claim
university.
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"1. That they grant to us the necessary easement
across their right of way for the widening
of: University Avenue in accordance with ;these
plans:..
"2. That they be asked to improve and maintain that
portion of the Plaza where it crosses their
right of .way, except as to the minor variations
as suggested by Mr. Anthony.
"3. That,:: they be asked to permit the Peninsular
Railway Company to re-route their line over
their rightof way to conform to our plans.
"4. That they be asked to build a new depot ` further
to the north and away, from _University Avenue,
that : theyimprove the grounds around the de po t
to conform and harmonize with our Plaza plans.
J. That we include in our request any other item
that; ,may -later appear to be of importancein
the: prosecution of this work."
The ,joi o 'recommends that the City "send a copy
of the minute's .of its ;.proceedings.:to the Peninsular Rahway
Company and ask there to conform to the city's plans by re-routing
their line 'as proposed ,in these pland; that" the bus company be
notified to -„vacate: the`' present station on city property within
ninety days,. that "the Board of. Works and Planning Commission be
asked to reconsiderthe, report dated December 26, 1928, recommend-
ing the. Plaza Plan, as shown on map dated July 19, 1928,, and report
to the Council a plan involving the temporary retention of the
filling stations and their ultimate removal so as to permit the
final complete development of the consistent plan of beautificat orl'..
A report was received from the City Planning
Commission-, stating that,it had reconsidered its report dated
December 26, 19280 as requested by the joint committee, and
,upon -.a thorough, reconsideration, the Planning Commission is of
the opinion tha ' whe two o13 stations should be removed
immediately, because. the' retention of these oil stations on any
terms whatever will, largely nullify the benefits to be gained by
the proposed improveffients"
A report was also received from the Board of Works
on thia matter, recommending to the Council "the acceptance of
the offer made by the. Shell Oil Cempany and Standard Oil Company
to occupy with filling stations the corners of the entrance to
University Avenue from the Highway, at the payment by each of
these: oil companies of $12,000 in advance for a five-year lease
of these. locations; that the placing of these stations at the
above named locations and theplans for the stations are to be
subject to the .approval o:f the Chairman of the City Planning
commission and the City Engineer".
A 'petition was.' .submitted with 63 signatures.
petitioning the Council to permit the service stations to remain
at the university Avenue entrance, either as now located or to
be re -located to conform with the accepted p:tans .
A communication was received from Mr. W. L. Peet
concerning, this mattes,- and ,commenting on a .>tatement in the . Palo
A7 to ::Times that, the land along -- the highway leased from Stanford
university:."was:,. given ,into the keeping of the city for park
purposes", stating that. in his. opinion there was no foundation
for..the claim .that there was such an understanding with ,the .
university
A motion=was-made by Wing and Cathcart to adopt the
report of the joint committee, composed of Committees No. 1, 2
and 4. ' A long discussion on the matter followed., Mrs. Thomas
spoke in behalf of the Planting -Commission expressing its views,
with particular reference to its reasons for recommending the
removal of the 'oil stations. Councilman Jordan .stated that the
oil:companies werewilling to relocate their stations and :hake
them 'conform to the' plans adopted, and he also stated that
Controller Roth had': advised that, in his opinion, the University
would have no objection. to the proposed leases. It was felt by
a majority of the Council that a bond issue to improve the
entrance might`�not carry, and that the opportunity offered by
the oil .-companies' wits payment in advance for five-year leases
should be aecepted, in order that work on the Plaza might be
started at :once
A vote was then taken on the motion to adopt the report
of the joint. co ittee which resulted in 11 Ayes and' 3- Noes-
Hobart,. Thoits and Mrs. Thomas voting "No", and the Mayor. declared
the motion was carried.
Mrs. N. E. Malcolm, representing the Federated women's
Club, addressed the Council concerning municipal gardening and gave
information as to 'what other cities are doing in this: work, such
as' adopting municipal flowers, planting rose gardens, wild flower
gardens;etc.i and suggested that these ideas might be used in
planning-thePlaza.
On motion of Jordan and
City Attorney were authorized to
ations of the 'joint committee as
roll call.
Whisler, the Board -of Works and
proceed to carry out the recommend -
adopted, by unanimous vote on
On.'motion of Cathcart and Hobart, the Planning -
Commission was requested to cooperate with the Board of Works in
the ` preparation cif a, plan looking toward the, ultimate:. permanent
development and beautification of the entrance, and including
the retention of the filling stations for a five-year period, and
to report back--toi° the Council. In making this motion, Councilman
Cathcart stated that' it .was his opinion that the Council should
approve al.l` plans prepared by the Board of Works and Planning
0ommi.ssIon which are to be permanent ones.
Appropriation to Community Center
A report was received from Committee No. 4 recommending
that $250.00 be `. added to the Community Center budget from the
unexpended balance ~o,f the general fund. This recommendation was
approved byr .unanimous vote on roll call.
A, report wasreceived from Committee No. 4 recommending
that the request: of the: Chamber of Commerce for an appropriation
of $350..Oo. for .the purpose .of defraying a portion of the advertising
and publicity expenses of the Palo Alto Inaugural Special train
be approved, the money.' to be taken from the Municipal. Welfare Fund.
On motion of Jordan and Christensen, m, this request was approved, by
unanimous vote -,.on roll call.
Garden Contest in '1ayfiel.d.
Councilman Wood informed the' Council that the Exchange
Club of Mayfield is conducting a garden contest in Mayfield and a
portion of. South Palo Alto, and that prizes totalling about *400.00
are ,:to be:'giver for the most beautiful yards. He: suggested that
the City of Palo Altomight supply trees to plant along College and
Stanford Avenues, and ;the ,Council : might encourage this project by
donating; $25.00 as one of the prizes. On motion of Wood and Hobart,
this matter was referred to Committee No. 4 for investigation.
Councilman Wood was excused at this time and was absent
during - the rest .. the meeting.
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that the
employees
to Februa:
A recommez
report be
this'purpc
and Johns
allowed, 'k
requested
on all the
insurance,
to be cons:
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that the f;
with the Be
Treasurer i
expenses in
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this letter.
regulations
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of Public Se
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Palo Alto Ave,
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Concerning Liability Insurance.
A report was received from Committee No. 5 recommending
that the present public. Iiablllty policy of city officers and
employees, taken out with the Pacific Indemnity Company, be paid
to February 11, 1929, and cancelled, the amount due being $360.00.
A recommendation was received from. Committee No. 4 that this -
report be approved and the amount of $360.00 be appropriated for
this purpose from the, contingent fund. On notion of Christensen
and Johnson, the report was, ap roved and the appropriation
allowed, by unanimeus..vete: on_ roll; call.
Committee No". 5.':also reported to the Council that it has
requested the City Attorney tostudyand report to the committee
on all the propasitions submitted relating. to public liability
insurance, and to drsw' up : a set of specifications for insurance
to be considered by the comriittee ..
As to Cormnunity. Center F1:xnds
A report was, received:. from Committee No. 5 recommending
that the funds of the .Community Center Commission now deposited' 'k,
with the Building and Loan: Association be deposited with the City
Treasurer in the OpmmunityCenter.Fund and handled as other
expenses in the fund" are "handled. On motion of Wing and
Christensen, this ,report was adopted.
Ordinance on Building Area
The proposed ,ordinance" aze.nding Section 1004 of Codified
Ordinance No. 3 relative.to building area in the third resicential
district was presented for second reading.
A letter .from .S. E. Moore concerning this matter was read *,j
this letter enclosing copies of letters relating to building
regulations in;.other. cities.. The ordinance and letters were
refereed back to Committee No. 1,
Reports of Officials.
The reports of the Department of Public Works, Department V
of Public Safety,.Auditor and Treasurer for the month of January;
1929, were, received. And placed on file.
Concerning Fmbs:readero Subway
The City Attorney gave a verbal report concerning the
proposed ,sutbvay .at Enbarcadero Road, and called attention to the
fact that a bond election.shou7d be called for a bond issue to pay
the City' s; share of :the cost of this subway. On motion of Thoits
and hisle-r,, the matter was referred to the City Attorney, City
Engineer and Committee No. 4, to report on February 27, 1929.
Councilman dying suggested that the City Attorney look up
the bills now before the legislature to see if there are any
proposed bills relative to the division of costs of a subway
between" the railroad; city and county.
Decision from R. R.Cormii.�ssi,on
A decision: was. 'presented from the Railroad Commission
in the matter of the petition ;of City of Palo Alto for an order. .
granting privilege of temporary .grade crossing at Palo Alto Avenue,
removing the time limit ,for .the maintenance of a grade crossing at
Talo Alto Avenue .until ;further. odder of the Commission.
Widening Dana.Street
The, City Attorney made a verbal report on the natter of
acquiring .a- strip of: land 20 feet wide from schoolproperty for the
purpose - o f :-widening :Dana Street , which is adjacent , to the new sub-
divisf on of Crescent Park- Addition No. 1. This matter was
referred - to the`: City. Attorney to confer with the Board -of -Education.`-
. Concerning Proposod Change of Zone
C:ouncilian Cathcart brought up the matter of the
desirability of including certain property on Ramona Street in
the. third residert:ial 'zone, and called attention to the. fact
'that the zoning>ordinanc>e: provides that the Council` may take the
initiative in requesting the Planning Commission to consider a
change Hof zone;. ithout expense to the property owners involved.
0n motion of Cathcart and Thoits, the City Planning
Commission.was;re,uested to take ,under consideration the desirabil-
ity:of:extending the third residential district in -the following
:canner To extend the northeasterly boundary in Bloek'24 to
intersect'Addison Avenue, thence'southwesterly on Addison Avenue
to intersect with the Industrial District,or any part thereof
which the P3annng Commission might think desirable to incorporate
in such.a district.
Ronthly Blabs
0n motion of Bertsche and Kelly, the following
claims were and -warrants authorized, by unanimous vote on
roll call:,
E. L. Beach
H. 3. Crocker Co .
E. D. `Lakin
MalcolM and David
Travelers Insurance Co.
Western 'Union Tel. C.
.
Frank G. Hoge
A. T. -"Pettey
Bancroft -Whitney Co.
Glenn R. Lumbard
Carol Aronovici
4; 20.00
10.93
75.00
200.00
115.57
5.25
/7.3.2
38.55
30.00
360.00
130.84
the Council adjourned to Wednesday, the
1929, at 7:30 p. m. in the City F, l .
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