HomeMy WebLinkAbout11121929City Hall, Palo Alto, Califoenia.
November 12, 1929.
The Couiic 1 of the City of Palo Alto met:iri regular
session of ti ^' s date 8 F. 1v7., with_,,oyrr Chri stensert ';'rest c.
J a '�
Roll call a.,s. follows:
?r.e ;R s L, Bertsche,
Cathcart, Christensen, Y
.,�e���. :�z,:.s Baugh, ,_�r� ., : .tea , �.o:, —.ee
t r r nowt^ Earl Thomas )
i1e � .i�, �i%i.�cJ 4�i X'n, .����i :?a„�.. , 1 r: \. :.� ? )
:Mrs . Margaret Thomas.
Aboert: Hobart, Reynolds, .. .t s1er,
The :iintxtes of the meetings of October 14, 1.8, 22 and
1929, were approved.
-ierr in` s (Continued;)
university A,
Avenue in th
cf Safety an
Petiti
• Avenue ^rnc L
:.venue was r
for a repo_';;
Letter
Mayor juot1r.
city matterS
reeuest-ed to
recorenendat';,
It was announced that hearings :�! d tine ' been cc�n, GG: to
Letter
this date upon the ;Hatter of sidewalks constructed b'e G. v . •
Cushing, . upon the report of the ce,misS.;.t`rero of widening C and
onering of Dana Street? Canter Street and Hamtlton iive ue/, and eecO' :.^.en at;
report t of commissioners fee the widening ..'n Cowper r - of coverage
u�or;`-the- x nc 't e co�;��; .,�..wo:ic�.. 5 :. >� 'rA., r� a.et l�gti' of ;.,,.
Clerk e that !1., c -^•i4 having '::F�s to ^ Pla:
6 tweet The �ler'k� . pow a .� o. 1 ;es _ a g - e: t_l�
ine c argex°egi est a further continuation of these hearings as thee
91-2 not yet .ready to ::take final reports. On motion of Cathcart Letter
and _, r. . Thomas, the hearings or these matters Nere continued.
to November 25, 1929, at 8 P.
Club Ssk1nf'
Improvement Middlefield Ro.;d and Le e 8
— — Engineer i_,f
.t s was � the time m<,..v set for k�ern � '� r ubon the resc;let{-.n taken up t l
.
of intention for the orove:::cn 1 j' :�; _ca<�lef i , u ":rac between and parked,
� -a :.venue w . r •a :� o T r, n
Sc� L, axd. ••'_'1b� C...C.t: G Road C:, ci, .,_+-"�_�.. 8 between HU:aBr
Charming. venues . No orotes is ?:'e::: received. 17_ ivev.
Resolution No. 826, ordering try:. work .tor imnr0e eee v
of ;'id.o.lefi 1a- Road. and Lane 3 ees eeou, and on` motion of '`�'seJ
T
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and Molts, wasadopted by unanieous vote on roll call.
The t '~::' for receiving bids on t_1s work vas seq. for 8 r.
:onda, November 25, 1929.
Change of Setback lane
Tnis was also tie time for a continuation of the
nearing . upon the recommendation of the City Panning Cor.?ti ss _` r
:o change seroack: lines on Lot 10, Eloek 1, Seale Addition
7, in accordance with reeluest of Yr. r-lbson, the owner. ":o
protests ,.ere received against t:_e nronosed change. Ordinance
T' Q . 486, changing setoa,c : wings on lecet 10, 310 r 1, Seale
Addition 1`o.' '7}' was read, and on motion of r:elly nnc Lauster:
was ;auot ted oy ufar1"loUS, crate on roll creel.
A report was received from tree Planning Commission
withdrawing its ;cam C vx.ei.?.s recommendation for change of se 4 bac'•'
lines on Bryant Street, Santa Rita :%venu.e and ytasha:ngton t:ve:late
in Block 51, South Palo Alto. C'+.: :"ot;%ien r, f Thoits and Beetsc ham,
therecommendation, 4 -�e ; 'tan njng C e,; ssicn wan r .e,]
Oa the .. VCi._ �-J..+ � ...? f�.-U`;1rO�\,d.
Petition to Close Alley
t; f'.'. t eter+ ,;:re re 3.n Block i��t?a ?e:>,
A petition o ;w pr.y ;.� � L'C Q .� O ..�C 1 ,
to close a portion of ,the alley .Y of d block, was received
.t Pat.'nnieg 1i.7:"'.".eissi n.
referred rea to �,n ' . e City .
PetitiOn on Traffic
A oet;.tion was rece/l.ved from pronert✓y owners on
concerning t:
Avenue and
it be al1o:;e�
in acct daanc,
stations to
considered t:
the Stands•:'c
ee .L ode SC r�
were rdxaa....-;: a.
_ l •
Commission, •
• this matter,
would 'log.- .
'ngineer the
'
for both the
later it fi . a
represents a•
L t 4 .
• cOncerniT1L•.' t
it .
and She__ s
eoncerr
?olice, conce:
o t:i in r e feaa .'
at the ?alo
and reportIn
field ll
a.
.r`. F..0 ;
.
matters
hey
art
'•-,' tersity Avenue concerning traffic conditions o;: University
A:en e in the residential section. This wns referred to the _Boars
Safety and Board of -Works
Petition to Open Webster St.
A petit„Lo?' 'fro"" tropert j owners s in t7.1e South 0r gen
.7en e Tract: toopen Webster•Sty' et from Oregon Avenue too' irar 1o' n
:ronue was referred: to he �.. L C Yvlm `.`,' r Board `' - If, is
.- � t .larnn�r �0 , �.S o Inc ,� a� Ow 'Or..S .
for a report.
Letter from Mayor
A. mimeographed communication was rsresented from the
:'a?or : ;toting recommendations made by the councilmen on various
matters. On motion of Cathcart and Kelly, the Mayor was
_lelested to refer to the approrriat.e committees all the
:,cor- erc tionsmade by the various court iimen in this report.
Letter from Ralph Madison
letter from hslph Madison concerning certain
_ecam.endat ons of the Planning Commission in regard to percentage
of coverage of lots in the third residential district was referred
to the ?lanning Commission.
Letter from P.A.Aesic:ents Club
A communication *as received from the ?a o Alto ihesidents
, lub e string that the triangle owned by the City a t Palo Alto
:i`.:oT'ue and Middlef ieid. .Rn . park. The �e improved as s na 1_. � c City
Engineer' informed the Coundil that the Board of Works has already
taken .up this matter and had -directed him to have this lard planted
nd parked, so that it would look more attractive.
Driveways for Service` Stations
Ai letter .was .received from the ; ands,:d. Oil Company
concerning the width, of the driveway at its station n t university
c.7e uc' and 1. Camino Real, which is 40 feet, with the re4uest that
it be allowed to remain at 40 feet, and not: reduced to 25 feet
in accordance ." it'x the city ordinance which re ,liiros service
stations to have rtriveways not over 25 feet in. width.
The City; Engineer stated that the Board of 'dorks had
Considered this matter and recommended that the driveways` of both
t le Standard Oil_:. station` and the Shell Cil Co' anv's station
made .3'? feet in width. This ':;ratter was discussed i ,= `maps
'ere exam
:.e,;�. Prof.�r'of. A. rs. Clark, cr Pir';:32"t of the �' ..�� P�
` 3�nrti
Commission, who had' been in conference with the :Board of :corks on
t is ratter, stated that a reduction in the width of the driveways
o,_,ld allow "more spacefor planting. It ::as stated by .the, City
Engineer : that the original plazaplans called for 40 -foot driveways
far both the S;iell and Standard
., Oil service stations, and that
later it'' was 'decided to make ' the . change . ;� r . 'S. H. ?r el sker,
.•epr esentative of`- the:.-S-Landard Oil Company, addressed the Council
concerning the rce.uest of his ca::zany.
After discussion '_ of the matter, on motion of Mosher and
:.; lly, it Was directed that that the driveways of. `octn the 7,tanc. rd Oil
Shell service stations be al o' ed to remain at 40 feet in width.
Concern`inp; Landing Field
A c0'?'municat'!on Wa:s r&cei vod from H. A. Zink, Chief of
concerning his Co .fereri.cp :w th Lieut. Goddard:and Controller
-'.o'th in regard t0. tie. dangerou,s'.condit. on of the landing field
the Palo ';Alto Sehoo1of :via tion at the time of oi, ames,
a d rep r-tini that t u e w U re" he nri Vilege of landing`: at this
f :,eld tJkill be:Withdrawn :cntrin byg_ games'.. This Was niacec. o' file.
Letters on Bus Ser'v'ice
Letters were receives: f rows 1:.rs . C. .. :rawn anu from
Z. H. Clark who live at Roble ?i re outside the y
Mrs. u . �. . , :, Ridre, u �1 city,
t ,
and whose children attend the ?alo Alto Union High School,
concerning the transportation oro Lem resu, ting from, the
discontinuance of the street car service from Mayfield J.:nction
to the High School.
The City. Attorney :lact an oral report on this matter
stating that a resolution had been prepared -resenting this
matter to the Railroad Commission jointly b y the High School and
the City, but at the r'e;;uest of Mr. Shoup of the Peninsular
:railway Company, he recommended that action on this matter taw
referred pending the result of a study of this problem which
now being .jade by the railwaTt company. This matter was
therefore laid over until the next reeting of the Council..
Letter from Satteikau. ngineerinp; Co.
A communication from the Satteika:a yn -ihe-:rind; Company
concerning garbage disposal plants was z'eferred to the Board of
'r;orks
A,lettexwas received from the City Assessor concerning
a double' assessment for personal property rate sFars t the
'city of ,,:Paris Cleaning and :Dyeing Company, any: recommending
a,: tax refund of $19.50. On motion of Thoits aridoMrs. Thomas,
,His refun was authorized by unanimous vote on roll call
?1" .co"T;r-untcation .was received from s.. G. Shoup,
superintendent p "1 / t Peninsular a i P .T+ ; rl
��.;:eri:n:tex3ciez2t •af. ,,he Railway Com��yary, concerning
the abandonment or its traces aro stst ng that :�tanfora.
Univers ty has requested that the rails between Mayfield Junction
and the connection with the Stanford University line, or: the
sate .r_L .�,. i,, ' 1� ri�r
g.xV1ay; be allowed to re:r�ai..r. ,.o,r the purpose of dY.t� ye 1..,.
f . . l oil University, until the University m kes of other
fuel t7 1 'G O the
arrangements or until the widening of the st highway hi.g a�. v is
started. The letter further stated that the Penins llor
7 C ro y ✓, . r with the e a r + 4
{u;�1.51'Et r V{i •. is agreeable to (so:;??�.:.,�"....i4� �v�r'�.tsa t�.et: :J r';„L'�i Gam^.._' % 1. j. a
request provided the City of Palo Alto will acknowledge in
writing, that the railway .company no longer has Q.ny obligation
to perform services between Wayfield ;unction and Palo Alto,
the University.
,
and that -the. City." concurs in t.. x•L.�v�v o f t:z�, ur����,r�i�,, .
httio','l o:'1 this matter was deferred until the next meeting.
. tate Assn.
A:::coz:3.munieation from the California xje l �.s tai
A soci.atlon- co.ncerni ga. resolution adopted .b, the a.s oc" ,.j,.r
at.. t.S Convention in San Diego concerning assessments t V
�Yr��n tax
rates w s received and: pl<lcect on file.
Letter .from Mun&<cipal. LeaEue
h letter" fro`:i the •League of California is ci.pal"_ -
- corcerning t„Ae pubiycation of the proceedings of t e last
convention, to be sold ' for about one dollar per Cory, was
reserrec: to the O.f,fice 1. nager.
A letter r was received it om the Peninsu'.sr Railway
cO_•:pany enclo.S
for year endin.
La;;sten, this
Letter fr<
ra C or
cf the Palo Alt
the State HI
highway at the
Bosrd of •;.er:s
Chairman of the
Highway
the
ig_lway CO 1S_:
improvement of
Road. On :rot...
Progressive re:
Ordinance
An oW
at public events
city attorney at
consideration of
refreshment st:?n
of big football
This p,
amended
de toPro v; <
ordinance
which said permit
:likewise re; ;ov. d .
to the of,:.�:ip^
-
The i
i =e ordinance (Or
aeily and Thomas
vote onroll call
I Tg
s'03S
.)rdinance o
t =e adoption
given first re
ARnrooriati.
A re ->or
- A report;
recommending o
�co-:u-:er g t,.z,�r,
Hopkins Avenue and
rantad. A r.e,
:err
on this "utter, re
• the Far -e
e�
k 3 t { '.,
r.:en
path. On motion
approved, ':.nani
Fund for Side
that the
and that
Ali s
report
Council
an ;eporo.:'r
referred
Sewers for
- report
a plan for co nstr:zo
ecommendat on that
concerned be fOr e L
h
Cn moti,,-
to Committee
"geering
with the o_•o
Cm
455
.pany enclosing -a check - for '4-4.40 in payment of franchise tax
fee- yearending . October .18, -1929. Cn notion cf 3ertschc and
to R fh ]� s. t y under r
.. �.:'.4J .. r.., t� ���+�-� C.'� .{i-+Ci'� �SV..i�.7-.� accented .� r�1. �'. r. protest. --
Letter from ;:?ro gc,rtiS• s i re:. League
44 communication was received from .. . L. :'ce` , °_res icier: t
'' the Palo Alto Progressive League, orctestin ag,ai st the plan
tion ,,.- of the State Highway Commission to widen a portLon of the Stnte
eighway at theexpense of Palo Alto. It ,,as reoortec that the
Bee -rd of corks has this matter under consideration and teat the
`. r^ S,. Sacramento o to ee feJ. with t h the
e: `" , >:a�::�an 4x' the Board is .to. �� to �rac� a.°. nt .n
i.fry ;gray Go mission .and re;uest 'they": to nay all costs for the
fi r, r e of .c 7 s between : O l ' e -venue and Pare Mill
and i::�.�Y�av-., went the six blocks n �o:�: �� �;
Road. On ;notion of i+i..osher and Kelly, the communication from the
ne `c`ressive League wes :referred to the Board of eorks
Is
Ordinance :on Refreshment eshment`'• St i of s
An ordinance was presented relative to refreshment stands.
at public: events, t,risordinance having been prepared by the Deputy
cj.t" attorney at the reeiuest of the Board of Public Safety, after
consideration of , a 'Petition frO i- Miss Greer and others that such
refreshment st .rd s oe` T rermittea ' on mbarc aaero Rona t. t the t i -� e
of big ' football games.,.
This proposed o'rdinance was discusses at length,' and was
=ended to provide that any stands erected under permit as provided
in the ordinance shall •`ber.em oved at the expiration { y
of the �' day for
r.� ich said permit, was- .;rte` nted,. all ruob + sA� and c <c, on s to be
ei.:ewise: removed. Section 2 of the rroposue ordinance relating
to •the parking of automobiles on private Property w es eliminated.
The ordinance (Ordinance /i497) as thus amended, ,e s on motion of
telly and :Thomas, adopted; as an emergency ordinance by unanimous
'aoi,e on roll call.;
Jrdinance on Arterial Stops
report was received froel the eoaad of Safety recommend-
ing the .adoption of an ordinance on arterial stop;. This ordinance
eas given first reacting and referred to Coelmittee No. 2.
Appropriation for. Graveled Path
A; report was receiveddfrom. the City 2lanr:ing. Commission
": eco.:.°tmerding that ; the petition to construct ct a graveled rata fro:r.
_ o;? ins`. Avenue and 4a-1son::'Street , to the .alter Hays ,School be
}`?anted. A x'epor4: vas also received fro?"7 the Board of '.iorks
on this clatter, recommending that the Council allow ?75.00 from
ti l Park
'3 J'• 1 - 1 yrp �. of TM^♦ ,S r YB
..�, r.�tYrY'ti< Bt,4tomen,.,•;:�z,nd for: t%�, purpose ,._ri_�*� this graveled
_"ath. - .-:Off;..: rmotion of_ ..ihoits_-and Mosher, thds reco","menaation was
a^proved , by enan1 ous vote or rol1. call.
Fund for Sidewalk Repairs
tion 1 report was received from the:3ca,•d of �•orks redo L.�encdin g
tax
. that the Council provide for .a'r;evo1ving fund for sidewalk repairs
=d 'that: an appropriation :of° 50O..0O be made for this purpose.
This was referred to Committee No. 4.
Sewers for - Merner: Tract
ties
report was'submitted by the Board of >rtiorks presenting
`{ plan for •constrUctton of 'sewers` in the Verner '"Tract, with, the
eecemmendationethyt 'a conference be held with the -property owners
concerned '.�efo e the: :r :i on ,, e a b the
,.o� r � �s�3.ut' car: t:cx_s matter is passed by
:the
T"` t Kelly, i s matter r rreferred
te .,�.:c..�. On .��ot;2o•ri of = �_.o:� a and ,.z._ ens
CommitteeeNo.le":withethe suggestion that the committee have a
^.eating with this property owners and: rep rt back to the Council.
yYj
COm ie.
sSion stating, that it had reconsidered its r Co%1',":enc tion
for the subdivision of Yrs . Stro::a: uist t s property using excess
conde:anation. act as previously recommended, and no,"1 ,joined with
Committee No. . l ir. reco,:.rencl ;.rah; to the Council tat :Plan i;:o . 2
of August 20, .1929' ,providing for extending ',Vebster Street from
the WestCoast 'Mili>tary ;Acad:;my ;rounds to Oregon, -venue be
approved. A report . was received from Committee:No. No I �: it
same recommendation.
�° ua. the
.�
Subd:ivisior.. of= Stronquist Property
repert_ s received from the City � was i �. y Planning_
v., a
} ` crap , showir;. , the extension of e bs ter Street with
curves fror' Santa :ita; Avenue to Marion b
y�{. `,ys� », y� yy y��y p /� `� Avenue vas explained �,.
lr. • iw`J.� tharL 51a��ies o'!% he' e: L 1de sr' s office.
♦e T f , c, Pisr. . S V adem, property
o finer .`between Oregon . Gtvenue and Marion Avenue, was present and
objectecle to the proposed plan. He Sungest•ed certain changes 1'
the curved. ortion of Webster which � ,,
P Street would:meet with his
approval:.
After' aisou Sion, on motion of Vos ester and �Sertschee,
this .".latter was, referrer to the Board of ,Iron- to prepare
plans for the ooening, o,f Webster Street,. makingemimor modifictic:;s
if necessary, all . voting Aye on this motion, except Johnson
.and jelly, who vo tted No, as t:.:;-- t'' y
� .. {�;�'wJ-7.:i, ti L.'�+C: i..��'�i.�.�ir� should be
referred back to traw Planning Coin; ssion..
Widening
1,ytto,- Ave.
Areport was received from the City Planning
Commis ion iXafo;~71in the Counci ` that, the Commiss,io'.", favors the
widening of Lytton;. hvenue between Alma and u3rys:nt , Streets,
provi =ed ,tnAt; a considerable majority of Pronerty owners- san:':i�'-r
their desire for this improvement, t, and -.
o. provided ���.sc t yes;; this
widening can be e cco*nplisred without considerable expense to
the
Citye
Report
Coverage
A, report :Was :received from the Planning Co-onission
eonoernf ng-;the;.reoOmme ,.nation of L%o:'ar.'ittee No. 1_ the the
third res«;dential district Guild n y Y,,„, �,.. 6, :�r1 f_._
-�-rzx be r,G,._,fitted on 6S' of ;,n<;
,!, rea of tnsI'wre lots and 702:7
1, on *r to t P n
I >n ` - ", - 7 corner fi .. lots, the w .e, :�.°�i��. iX a�.-" Co�?i1 :. . �. .�. �:
eco�lme .ding that the percentage of coverage it the third
residential district be not changed Planning
also reported that it disapproved of the recommendation of
Committee ..No. I to rezone as second residential the r
district in Mayfield. Action 25 -foot �o
di cy Actor or: those platter;, , was deferred
until - the next meeting.
I•
Councilman Reynolds left at 10:45 P.T;. ana was
ur ing the rest of the meeting.
esolution
:Resolution .,to 824, authorizing the Mayor. and City
Clerk
fl , t cute. an. index ;t. r ' f right � a� � a ,e rs.r of ;r -ay at the' Southern Pacific
Oros ing., Un: ver s.xty Avenue was ;ear and, pt r eo
vote"o�i. roll call.:
�, ado Lc.d ,.by~•a..�.:li ,,.�;
hesoIutior' Apprav3`nz
hesoli.:t.so2: �r approving
a ,� o. X325 the assessment a'�..:i�.g rat: for
the .dement -O 1„
i::'CAoA,O ,r,,. ,ir`Y:�S.�+ '40i:i".. Ashby ;,venue 'S' Greenwood �,.'•-.�•�
{, Yr t .� il�1L.C, and. �.::'��C.i.1 .x ., . {..w �
. 9S . Ga{7.g..-a d on motion,of Kelly and O S: el , lif ^S 't c o—) :L:d by
etnani zous vote..on roll call,
A 'eport was received in this connection from Co-,^ - .ttee
,ceneerning the petition of property owners on Forest Coart
that the C
36 feet,
Forest Cou
:Ore:. t you
be taken c
t_.I S repot'
Reso
as. read
unani:^ou.>
orepare sol
Ca :iforr_ie
and on rot.
on ro, 1 cee
etr.i
that the
construct
the cons t ',
provided t:
the Palo ;:
and by- Z `.iw
of Kelly a:
aporov:;^.,
mere, ",1-
3111
tLet the bi
3oarc of Di
recoC 'encat
Departi.",v-'nn
of October
Conte
for
the Cit
c; b tined
400.0'
pav
a i r .,• ..
who w i S»F.' '...
question
i nC:
C.Lain
Wei v al1o:i Ems'
unanimous `':
t.Lat the City p:ay: ai 1 cost ref osvant Forest Court in excess, of
36 feet', t e co•:rinittee - recommending in view of the fact that
ior,es t Court S net a through stroe t and that the extra width in
1.or nt Court ' i-S ;not :a matter.Of general benefit, to t..no Action
be taken` on tn.Ls .re'quest. On notion of La:.isten and: K'e ly,,
u:xl s report 'tl, as .approv(',d.
Resolution: ,Closing Souulzwoocd Drive
Resolution tio. 826,closing a portion a: Southwood Drive
read, and on.:notion of -Los>her and Kelly was adoo`te by;
unanimous vote` on
Widening' Cal:Lfornia Avenue
Resolution No. 827, directing the city .engineer to ,
. ' xepare specifications for the acquisition and impray.e; ent,of
aliforaia AVenue,between El. Camino Real and Alma S't'r t, ,ryas recd
and on motion of dos per and Thomas, was passed by unan1rous vote
on roll call.
A report was received from ''om n ttee No. 4 recommending
that the petition of :the Palo Alto Tennis Club .to be allowed to
construct tennis courts in it nconac.a Park be approved ::provided
construction :meets the apnroval of the Board of 'Zo.rks
oroviaed the City Council approves the nronosed agreement with
e` Palo Alto Tennis Club, and provided that tho constitution
and by—laws of the club are acceptable to the City. On ~lotion
` � an
d Kelly M'rs.:,, Thomas, the report of the committee ii 4�v � t =��
was
aco.,oVoa, and th,e City Attorney was instructed to epa e the
necess;o:; agreement.
Bill for . `orders Allowed
A retol..st was recr.: t ,,d from Com.ij tt:re TF.c, . $ recd rinerci:2r•'
. ..at the bill c " X55..00 for folder,, -,, w :nth c'. 'ir-aro v.;d by the t:
Board of Directors of the Chamber of Comr•erce, be :,aid from the
l , .-�'ar a j - , , 1�
��E'..�. c.. Ei Fund. �•2? -motion v :.:1C:'_^."l�3S -Ind Kelly, tli? v
= eco^;:?endL.°t l.or. was approved by unanimous vote on roll call.
'Reports of Officials
The reports of the Departrient of Public ':''orks,
.)epartment of Public Safs ty, luc.i.tor and Treasurer for the month
of October were received and places on file. •
Concerning, •ssessr ents on, Forest Court Paving
The C'' Engineer brought tt e,r t
City � > ou;ti,.�., up �. �p � , .. o.�. �:=;:�ess�:^r,
for the I rove'ment Forest �..,t • .,r . -
p of r � Court, stating jc, ;.t: was ?".tss urd,:r-•
anr1'ing that Committee £o. 1 hfia riven instructions :;C nssens
1e City for the cost of the curb around. the "..?.srk In Forest Court.
znc1 J.' a'l Thoits made a motion that an . mount not s exceed
. the continent fund t ' o
.:�00 '�C be t,sken. from contingent fund for ;::�e � n;,.r ,ose of
2u Y:: for the curb around this bark. This natter 41!??, discussed,
. J '
'Ind the motion was withdrawn an {,d.va.ce of the City .ttorney,
. wished to. look into the legal questions involved, ;
.� .1 .c � .. x:iiOr..vES», s to
•-i':esMiori was raised as to whether or not this park Is city Property
C'aims Allowed
On motion of Kelly nnc. Mosher, the fol -o.,in `claims
,,ere allowed and warrants authorized i r payment of . the same, by
unanimous vote on ro:i.1 call
98.78
3.60
E L. Beath 20,00
-,e:.,aie:.Cor:but 4.35
rd`.:.. ' .; .5rae 572,86
Malcolm 'and David .85
A .'' McSw e.eney , Tax - Co' 13.06
Palo- AltO 'Tir es 24.50
an this dat
Sisson Ink .Co . 7=.0'7 Mayor Chris
Slonaker's Printing house 14.50
F. -1 -:-::A. Stuart 17 .00 Pre s e
Travelers ix:> :rance .:;o. 133.05
V`e;stein Union Tel. Co. 5.25
AT1.dr�� t., Grady s r�.tz � 10�:.37.
�.. r.: ire :taan 89.w5 Rosen'
0.. F., I it e ber. er Co . 10..00
' ✓r Rey i l d..s } Slater & i:i trn 7.50 s
Dr: Cohn C. Sillinan 3.00 approved.
,Dr 4.. Slater 10.00
.:Isabel arvie'.1.1.e. 9.70 i3ea: is
.. ,F: `- ' yde 40.8 ----
A. T. Petty '7)4.4,i
Bender -Moss Co.. 60.00 matter of at
aTue of C 1 f 47.rkici palit es 40.00
itir. - Cr • ;,i . � ,.:
Georc e Carley 50.00/ f1J�
AlfredV J. 'Eng.lc% - 30.00
Y. L. Peet 303.00 meeting :po.ire
.14'.;.11„• L-abirett 1.?, .5 Cowper
S1an3r .al;er's-Printing House 35.,00 opens: anc.
0i o_f.. alo .:A1,to 10.4.0 Avenue.
°w.7t:a oo:1ey.,; Counts Tax Col. 16.32 t
77 77 tt 77 It .r_4.4,-13 3l CIS o
7! +t .9.91
Sf, fT tt tY 26.82:
C. Christensen 10.82 _bids for t
,.ht'
C.ar�rie L. Emerson 1.95 Road and SeaM.. A. stall, T5x ,col. 5,.90 Homer and_ Chi
read, and pu;
Ad&4rnmentto Nov-.. 25, 1929
'G?n, metier. of Moser on e,2.Esc e, she:Council ^;µ,.;ern,
to meet in the': City;• Hall at 8 P. ' . Monday, , ove ber 2
W. A
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L.
1Y. 1C:,
1.ar:3',
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referred to t
After tam.1 a
that the coat
bidder, at :'i
R
work to W. A.
►'.os her, was al
Peti t;,oa
A
Cambridge Ave_
improving of C
refereed to Cc
report concerr
been paid out
she matter of
Committee No.