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September 18, 1350 A 7:50 P.',-.!.
Re.lar meeting of the Council of the City of Petaluma
called to order by Mayor Leland H. 1.1yers.
ROLL CALL:
""=esent: Councilmen ttnderson, T+ rown, Gonzalez, Holmes,
I:finogiie, Shoemaker, and Ilayor I.Wers .
APPROVAL OP ', 7PMJTTS:
.�.TI.e mi nutes of 'the last meatin s of Septa 5 and 8 w ere approved
as recorded.
PETITIOUS) Carr. (P: PUMIC I AMr --IG s :
vaon�.me.wairpamcr�rn.ar ,a..�. no m.m m+�.+s
Pr a ect No. 50 -1
T1 411 '
, s berh�T, ; 1e ime set for opening bids for the purchase
of special assessment bonds, under the above project, the Clerk
reported havl n , received three lAds. She also reported that
the attorneys iiho have charge of this proceedin . , had requested
that at this time the bids be rejected and retuimed unopened to
the various biMers. This re eras granted, whereupon
Res. - ; * I . C d ; .
introduced by Councilman Anderson;, seconded. by Councilman Holmes,
entitled,
t4 Resolution rejectin r all bids for sale of bonds
under Proj ?Ion 50-1.
adopted by 7 affirmative votes.
Card of appreciation for floral offering was received from
the fam- ily of the late IRayor Jasper S. Woodson.
IP Redw oOd T1' ,:ate 4f
oc . a?a on ur ink a�I citizens and orgarizati ons to atte:
the conference of 'the Redwood Empire Association in Lake-Count7Y,
Sept. 21 -?3, and desi� is week this as "Redwood _ pir-6 reek 9 ,
siZ, ned by Leland B1. T.Iyers, ;,l ayor, read and filed.
R PORTS OF {:I"I`Yr OF fICIA1, :
Claims approved � ',:Tanaper T by the City 11 were submitted,
where
Ti es. 7 -1 1, 691 FI.C.S.
ntroduced by Councilmn Br owm, seconded by Councilmm Gonzalez,
approxring T!os. 84.2 to 983 inclusive, adopted by 7 affirmative
votes.
Assif;pmexit of P ersonnel under date of Sept. 14 1950, submitted
and -'L Ued.
ziaY3.naxi,!? Com'"nssion
re- aassificarTon o area �`i^o� n -2 to C-,2 none
ur
Opsr o °`rhsQ�Oof adopted the City Planning
Corxiission simifying its inter tion:',to re- classify that area now
contained in an. R--2 Zone situated along the,, north side of :�+ilson
Street westerly from Past Court i;o a C--2 Zone; and formal Notice
of Proposed Zoning Change, read mid filed* Affidavit of the
Supt. of Streets of the posting of said 'foticeg of Proposed Zoning
Change, read and filed.
MRonthly report of the City Librarian, read aid filed.
INTRODUCTIO'-I Or ORDrMNC' +,5:
Contract tirr1th Pm G. ?• E. on ercurt Vapor Luminaires
err o C ®.. ro uce y „oun . n 'TI nod ue seconded
by Councilman Shoem l -er entitled,
"A ORDI:JA „CL .A.UTHORI "MYr CONTRACT 'VITIT PACIFIC ^AS
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F. E'Lt;G'TRIC CO?'.PA F "OIL ':'TTCI-MI TGT RV C , ?:TAI`1-
777Ta7:ICE OF L "TS A'D'D ' S -:'JWF E :' "D E'L1•;CTFaC
r : rY FOR 20 CI�^Y�- 0:1?dT D "? :RCUI�Y VAPOR LiJP- M- fi�.?RES .
ON THIRD -TR? E rR0`1' 111b/1 STRL!, TO TM, SOUTH CITY
LEMITS.
was read and ordered posted by 7 affirmtIve votes.
tJIIFI II`;HED �! '31:11ESS:
Intention to sell cit olmed �vaterfron t :
Res :. .
Introduced by Councllman !,11no ue, seconded by Councilmen M -own,
entit 1 ed,
"Resolution of Intention to sell unimproved ci` y- vo�med
real property fronting 179 feet along the 'westerly bank
of Petaluma River and 47 feet along the easterly line
of 11Hle Street exte
adopted by 7 affirmtive votes.
Intention to sell city-owned ppty. on 4th St. bet.P It G Sts.
es. s , f10G.S.
introduced by Coun Gonzalez, seconded by Councilmen HolTaes,
entitled,
"Resolution .of Intention to sell unimproved city. -owned
real property on north side of 4th Street in City of
Petaluma."
adopted by 7 affirmative votes°
Propositions T-Io. 1 and 3
T.Tlanag er :times . �yrause called attention to the
i^iportance of nendi Il le I.slation, recor� ending that the Council
adopt a resolution cpnosing Propositlon'l and supporti; Proposltion
.. Ile stated that if Proposition Tl - ca pi the City mill suf fer
a Loss in revenue of approximately '1"32,000. Which viill have to
be made up from.other sources of revenue.
Coun.cilmn Brovin seated that both propositions are of vital
importance to the City aid moved that resoluti ns be adopted as
recommended by the City The motion vas seconded by
Councilman Shoemaker" and so o rdered.
City Attorney Karl ?lr°ooks revieired Proposition Rdo. 3
pointing out the duplication and overlapping which oc=rs and
which c reates"' einj d'- iffictalt practice for litigants in th small
courts. He spoke as a member of the So:?oTa County Bar Association
and urged the adoption of Proposition r3•
o osed marbame contract
G I ;awe a progress report on the garbage
contract, stating that specifications for the new contract had
been fol'°G`7ar(3 to the Petaluma Garbage Co, and to 1.1r. Art Cader
for study and c om, ent o
Crusade for F oeedom
o o ,r_ n� �n e n ariatior, of the Crusade for Freedom
pro am by T`ayor° dyers and City Attorney Karl "3�'ooks,
Res. //694: 'T.C.S.
introduced by Councilman 3rovin, seconded by. Councilrm I.I nogue,
entitle d
"Resolution of the City Council of the City of Petaluma,
California, urges all citizens of the City of Petaluma
to join the crusade for Fr
vlas adopted by 7 affirrmot votes.
In e reasi ?' Sala T of City Manag
.
Res. b . J .1,isr�3e
introduced by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman
Shoemaker, entitled,
2 c
"Re soluti on increasing salary of City P ►enaaer as
provided .in Ordinance No. 143
adopted by 7 affirmative 'votes
Councilman Shoemaker complimented the City I:Ianager
for the definite - .mprovement in public relations
". Vl or Leland H. Myers also expresser) hi appreci
Of the accomplishments of the City tfianagero
A p
. proy inr, f ins.) ,ma�a ref Eazrton 110mesites:
The final nap of Easton Hormesit was submitted and filed.
1
entitle d,
"A resolution anprovino final map of Easton Home Sites
Subdivision No. 2, Petalw%a,, California.
adopted 17j 7 affirmative votes
Resolution of the City Planning Commission determines
that the final map of Easton Home Sites Subdivision ?too 2 is in
conformity with the tentative map and recorffiEnding the adoption
thereof by the City Council read and filed, whereupon
Res. ;x'696 N.C.S.
introduced by Councilman Shoemaker, seconded by Cou wilmn TIino�me..
ConCition ofall and parkin there, in.
'e � y�e° Baas ash .onve`siate the r.:atter of
the rk3'2r; of vd. Iles in such a manner as to nrevent info - ress
and egress, to alleys following the report of Council: an Shoemaker
on the problem. Counclli*ian Shoemaker also called attention, to
the need of &Tadi gr or surfacing some of the alleys.
ADJOM11YNT:
There being no further
the meeting Xmas adjourned to
of 5 o'clock P.14.
business to
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come bef the meet
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