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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 09/24/1951el 8 P1 ;. D.l, r( c tf.J.� a. O f 1 Boar will S,GeIA �'�i. th tr1 «c September. 24, 195.1. 7: 50 Pope, Adjourned meeting of the Council. of the City of Petaluma called to order by Mayor Myers. ROLL CALL: Councilmen Adams Brown Norwood, Schoeningh Schwobeda Shoemaker,, and HAyor Myers APPROVAL, OF. II E5 ; e n nute the last meeti of Sept. 17, 1951, were approved as recorded. CONST DMT°IOiI 41{ DID: Auto for 'Police Dept. s°�`Me'Ti -1— 776 - T .�� e set for opening bids for the sale to the City of a new 4 - door sedan automobile for the Police Dept., the Clerk reported having received the following bids: bidder~ Make Net j'rice sene h6=OTors De Soto ,J e Bob Shirrel l Motom 1, ereury Sedan 12 510 m a5 Chet Dickson. Dodge Meadowbrook , � Pniderson 3'Jioto ' Co. Ford 1 1 m 060.00 The bids were referred to the acting City Manager and the Chief of Police for study and recor iendation. FE',T I ON S .i %ND c OVIP UMI CAT 13TIS a PerTdssi an to bag the parking r ewers I the downtown area Oct. 1.8 Virourp�az 20 fot DUtter c'" 13gg Days, va rea filed fl and approved by- the City Council. The City Cle: &, iwas directed to advise the: Chamber of Mrjrwrce of the granting of th request. Re - 3_mP Of 1st Ste C to F, Stv_ ` f�`iSTr !'1� 11 `v GYa M fT ' S with reference to the tenuest of the City of Pet aluma to inel:ud.e l st St,.,, between C and H Sts. i..n the Major City Street System and requesting further infortr tion on the use oE, sa.i.d street; the extent to which the Railroad Compahy would partici in the improvement of the street area c�ccup ie by its tracks thO amaunt which the abutting property owners will contri hate to,l and the ceps G of the curbs, gutters and St parking strips- the LLprovement plans for the street; and the guarantee that the City will insure that all loading of trucks will be parallel and -adjacent to the ourbs and ulae present per- pendicular parking eliminated, read maid filed. Councilnan,Shoewak repo an h'is interview with tbe members of the Mir. of I41 hways wheaki they inspected the street and stated that after having gone over the matter quite thoroughly it was his ronclus`lcrk that it . would be cclmost impossible t declare this street a street of major Imper mice, Cotmci.lr a Brown reported that the Railroad Company has its plans and specificatians - lready for the improvement of its tracks and would like to Rio cyne block at a Tune,, Ile, suW. ested that in order to give relief to property oimer°s In thablock; between F and 0 Sts. that that block be improved first. W. TMarshall., Act City Igvro stated that both the City and property amiers would be 1' ecd with heavy expense In the improving this street and for said reason he had hoped that the street would qualify for gadol.fne tax flands� The matter was refereed to Mrs Mlarshall to contact property owners in the block between P and G Sts and to bring in recommendatioh.s on the proposed improver4ento IM REP ORT'S O F CI OFFICIAL Manw Assignment of Per son e � e � date of Sept. 24, submitted and filed. Thom son Creek Tube Ope s hazard R eport -on r� o�'�'homp;:�n Gres � �'ube Openings including the suggestion that a vertical tempo y fence could be installed d uring the summer mmiths and removed before the winter. rains but concluding that the situation Does not appear to be seri enough to via T ant any action by the City at this time, read and filed. Cit p1min Commissi an Copy of re solution op y C =en-Ming, Commission granting a Use Kermit to Kenneth J. Colin to build duplex in R-2 Zone (property l at 6 _► 3 n St.) read and filed, Reco endInc, situ for Fire Station Mcort a n °` r��an Corii ssion that the site of Kenilworth Rack o `at appr oxinsate 1y half rra.y between East "D Street and Fast Wa.shirigton Street lie chosen as the site for the Fire Sub Station, if i t will riot i��p� r the use ftor° any .future development and if the State Pair Boa,�t� UI release the, property,. read and filed. A general ais cuss:ion wa had of the site suggested f the i -tre Station., as well as the need for r site for the proposed Arr.ory. Coiri c3.?.mar:. Sch =ooningh reported that the let requesting a site for t he Axnory hi come before the Planning Com. ission for consideration but that the Co­,.mlissimi felt that further information should be attained as to the requirements s for the Armory before the Planning Corr omission could recommend a site. Councilman Schwobeda urged. the +Cc.:anciles early consideration of the recoaren:dation of tho PlmuAnE Camlssian, stating that it will probably take considerable time to secure the necessary release from the Mate of Califonila- Fol lowing the suggestion of Councilman lman Br' own that a, me e ting be arranged !with .the Directors of the Fa4r°. Po&rd. the Clwk was directed to arrange :f6 such a T neeting, at the ear °liest possible date,. to discuss the proposed iow..tion for the hire Stat and the procedure to be fbIlovzed "Co olytttLn the release. Ag� aal Committee - Report on sites for ,���� or uditorium �,o"i .�:ee appoln o app se :ours parcels of real estate proposed for the City Ha.l1 and /or Auditorium i a.s read anal f sled. Fol lowing a, discuss icon of the ' report it was determined that the followizrg additional iTifarmation be suppled by the 'Appraisal Co�:i.ttee: to The apnroydimate sa.l4P e costs or values for each site listed in the r:leports 2. Th&t: the appraisal. on �eCl III. (j1cNe �. Pen3,ris�ula) inelvZe the entir acreage a the cost o access to said property and the cost of removtng, all structures or obstructions located thereon- 3 Th the appralsa.l en Parcel. IV (the Mchlear° property adjacent to Highway 131) be on the ten acres Mjolming the highway and. on the peel acres In the middle section; 4. That an gp rinai sal be made on the Weller-Hopkins property on Keller St. The Gity Clerk imas directed to submit Mis request far° additional information to the Appraisad Coninittee. 2. CONSTDI W .....�,:r.� ,. T lCN tai' j -,t 1 1 in..r`easea bongs es° acil.r_.•►�..M Shoemaker that the sty °e�.,y bond for C ty e pl yees wh haottle money was referred. to the City Atto:Mey for ca:js3 ere` b tion and incr tench iono S�;lm r c o Wers appointed Councilmen Sch beda, Schoeningh, and Adams to core side Sa-I 7 grievance; and a salary range for the employees of the C ty of Petaluma. ie Ur a tl- 3211 Committee repo�~t back to the Cj.ty Council �as quiciclydas Possible. 00"F1cilr,8.n Mans read a latter from Mrs. Ca Elmore, 227 Edith St. asking for a sista.nce Ixi tI3s g in. Front of her property. This was referred the g C: yeas R.+ inager f or acti S 1fe, .`tai 3"e am �'° n" � 0en nTf ointad out that there are P qty sidewaiv.s in v arlous part: Of the City Which are badly in need of repair and asked what had beers done about a been starve som� tjrLe c } to re 'iJ,,e � which had id elvalks• � ' property o��ers to repay r This was referred to the Acting City Manager for investig and report. to at a•u.�.,.�.�,.�x�- Lc1c: Sufp�p�3'G :i02 " °� mee may`°" �anc`�rry.�,n ci^�'o ©t� that . Cam c l' 4 3ting be ho d at f3 Q TT Of 7 :30 Ofelock.- c a discusesLlx •k s . Y e d regarding the of continu s caucus aee .ri . 0 It: Was the op:Irlion of the a y tR?at the s �, :q / � � c� � Cou oZ'C1f:Y' o U�3 � nff or t mati t 021 n' �: '. °'u Ot�ti Y99 air.��i�'Y'O the VC�'i�.1nt'il a d ��'!l icruld a cOr3t.lnued, Mayor TIVers urged that each member of the Council make It a paint to to at C t ucus meet, by "/ o s cl ock so that re( :Meet ngs rdgb.t start at 7.- IT E,�t;_l.�Y' to O� C l hoj:Ip:3Ur1.. Qreek t1lbp 1 e+ � v +.. ,. - - -- -- - :•...e:a. .4K \•VJ11 1 - tz;q {ub t'uu - lima t ile give the C Y`_Lf1 art estimate o cost for tubing Thompson Creek at 1St RMA F St So ord er ed. LSD OURa'TTI ''here being ?,o Awther business to come before the meeting, the m -eting vms adjourned'. XTTEJS. 0 30