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-November 2nd, 1925.
Re meeting of the Council of the City of 2etaluma called to
order by lVlayo-r Sales .
ROLL CALL:_
Councilmen present: Farrell, Glahn, Inge -rson, - Jensen, Riewerts, Van
Bebber• and Mayor 'Sales.
READING OF TE E. JOURNAL :
The minutes of the last regular meeting of October 1,9th and the
adjourned meeting -of October 23rd were read and approved 'as recorded.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFiCIALS
The monthly reports`of
and Treasurer were read and
The Clerk reported the
Notice o filing of List of
of filing of Ass.e.ssments "G
No. 2.84 C.S.
the C ity Wharfinger, Police Judge, Auditor
filled
filing of :affidavits of Publication re
Unpaid Assessments, American Alley; Notice
'
Street Notice to Bidders and Ordinance
REPORTS OF STANDING .COi-
The Finance Uommittee rendered its report of numerous claims
against the City, whereupon
Resolution #32 C.S.
introduced by Councilman Jessen seconded by Uouricihman Glahni, direct-
ing•the Auditor to draw warrants against the various City Funds in
payment of claims allowed and approved by the Finance Committee , adopted
by 7 affirmative votes.
The Buildings and Grounds Oo;mmittee reported t=he the new office
for the Police Judge -ie about completed and ready for occupancy.
The Committee appointed to interview gasoline and oil dealers
relative to the enforcing of Ordinance Into. 187 C.S. requested two weeks
adaitional time in i to report. Granted:.
.PETITIONS. AND CO:4�NN:ICATIOId °5:
Carbon copy' of a 'letter from the California State Board of Health,
adds - eased t the Railroad Commi sign, relative to an application from
the .Petaluma Power, & t'Jaier Company Sor an, increase in its water' rates -,
read and filed. On motion by Councilman Za- rell, seconded by Co znci,lman
Glahn, the I�-Iayar and City Attorney were delegated to represent the City
at the hearing :of said commission.
" IN'TRODUC'TION OF ORDINANCES
Ordinance N;.o.. '285 C.S introduced by Councilman Farrell, seconded
by Councilman Van Be:bber , providing for- the sale of certain public
property located on' 4th Street near "F" `Street, was read, a.pproved by
the. City attorney and ordered posted.
ADOPT 1.01T OF ORDIUAINCES :
Oro- inance No. ;2184 C.S introduced by Councilman Jessen., seconded
by Councilman Van •Bebber, being 'an ordinance establishing .ce :rtain dis
tricts 'or zgnes and regulating the use of property and the location
of various industrie =s and business or commexci,al establishments, came
up' regularly and was adopted -by 5 affirmative votes, noes Councilmen
Parrel -1 and Riewerts.
1 BUSINESS:
Furnishing lumber "D" Street Brid -ge
This 'be - ing the time set for been nr, bids for the furnishing of
materials for the repair of the "D Street Bridge and tuo bids having
been 'filed,, the. Clerk' proceeded to open and read said bids, one from
the Cavanagh Lumbex Co. in the amount of •x'655.,00 and the other from
Camm hedges Company in the amount of 1 ,'639.00, whereupon
Re solution #32 06 C.S
introduced by Councilman Fa'rre.l_l, seconded by Councilman Van Bebber,
accepting the bid of Camm & Sedges Company and authorizing the vlayor
t,o'enter into a contract with said successful bidder, was ad.ovted by 7
affirmative votes.
aJO
I Wm. Brandon, Bri Tender addressed the Council, requesting
that he be relieved of night duty at the bridge and that he be granted
every other Sunday off. On motion by Councilman Je,ss.en, seconded by
Councilman Riewerts, the matter was taken under advisement.
Ame:ri can Alley
I This being the time set for hearing protests against the unpaid
a.ss.essments on American Alley, hlr. H. Reynaud appeared, stating that his
property had been u:s:ed to 'dump exe.ess dirt and cobbles on and that a
fence had been torn down by-the contractor and had not been replaced
On motion by Councilman Farrell, seconded by Councilman Riewerts, the
matter !.Was left to the Street Committee, with power to act. The hearing_
on said improvement was continued until the next regular meeting.
Edith Street
Thi being the time set for hearing protests on the re-assessment
of Edith Street, and none appearing,,
Resolution # 320'7: C.S,
introduced by Councilman Jessen, seconded by Councilman G1ahn, confirm-
ing the re- assessment for the improvement of Edith .Street , . adopted by 7
affirmative votes,
Central Ave
Th being the continuation of the hearingon Central Avenue and
no protests being filed -,
Resolution Y 3208 C.S.
introduced by Councilman Farrell, seconded by Councilman Van Bebber,
di,smis ling appeals and ort erinp warrant was adopted by 7 affirmative
votes.
• S. Gonz'ales,. City Engineer
Resolution # .3209 G.S. . '
introd ced by Councilman_ Jensen seconded by- Councilman Van, Bebber,
appointing S. Gonzales, t -o the p.o of City Engineer, adopted by 7
affirmative votes.
Payran . St . Sewer:
Res.o,lut ion 3510 C.S.
introduced by Councilman Glahn, seconded by Councilman Jessen,.accept-
ing and!, approving the se on Payran Street, between E. "D" Street and
Washington `street, adopted by 7 affirmative votes.
B
St.reet,, Sbet���eenDana� and �n�li.sn�Strenc ° asking that Broadway
Raymond addressed t he Covil
g �' ets be�for.mally accepted. Request
held o�er pending the report of the Superintendent of Streets.
The Buildings Grounds Committee were given porker to act in
the niatt.er of installing a light over the reporter' s desks in the Council
room.
The matter of draining the water at "H" and 2nd Streets was-
brought'. to., the attention of the Council by Mr. I. B. -11.aymond and referred
to. the 'wtreet Connnitt °ee and Street Superintendent.
City Attorney Howell presented a street improvement bond covering
property on Kent Street, with a, request for its cancellation, and on
motion by Councilman Farrell, s.econd.ed by Councilman Ingerson said
matter i was left to the City Attorney with power to act.
ADJOURITLIE `TT :
On motion regularly made and carri the meeting adjourned.
A'I T E S`T :
City Clerk hIayor .
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