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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMin - CC - 1936.06.15208 Burl,lnga$1a, Calif ornla June 15, 1956. A regular meetlng of the Clty CounolL of the City of Bur).lngame vas heIA on the above glven data. Ihe meeting ras oalled together at 8:00 P.M., Mayor Buck tn the Chatr. Counollmen Buok, ElBh, Hunt and llard answered, roll calL. Absent-- Couno lLman, Eil,tr1!. fhe mlnutes of the meetlngs of June let and Jwte Ath were approved, as submlttetl to the Gounell. A request fron Dorls E. Robertson, 816 Lintlen Avenue for lnprov8- ment in street lightlng on Llnden Avenue between Park anil Morrell Avenues was referrecl to the street commlttee. Complaint of loud, nolses eminatlng from Hoover Hall was pre- senteri by Henry Mlddendorff. Pollce Chlef Harper ad.vised the CounclJ- that the owner of the bulldtng hail agreed, to keep tho shutters of the HaII closed after 6:00 P.M. also that Middendorff should flle complalnt for dlsturblng the peace 1f he feels he has any aetlon ln the premtses. It was so ordered. Dr. J.G. Brldgman, Secretary of the San Mateo County Medlcal Soclety presented a letter from that organizatlon dlsapprovlng of the proposed amendment to Ordlnance Nor 227 which lf passoil rlfrl lnfllct restrictions on praotlcing physicians ln bonafido homes in a restdentlal zone. The letter was ord.ered. f1led wlth the comment that the amend.ment proposeil will be abandoned.. An lnvltation was extend.ecl the Cou.ncll by the Clty of Santa Clarato partletpqte ln an annual celebration tn that Clty on Jul-y 4th. This was referred. to the Councll Mombers for thelr csnsiileration. An lnvltation was extended. the Councll by the Ctty of Fort Worth, Texas asklng that the Clty of Burllngarne be representecl at thelr Frontler Centenntal startlng on July lst and ertendlng to November 50th. fhe same was lald on the table. A Letter ;as read, from II.A. Mason, Chatrman of the Palo AIto PubLla Llbrary Board eompllnentlng the Clty of Burllngane for 1ts exeellent llbrary anil the personnel eomposing the ssmor Clty Clerk Murphy ras lnstrueted to oonmunlcatc the contents of aforesal0 l-etter to the Ltbrary Board.. llohn II. Flokelsen, representlng the Master.:Bakers of San trfiatoo Oor:nty, presentecl proposed draft of an ord.lnanoe amendlng seotton 54 of Orillnance Nor ].78 whlch wtIl read., rBefora any lieense ls lssuecl under thls seetlon for the camying on or oontluctlng sald buslness or dellverlng perishab&e bakery products, 1t shall appear that a oerttflcate of lnspectlon has been lssued and peru.lt granted. by the Dlrector of Publle Hea1th and WeLfaro of the Cotrnty of $an Mateo as provlcled. by 0rdlnance No. 497 of the County of San Mateo.! The CounolL was agreed, that the amend- ment as proposec[ was a forwarcl step and orclered. that the Bame be approved whloh was carrled by the votes of aII mepbers preoent. Councllman Hunt lntrod.uced 0rd.lnanee No.lf ,l , Bl{d ord,lnanee amend.ing section 54 of Orillnanoe No. 1?8 Aforesalcl, the sane taklng flrst read.lag. 0n motlon by CounclLman Hunt and seoonaled by Councllman HlBb, Clty Engineer Longson was lnstructecl to call for bicls for the tmprovement of Oak Grove Avenue. --e arrleel. A Resolution was ad.opteil on motlon by CounelLman Hunt and seeoncleil by CounelLman lllgh empowerlng the Mayor and Clty Clerk to ex- ecute agreement submltted by the State Hlghway Commlsslon re- Iatlve to the expenditure of gas tax funds on maJor streets 1n the Clty of BurllngFIIl.€o --Carrted. A proposecl amendment to Zontng 0rillnance No. ?,2?, the outcome of the Martln- Macomber eontroversy ovsr conductlng thelr professlon- aI offlces 1n a residental distrlct, was discussed.but no aotion sas taken, the Councll electlng to hear report frorn. the Plannlng Cornmlselon .Later. AlLan J, Boyce, Burllngame clttzen call-ed. attention to an open dltch on the rlght of way of the Southern Pacifle Company_north of trorth lane; 6e11eved, thls should be covered ancl d.evotecl to 209 i platforn usage as a preventitlve to accldents. Mayor Buck announoea that thts betng the property of the Southern Pactflc Company no publlc moneys coulcl be spent on such a proJect. Counellman Eunt adviseil that he had Aiseussed thls open dltch wlth Superlntenclent Jorclan of the S.P. Company only recently and sas told. the natter would. be looked tnto. Mayor Buok also reported. discusslng the matter wlth Agent LehrfeId.. After some cliscusslon, Clty Attorney Davls was lnstructed. to contaat the Southern Paotflc wlth the vlew of havlng the Ballroad Com- pany provld.e more platforu space by plaelng a covertng oveT , what now constltutes an oBen ditth. JZa\W.*^na, agalnst the city, #+'la to ff*ttneluslvs Eere reael and approveel ancl warrants Irere orflered. clrann on the city treasury for thelr respeetlve amountg. ?he CounctL thereupon ad.Journed' Respec t Iy submltted., I v a la l