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Present: Chas. Forbes, L. J. Defosset, H. E. Cox, John Chapek, L. F. Sinsheimer. Absent: Tone. The minutes of Larch 1@th., 25th. and April 1st. wcre read and approved as read on motion of Chas. Forbes seconded by L. J. Defosset. The following applications for permit to build viere granted on motion of H. E. Cog seconded by ,John Chapek: Geo. L. Kurtz - Residence and Garage Lot 20 Block 1 Caudill Tract "2 Cost 39300.00 L. L. Adams - Residence and Garage Lot 26 Block 2 Exposition Park Tract Cost Cost Vim. Ortez - Residence and Garage It lots 1 & 2 Bl.oek 15 Cost Christ & Elsie Steiner- Duplex House Block 18 Central Addition C. W. Fairbanks & Cost W. G. Hampton - Residence and Garage Lot 22 Mt. Pleasanton Sq. #2 Cost 7. L. Clark - Garage House Lot 16 Block 5 Exposition Park Tract Cost Fred A. Shaeffer - Residence and Garage Lot 26 I:It. Pleasanton Sq. #'2. Cost +;Talton & Potter - Residence and Garage Lot 5 Block 6 Hathriay -fddn Cost Albert Nelson - Residence and Garage It lot 4 Block 81 2,200.00 2,500.00 5,300.00 5,000.00 2,000.00 3,500.00 2,500.00 Cost 10000.00 11� ' The application of A. S. Domingos for permit to lay 175 ft. of full width side- walk on the west side of Broad Street between Marsh Street and Pacific Street, granted on motion of H. E. Cog seconded by John Chapek. The merchandising Bond.of C. Smetzer Surety 11m. C. O'Donnell was approved and the surety accepted on motion of Chas. Forbes seconded by 1. J. Defosset. The following applications for permit to connect with the City Sewer were granted on motion of H. 3. Cog seconded by Chas. Forbes. C. Iu. Carpenter Essex Street betr,een Palm and Monterey Streets. Tom �,uintana - North Broad Street (Snogall Property}. L. IL. Bowlus - Dana Street between Nipomo Street and Creek. Chas. ':. Fairbanks - Rougeot Street between N. Broad and Lt. Pleasanton Drive. Street and Jack Barneberg - MI einecke Street between Broad Street and Mt. Pleasanton Drive. T. H. Roug:eot - Mt. Pleasanton Drive between Murray Street and Meinecke Street. Street and Lawton Street. E. J. Holmes - Lawton Avenue between Mitchell Drive and Lulu Street. Latter Day Saints-Church - Broad Street between - Mitchell Drive and-Lawrence Drive. L. L. Adams - Mitchell Drive between Broad Street and Chandler Street. B. Bessie Fields - Mitchell Drive between Broad Street and Lawton Street. Lawton Street. - Buena Vista Avenue - Monterey Heights. Willard L. Clark - Lawrence Drive between Broad Street and Chandler Street. Dr. H. S. Walters - Lawrence Drive between Broad Street and-Chandler Street. and Lawton Street. - Buena Vista Avenue - Monterey Heights. 0. R. Jackson - Mitchell Drive between Chandler Street and Broad Street. Broad Street and C. C. Fujii - Lawrence Drive between Broad Street and Story Street. Walter D. Faut - Mitchell Drive bet% °Peen Broad Street and Lawton Street. - Buena Vista Avenue - Monterey Heights. Mrs. F. W. Nunes Louis R. Heyd - Mitchell Drive between Broad Street and Chandler Street. W. R. Hurst - Mitchell Drive West of Broad Street. Higuera Street. Geo. L. Kurtz - Lawton Street between Caudill Street and Mitchell Drive. Nilsson - Buena Vista Avenue - Monterey Heights. Mrs. F. W. Nunes - Lawrence Drive between Tenbrook Street and Chandler Street. Mrs. Jos. H. I °dills - Lawton Street between Mitchell Drive and Caudill Street. Irvine L. Barlow - Lawrence Drive between Broad Street and Chandler Street. W. J. Charters - Meinecke Street between I'd. Broad Street and lit. Pleasanton Drive, E. P. Rogers -_.Meinecke Street between Broad Street and Lt. Pleasanton Drive. L. d, Kamm - Benton Way between Id"einecke Street and Murray Avenue. G. A. Tilton - I-It. Pleasanton Drive between Meinecke Avenue and Itilurray Avenue. Higuera Street. 0. A. Nilsson - Buena Vista Avenue - Monterey Heights. The following petitions were referred to the commissioner of Public Health and Safety for report to the Council on motion of H. E. Cog seconded by John Chapek: E. J. Gratton - Barber pole 862 Higuera Street. Tamo Brothers - Neon Electric Sign 717 Higuera Street. G. Stocklausen --Neon Electric Sign 723 Higuera Street. Golden Rule Service Station- To install a 10,000 gallon underground gasoline Storage tank at service station Monterey and Murray Streets. Merrifield Music Co - To install 120 gallon underground gasoline Storage tank in rear of store at 786 Higuera Street. On motion of L. J. Defosset seconded by Chas. Forbes the reports of the City Collector, Police Judge and Pound Master for the month of March were received and ordered filed. On motion of L. J. Defosset seconded by Chas. Forbes the Local Parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden ';Nest were permitted to sell Poppies on the Streets Saturday, April 6th. I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 On motion of H. E. Cox seconded by John Chapek the claim of E. A. Branch in the amount of 1,045.93, being amount due -said claimant in accordance with Engineer's estimate No. 1 for the work performed under Contract for the construction of a Sanitary Sevier on Monterey Street between Toro Street and Ida Street, was ordered paid: Claims against the City for the month of I:Iarch were ordered paid subject to the approval of the heads of the respective departments on motion of Chas. Forbes seconded by John Chapek. Petition of Joe Duchi for transfer of license for lodging house at 964 Chorro Street to Peppino Pedrozzi was laid over. Petition of K. Nakano for transfer of license for Soft Drinks and Billiards and Pool at 866 Palm Street to T. Yamagishi granted on motion of L. J. Defosset seconded by Chas. Forbes. Petition of J. N. Colquitt for permit to hang an electric sign at 969 Higuera Street granted on motion of L. J. Defosset seconded by Chas. Forbes. In re application of Fred C. Kimball for permit to install a 10,000 gallon under- ground gasoline storage tank at Kimball Service Station Corner High and Higuera Street: Discussion. On motion of L. J. Defosset seconded by Chas. Forbes the petition was granted with the provision that the said tank be installed under the supervision of the City Engineer and in accordance with regulations of the National Board of Fire Underwriters and also, with the provision that the same be removed at the pleasure of the Council. The request of the said petitioner for permit to install two sidezalk pumps was withdrawn. On motion of L. J. Defosset seconded by John Chapek the petition of V. C. Brisco for permit to install a metal light standard at Service Station at junction Higuera and Marsh Street granted. b Application of J. I'd. Colquitt for license for Restaurant at 969 Higuera Street granted on motion of L. J. Defossot seconded by Chas. Forbes. 116 The.City Clerk presented.,the..returns of the General Municipal.Election,.and Consoli- dated Charter Amendment and Bond Election held.oii the.lst. day.of April,.and the Council proceeded to .canvass same, and found-the following to be the result of the vote cast at such election.•.. The number :of votes cast.at . such election.being_1786.,witnin the City-and 70 in the three outside Precincts voting on School Director only.... Avila Chorro Orcutt Consolidated 192&15 3 &4 5 &9 6 &7 8 &10 11 &14 12 &13 & & & Los Osos Morro - .Corral De Pie Precincts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Candidates ldayor L.F.Sinsheimer 226 235 182 152 191 133 168 Scattering 8 8 3 6 5 3 6 It was moved by L. J. Defosset and seconded by Chas. Forbes and carried that L. F. Sinsheimer having received the highest number of votes cast for Mayor at the General Municipal and Consolidated Charter Amendment and Bond Election held on the let. day of April, 1929 -be declared elected Mayor for the full term of two years, as prescribed by law; that H. E. and John Chapek being the two persons receiving the highest vote for Councilmen at the General Municipal and Consolidated Charter Amendment and Bond Election held on the 1st. day of April 1929, were and each of them was declared elected Councilmen for the full term of four years, as prescribed by law; that C. L. Smith and-Francis H. Throop having received the highest num- ber of votes cast for School Director at the General Municipal and Consolidated Charter Amend- ment and Bond Election held on the 1st. day of April 1929, were, and each of them was, declared elected School Director for the full term of four years as prescribed by law. Total' 1287 39 638 892 749 530 165 283 322 1231 1463 2 871 535 1126 360 1090 387 Cox Councilmen C. H. Campbell 84 121 109 75 96 66 87 John Chapek 152 187 115 108 133 89 108 Henry E.. Cox 174. 133 90 .90 104 82 7.6 L. S. Graves 116 73 64 72 67. 65 73 W. alter R. b -iyer 24 31 19 28 16 22 25 11. H. Stephens 44 19 46 53 46 22 53 It was moved by L. J. Defosset and seconded by Chas. Forbes and carried that L. F. Sinsheimer having received the highest number of votes cast for Mayor at the General Municipal and Consolidated Charter Amendment and Bond Election held on the let. day of April, 1929 -be declared elected Mayor for the full term of two years, as prescribed by law; that H. E. and John Chapek being the two persons receiving the highest vote for Councilmen at the General Municipal and Consolidated Charter Amendment and Bond Election held on the 1st. day of April 1929, were and each of them was declared elected Councilmen for the full term of four years, as prescribed by law; that C. L. Smith and-Francis H. Throop having received the highest num- ber of votes cast for School Director at the General Municipal and Consolidated Charter Amend- ment and Bond Election held on the 1st. day of April 1929, were, and each of them was, declared elected School Director for the full term of four years as prescribed by law. Total' 1287 39 638 892 749 530 165 283 322 1231 1463 2 871 535 1126 360 1090 387 Cox School Director J. 11. Newbold- 56 ' 48 39 54 40 34 47 3 1 0 C. L. Smith. 232 180 170 149 '167 126 141 24 18 24 Francis H. Throop 266 231 197 175 197 154 •174 26 19 24 Scattering 2 Charter Amend -: Yes 176 143 117 101 120 105 109 ment Sect. 54 Article I% No 91 95 69 90 71 50 69 Bonding : 025,000.00 : Yes 219 189 168 138 151 117 144 Completion Disposal : Ido 65 57 34 59 49 39 57 Plant Bonding : Yes 218 185 161 132 148 116 130 20,000.00 : Bridges, etc. : No 68 58 41 60 55 40 65 It was moved by L. J. Defosset and seconded by Chas. Forbes and carried that L. F. Sinsheimer having received the highest number of votes cast for Mayor at the General Municipal and Consolidated Charter Amendment and Bond Election held on the let. day of April, 1929 -be declared elected Mayor for the full term of two years, as prescribed by law; that H. E. and John Chapek being the two persons receiving the highest vote for Councilmen at the General Municipal and Consolidated Charter Amendment and Bond Election held on the 1st. day of April 1929, were and each of them was declared elected Councilmen for the full term of four years, as prescribed by law; that C. L. Smith and-Francis H. Throop having received the highest num- ber of votes cast for School Director at the General Municipal and Consolidated Charter Amend- ment and Bond Election held on the 1st. day of April 1929, were, and each of them was, declared elected School Director for the full term of four years as prescribed by law. Total' 1287 39 638 892 749 530 165 283 322 1231 1463 2 871 535 1126 360 1090 387 Cox 1. 1 1 1 1 117 Resolution Nos'276 (New Series) A Resolution declaring and finding that the proposition of amending the Charter of the City'of San Luis Obispo submitted to the quali- fied voters.of said City on April ist. 1929,•reeeived,.the cote of a majority of all the voters voting on such "proposition was introduced and adopted on dotion-of Chas.. Forbes seconded by L. J. Defosset by the following vote: Ayes: Chas. Forbes,-.'L. J. Defosset, ..H. E. Cox, John Chapek...L. F..Sinshe.imer. Noes: None. Absent: None. Resolution No. 277 (New Series). A Resolution declaring the canvas of returns and result for consolidated Bond Election held in the City of San-Luis Obispo: -on ;the first day of April, 1929, was adopted and passed on motion of Chas. Forbes seconded by H. E. Cox by the following vote: Ayes: Chas. Forbes, L. J. Defosset., H.-S. Cox, John Chapek, L. F. Sinsheimer. Noes: None. Absent: None. On motion of Chas. Forbes seconded by L. J. Defosset it was ordered that Election officers serving in the seven consolidated Precincts within the City be compensated.in the amount of $ 10.00 each, for their services, that those serving in the three consolidated Precincts outside the City of San Luis Obispo be allowed the'sum of $.6.00 each for services rendered as election officers. On motion of Chas..Forbes seconded by L. J. Defosset it d:as ordered that $. 12.00 be allowed for rental of the respective polling places within,the City of San Luis Obispo,, with the exception of the A..E, Brooking residence at 1216 Morro Street for which w 1.5.00 was allowed. On motion of H. E. Cox seconded by Chas. Forbes rental for Polling Places outside the City of San Luis Obispo were allowed as follows: I.O.O.F. Hall at Morro Bay S 10.00 Tognazzini's Hall Town of Edna 5.00 Santa Fe School House -Avila Road 5.00 The matter in connection with the petition of Neil Cook.for removal of Monday Club Sign from his property was left over to 111r. Cox with power to act. On motion of H. R. Cox seconded by Chas. Forbes the meeting adjourned to Iuionday, 1929 April 8th./at 7 :30 P. 1.19 Ayes: Chas. Forbes, L. J. Defosset, H. F.. Cox, John Chapek, L. F. Sinsheimer. Noes: None. Absent: done. Approved this .1"5 /day of 1929. Mayor City Cle