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he Ma;ror and City Clerk were authorized to sign Agreement with Maino
Construction Co.for construction of Sewage Works Enlar ement Project .
Application of W.F.Dent for Card Room at 15$ Higuera St. was again referred to the
Commissioner of Public Health and Safety.
Application of Eu,Fene J.Reis for Funeral Parlor at 1320 Nipomo St. was againheld over
for full Council's action.
Communication from Paul L. Adamson Re: Consulting Engineering Services was held over
for further study.
Resolution No.1124 (New Series) - Authorizing City Engineer to' accept work and
file Notice of Completion ( Foothill Blvd. et al, Sanitary Imp. Dist. No. 2) was passed
and adopted on motion of D.M.Carpenter, seconded by Fred Lucksinger upon the following
roll call vote:
Aves: D.M.Carpenter, Fred Lucksinger, Timothy I.O'Reilly
Noes: None
Absent: Paul V'. Davis, Frank V.Woods
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned on motion of D.M.Carpenter,
seconded by Fred Lucksinger.
Approved this - 2=1 day of
ATTEST:
C' y Clerk
Mayor
City Hall, Monday, July 21, 1952 - 7:30 P.M.
The Council met in regular session; Mayor Timothy I.O'Reilly presiding.
Present: D.M.Carpenter, Paul W.Davis, Fred Lucksinger, Timothy I.O'Reilly
Absent: Frank V.Woods
The Minutes of the meeting of July 7th and Julv 14th, 1952 were approved.
First order of business: Public Hearing
A Public Hearing by the City Council of Proposed Amendment of Land Use Plan ( Zoning)
Ordinance was read at this time as per advertised Legal Notice. No written or oral
protests were offered and on motion of Fred Lucksinger, seconded by PaulW.Davis, the
following Ordinance was passed toprint.
Ordinance No. 368 (IJew. Series) - An Ordinance reclassifying as C -1 certain real
property inthe City of SanLuis Obispo was passed to print on motion of Fred Lucksinger,
seconded by Paul t'a.Davis upon the following roll call_ vote:
Ayes: D ;M.Carpenter, Paul W. Davis, Fred Lucksinger, Timothy I.O'Reilly
Noes: None
Absent: Frank V.Woods
The application of H. J. Dubin for permit touse blasting powder to permit extension
of Lawrence Drive, and on motibn of D.M.Carpenter, seconded by Timothy I.O'Reilly, the
permit was granted, providing the work be performed by Licensed and bonded contractor
and inaccordance withthe provisions of the Ordinance of the City of S.L.O. and under the
direction and to the satisfaction of the City Engineer.
The Bond written by the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co. for (1) Faithful Perfor-
mance and (2) Labor and Material, covering the Maino Construction Co. onthe Sewer Plant
Extension Contract was approved and surety accepted by the Council on motion of Paul
W.Davis, seconded by Fred Lucksinger.
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On motion of Fred Lucksinger, seconded by Timothy I.O'Reilly.the following appoint-
ments were made on a.six months probationery period;
Daniel C . Owens - Police Officer as of July 19, 1952
Joe D.Silva- " " " " July 23, 1952
at a monthly salary of 8263.00 per month _
The following communications were presented to the Council for their consideration.
(1) Communication from St. Stephens Episcopal Church opposing the establishment of a
mortuary at 1320 Nipomo St.
(2) Comm. from Joseph G. Middleton, Presidnt of the City Board of Education, i %ithdrawing
school board's objection to the establishment of mortuary in the neighborhood of the
EmerGon School ( Reis Mortuary, 1320 Nipomo St. )
Appearing before the Council to protest the mortuary location were Lester H. Gibson,
and Rev. Ree�, Rector of St. Stephens Church, stating that the Council should consider
long established residential use. After further lengthy discussion it was moved by Paul
I.I.Davi s, seconded by Timothy I. O'Reilly that the license be granted upon the following
roll call vote:
Ayes: D.M.Carpenter, Paul W. Davis, Timothy I. O'Reilly
Hoes: Fred Lucksinger
Absent: Frank V.Woods
Communication from J.A.Bardin ( Green Bus Service) notifying the Council his
intention of ceasing operation of service as of July 31, 1952 was ordered received and
filed on motion of Fred Lucksinger, seconded by Timothv I.O'Rei.11y.
Communication from S.L.O. County Health Dept. submitting report on sanitation con-
dition at 360 Humbert St. stating "No complaint justified" was ordered received and filed.
Communication from David Hildebran requesting reserve parking space for observers
and signs identifying official Recruiting Station,was ordered received and filed.
Communication from J.E. Barrett Re: Notice of Delinquent Tax Sale" was ordered
received and filed on motion of Fred Lucksinger, seconded by D.M.Carpenter.
Communication from City Planning Commission recommending a variance in the Land Use
Regulations to permit the erection of the Proposed American Legion Club, was submitted to
the Council and on motion of Fred Lucksinger, seconded by Timothy I. O'Reilly, the Council
unanimously approved granting the zone variance.
Communication from Hahn, Wise and Associates ( Planning Consultants) of Redwood City,
submitting offer for consultant service to the-.City Planning Commission was referred to
the Planning Commission on motion of Paul W.Davis, seconded by Fred Lucksinger.
Communication from Trojan Construction Co. requesting release on X2500 bond now
being held in escrow covering work to be completed in the McMillan Tract was held over
awaiting final report from the City Engineer.
On motion of Paul W.Davis, seconded by Timothy I. O'Reilly, the Council approved
nd authorized payment in the amount of $13,703.23 payable to the State Employees' Re-
irement System for prior service, cost obligation as set forth in Contract -#319.
Communication from Mr. S.W.Sanson directed to Commissioner Davis, recommending
doptinn of the Hadley Payroll system was presented to the Council and on motion of Paul W.
avis, seconded by Fred Lucksinger, it was moved that the Hadley payroll system be adopted.
Resolution No. 1125 (New Series) - A Resolution transferring $210. from Un-
budgeted Reserve to Account No. 205 was passed and adopted on motion of Paul W.Davis,
seconded by Timothy I. O'Reilly upon the following roll call vote:
Aves : D.M.Carpenter, Paul W.Davis, Fred Lucksinger, Timothy I. O'Reilly
goes: None
Absent: Frank V.Woods
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City Clerk, J.E.Brown, stated he has no objection to adopting the payroll system 4 ".
but suggested further study should be made at this time as to the adjustable phases of
the new system as it replaces the present voucher system and may not supply the necessary
information annual reports, as requested by the Collier -Burns Bill and other State Reports
Mr. C.A.Maino, owner of property located in the 800 Block Monterey St. appeared
before the Council, requesting permission to remodel the building which the City Build-
ing Inspector, Seth Kinney, considers unsafe, substandard and unfit to be occupied. Mr.
Maino declared that he could get an engineer to certify as to its safety. The Council
took no official Pction on the matter at this time.
Old Business
Communication from Theo. C. Maino requesting a refund payment of x$225.58 per lot for a
total of X17,595.55 on 78 lots to cover the installation cost of water mains and services
being installed in Tract No. 64 was presented to the Council and was ordered received and
filed by common consent of the Council and the City Clerk instructed to advise Is7r. Maino
that the Council will not deviate from previous policies. etc.
The following matters were again held over:
The application of ?,% E.Dent, 158 Higuera St. for Card room
Communication from Paul L. Adamson Re: Consulting Engineering Services for Master Plan.
The application of the Purple Heart for Dance at the Veterans Memorial Bldg. on
AupuSt 15, 1952 was granted on motion of Paul W.Davis, seconded by Fred Lucksinger.
The Council authorized the hiring of Mr. Howard Phipps as Equipment Operator in
the Public 1,1orks Dept. on a six months probationery period at a salary of $254.00 per mont:
The Council extended a vote of thanks to Terry L.Clark, a member of the Telegram-
Tribune editorial staff for the past 51 years covering the activities of the City
Council, regretting the loss of his service, and wished him every success in his new field
Mr. Clark expressed regrets at leaving San Luis Obispo and thanked the Council's con-
sideration that he had enjoyed being an official, UNOFFICIAL MEMBER of the "City Family ".
There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting adjourned,
on motion of Paull W.Davis, seconded by Fred Lucksinger.
Approved this day of
C' y Clerk
Mayor
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