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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1954-11-01REGULAR, MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ~ MONDAY' NOVEMBER 1, 1954 PLACE: Council Chambers TIME: CALL TO ORDER: 8:00 P. M. The meeting was called to order at 8:05 P.M. PT.W~GE OF ALLEGIENCE INVOCATION: ROLL CALL: Pledge of Allegience was taken and Invocation given by Rev. Donald P. Wertz, Pastor of the Good News Chapel. ~ Present: Councilmen Francis Lucchio, Andrew Rocca, Richard Gam!enr and Telford Smith. Absent: Councilman Emilio Cortesi ME I~Tm3ES: LE~FUER FROM SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION REGARDING THE HANDLING OF E~PLOYEE CO~PLA~S: There w~re no minutes presented for approval. Councilman Gamlen moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried that claims as presented be approved. Total amount of claims The first item coming to the attention of the City Council under unfinished business was the matter of a commr~uicatiou from the South San Francisco Municipal Employees Association regarding the handling of Employees complaints. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried that the letter be accepted and filed and also that the City Manager be instructed to advise the Municipal Employees Association that council has established a policy iu handling complaints and that an ordinance change would be required to handle it as they suggest; that we accept their cooperation iu this matter. Mayor Smith stated that if there were no objections the City Manager would be instructed to ask the Municipal Employees Association President to call him iuo conversation and explain in detail council's action. No objections were introduced. At 8:13 P. M., Councilman Cortesi appeared present at the meeting, and remained for its duration, AUDITORS PROPOSAL- LETTER FROM CHARLES J. LEDWITH AND MEMORANDUM ?ROM CiTY MANAGER: The next item was the auditor's proposal concerning fees and scope of work and the City Manager's memorandum recommending acceptance. Mayor Smith asked if there was a motion that the recommendation of the City Manager be accepted and approved. Councilman Rocca so moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularly carried. Councilman Lucchio asked the Mayor if the City had to enter into a contract or agree- ment. UityMauager McClung remarked that the acceptance of the letter was sufficient. Councilman Lucchio then remarked that the acceptance of the letter constituted authority and was ~ondering if the miuutes s~owl~- not include or reflect the acceptance of Mr. Ledwith*s letter dated October 25, 1954. Mayor Smith said that if there were no ob~jections it would be so ordered. No objections were registered. APPOI~I~ENT TO FILL VACANCY 0N PLA~ING COMMISSION: ~'o~ P The matter of an appointment to the Planning Commission to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Victor Rosa .was next takenuup. Mayor Smith explained the council's discussion on the qualifications of varimus people and that it was the wishes of the councilmen that Raymond W. Vernon be appointed to the vacancy of M~. Victor Rosa. Mayor Smith then appointed, subject to the approval of the council, Raymond W. Vernon, as a Planning Commissioner to fill the vacancy of Victor Rosa. Councilman Lucchio then Moved, seconded by Councilman Gamlen and regularly carried that the Mayor's appointment be confirmed and the appointment of Mr. Vernon be accepted. Councilman Cortesi voted no explaining, his reason being that he did not know the man and his background. NEIGHBORHOOD REHABiL- ITATION INSTI~JTE -- 2 DAY INSTITUTEAT THE C~40NT HOTEL: Memoranium was received from the office of the City Manager accompanied by a letter from the Peninsula General Contractors and Builders Association regarding a Neighborhoo~ Rehabilitation Institute to be held November 2 and B at the Hotel Claremout. Councilman Rocca remarked that it appeared none of the members of the council would have time to be in attendance and believed it would be well for the City Manager to address them and ask them to send one or two resumes of the meeting. Mayor Smith said that if there were no objections the Ci~yManager would do as outlined by Councilman Rocca. No objections were registered. BUSIneSS LtCF~NSES AND PE~4ITS ISSUED TO B. & G. CHEVRON SEPJCICE , EDDIE MAEZ FRUIT VEGETABLE PEDDLING, DANCE PEP~4IT-THE TOPPER, Co~uni~ation was received from the office of the City Clerk relative to the issuance of Business licenses and permits after proper approval of Department heads to the following: B. & G. Chevron Service, Eddie Maez, The Topper, and Frank's Canteen. Councilman Rocca moved that the licenses of B.& G. Chevron Service, Eddie Maez, and Dance Permit to The Topper be accepted and approved. Councilman Cortesi seconded the motion -~hich was regularly carried. On the application of Franks~Canteen Service, FR~2~K'S CANTE~,~ SERVICE: Counc~!~n Rocca stated that it appeared the party applying for the license did not /_--/~-O / ~_/O-O~--have a proper address and suggested that he provide the City Clerk with a proper ~_/~-?~ address, and moved that when he did so the license be granted accordingly. Councilman Gamlen seconded the motion which was regularly carried. ~ -J.~-/P FISCAL YEAR A~O OFFICE MODERNIZATION REPORT-- CITY CLRRK~S OFFICE: Memorandum was received from the office of the City Clerk concerning the fiscal year .report and office m,~l~rnization report. At the request of the Mayor, the City Clerk read his report. Councilman Gamleu then moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi that the report ~ acee~t~daud the City Clerk be commen~ad for the work being done iu his depar~nt. Councilman Lucchio asked Councilman G-~en If h~if he would accept an amendment to include the staff of the City Clerk. Co~mcilman Gamleu accepted the amendment which was seconded by Councilman Cortesi. Motion as made, seconded and amended was regularlycarried. Mayor Smith then asked if there was a moron that the annual financial statement prepared by the City Clerk be accepted and filed. Councilman Rocca so moved, seconded by Couuci~m~u Lucchio and regularly carried. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND ORDINANCES: RESOLUTIONS: · RESOLUTION NO. 2O79 INDUSTRIAL VILLAGE EASEMENT DEED: o91 RESOIA~ION NO. 2080 D. RYNDING MERITORIOUS SERVICES: There being no public hearings and ordinances, Mayor Smith proceeded on to the item of Resolutions. Mayor Smioh stated that it had been requgsted that t'ae first two items ~nder re'S~lutions concerning Shaw Road Grade Crossing- and So~thwood extension easement over Southern Pacific. property be held over. Acting City Attorney Reisch remarked that he had a resolution prepared accepting a Gr~nt deed from the Housing Authority to the City for an easement to construct, install a~d maintain a storm sewer pipe line _through Industrial Village. Councilman Cortesi introduced "A Resolution of The City Council of the City of South San Francisco acceptiu~ a Grant Deed from the Housing Authority of The City of South San Francisco .conveying to said City an easement for the l.~mposes of constructing, installing and maintaini.ug a storm sewer pipe-line through the Industrial Village Area." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Francis Lucchio, Andrew Rocca, .Mmilio Cortesi, Richard Damlen, Telford Smith. The next Resolution presented was concerning acknowledgement to Dorothy Hynding while serving as a member of the Recreation C~mnission. Councilman Gamlen introduced the followir~ Resolution: " "WMEREAS the City Council of the City of South San Francisco did, on the 17th day of February, 1947, appoint DOROTHY HYNDEG as a member of the Recreation Commission of said City, on which Commission she se_~ed as a member until the 25th day of October, 195h; and WBEREAS said DOROTHY'HYNDING did serve said City of South San Francisco, and the people thereof, honorably and well during aL1 the time while she was a member of its Recreation Ccmmission; and WHEREAS, as a public official of said City, she did always conduct herself with the utmost loyalty, faithfulness, and competence; and WHEREAS said DOROTHY EYNDING~ as a lOyal and faith~i public servant, contributed greatly, by untiring efforts to the u~building and improvement of the City of South San Francisco, which made great growth and tremendoas progress during the time when she was serving as a member ef the Recreation Cemm~ssion of said City~ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ~ESOLVED by the City Council of the City of South San Frs~ncisco that this City Council does here~y~mx~end to DOROTHY ttYNDING its sincere appreci:~ion for her services to said City of South San Francisco, and the people thereof, and said City Council does hereby express to her their very highest commendation for the manner in which she has fulfilled the duties of the public office held by her. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution be spread upon the Official Minutes of the City Council and that a Certificate of Merit be presented to said DOROTHY RYNDING, together with a certified copy of this Resolution. I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was regularly introduced and adopted by the City Council of the City of South San Francisco at a re~elar meeting held on the 1st day of November, 1954 by the following vote: AYES, Councilmen: NOES, ABSENT, Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Telford Smith, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamleu NOne None AT, T: RESOLUTION NO. 2081 E. HEP~NAN MERITORIOUS SERVICES: ~17 ARTHUR A. RODONDI City Clerk" Resolution was then presented for adoption concerning acknowledgement to Ethel Hernau while serving as a member of the Recreation Commission. Councilman Cortesi introduced the follow-iug~Resolutiou: "WHEREAS the City Council of the City of South San Francisco did, on the 16th day of February, 1948~ appoint ETHEL EERNAN as a member of the Recreation Commission of said City, ou which Commission she served as a member until the 25th day of October, 195~; WHEREAS said ET~_ ,~HERNAN did serve said City of South San Francisco, and the people thereof, honorably an$ well during all the time while she was a member of its Recreation Commission; and WHEREAS, as a public official of said City, she did always conduct herself with the utmost loyalty, faithfulness, and competence; and WHEREAS said ETHEL HERNAN, as a loyal sm.d faithful public servant, contributed greatly, by untiring efforts to the upbuildiug and improvement of the City of South San Francisco, which made great growth and tremendous progress during the time when she was serving as a member of the Recreation Commission of said City, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the C:ty 0ouncil of the City of South San Francisco that this City Council does hereby extend ~o ~. HERNAN its sincere appreciation for her services to said City of South San Francisco, and the people thereof, and said City Council does hereby express to her their very highest commendation for the manner iu which she has fulfilled the duties of the public office held by her. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution be spread upon the Official Minutes of the City Council and that a Certificate of Merit be presented to said ETHEL HERNAN, together with a certified copy of this Resolution. I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was regularly introduced and adopted by the City Council of the City of South Ban Francisco at a regular meeting held on the 1st day of November 1954, by the following vote: AYES, Councilmen; Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Telford Smith, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamleu NOES, None ABSENT. None RESOLUTION NO. 2080 D. HYNDING MERITORIOUS SERVICES: Richard Gam3en, Telford Smith. ~ next Resolution presented was concerning acknowledgement to Dorothy Hynding while serving as a member of the Recreation Commission. Councilman Gamlen introduced the following Resolution: "~ the City Council of the City of South San Francisco did, on the 17th day of February, 1947, appoint DOROTHY HYNDING as a member of the Recreation Commission of said City, on which C~ission she served as a member until the 25th day of October, 1954; and WNEREAS said DOROTHY-HYNDING did serve said City of South San Francisco, and the people thereof, honorably and w~ll during all the time while she was a member of its Recreation Commission; and WHEREAS, as a public official of said City, she did al~ays conduct herself with the utmost loyalty, faithfulness, and competence; and WHEREAS said DOROTHY ETNDING, as a loyal and faithful public servant, contributed greatly, by untiring efforts to the upbuilding and improvement of the City of South San Francisco, which made great growth and tremendous progress during the time when she was serving as a member ef the Recreation C~ssion of said Cit~ NOW, THEREFDRE, BE IT ~ESOLVED by the City Council of the City of South San Francisco that this City Council does hereby?extend to DOROTHY RTNDING its sincere appreciation for her services to said City of South San Francisco, and the people thereof, and said City Council does hereby express to her their very highest commendation for the manner in which she has fulfilled the duties of the public office held by her. BE IT FdR!IIER RESOLVED that this Resolution be spread upon the Official Minutes of the City Council and that a Certificate of Merit be presented to said DOROTHY HYNDING, together with a certified copy of this 'Resolution. I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was regularly introduced and adopted by the City Council of the City of South San Francisco at a regular meeting held on the 1st day of November, i95~ by the following vote: AYES, Councilmen: NOES, ABSENT, Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Telford Smith, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamlen None None A~ST: RESOLUTION NO. 2081 E. HERNAN MERITORIOUS SER~CES: ~/7 ARTHUR A. RODONDI City Clerk Resolution was then presented for adoption concerning acknowledgement to Ethel Hernan while serving as a member of the Recreation Commission. Councilman Cortesi introduced the following:Resolution: "WMEREAS the City Council of the City of South San Francisco did, on the 16th day of February, 1948, appoint ETHEL HERNAN as a member of the Recreation C~ssion of said City, on which Co~mission she served as a member until the 25th day of October, 1954; and ~ said ETHEL HERNAN did serve said City of South San Francisco, and the people thereof, honorably and well during all the time while she w~s a member of its Recreation Commission; and WHEREAS, as a public official of said City, she did always conduct herself with the utmost loyalty, faithfulness, and competence; and WHEREAS said ETHEL HERNAN, as a loyal and faithful public servant, contributed greatly, by untiring efforts to the upbuilding and improvement of the City of South San Francisco, which made great growth and tremendous progress during the time when she w~s serving as a member of the Recreation Co~missiou of said City, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by ~_be City 0ouncil of the City of South San Francisco that this City Council does ~ereby extend t~o ETHEL EERNAN its sincere appreciation for her services to said City of South San Francisco, and the people thereof, and said City Council does hereby express to her their very highest comme~iation for the manner in which she has fulfilled the duties of the publio office held by her. BE IT M3R~R RESOLVED that this Resolution be spread upon the Official Minutes of the City Council and that a Certificate of Merit be presented to said ETNRL HERNAN, together with a certified copy of this Resolution. I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was regularly introduced and adopted by the City Council of the City of South Sa~ Francisco at a regular meeting held on the 1st day of November 1954, by the following vote: AYES, Councilmen; Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Telford Smith~ Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gam!en NOES, None ABSENT, None ATTEST ARTHUR A. RODONDI, CITY CLEPJ¢' RESOLUTION NO. 2082 STEWART WARNER EASE~NT t~USTRIAL SEWER .REVISION ~gINSTON MANOR ¢ 1: ~iC SIGNALS: JUNtPERO SERRA B~ARD CLY AVENUE; H!CKEY BOULEVAt~ A~tD JUNIPERO SERRA BOULEVARD: OLD HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM AGREEME~: BUS I~rESS LICenSE .REQUEST- rC HART~S H. BYI%NE: ~-- Resolution was presented for adoption regarding the acceptance of an Indenture from Stewar~ Warner Corporation conveying au easement for the installation of sewer lines. Councilman Lucchio introduced a Resolution entitled: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco accepting an indenture from Stewart-Warner Corporation conveying to said City au easement for the installation of sewer lines, subJec~ to certain conditions, and authorizing the execution of said indenture on behalf of said City." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Andrew Rocca Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamleu and Telford Smith. Communication was received from the office of the ~ity Manager regarding the Winston Manor .~ i sewer revision. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi that the recommendation of the City Manager and Director of Public Works be accepted and thc5 they pursue the necessary steps to have the work done by Stoneson Corporation iu comp_liance with Ordinance ~332. Under the question Councilman Lucchio asked if we had accepted the improvements, did they have any'liability, under the Bond. City Mmuager McClung replied that they were still under Bond to perform the work, that the matter was before the City Attorney and the Director of Public Works. Councilman Rocca remarked that the record should show that we had come across this and wondered if it could be checked and reported on at our meeting. After some discussion, motion -~s made and seconded was regulary carried.. Communication was received from the office of the City Manager regarding the traffic signals at Junipero Serra Boulevard and Clay Avenue; Hickey Boulevard and Junipero Serra Boulevard. After a brief explanation by the City Manager regarding the meeting with the Joint Highway. District ou the matter of signals, Councilman Rocca moved that we have the Department of Public Works and the City Manager submit the counter proposal in connection with the signals at Hickey Boulevard. Councilman Cortesi seconded the motion which was regularly carried. C~unication was received from the Recreation Department and School District relative to the Ase of the Gymnasium on Spruce Avenue. Mayor Smith explained the discussion that was held earlier in the study se~sion regarding the feeling of the majority of Councilmen towards the school allocating the gym to the various groups who may want to use it~ stating he believed it would be necessary for the council to lay down the action or terms which they would accept and then action could be taken by the School Board in either accepting the terms or rejecting them and upon acceptance by the School Board, the City wo~ld be in a position to proceed with the course of action previously indicated. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi that the City accept the responsibility for allocating the time to the private groups as indicated iu the memorandum. Couuci~m~u Gamlen asked if Councilman Lucchio was referring to the Recreation Commission or the City to which he replied the Recreation Commission was the . City. ~ouncilmau Rocca moved to amend the motion, wherein the City Council assumes -~'rre's'p'~n's'i~o'iT~f ~ go on record as wishing to allocate the time to any group. Councilman Gamleu asked why not accept the recommendation of the Recreation Commission outlined in their letter. After some discussion, Councilman Lucchio withdrew his motion. Councilman Cortesi withdrew his second. Acting City Attorney Reisch said that if the council accepted the letter that would be assuming full control of the building without assuming f~! responsibility. Councilman Cortesi moved that we should let the Fathers Club play the game~ ~h~ motion being declared out of order by Mayor ~_th until much time as we had the authority to use the facilities'. Acting City Attorney said that a motion might be iu order permitting the Recreation Cc~mission to ask the School Board for the use of the gym for ~the particular period in question, next Sunday and possibly at the next session until the matter can be straightened out more effectively. Mayor Smith remarked that this would be in order and at the same time, why could not tt~ interested persons direct their own letter to the School Board. Councilman Lucchio requested t?~t the City Attorney repeat his state- ment, which ,Mr. Reisch made as follows: "From the correspondence on file here, it indicates that the School Board does not desire to assume the responsibility of allocating the time to the various organization~ and, therefore~ -we also know they will allocate whatever time is required to the City and, therefore, we could give the Recreation Co~nissi0u authority to ask for the exact allocation of time to cover the period requested by the Ail Souls Fathers Club." Councilman Rocca then stated that he made such a motion, moving that the School Board allocate this particular time for the Recreation Commission. After some discussion ~re~arding the dates to be used by the Recreation Commission. Councilman Cortesi seconded the motion as made, after which Councilman Rocca amended his motion to include the first four gamez, November 7, November 21, December 12, and December 19; remarking that by the. time the fifth game came up, we should have the matter settled, and if not settled, thmy can come in and request that date. Councilman Cortesi seconded the amendment. Geuncilman Rocca then said he had one more thing to go into the motion, that the ~ cost be a~s~med bY the group that is going to use the facilities and they have also agreed to hold us b~ess in every way. He further added that we should obtain that agreement from them. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Emilio Cortesi~ Richar~ Gamleu, Telford Smith. Noes: Councilman Francis Lucchio. Councilman Gamlen then moved we accept the reccmmneudation of the Recreation C~ismion outlined in their letter dated October 27, covering every item and that the procedure be started and the attorney get the necessary agreement prepared. Motion as made was seconded by Councilman Rocca. Mayor Smith stated tD~t for the record he would like to state "that I am opposed to the City entering into any agreement with the School Board for the use of School properties or facilities for any individual or organizational use ." Roll call vo~e was as follows: Ayes, 0oun¢ilmau Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio ~ortesi, Richard Gamlen. Noes: Telford S~.ith. Application for business license was received from Charles Byrne to engage in the business of Furnaces and Heating at the address of 5~0 Orange Avenue. Application did not receive the approval of the department heads. After some discussion relative to proper business address, Mayor Smith remarked that should the applicant procure a proper business address, such as a Post Office Box, the license could be approved upon showing this proper address. Councilman Lucchio moved granting subject to getting proper address; motion was seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried. *and that the School Board absolves the City of aL1 responsibility A~tEXATION REQUEST-- ~C CAEON PROPERTY IN COUNTRY CLUB PARK: Communication w~s received from Brown and Cartwrignt Sub-dividers, regarding the annexation of the McCahon property in Country Club Park. After an explanation by the Director of Public Works, Acting City Attorney Reisch stated that "the motion should be that the City Council will go ou record as being iu favor of annexation of the property in question provided the area, the shaded area designated on the Map of Country Club Park submit-~d with the letter from Brown and Cartwright, dated October 26, 1954 is dedicated for st~.~eet purposes and said annexation to be at no cost to the City and the City agrees fit will not charge any fee for annexation of the property and all public improvements will be at no expense to the City. 'tCouncilmau Rocca so moved, seconded by Councilman Gam!,en and regularly carried. Recess ~as declared at lO:O0 P. M. and the meeting called to order at 10:09 p. m. REVISION OF FREEWAY-- MAINTENANCE AGenT: RESOLUTION NO. 2083 Communication was received from the office of the City Manager regarding the revision of the Freeway ~intenance ~greement. M~or Smith asked what the pleasure of the Council was. After some discussion, Acting City Attorney Reisch stated that he had prepared a Resolution regarding the matter. Councilman Rocca introduced "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco Approving revised Freeway Maintenance Agreement." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Francis Lucchio, Emilio Cortesi, Richard Gamlen, Mayor Smith. RENAMING A PORTION OF Com~unication was received from the office of the Building Inspector relative to the CAMARITAS AVENUE: ~~ of a portion of Camaritas Avenue. After a ~rie~ discussion, it was moved by ~5-7~ ~ Councilman Lucchio, seconded by Councilman Gamlen ~nd regularly carried that the City Attorney draw up a resolution accepting the recommendation of the Building Inspector. REQUEST OF SOUTH SAN Communication was received from the South San Francisco Rod and Gun Club requesting F~RANCISCO~ ROD AND GUN ~17~7.~a study meeting with the City Council. Mayor Smith recommended that the City Manager · CLUB FOR STUDY MEETlq~G and the Rod and Gun Club carry on preliminary discussion and then come ~efore the -WITH ~7~ COUNCIL: Council. This would be a time saving method, he stated. He then asked if there was a motio~ that the City Manager have the preliminary discussion with the Councilman Rocca so moved, seconded by Councilman Gamlen and regularly carried. REQUEST FOR PRO-RATED ~SOLICITORS P~RMIT: Communi~ation was received from' the Sunlite Color Photo Studio regarding a pro-rated busines~ llceuse. After some discussion had taken place, Councilman Cortesi moved, seconded by Councilman Lucchio and regularly carried that the permit be denied. MILLER AVEIYOE PLAN LIN~S: Memorandum was received from the office of the Plarning Commission regarding Plan lines for Miller Avenue. Mayor Smith said that he understood that the City Manager had a talk wi~h the Attorney for one of the property owners involved and they have requested that this matter he held over until Novmaber 15. If there ware no objections, this matter -~o~ld be placed ou the agenda for November 15. No objections w~re registered. Mayor S~!th then asked if there w~re any matters to come up under good and w~lfare of our city. Mrs. Robertson of Winston Manor ~1 Improvement Club asked to refer back to page ~ item ~2 on the agemda. This was the matter concerning the overpass on Hickey Boulevard and Mr. MoCLmng's future discussions with the Joint Highway D~z~iet officials. Fire Chief A. Welte extended an invitation to the Councilmen to attend the Badge awards ~o the Auxiliary Fireman. Councilman Ro~a ~, seconded by Councilman Gamleu and regularly carried that the invitation be accepted. Mayor Smith said if it was agreeable the Council's next study meeting would be held ou Monday at 4:BO R.~,1~.~ and the City Manager instructed to remind the Councilmen. Mayor S~.th then briefly remarked on the Dog complaints relative to their being allowed to run Loose, that the public should be advised and notified to curb this nuisance. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned until Monday November 15, Time of ad~oe-~ment il:SI Po M. 1954. RespectfulLy submitted,