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· In Re Loading Zone Post Office Station In Re Protest of Ruth Geist In Re Petition for Street Lights Southeast Santa Aha In Re Traffic Signs S.A. City Schools. In Re Transfer Ownership Broadway Cab Co In Re Additional Taxicabs Rainbow Cab Co In Re Additional Taxicabs Black & Green Cab Co On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Cheney and carried a co~munication of F. Ro Harwood, Post Master, with referenc. to loading zone at the Post Office Contract Station at 310 No. Broadway was referred to Trustee Dixon for action. Committee reported on the protest of Ruth Geist against W. garage business being conducted at 106$/First Street and on motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Cheney and carried, the Clerk was instructed to advise Ruth Geist that location is only being used for private garage after due investigatio~ by the Building Inspector and Planning Consultant. Report of the Committee appointed to investigate petition of residents and property owners for street lights in the South~ east Santa Ana District recently annexed, was accepted and o~ motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Cheney and carried, and on recom~endation of the City Engineer twenty-five intersection street lights were ordered installed. On motion of Trustee Oheney, seconded by Deckert and carried the communication of the Secretary of S.A. City Schools requesting installation of State approved type of traffic signs at the school zones, was received and filed and Clerk instructed to advise the Secretary that the request has been complied with and twenty signs have been installed to date. The Taxi-Cab Commission recommended the approval of the ap- plication of J. A. Perry and C. W. Williams for transfer of ownership of the Broadway Cab Company, subject to the filing of a statement on taxicab rates and color scheme not in conflict with any other Cab Company. On motion of Trustee Cheney, seconded by Deckert and carried, the application was granted as afore mentioned. The recommendation of the Taxicab Commission was accepted, and on motion of Trustee Cheney, seconded by Haan and carrie. the Rainbow Cab Company was authorized to purchase four add- itional cabs, but permits for operation not to be granted until necessary data on new cabs and proper insurance policies are filed with the City Council. The recommendation of the Taxicab Commission was accepted, and on motion of Trustee Cheney, seconded by Haan and cmrried, the application of the B~ck & Green Cab Company to increase their service with three additional taxicabs was granted.