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46O In ~s Monthly Reports In Re Protest against Veterinary Hospital 1911 SO. Main St. In Re Variance Application Frank 0. Butler 2800 Block No. side W. 1st St~ In Re Request County Counsel (Install venetian blinds) Community Center Bldg. In Re Property. S.E. Corner 5th & Bristol Ernest W Heinze et ux Escrow Instructions In Re - Award of bid Improvememt Flower St. from a point 180 ft No. ~f center line of 1st St. to point 180'ft. So. of said 'center line authorized to advertise in accordance with automobile dealer,s Ordinance· On motion of Trustee Reed, seconded by Mandy and carried, the monthly report of the Police Department and of Juvenile Bureau, for August, 1~47, and graph of monthly attendance from July 1, 1946 ~o July l, 1947, of Bowers Memorial Museum, were received and filed. A protest was read, containing forty-nine signatures of property owners and residents, relative to uncontrolled barking of dogs at Veterinary Hospital, 1911 So. Main Street. On motion of Trustee Cheney, seconded by Reed and carri protest was referred to a committee consisting of Polic. Commissioner and Chief of Police for investigation and to report back. On motion of Trustee Chandler, seconded by Cheney and carried, communication and Resolution No. lB6 of the Planning Commission granting variance to permit the manufacture, refinishing and rental distribution of various types of cabinets in the 2600 block on the side of West First Street, subject to certain condition in accordance with application of Frank 0. Butler, were approved. # On motion of Trustee Chandler, seconded by Cheney and carried, Mayor and Clerk were authorized to execute ~ pendage to and modification of lease between City of Santa Aha and County of Orange, dated March 1st, 1947 f¢ the County Library and lease dated Feb. 1st, the County Superintendent of Schools, covering install-~ ation of Venetian blinds in premises leased· On motion of Trustee Chandler, seconded by Cheney and camried; Mayor was authorized to execute escrow instrucl ions, with modifications as recommended by the committe~,r covering property of Ernest W. Heinze et ux at the southeast corner of Fifth and Bristol Streets. ~n recommendation of the committee and on motion of Trustee Cheney, seconded by Mandy and carried, the bid of Sully-Mi$1er Contracting Co., in the amount of $4,$29.28, covering the improvement of Flower St. from a point 180 feet north of the center line of First Street to a point 180 feet south of said center line, was accepted, and Clerk instructed to return certified checks or bidder's bond to unsuccessful bidders·