7, - Port of Oakland · cost of such insurance for the employee only. In the event the employee elects to provide such insurance for his or her dependents, the cost thereof shall

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERSCITY OF OAKLAND

Introduced by

PORT ORDINANCE NO. 1290

Seconded byAN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2 OF PORTORDINANCE NO. 1166 RELATING TO THE CONTRI-BUTIONS OF THE PORT OF OAKLAND TOWARD THECOST OF EMPLOYEE GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissionersof the City of Oakland as follows:

Section 1. Section 2 of Port Ordinance No.1166 hereby is amended to read as follows:

"Section 2. CONTRIBUTIONS. Effectiveon the 1st day of February, 1965, the Boardshall contribute the sum of Eight and 15/100Dollars (S8.15) per employee per month towardthe cost of such insurance if provided bythe Kaiser Plan and the sum of Ten and 31/100Dollars ($10.31) per employee per month ifprovided by the Blue Cross Plan, being thecost of such insurance for the employee only.In the event the employee elects to providesuch insurance for his or her dependents,the cost thereof shall be borne by the em-ployee."

Section 2. This ordinance shall take effectFebruary 1, 1965.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, December 7, 1964. Passed to print for one dayby the following vote: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet,Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-. Noes: None.Absent: None.

Adopted at a regular meeting held December 21, 1964

By the following Vote:

Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-Noes: None

Absent: Commissioner Kilpatrick -1-.

Atyr ved as to form and legality:

Port Attorney 7/2

Notary Publieiti_andler the County of Alameda, State of California. M. CI :•NEP

My . 3, 1968

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MA1 LER OF

Affidavit of Publication of

For t Of Oak land

Ordinance #1290 - Contribu-

Oakland, al ornia Health Insurance

t ions Toward Employee Group66 Jack London Square

STATE, OF CALIFORNIA,SS.

COUNTY OF ALAMEDAS. R. Irwin.

of said County, being duly sworn, says:That he is and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the

United States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in thematter or action herein set forth.

That he is now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorizedrepresentative of THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., a corporation, the publisherand printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time here-inafter mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed inthe Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda,Judgment No. 237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section6000 of the Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and pub-lished in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dis-semination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to theinterests or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class,profession, trade, calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes,professions, trades, callings, races or denominations.

That said newspaper has been established, printed and published at regularintervals, in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, formore than two years preceding the date of the first publication of the notice hereinmentioned; that said notice describes and expresses in general terms, the purportand character of the notice intended to be given.

Ordinance 7.;41290 - Contributions TowardThat the noticeEmployee Group Health Insurance

of which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper,

Time

to-wit: front the 15th day of December A. D. 19 61! ,15th De cemberto and until the day -Dof .A. D. 19 64

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub.On The 1 r t h Day Of -December 196ii

lished,

,---- ----7 (----)( 1 .Subscribed and sworn to before me this

17 th day of Dec . A. D. 19(14_

cgtA7ps, 2 ADV. Beau

Absent: None.



Introduced by Seconded by

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5.02 OFPORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 CHANGING THESALARY SCHEDULE OF SECRETARY TO THEEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commis-sioners of the City of Oakland as follows:

Section 1. Section 5.02 of Port OrdinanceNo. 867 hereby is amended to change the salary scheduleof Secretary to the Executive Director, which sectionshall read as follows:

No. of Salary orPositions Title Schedule No.

Sec. 5.02 1 Secretary to the ExecutiveDirector 45

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, November 30, 1964. Passed to print for one dayby the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-.Noes: None. Absent: None.

Adopted at a regular meeting held De cember 7, 19614..

By the following Vote :

Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and PresidentNoes: None Vukasin -5-

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MAI LER OF


Port 0 ,f Oak la.nd Ordinance No. 1289 -

66 Jack London Square

Oak lard , California

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,SS.

Chanting Salary Schedule Of

Secretary

COUNTY OF ALAMEDA S. R. Irwinof said County, being duly sworn, says:

That he is and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of theUnited States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in thematter or action herein set forth.



That the notice Ordinance . 1289 - Changing SalarySchedule Of Secretary


a, tme5th Decemberto-wit: from the day of A. D. 19

to and until the 5th day of De cember A. D. 19 6)4 ,

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-

lished, to-wit:— On The 5th Pay Of December 1964

Subscribed and sworn to before me thisth day of c 6hA. D. 19

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Atay. ao am 'Notary Public and for the County of Alameda, State of CaliforniaR. A. CHRIST1ANER

Csatalmissi,,n 3x.pne2r3 oct.01.7 , 3,1268




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN ITEMSOF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 964 RELATINGTO WHARF DEMURRAGE AND STORAGE.


Section 1. Items Nos. 907, 1037, 1038,1039, 1040 and 1090 of Port Ordinance No. 964 herebyare amended to read respectively as follows:

SECTION V WHARF DEMURRAGE AND STORAGE

WHARF STORAGE-RECEIVING AND DELIVERYRATES (Item Nos. 885 to 1130)

(In Cents per ton of 2,000 lbs.,except as otherwise shown - Sub-

ject to Item No. 2325)Column A - Daily Storage Rates, per day or fraction

thereof, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidaysinclusive.

Column B - Monthly Storage Rates, per month orfraction thereof.

Column C - Receiving and Delivery Rates applicableto Column B rates.

COLUMN ITEMCOMMODITY A B C NUMBER

Beans, Cocoa, in bags 5.5 77 154 907Pipe, asbestos, and/or

cement when held inuncovered areas 4.5 64 101 1037

Pipe, N.O.S., Iron or Steel 7 88 205 1038Plywood, N.O.S., in pack-

ages 10 125 250 1039Plywood and Veneer, Im-

ported, in packages (notsubject to delivery bypackage numbers) 43 101 1040

Tile, glazed, floor, wall ortrim, in cases 5 51.5 101 1090

Attest -----Secretary.

2M 11-57 FORM 18-B

Section 2. This ordinance shall take effectNovember 23, 1964.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, November 2, 1964. Passed to print forone day by the following vote: Ayes: CommissionersChaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-.Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner Brown -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held November 16, 1964By the following Vote:

Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-

Noes: None


President.

Rich wide vv°1coots for girk,weight. Hooded c

Girl

ADV. SO DM

Affidavit of PublicationIN TFIE MAI IER OF


Port Of Oakland Ordinance #1288 - Wharf


Oakland, California

Demurrage & Storage •

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,ss.

COLTNTY OF ALAMEDA S. P. Irwinof said County, being duly sworn, says:




Ordinance #1288 - Wharf Demurrage the notice

Storage


1 _T_I-ma

to-wit: from the 10th day of November A. D. 19E—,

to and until the 10th day of Novulaar A. D. 19...64,

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The 10th Day Of November 1 964lished, to-wit:—

Subscribed and sworn to before me this

12th day of Nov. A. D. idl- Li-

,"?Notary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State of California

President.

Secretary.


PORT ORDINANCE NO, 1287


AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 9.00AND 9.01 OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867,CREATING AND ABOLISHING CERTAINPOSITIONS.


Section 1. Sections 9.00 and 9.01 of PortOrdinance No. 867 hereby are ameided to create oneadditional position of Port Maintenance and ConstructionSupervisor and abolish one position of Port MaintenanceForeman, which sections shall read respectively asfollows:


Sec. 9.00 2 Port Maintenance and Con-struction Supervisor 68

Sec. 9.01 5 Port Maintenance Foreman 55

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, October 21, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-.Noes: None. Absent: None.

Adopted at a regular meeting held November 2, 1964By the following Vote:

Ayes: Commissioners Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -4Noes: None

Absent: Commissioner Brown -1-.

land

amenTiansecti<


2nd day. of Nov. A. D. 1&11"

R. A. CHRIST1ANER No

NOT Pti T-531_1(7-

ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA

Public in and for-ilm County of Alameda, State of CaliforniaR. A. CHRISTIANER

My COrnMiSSiOn Expires October 3, 1968

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MATIER OF

Port of Oakland


Oakland, California

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,s.s.

COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

Afildavit of Publication of

Ordinance #1287 - Creating

& Abolishing Certain Positions

. R. Irvi nof said County, being duly sworn, says:




That the notice Ordinance 7111287 - Creating &

Certain Positions


1 Time

to-wit: from theday of A. D.1964 ,28th , October

to and until theday of A. D. 196428th Oc tober


lished, to-wit:— On The 28th Day Of October 1964

ADV. SO DIA

Ayes:

Noes: None

Absent: None.

Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp andPresident Vukasin -5-

A pr ved as to form and legality:

Port Attorney




AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 10.081TO PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867, CREATINGTHE POSITION OF AIRPORT JANITORFOREMAN.


Section 1. Section 10.081 hereby is addedto Port Ordinance No. 867 to create the position of-Airport Janitor Foreman, which said section shallread as follows:


Sec. 10.081 1 Airport Janitor Foreman 25In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,

California, October 7, 1964. Passed to print forone day by the following vote: Ayes: CommissionersBrown, Kilpatrick and President Vukasin -3-. Noes:None. Absent: Commissioners Chaudet and Tripp -2-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held October 21, 19624-


Oakland, California

66 Jack London Square Creating Position Of Airport

Janitor

Sec. mornFioard

Passed to prinKilpatrick and IP',

gos

dot end Tripp--;,d, ,51 5 ,alve

earlr4.,BOM (V' ° "

ew, never matter or action herein set forth. e

utouN -'Am, like new. $75 46-339"s.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this16th day of Oct . A. D. 19611

otary Public in_and-fOr the County of Alameda, State of California9, A. CHRiSTIANER

My Cc. :Dirrssion Expires October 3, 1968

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MATTER OF Affidavit of Publication of

Port Of Oakland Port Ordinance #1286 -

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,33.

COLTNTY OF AT.../4.141EDA

S. R. IrwinAN RDI ,No 867,

O of said County, being duly sworn, says:

BE IT 0101 F II l'011 ,nOakland ns foretr

SPCflon 1 !,,IFF That he is and was during all the „time herein mentioned a citizen of thefollov,sthe posif/on ollis e

IF e, :53 t:50 r het United States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in the



Port Ordinance #1286 - Creating PositionThat the noticeOf Airport Janitor


1 Time

to-wit: from the 15th day of October A. D. 19 64 15th October A. D. 19 64 to and until the day of


i On The 15th Day Of October 1964 lhed,

2 ADV. 50 2BN

2Mt 11•5,7 FORM IS-A




AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 11.021TO, AND REPEALING SECTION 8.23 OF,PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867,' CREATINGTHE POSITION OF PRINCIPAL ASSISTANTTO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR TRADEDEVELOPMENT AND ABOLISHING TEEPOSITION OF PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT TOTHE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR PROPERTIESPROMOTION AND SALES.


Section 1. Section 11.021 is hereby added toPort Ordinance No. 867 to create the position of PrincipalAssistant to the Executive Director for Trade Development,which said section shall read as follows:


Sec. 11.021 1 Principal Assistant tothe Executive Directorfor Trade Development,who shall be one ofthe two principalassistants to theExecutive Directorwithin the meaning ofSec. 219 of theCharter $1083.33

Section 2. Section 8.23 of Port Ordinance No.

Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick and President Vukasin --3-Ayes:

Noes:

Absent:

OM 11-S7 FORM 113-0

867 is hereby repealed.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, September 30, 1964. Passed to print for one dayby the following vote: Ayes: Colmissioners Brown, Chaudet,Kilpatrick and President Vukasin -Lb-. Noes: None. Absent:Commissioner Tripp -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held October 7, 1964


A a Of Publicationn'T/3 n 17IN THE MA'

Ordinance #1285 - Creating


Subscribed and sworn to before me this12th day of Oct. -A. D. 19

64


Oakland, California

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

Position Of Principal Assistan

NEW 'YORK. WORLD'S F.)

S. R. Irwinof said County, being duly sworn, says:




That the notice Ordinance #1285 - Creating Position Of Principal Assistant


1 Time

to-wit: from theday of A. D. 19 64 6th October

to and until the 6th day ofuctober A. D. 19 64- ,

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The 6th Day Of October 1964lished, to-wit:---

cd§Dtaa Anv. IS 0 21,/ Public in Anil for-tile' County of Alameda, State of Californiaa

R. A. CHRLSTIANERR. A, CHRISTIANER

NOTARY PUBLIC: My Commission Expires October 3, 1963ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA


PORT ORDINANCE NO, 1284


AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A DESIGN REVIEWPROCEDURE REGULATING THE USE OF LAND ANDTHE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF STRUCTURESIN JAM LONDON SQUARE.


Section 1. PURPOSE. In order to promote thegeneral welfare of the citizens of Oakland through thepreservation and enhancement of the beauty, dignity andeffective functioning of an area of unusual and historiccivic importance and the protection of property valuestherein through regulation of the use of land and thedesign and construction of buildings, signs and structures,there is hereby established the design review procedurehereinafter set forth for the area known and commonlydesignated as "Jack London Square."

Section 2. DESIGNATION OF JACK LONDON SQUARE.For the purposes of this ordinance, Jack London Square ishereby designated as being that portion of the City ofOakland lying within the Port Area, bounded on the northby the south side of First Street, on the east by thewest side of Alice Street, on the south by the UnitedStates Pierhead Line and on the west by the east side ofClay Street and, in addition thereto, that portion of theCity of Oakland lying within the Port Area and bounded onthe north by the south side of Second Street, on the eastby the west side of Broadway, on the south by the northside of First Street and on the west by the east side ofClay Street.

Section 3. REGULATIONS. Within Jack LondonSquare the following regulations shall apply:

(a) Design Review Required. Nobuilding, structure, sign or use of landshall hereafter be constructed, established,repaired or altered within Jack London Squareuntil plans for such construction, establish-ment, repair or alteration shall have beensubmitted, processed and approved in themanner provided in Section 5 of this ordinance.

(b) Open Land Use. No open land useshall be permitted except after approval inthe manner provided in Section 5 of thisordinance. An open land use shall mean anyuse of land, except landscaping and parks,which is carried on outside a building.

(c) Building Permits. No buildingpermit shall be issued for a building,structure or sign in Jack London Squareexcept pursuant to a set of plans approvedin the manner provided in Section 5 of thisordinance.

Section 4. CRITERIA FOR REVIEW. In order topromote the general welfare of the citizens of Oaklandas expressed in Section 1 of this ordinance, it is theintent of the Board of Port Commissioners in establishingthe design review procedure in Jack London Square:

(a) To achieve a group of buildings,structures and land uses within an area ofunusual and historic civic importance whichshall be well related one to another andwhich taken together shall result in awell-composed urban design°

(b) To protect the value and usefulnessof existing private and public investmentsthrough the requirement that new structuresshall be of a nature which, in quality andvalue, will be compatible with those publicand private investments now establishedtherein.

(c) To further Oakland t s regional centerrole through the preservation and enhancementof those distinctive areas and landmarks whichare of lasting importance both to the communityand to the region.

In each case the determination shall be made asto whether the proposed building, sign, structure, or useis in harmony with the review criteria. In this determi-nation the following among other factors shall be con-sidered: The general site, design, height, arrangement,texture, material, color, and appurtenances of thebuilding, sign, or structure in question, the relation ofsuch factors to other buildings, signs, or structures inthe immediate surrounds, and the relation of the building,sign, structure or use to the total setting as seen fromother parts of the Square. Only those factors or elementsof design which have reasonable relationship to thereview criteria shall be considered, and the interiorarrangement or building features not subject to publicview shall not be considered.

Section 5. REVIEW PROCEDURE.(a) Application for review shall be made upon a

form to be provided by the Board of Port Commissioners andshall be accompanied by site and building plans, drawingsand elevations, landscaping plans, operational data, andsuch other information as may be necessary for a completereview.

-2-

(b) An application shall be considered withinthree weeks after it is filed and a decision shall berendered within thirty days after filing or withinthirty days following a hearing held pursuant to Section5 (d) hereof. The time limits aforesaid may be extendedby agreement with the applicant. Should a decision notbe rendered within the applicable period, the applicationshall be deemed approved by the Chief Engineer or theBoard, as the case may be.

(c) The Chief Engineer shall examine theapplication to determine whether the proposed building,structure, sign or use of land conforms to the applicablecriteria set forth elsewhere in this ordinance, and mayapprove the application subject to such changes and con-ditions as may be necessary to insure conformity withsaid criteria so that the purpose,of review will beaccomplished. Said approval shall become effectiveimmediately.

(d) When the Chief Engineer finds that theproposed building, sign, structure or use of land doesnot conform to the review criteria, he shall immediatelyforward the application to the Board. In such case theBoard shall hold a hearing to review the application anddetermine whether the proposed building, sign, structureor use of land conform to the review criteria. The Boardmay approve, modify, or disapprove the application, andmay attach such conditions as in its judgment are neces-sary to accomplish the purposes of review. The decisionof the Board shall become effective ten days followingthe date it is rendered. The Board's decision or determi-nation shall be final. In arriving at its decision theBoard shall be guided by the review criteria prescribedfor the Chief Engineer.

(e) A preliminary application may be submittedprovided that such application is sufficiently completeand detailed to enable the Chief Engineer and the Boardto make his and its determination. When approval isgranted upon the basis of a preliminary application, thefinal application for the structure or use in questionshall be submitted to the Chief Engineer prior to appli-cation for a building permit for a determination thatthe final application coincides in all essential respectswith the approved preliminary application. Should theChief Engineer find that the final application doesnot coincide with the approved application, he shallrequire resubmission of the final application for reviewas herein prescribed. Should the Chief Engineer findthat final plans coincide in all essential respects with

"s,s'isrAN1Secretary.

/ 4.74/ CZ:Z-6'2e

President.

Attest

518 11-57 FORM 18-5

the approved preliminary application, he shall certifythis finding in writing to the Board.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, September 16, 1964. Passed to print for one dayby the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-.Noes: None. Absent: None.

Adopted at a special meeting held September 30, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick and PresidentVukasin -4-

Noes: None

Absent: Commissioner Tripp -1-.

for the County of Alameda, State of CaliforniaL3ly Commission Expires October 3, 1964

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MAI1ER OF

Port Of Oakland

66 j,,ck London Square


Ordinance #1284 - Establishing

Use Of Land At Jack London Sq.

Oakland, Ca lifornia


COUNTY OF ALAMEDAS. R. Irwin

„ Chicago 83 68 eortiana nee -AN OP.11, Cincinnati 90 71 Portland 011 of said County, being duly sworn, says:P. LGULAI. Cleveland -52 61 RaleighSTRUCTle Columbus'0 liS 64 RapidCity

,. Denver ' 70 46 Reno That he is and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of theBE IT ''G°._. Des MOines .67 57 Rchmond

Oakla0end ioain 1sle Duluth

Detroit • -75 69 Sic Louis56 43 Salt Lake Ct United States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in the5l El Paso 136 70 San Antonio

citizens of 0, Fairbanks 62 34 St Ste MarladihsitY a • Fort Worth 82 71 Seattle matter or action herein set forth.importan _ Helena 2 50 Shreveportt

ructure s , th(i HouStop 87 73 Tam.pa-St Pt That he is now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorizedof Ma me , Honolulu

seI forth fore Indianapolis 87 69 .TtIcSonJackson Miss 91 67 Washington representative of THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., a corporation, the publisherSec t ion 21 Jacksonville 80 . 63 Wichita

p1 ,11oses

uof

5otth

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4 Juneau

CANADIAN and printer of ,the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time here-1 or .the north by I Calgary 59 39 ReginaAlice Street, e Edmonton 60 39 Toronto inafter mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed in1,v Me

Cast 2 Montreal -70 54 Winnipeg

City of aft.la" Ottawa 70 57 Vancouver the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda,INsouth side of i AberdeenAberdReen 50 Madridsouth by tneD

Cllotayions shall I

Strehd. Ankara • 57 Moscow Judgment No. 237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by SectionBerlin 46 Oslo--Section 3.- 45 Paris •B'asse's66 Rome 6000 of the Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and pub-(a) P. Copenhagen . 39 Stockholm .

of land si, Dublin - . ' - 59 Tokyo lished in the City of Oakland County of Alameda State of California for the dis-m oot, Geneva - 3.5 Vienna

, , ,moot, rieg London 54apoi coved . semination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,„„0,,,;,pi Peecipitation having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to thelord US". ; NATIONAL lbuqerqu, .12which is i ilia, T; Billings, .01; Bismar.

f .-) Gr. Brownsville, .0; Chicago, .13; interests or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class,build i ng,. i- .28; Fort Worth, .29; Houston, .0

set sir profession, trade, calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes,ville, 1.04; Miami Beach, .40;hiseoniror Tex. .25; Mliwaueee, .11; Oklaho

, .29, 'St. Luis, .14; . Salt Lake CitySi-mh ' , .•! Antonio, •51, St. Ste: -Marie, .13; professions, trades, callings, races or denominations.fare of the cy .05; Spokane, .01.Ls the intent}. CANADA — Edit/o

nion, .02; Refreview pro..—era- vaacouver, .88.(8) TO, _____ That said newspaper has been established, printed and published at reg

anat

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ularrea' in

composed . S hip Movemen intervals, in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, forre

n) 141 more than two years preceding the date of the first publication of the notice hereinpubic 141 SCHEDULED ARRIVAL,punt caanc;f T

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Sublect to chan without noticei mentioned; that said notice describess and expresses in general terms, the purport(n) Ty , FERDER, Los Angeles, Pier 92.

icon and ,.. FIGARO, Los Angeles, Pier 90A. and character of the notice intended to be given.are of I aie PLYING A WASHINGTON, GavioIn each ce HAWAII STANDARD, Pt. Orient, Ordinance #1284 - Establishin Use Ofbuilding, ,;,:in LIMBURG, Los Angeies, Pier 23. That the noticethis or■ermIrk. METAPAN, Los Angeles, Pier 60.

The general j MORNING LIGHT, Northwest, PI,a paurtenanneet PETRARCA, Honolulu, A-NSC. Land At Jack London Squaresuch facie's , ! , PACIFIC TEISTAR, Northwest, 1';rondds, and k PRESIDENT ARTHUR, Yokoharnsetting as see, 50.Pieroi design wh/- R. G, FOLLIS, ortland. Pt:

PP,,,,,der.,,,, Bec SANUKI MARU, Los Angels, of which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper,SANTA MARIA; Los Angeles, Ole,P ubli c vIe, shZ SIBONCA, Los Angeles, Pier 30. -Se g t ion 5. ,, STOLT BRATTLAND, Canal Zone 1 Time (a) A pplid WEDNESDAY,' SEPTEMBER;

it, Board of a BATAAN, Portland, Stockton.105 pm,s, drl BOLINAS, Los Angeles, Pier 26.such og,or 1,0 DONGEDYK, Portland, Stockton.

(La) A, i,, HARUNASAN MARU, Japan, Pie/ to-wit: from the 22nd A. D. 19.. (:).14-,day of Septemberd a decisicf HAWAIIAN, Honolulu, ENC.

thirty days fc' J L. HANNA, RLW.0.emberembSepttime limits at

a decision nLOCH GARTH, Los Angeles, PiorPRESIDENT GRANT, Hamptor day to and until the 22nd

al: of A. D. 19 4. ,ARD.be deemed aps THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,

(c) The C., BONNEVILLE, Norwegian, Losthe proposed t-0 r i ) e :1 0 se) o rier 28. both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was p

y

ub.COPPER STATE, .,.' Diego, NSFknt ion subject FLYING ENTERP , I SE-YokohenSaid ra

mit ,vi' 48.pprov,I. if3ERIA, Vancouver B.C., Pier 35, lishecl, to-wit: On The 22nd Day Of September 1964confo

(d) When . OREGON, Los Angeles.tore or um of , PARVANTI JAYANTI, Los Angeltforward the I Tentative.hearing/ to re OUEENSVILLF, Porl I and, ANC.I ' qf sI brif st, SCHEDULED DEPARTLmay approve, Subiert lo cl.,,,t, ilhout tirS,

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Introduced by Seconded byAN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINPREMISES LOCATED AT THE FOOT OF BROADWAYIN JACK LONDON SQUARE TO BOOTJACK, INC.,A CORPORATION, DETERMINING CERTAIN MATTERSIN CONNECTION THEREWITH AND AUTHORIZINGTHE EXECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15594, thisBoard duly caused to be published in the Oakland Tribunefor five days from August 21, 1964 to August 25, 1964,inclusive, a notice of intention to grant a lease ofcertain premises located at the foot of Broadway in JackLondon Square, said lease to commence on the first day ofthe calendar month next succeeding sixty days after theadoption on final passage of this ordinance and continuingthereafter for a term of fifty (50) years, subject to cer-tain rights of cancellation, which said premises are moreparticularly described in said notice, to which referencehereby is made, and said notice stated explicitly the timeand conditions of said lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Board atthe time and place specified in said notice as the timeand place for receiving bids for said lease, met in opensession for the purpose of receiving bids for said proposedlease and did then and there receive from BOOTJACK, INC.,a corporation, a sealed written bid offering to pay asrental for said premises for the term of said lease asfollows:

As minimum rental the sum of One Thousand Dollars($1,000.00) per month, payable monthly in advance on or beforethe first day of each and every calendar month of the termof said lease; and within fifteen (15) days after the closeof each and every calendar month of said term a further sumequal to five per cent (5%) of lessee's monthly gross receiptsfrom any business carried on in Whole or in part upon thedemised premises, including, but not limited to, sales offood, alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, from coin-operatedvending machines and any and all other revenues and sales,including those from food prepared on the premises but con-sumed or delivered off the premises, from which there shallbe deducted the minimum monthly rental theretofore paid forsaid month, all payable in lawful money of the United Statesof America and in accordance with the terms of said noticeand said form of lease; and said bidder having delivered tosaid Board cashier's checks in the respective sums of $1,000.00and $3,000.00 payable to the Secretary of said Board as requiredby said notice; and no other bid or bids for said lease havingbeen made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient for thepromotion and accommodation of shipping, commerce and navi-gation of the Port of Oakland and for other uses and purposes

pproved as to form and legality :

Port Attorney

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consistent with the requirements of commerce of said harborand its development, and for the public interest and neces-sity, that a lease be granted for the time and subject tothe terms, covenants and conditions set forth in said noticeand form of lease; now, therefore, be it

ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissioners of theCity of Oakland as follows:

Section 1. The Board of Port Commissioners of theCity of Oakland hereby finds and determines that notice ofintention to make said lease has been given for the time andin the manner prescribed by law; that all requirements oflaw precedent to the award of said lease have been dulycomplied with; that said bidder is the highest responsiblebidder for said lease at the highest rent and that it willbe to the public interest that said bid be accepted.

Section 2. That said bid be and it hereby isaccepted and said lease hereby is awarded to said bidder; andthat such lease be substantially in the form and subject tothe terms, conditions, covenants and agreements set forth insaid form of proposed lease.

Section 3. The Port Attorney hereby is directed toprepare said lease in quintuplicate in conformity with saidnotice, the provisions of this ordinance and said bid; andthe President of this Board hereby is authorized and directed,for and in the name of said City of Oakland, to sign saidlease, and the Secretary of this Board hereby is authorizedand directed to attest such signing; and that such signingand attesting shall constitute due execution thereof by saidCity.

Section 4. That upon the execution of said lease bysaid bidder and the payment of all costs of publication of thisordinance and of said notice, said Secretary be and he herebyis authorized and directed to return to said bidder said checkin the amount of $1,000.00, hereinabove mentioned.

Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect at thetime and in the manner provided for by Section 178 of theCity Charter.

Adopted at a regular meeting held September 16, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and PresidentVukasin --

Noes: None

Absent: None,

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, September 2, 1964. Passedto print for one day by the followingvote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet,Tripp and President Vukasin -4-. Noes:None. Absent: Commissioner Kilpatrick -1-.

RENA WALCI(NOTARY PUBLIC

ALAMEDA co., cALIFoRNIA

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MATTER OF

Port Of OaklandAffidavit of Publication of

Ordinance #1283 - Awarding


Oakland, California


Lease - Premises Located At

Foot Of Broadway

u7,), LtL) Li ALAMEDA41,01S01W0,0D 440d ;o - p-10043 'AJ4'NOldWOD 'N 'N

JaUoiSSILULUOD :4•10s:luacuc,L■Ne6.4-oy el0 prospecAive 0.0e, '10r 1

10.1 work above listed, on application leSd Director of Architecture and Eriq11,,

ing, at his office hereinaboveioge: honed, enthIn each case shall be

turned within five (5) days after secing same to said Director of ArchitSure and Engineering, if no bid is smated in the bidder's name forcompletion of the work, or not lathan two (2) days from an d afterdate of submitting the bid, if a bidsubmitted in the bidder's name.

Bids must be made on form obtaiiat the said office of the DirectorArchitecture arid Engineeringmust be signed by the bidderaccompanied by a bid bond in the lcprocured from said office, duly ecited by the bidder as principal artcorporation authorized to do bustIn the State of California as sunnaming the Oakland Unified SriDistrict of Alameda County as Obit,or- by a cashier's check or tern,check, certified without qualificatdrawn on a solvent bank of the s:of ,Callfornla or on a national b

Aewdoing business In the State of CfOrnia, in the amount of Ten Thous

4,P. and nu/100 Dollars (S10,000.00),A q made payable to the Oakland UMSchool District of Alameda Cou

541- Should the party or parties to wl10,5 -the contract should be awarded cot

enter into the contract after the aea nd to file the required bonds, the

S. R. Irwinof said County, being duly sworn, says:




That the notice Ordinance #128 ,3 - Awarding Lease -

103.1a_eg . 109cat ed At Foot Of Broadwayof which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper,

1 Time11th11pto-wit: from the day of September

A. D. 19 64

llth September A. D. 19 64to and until the day of


lished, to-wit: On The llth Day Of September 1964

Subscribed and sworn to before me this ,---"---15th day at Sept . A. D. 1964

e,ADV. SO All Notary Eublie in and for the County of Alameda, State of California

WY.Commi651on Expires Oct, 17


Introduced by


Seconded byAN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5.09 OF,AND ADDING SECTION 10.021 TO, PORTORDINANCE NO. 867, FIXING THE SALARYOF PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR AND CREATINGTHE POSITION OF SUPERVISORY AIRPORTTRAFFIC REPRESENTATIVE.


Section 1. Section 5.09 of Port OrdinanceNo. 867 hereby is amended and Section 10.021 hereby isadded to Port Ordinance No. 867 to fix the salary of theposition'of Public Relations Director and to create theposition of Supervisory Airport Traffic Representative,which said sections shall read respectively as follows:

No. of Salary orPositions Title

Schedule No.

Sec. 5.09 1 Public RelationsDirector $ 833.33

Sec. 10.021 Supervisory AirportTraffic Representa-tive 31125.00

Section 2. This ordinance shall take effectOctober 1, 1964.

Adopted at a regular meeting held Sept ember 16, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and PresidentVukasin --

Noes: None

Absent : None.

ppreved as to form "pryegality:

Port Attorney

Attest 7'1/4,

ASSISTANT Secretary.In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, September 2, 1964. Passedto print for one day by the followingvote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet,Tripp and President Vukasin -4-. Noes:one. Absent: Commissioner Kilpatrick -1-.

'AN ORDINANCE A/A ENDR‘o(

PORT o

mor, 10.021 TO, PORT Of 22RE PUBLIC R E 'LAT IONS, ,,3„.CR SUPERVISORY A IE,..,- --.BE IT ORDAINED 10,22,o11- 9,

Oakleo0 85 follows ,„ -ow ..,-1317,-SeclJon 1. Section 5 - ,r1 .., "V

Section 10-021 hereOv .....,P .1.--,1_00 Rio position of

fr,,,'0 0-6 1B,SuRervsory A0-po-

retoec_thvel i - s fo,


15th day of Sept. A. D. 19(41.

RENA WALCKNOTARY PUBLIC

ALAMEDA CO., CALIFOrc

Affidavit of PublicationMUTE WAIER OF

Port Of Oakland


Oakland, California


Ordinance #1282 - FixingSalary


COUNTY OF ALAMEDAss.

S. R. Irwinof said County, being duly sworn, says;




That the notice Ordinance #1282 - Fixing Salary

of which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper,1 Time

11th September A. D. 19 64 to-wit: from the day of 'to and until the llth day of September A. D. 19 64 both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-

lished, to-wit:— On The 11th Day Of September 1964

ADV. BO 2151 Notary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State ofCalifornia

MyCarrimiE,sion Expires Oct. 17, 1c


PORT ORDINANCE NO, 1281 4.


AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ITEM NO. 735 OFPORT ORDINANCE NO. 964 RELATING TOWHARFAGE.


Section 1. Item No. 735 of Port OrdinanceNo. 964 hereby is amended to read as follows:

ITEMSECTION IV WHARFAGE - RULES AND REGULATIONS NUMBER

APPLICATION OF WHARFAGE

(a) Except as otherwise provided in thistariff, wharfage, as defined in ItemNo. 70, shall be assessed in accordancewith the schedule of rates set forth inItem Nos. 760 and 840, inclusive, sub-ject to the provisions of this sectionand will be in addition to other chargesnamed in the tariff. The rates, rulesand regulations applicable to wharfageapply as follows:

(1) On Inbound Cargo: Those ineffect on the date that vesselcommences discharging cargo.

(2) On Outbbund Cargo: Those ineffect on the date that vesselcommences loading cargo.

(b) Except as otherwise provided in indi-vidual items, the rates named are incents per ton of 2,000 pounds or 40cubic feet, according to vessel'smanifest, on.whichever basis thewater freight is assessed. 735

ITEMNUMBER

(c) On merchandise moving in Foreign andOffshore Trade which is not coveredby a regular commercial steamshipline's manifest and is not movingunder regularly established commercialrates, published in commercial tariffs,but is moving to or from ports thatare served by vessels operating inregular trade routes, shall be assessedwharfage on the same basis of weight ormeasurement as the freight charges onsuch merchandise would have been com-puted by vessels operating in suchregular trade routes under commercialtariffs and would have been shown onsuch regular commercial steamship line'smanifest, except as otherwise providedin individual items.

(d) On merchandise which is moving on otherthan a weight or measurement basis (e.g., per package, etc.), the wharfagecharges shall be assessed as follows:

(1) On merchandise moving in InlandWaterway, Coastwise and Inter-coastal Trades, per ton of 2,000pounds, except as otherwiseprovided in individual items.

(2) On merchandise moving in Foreignand Offshore Trade, per ton of2,000 pounds or 40 cubic feet,whichever will yield the greaterrevenue, except as otherwiseprovided in individual itemsand except that on fresh fruitsor vegetables manifested on aper package basis, wharfageshall be assessed on a ton of2,000 pounds.

(3) On merchandise moving in vans orcontainers in Hawaiian Trademanifested on a per van or percontainer basis, wharfage shallbe assessed on the gross weightof the contents per ton of 2,000pounds.

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ITEMNUMBER

(e) Where ocean rate is based on a combinationof weight and measurement, wharfage chargesshall be computed on a measurement basis.

(f) When goods are received from Inland Water-way carriers and such goods are removedfrom the terminals by rail, truck or in-land waterway carrier, the Inland WaterwayWharfage charges named in this tariff willbe collected from the owner of the goodsat the time of their removal. Only oneInland Waterway Wharfage Charge will beassessed.

(g) Bulk Ore or Concentrates discharged over-side a vessel directly to barge or lighterwhile vessel is berthed at wharf or mooredin wharf slip shall be assessed one-halfthe regular wharfage rates.

Section 2. This ordinance shall take effectSeptember 24, 1964.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, September 2, 1964. Passed to print forone day by the following vote: Ayes: CommissionersBrown, Chaudet, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-.Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner Kilpatrick -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held September 16, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and PresidentVukasin

Noes: None4

Absent: None.

p oved as to form and legality :

Port Attorney

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Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MATTER OF Affidavit of Publication of

Port Of Oakland Ordinance #1281 - Relating

66 Jack London Square To Wharfage Oakland, California


COUNTY OF ALAMEDAS. R. Irwi n

SS.

of said County, being duly sworn, says:




That the notice


1 Time

to-wit: from the 14th day of September A. D. 19 611-,ofd

theuntiland 14th September A. D. 19 64

to ane day o


lished, to-wit:— On The 14th Day Of September 1964}

Ordinance #1281 – Relating_ To Wharklgo

Subscribed and sworn to before me thisSept.15th day of A. D. 1961-

Notary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State of California

My COrT . ' ( . S)i-,,4


tyPORT ORDINANCE NO. 1280


AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINLANDS LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THEEMBARCADERO EAST OF TENTH AVENUE TOROY L. BURGE, INC., A CORPORATION,DETERMINING CERTAIN MATTERS IN CON-NECTION THEREWITH AND AUTHORIZING THEEXECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15535,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from August 12, 1964 to August16, 1964, inclusive, a notice of intention to granta lease of certain lands located on the south sideof the Embarcadero east of Tenth Avenue, said leaseto commence on the first day of the calendar monthnext succeeding sixty days after the adoption onfinal passage of this ordinance and continuing there-after for a term of twenty-five (25) years, with anoption to extend said term for an additional periodof ten (10) years, which said premises are moreparticularly described in said resolution and notice,to both of which reference hereby is made, and saidnotice stated explicitly the time and conditions ofsaid lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromROY L. BURGE, INC., a corporation, a sealed writtenbid offering to pay as rental the sum of One HundredFifteen Dollars (3115.00) per month for said premisesfor the term of said lease, payable in lawful money ofthe United States of America, and in accordance withthe terms of such advertisement and form of lease;and said bidder having delivered to said Board cashier'schecks in the respective sums of Four Hundred SixtyDollars ($460.00) and Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750.00)payable to the Secretary of said Board as required by saidnotice; and no other bid or bids for said lease havingbeen made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient forthe promotion and accommodation of shipping, commerceand navigation of the Port of Oakland and for otheruses and purposes consistent with the requirements ofcommerce of said harbor and its development, and forthe public interest and necessity, that a lease begranted for the time and subject to the terms, covenantsand conditions set forth in said notice and form oflease; now, therefore, be it

ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissionersof the City of Oakland as follows:

Section 1. The Board of Port Commissionersof the City of Oakland hereby finds and determinesthat notice of intention to make said lease has beengiven for the time and in the manner prescribed by law;that all requirements of law precedent to the award ofsaid lease have been duly complied with; that saidbidder is the highest responsible bidder for said leaseat the highest rent and that it will be to the publicinterest that said bklbe accepted.

Section 2. That said bid be and it herebyis accepted and said lease hereby is awarded to saidbidder; and that such lease be substantially in theform and subject to the terms, conditions, covenantsand agreements set forth in said form of proposedlease.

Section 3. The Port Attorney hereby isdirected to prepare said lease in quintuplicate inconformity with said notice, the provisions of thisordinance and said bid; and the President of thisBoard hereby is authorized and directed, for and inthe name of said City of Oakland, to sign said lease,and the Secretary of this Board hereby is authorizedand directed to attest such signing; and that suchsigning and attesting shall constitute due executionthereof by said City.

Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice, saidSecretary be and he hereby is authorized and directedto return to said bidder said check in the amount of$750.00, hereinabove mentioned.

Section 5. This ordinance shall take effectat the time and in the manner provided for by Section

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Secretary.

3M 11.57 FORM 18-18

178 of the City Charter.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, August 19, 1964. Passed to print for one day bythe following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet,Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-. Noes: None.Absent: None.

Adopted at a regular meeting held September 1964By the following Vote:

Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-Noes: None.


Attest

pprvyed as to form and legality :

1 '-\ 4S- A -'Port Attorney

:pp lance"Replacement Warranfll•

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RANGElet youof healsolesquint

VALUE PRICEatOAKI.A.Isp

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MA1TER OF Affidavit of Publication of

Port Of Oakland Ordinance #1280 - Awarding

66 J,ck London Square Lease-'- South Side OfOakland, California


COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

Embarcadero

E. R. Masseyof said County, being duly sworn, says:




That the notice Ordinance #1280 - Awarding Lease -

South Side Of Embarcaderoof which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper,

1 Time26th August A. D. 19614to-wit: from the day of ,

26th August2to and until the day of A. D. 19611

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The 26th Day Of August 1964,lished, to-wit:--

Subscribed and sworn to before me this ( )

....27th_day of Ang.^...A. D. 19.64

e--

2 ADV. 50 212 R. A. CFiRISTIANER NoNOTARY PUBLIC

ALAMEDA Co., CALIFORNIA.22 2222 .2,22,2•,22,22.

Public4e-aridfor the County of Alameda, State of California

My Commission Expires October 3, 1964

.M 1137 F0 .21,4 I8-A




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ITEM NO. 767 OFPORT ORDINANCE NO. 964 RELATING TOWHARFAGE RATES.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commis-sioner s of the City of Oakland as follows:


SECTION IV WHARFAGE RATES(In cents per , ton of 2,000 lbs. or 40 cu. ft.according to vessel's manifest, except as

otherwise provided)

Column A - Rates apply on Inland Waterway cargoColumn B - Rates apply on Coastwise cargoColumn 'C Rates apply on ALL OTHER CARGO, except as

otherwise shown.

RATES ITEMA B C NUMBER

Cargo in bulk, viz..:Wheat, subject to Note 1(foreign and offshoretrades only) per bushel

Note 1: Applies only onthreshed wheat origi-nating atTrans-Con-tinental points asprovided in Item 2615of Trans-ContinentalFreight Bureau TariffNo. 29-L, includingsupplements theretoor reissues thereof.

1 .767

Attest

2P/1 11-57 FOAM 18-E

Section 2. This ordinance shall take effectAugust 25, 1964.


Adopted at a regular meeting held August 19, 1964By the following Vote:

Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and PresidentVukasin -5-

Noes: None

Absent: None.

p roved as to form and legality :\ '1\4 ‘4

Port Attorney

Secretary.

1 VI Fr, 509davit of Publication oft1`)

Prdinati 9 - WharfageRat es

Boys' Shoe!Tapered moccasin Ismooth grain leatheruppers. Featuring long-wearing, 1-piecemolded sole.Size 31/2-7..

ADV. HO 26/1 R. A. CHRIST ANtkr)tarYNOTARY PL


ub and" for the County of Alameda, State of California

lily Commission Expires October 3, 1964

Affidavit of Public:a rIN THE MAITER OF

port Of Oakland


Oakland, California

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,$5.






That the notice Ordinance #1279 – Wharfage Rates


1 Time 12th August D. 1P1'to-wit: from the day of t

to and until the 12th day of Augus t A. D. 19 ,

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The 12th Day Of August 1964.lished, to-wit:—

Subscribed and sworn to before me this18th day of Augus tA . D. 19.64.

Absent: None.

oved as to form and legality:

Port Attorney

Attest




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8.20 OFPORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 CHANGING THESALARY OF THE POSITION OF MANAGER,PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT.


Section 1. Section 8.20 of Port OrdinanceNo. 867 hereby is amended to change the salary of theManager, Properties Department, which said sectionshall read as follows:


Sec. 8.20 1 Manager, PropertiesDepartment $1250.00


Adopted at a regular meeting held August 19, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President

Noes: None Vukasin -5-

Affidavit of Publication ofi9b tl Mt) AN -0

IN THE MNITER OFRT OF OAK' i-J D

Ordinance #1278 - Changing

CREED AN Ifidavit of Publication

Oakland, California

Salary Of Manager Position66 Jack London Square







That the notice Ordinance #1278 - Changing Salary Of

Managem_aoaltion of which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper,

1 Time

to-wit: from theday of A. D. 1964. ,12 th August

12 th August A. D. 1964 ,to and until the day of t


lished, to-wit:— On The 12th Day Of August 1

Subscribed and sworn to before me this18th day of Au gu s . D. 104-

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o m7 . ublie,in_and-fOr the County of Alameda, State of California. A. CHNST1ANER My Commission Expires October 3, 1964

NOTARY PUBLICA 'DA CO-, CALIFORNIA %

ADV. SO 2S8

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AN ORDINANCE FINDING AND DETERMININGTHAT THE PUBLIC INTEREST AND NECESSITYREQUIRE THE ACQUISITION OF AN AIR EASE-MENT IN THE AIR SPACE ABOVE THE SURFACEOF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY OR AN EASEMENTIN AND UPON SAID REAL PROPERTY, OR BOTH,IN THE VICINITY OF METROPOLITAN OAKLANDINTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AND AUTHORIZINGTHE FILING OF AN ACTION IN CONDEMNATIONFOR THE ACQUISITION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, the public interest, convenience andnecessity require the acquisition by the City of Oaklandof an air easement in the air space above the surface ofthe real property hereinafter described, or an easementin and upon said real property, or both, located adjacentto and in the vicinity of Metropolitan Oakland Inter-national Airport for the benefit and protection of saidairport; and

WHEREAS, the acquisition of such air easementor easement is necessary to protect the approaches andtake-off zones of said airport, to reduce or preventthe establishment of airport hazards to the use of suchairport, to accommodate newer, larger, faster and noisieraircraft using said airport and to protect the City ofOakland from damages or claims of damages caused by theoperation of aircraft to and from said airport arisingfrom noise and vibration; and

WHEREAS, the City of Oakland, acting by andthrough its Board of Port Commissioners, is empowered bycondemnation proceedings to acquire and use any real prop-erty, including an air easement in the air space above thesurface of, and/or an easement in and upon, such realproperty for airport purposes and in such places as maybe necessary to permit safe and efficient operation ofsuch airport; now, therefore,


Section 1. That the Board of Port Commissionershereby finds and determines that the public interest andnecessity require the acquisition of an air easement inthe air space above the surface of the real property here-inafter described, or an easement in and upon said realproperty, or both, for a public use, to-wit, for airport

and that the use and possession of said air.n said air space, and/or such easement in andreal property, or both, are necessary therefor,

-old real property is situated in the City of, County of Alameda, State of California, andxticularly described as follows:

Commencing at a granite monument whichmarks the common section corner of Sections19 and 30 of Township 2 South, Range 3 West,and Sections 24 and 25 of Township 2 South,Range 4 West, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian,said monument has the coordinates of Y=454,723.06 feet and X=1,495,709.58 feet,based on the California Coordinate SystemZone III, as are all the distances, bearings,and coordinates in this description.

Thence southerly along the range linebetween Section 30, Township 2 South, Range3 West, and Section 25, Township 2 South,Range 4 West, as shown on that "Sale MapNo. 2 of Salt Marsh and Tide Lands, situatein the County of Alameda, State of Cali-fornia," and delineated in the field notesthereof, all on file in the Office of theDepartment of Finance, State Land Commission,State of California, South 1°02'30" West1637.94 feet to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING.Thence leaving said range line North 57°52'38" West 684.98 feet; thence South 49°35'12"West 1149.92 feet to a point having coordi-nates of Y=452,704.13 feet, X=1,494,224.15feet, also being on the northeasterlyboundary line of that certain parcel ofland described in Final Order of Condem-nation made June 27, 1957, in the DistrictCourt of the United States, entitled Cityof Oakland, a municipal corporation, actingby and through its Board of Port Commissioners,vs. Utah Construction Company, a corporation,et al, Civil Action No. 33956, a copy ofwhich was recorded on June 27, 1957, in Book8402 of Official Records of Alameda County,page 55; thence along said boundary lineNorth 40°24'48" West 4799.66 feet to a pointhaving coordinates of Y=456,358.52 feet,X=1,491,112.55 feet, also being on the west-erly boundary line of the tide lots as delin-eated on said Sale Map No. 2; thence North1°02'30" East 541.93 feet along said westerlyboundary line to a point having coordinatesY=456,900.37 feet, X=1,491,122.39 feet;thence South 50°04'03" East 5943.40 feet to

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the true point of beginning. Containing94.8 acres more or less.

Section 2. The Port Attorney is hereby author-ized and directed to file and prosecute to final judgmenta proceeding in eminent domain to acquire an air easementin the air space above the surface of said real property,and/or an easement in and upon said real property, orboth, for public use as hereinabove set forth and totake such steps therein as he may deem expedient.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, July 13, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Chaudet and Kilpatrick -3-. Noes: None. Absent: Com-missioner Tripp and President Vukasin -2-.

Adopted at a specia l meeting held July 27, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Chaudet, Kilpatrick and President Vukasin -3-

Noes: None

Absent: Commissioners Brown and Tripp4./

President.

Attest ( Secretary.

Approved as to form and legality :

Port Attorney


2 d day of _A. D. 19121:L.

- Affidavit of Publication

IbV4 z4 r- IN THE MATTER OF

Jack T.:o rid.o n e

Oakland

STALE OF CALIFORNIA,SS.

COUNTY OF ALAMEDA


—

Inter Re Qua.





That the notice 0r0iin811-1 -"I 277 - 7indi )ctoTm-,

C. :71 1,11.

of which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper,T 1 ra

to-wit: from the day of Jul y A. D. 19

A. D. 19611

'July

to and until the day of ,


lished, to-wit:—

AN ORDINANCEINTEREST ANDAIR EASEMENTTAM REAL PROFREAL PROPERTYTAN. OAKLAND ITHE FILING OFQUISITION THERE(

point having coordInno amt.0South 50°04'03" East 0. le ',MU- ILOtaint:1g 94.8 acres mu' AAGN Dwo

Section 2. The Romand prosecute to finatian air easement In firand/or an easement I CS61.as herein ahovp ,0 ft tt . ∎ eseiexprdle,1

In Board o, Port Commissioners, Oaklatto prInt day by the following v

Kilpatrick-3. Noes: None. 1Pres,clenf V,

R. N. COMP'Secretary, 6-Board of par"

NO. 33—July 2.

fl 88S-NAM RADIO EquipmiliTRANSMITTER and receier, excondition, used very little, make

•4u4 offer: 471 -5542.

P" ' s41100—PETS AND SUPPLIES.(11BleAk

2 2r), d

Of

ADV. BOOM


PORT ORDINANCE No. 1276


AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE DELE-GATION OF DUTIES BY THE EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR AND CHIEF ENGINEER.


Section 1. The Executive Director andChief Engineer is hereby authorized to designate andassign, with the approval of this Board, by generalorder those officers and employees of the Board whoshall have authority to sign warrants upon the PortRevolving Fund, Port Promotion and Development Fundand Petty Cash Fund heretofore created by ordinanceof this Board and to similarly designate and assignsuch officers and employees who shall be authorizedto approve claims, demands and other similar documents.

Section 2. Any provision of any Port ordinancein conflict herewith is hereby repealed.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, July 1, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: CommissionersBrown, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-.Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held Augus t 5, 1964By the following Vote:

Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp andPresident Vukasin --

Noes: None

Absent: None.


.....1...atill___day of ;Jul :L.A. D. 1961-1.

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MAILER OF


Port Of Oakland nan c e io n

6 6 J a. c T,o -ado n. e

0 a and 0.1--ni a


COUNTY OF ALAMEDArw i n

Dlat e s The Execu

Direct: or Chief Ens ner





That the notice ). co 2 76

By The Execl e Dir

of which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in - said newspaper,

T-1 aneyto-wit: from the day of A. D. 19

o thto and until the day of A. D. 19 ,


On The 9 th 19 614-- lished, to-wit.

ADV. BO Dta ary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State of CaliforniaR. A. CHRISTIANER iUP -C LICNOTARY

bilY Commission Expires October 3, 1964NOTA





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONSOF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 CHANGINGCERTAIN SALARY SCHEDULES AND ASSIGNINGPOSITIONS TO SCHEDULES IN THE PORTDEPARTMENT.


Section 1. Section 2.01 of Port Ordinance No. 867is hereby amended to change the hereinafter enumeratedschedules thereof to read respectively as follows:

AUTOMATICRate Rate Ratea. b. c.

MERIT Rate Rate Rated. e. f.

ScheduleNo.

23 407 431 455 481 50925 419 443 468 495 523 553

Section 2. The hereinafter enumerated sections ofPort Ordinance No. 867 are hereby amended to assign the po-sitions therein mentioned to the respective salary or schedulenumber set forth opposite each such position, which sectionsshall read respectively as follows:


Sec. 5.03 5 Secretary-Stenographer 33Sec. 5.04 10 Intermediate Stenographer-

Clerk 25

Sec. 5.061 9 Intermediate Clerk 25

Sec. 5.07 1 Port Purchasing Agent 65

Sec. 5.08 1 Duplicating EquipmentOperator 28

Sec. 5.10 2 Port Publicity Assistant 46


Sec. 5.11 1 Senior File Clerk 41Sec. 5.13 2 Telephone Operator and Clerk 21

Sec. 5.14 15 Intermediate Typist Clerk 21Sec. 5.15 3 Janitor 23Sec. 6.04 3 Legal Stenographer 33Sec. 7.00 1 Chief Port Accountant 83Sec. 7.02 1 Accountant Auditor 59Sec. 7.03 1 Junior Accountant Auditor 45Sec. 7.04 4 Intermediate Account Clerk 27

Sec. 7.09 3 Accounting Machine Operator,National Cash Register 27

Sec. 8.01 1 Assistant Chief Engineer 101

Sec. 8.02 3 Port Supervising Engineer 95

Sec. 8.03 3 Senior Engineer 87Sec. 8.05 3 Associate Engineer 76Sec. 8.06 12 Assistant Engineer 66

Sec. 8.061 8 Junior Engineer 55

Sec. 8.07 2 Chief of Field Party 66

Sec. 8.071 2 Senior Engineering Aid 46

Sec. 8.08 8 Engineering Aid 38Sec. 8.09 1 Electrical and Mechanical

Engineer 95

Sec. 8.091 1 Senior Mechanical andElectrical Engineer 87

Sec. 8.092 1 Associate Mechanical andElectrical Engineer 76

Sec. 8.10 3 Assistant Mechanical andElectrical Engineer 66

Sec. 8.11 1 Junior Mechanical andElectrical Engineer 55

Sec. 8.201 1 Assistant Manager,Properties Department 86

Sec. 8.21 1 Assistant Engineer 66

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No. of!it

41V

Positions le

Sec. 9.00Port Maint enance and Con-1struction 'Supervisor

Sec. 9.01 6. Port Mainte:nance Foreman

Sec. 9.011 1 Port Equipment MaintenanceForeman

Sec. 9.02 6 Automotive Eq uipment Mechanic

Sec. 9.03- 3 Heavy Equipmer, lt Mechanic

Sec. 9.041 4 Power Equipment Operator

Sec. 9.05 55 Port Maintenanc Laborer

Sec. 9.06 8 Truck Driver anu.i Laborer

Sec. 9.07 1 Blacksmith-Weide:L.,

10Sec. 9.08 Carprenter

621

Sec. 10 Assistant Airport Superin-tendent 69

0.03 1S& c, 1 Airport Traffic Representative 6.7

03.1 10Sec. 1

Reservation Clerk 21).05Sec. Airport Telephone and Tele-

type Operator 24

Sec. 10.06 10 Chief Airport Serviceman 58

Sec. 10.07 20 Airport Serviceman ' 49

Sec. 10.08 1 Head Airport Janitor 43

Sec. 10.09 14 Airport Janitor 23

Sec. 11.01 1 Assistant Traffic Manager . 70

See. 11.02 3 Port Traffic Representative 67

Sec. 11.03 1 Port Traffic and Tariff Clerk 57

lo

Sec. 9.09 Painter

Sec. 9.10 4 Plumber

Sec. 92 Utillties Foreman

1.-1 Electr. IcianSec. 9.7

Sec. 9.1: Maintenar36 Engineer

21 11

9 _Chief Building MaintenanceSec. . engineer

Salary orSchedule No.

68

55

63

46

59

59

38

46

58

57

54

68

73

65

50

Ayes :

Noes : None

Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1--.

Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick, Tripp and PresidentVukasin -4-

,,..---,----President-

Attest , , e2-.---_17,--2.---S„,„ ,,,'-,,,-,.--z---Secretary.

No. ofPositions Title

Sec. 12.01 1 Terminal Superintendentand Traffic Representative

Sec. 12.03 1 Assistant Terminal Super-intendent (Office)

Sec. 12.07 5 Dock Office Clerk

Sec. 12.17 1 Port Messenger and Clerk


69

6754

24

July 1, 1964. Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, June 24, 1964. Passed to print for one day bythe following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet,Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-. Noes: None.Absent: None.

Adopted at a regular meeting held July 1, 1964By the following Vote :

LE U râ•-wn J

AN OR a wNO. 86 ite,,POSIT!.

BE r

change tland es fF

Sects

follows: or ClubSchedule

No. BERKELEY — A memorl23 ■ervice in the fall is belt25sectulanned for Mrs. Leolyn Smiare here,

sa/ary aviorgan, long-time Berkeley chshall rei

ovoman and civic leader a asec . s.ovife of the late theologian, Lsec. s.

îlliain S. Morgan. Mrs. Mcsec: 5..s . 5 .gan died last week at 82.Sec. 5.Sec ' 5- The family said private sersec. 5.Sec ' 5-ices were held Sunday. Thesec. slence of. some. members ofSec.sec. 7.:arnily has led to plans forsec. 77-nemoris.1 service sometime a

• T;er Sep/ember.Mrs. Morgan was born

sec. Bihelton Conn., and graduateSEG. 8; ,sec. 8Tom Smith College for wane1:`,1 :n Northampton, Mass. She ansec. 8)r. Morgan were married i

1'3:912 and came to California:vhere Dr. Morgan first: had se

sec. sled in 1910.Sec. g The Morgans lived and raise

R. A. C1--IR .S'T 9 ANERN ARY P uBLaC.

CALIFORNIA1\4 EDP,

Oak/andSeC

pato in

JUST TEs ON.

GRACIE

Deluxe Ph fcolors, with traise, lower,im21.,021 ic tr

Notary Public M. for the County of Alameda, State of California

f.-Ay Commission Expires October 3, 1964

,,,gC5V,. a Adv. 50 MU

ffidavit of Publication'■_ - 1 r

IN THE MAI IER OF Affidavit of Publication ofre'

66 Jaci,., Lo e

ak 0 n. 3._ a

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,SS

COUNTY OF ALAMEDA.





That the notice '7 5


1. at-LE

to-wit: from the day of 1 z A. D. 19

to and until the day of

A. D. 19


`177:1e 3 0 t la 0 1' :Tune I'9614. lished, to-wit:—


3 0th day of A. D.


jCo



AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINLANDS LOCATED ON THE NORTHWEST SIDE OFHEGENBERGER ROAD AND NORTHEASTERLY OFSAN LEANDRO CHANNEL TO EDWARD W. ENGS,JR., DETERMINING CERTAIN MATTERS INCONNECTION THEREWITH AND AUTHORIZINGTHE EXECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15438,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from June 10, 1964 to June 14,1964, inblusive, a notice of intention to grant a leaseof certain lands located on the northwest side of Hegen-berger Road and northeasterly of San Leandro Channel,,said lease to commence on the first day of the calendarmonth next succeeding sixty days after the adoption onfinal passage of this ordinance and to continue there-after for a term of fifty (50) years, which said premisesare more particularly described in said resolution andnotice, to both of which reference hereby is made, andsaid notice stated explicitly the time and conditionsof said lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromEDWARD W. ENGS, JR., a sealed written bid offering topay as rental the sum of Four Hundred Thirty-five Dollars($435.00) per month for said premises for the term ofsaid lease, commencing upon the first day of the calendarmonth next succeeding substantial completion of the im-provements to be constructed by the Lessee pursuant toParagraph 6 of said lease, or on the first day of thefourth (4th) calendar month of said term, whichever eventshall first occur, payable in lawful money of the UnitedStates of America and in accordance with the terms ofsuch advertisement and form of lease; and said bidderhaving delivered to said Board a cashier's check in thesum of 8750.00 payable to the Secretary of said Board asrequired by said notice; and no other bid or bids forsaid lease having been made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenientfor the promotion and accommodation of shipping,commerce and navigation of the Port of Oakland andfor other uses and purposes consistent with the re-quirements of commerce of said harbor and its develop-ment, and for the public interest and necessity, thata lease be granted for the time and subject to theterms, covenants and conditions set forth in saidnotice and form of lease; now, therefore, be it


Section 1. The Board of Port Commissionersof the City of Oakland hereby finds and determinesthat notice of intention to make said lease has beengiven for the time and in the manner prescribed bylaw; that all requirements of law precedent to theaward of said lease have been duly complied with;that said bidder is the highest responsible bidderfor said lease at the highest rent and that it willbe to the public interest that said bid be accepted.

Section 2. That said bid be and it herebyis accepted and said lease hereby is awarded to saidbidder; and that such lease be substantially in theform and subject to the terms, conditions, covenantsand agreements set forth in said form of proposed lease.


Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice,said Secretary be and he hereby is authorized anddirected to return to said bidder said check in theamount of $750.00, hereinabove mentioned.

Section 5. This ordinance shall takeeffect at the time and in the manner provided for

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roved as to form and legality :

Port Attorney \

by Sectien 178 of the City Charter.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, June 18, 1964. Passed to print for one day bythe following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet,Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-. Noes: None.Absent: None.

Adopted at a regular meeting held July 1, 1964


Ayes : Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick, Tripp and. President Vukasin -4-Noes : None

Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.

Secretary.

2 ADV. SO 213 ublie inomy .e County of Alameda, State of CaliforniaR. A. CHR}STIANER

PUNOTARYATO L'Ay Commission Expires October 3, 1954NCL IC ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MATTER I ER OF


Port Of Oakland. Ordinance

)4 ard

d6 Jack London Square Lease est Of Hég

Oakland, California


COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

berg° Road

S.of said County, being duly sworn, says:




That the notice 0 lance 4 - a r di n rz: Lease -

Northwest n r° He c-en


1 Tine

June ()itto-wit: from the day of A. D. 19'

to and until the 2.4 day of JuneA D. 19"-

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The la 1')a.77- Of June 1954

lished, to-wit:—


day of A. D. 19-

12-R7 FORM 98-ASM




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINLANDS LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE HARBOR AREAAT THE MOUTH OF THE ESTUARY OF SANANTONIO TO THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROADCOMPANY, A CORPORATION, DETERMINING CER-TAIN MATTERS IN CONNECTION THEREWITHAND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15437,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from June 10, 1964 to June 14,1964, inclusive, a notice of intention to grant alease of certain lands located in the Middle HarborArea at the mouth of the Estuary of San Antonio, saidlease to commence on the first day of the calendarmonth next succeeding sixty days after the adoption

•on final passage of this ordinance and terminate onthe 31st day of August, 1985, subject to certain rightsof cancellation set forth therein and subject also tothe right of the lessee to extend the term thereof fora further period of twenty-five years, which saidpremises are more particularly described in said reso-lution and notice, to both of which reference hereby ismade, and said notice stated explicitly the time andconditions of said lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromTHE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, a corporation, asealed written bid offering to pay as rental for saidpremises as follows:

For Parcel One, the sum of Two Hundred Sixty-oneand 36/100 Dollars ($261.36) per acre per month; and

For Parcel Two, the sum of One Hundred Seventy-four and 24/100 Dollars ($174.24) per acre per month duringthe first five (5) years of the term of said lease; and

For Parcel Three, the sum of One Hundred Thirtyand 68/100 Dollars ($130.68)per acre per month duringthe first ten (10) years of the term of said lease;

all rental payable in lawful money of the United States ofAmerica and in accordance with the terms of such advertise-ment and form of lease; and said bidder having deliveredto said Board certified checks in the respective sums of$25,000.00 and $750.00 payable to the Secretary of said

Board as required by said notice; and no other bid orbids for said lease having been made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenientfor the promotion and accommodation of shipping,commerce and navigation of the Port of Oakland andfor other uses and purposes consistent with the re-quirements of commerce of said harbor and its develop-ment, and for the public interest and necessity, thata lease be granted for the time and subject to theterms, covenants and conditions set forth in saidnotice and form of lease; now, 'therefore, be it





Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice,said Secretary be and he hereby is authorized anddirected to return to said bidder said check in theamount of 0750.00, hereinabove mentioned.


-2

Noes: None


AttestSecretary.

by Section 178 of the City Charter.




Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-

President.

RC!,AN ORDI NANCE AWAICATED IN THE MIDCTHE ESTUARY OF StRAILROAD COMPANY,

IN MATTERS IN WUT I ON T

Subscribed and sworn to before me this25th.. day oe„ine A. D. 1.4)1.1-

R. A. CHRISTiANEK

NOTARY PUBLIC


ub *cary or the County of Alameda, State of California

t.g y Commission Expires October 3, 1964

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MAI TER OF


Por t Of Oakland finance #127 — A I/y ard a.

h6 Jack London Square Lease - Harbor

0 ak nd ,


COUNTY OF ALAMEDA0.

of said County, being duly sworn, says;




Ordinanee ja273 a e - That the noticeLI 7 e ')or


1 Time

to-wit:from the C day of June A. D. 19 E4 ,to and until the day of Jure A. D. 19.(:).L_,


On The aja tTh De-, Of June 1 9(,/.1lished, to-wit:—

ADV. 50 2/5

214 11-57 1:3R10.1 18-A




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OFCERTAIN LAND AND WATER AREA LYINGSOUTH OF THE EMBARCADERO AND ONTHE EAST SIDE OF SIXTH AVENUE TOHANS GLASER BOAT SERVICE, INC., ACORPORATION, DETERMINING CERTAINMATTERS IN CONNECTION THEREWITHAND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTIONTHEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15406,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from May 27, 1964 to May 31,196L, inclusive, a notice of intention to grant alease of certain land and water area lying south ofthe Embarcadero and on the east side of Sixth Avenue,said lease to commence on the first day of the calendarmonth next succeeding sixty days after the adoption onfinal passage of this ordinance and terminating onOctober 31, 1972, which said premises are more particu-larly described in said resolution and notice, to bothof which reference hereby is made, and said noticestated explicitly the time and conditions of saidlease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromHANS GLASER BOAT SERVICE, INC., a corporation, a sealedwritten bid offering to pay as rental for said premisesfor the term of said lease as follows:

1. As minimum monthly rental each month of theterm of said lease, the sum of Two Hundred Fifty-five and79/100 Dollars (t, 255.79), payable monthly in advance onor before the first day of each and every calendar monthduring the term of said lease.

2. As additional rental each month of theterm of said lease, payable within ten (10) days afterthe close of each and every calendar month of said term,a further sum equal to the sum of the following for saidmonth, from which there shall be deducted the minimummonthly rental theretofore paid for said month:

(a) Fifteen per cent (15%) of grossreceipts from moorings, slips, anchorages, storage,garages and locker rental;

(b) Ten per cent (10%) of gross receiptsfrom brokerage commissions on the sale of insuranceon boats both new and used;

(c) Two and one-half per cent (2 7k%) ofgross receipts from sales of new boats, whether builtby Lessee or another;

(d) Ten per cent (10%) of that portionof gross receipts from the sale of a used boat whichis in excess of the amount allowed on such boat either(1) at the time it was taken in trade as part of atransaction involving the sale of a new boat; or (2)upon the resale of a used boat purchased outright byLessee;

(e) Ten per cent (10%) of gross receiptsfrom brokerage commissions on the sales of used boats;and

(f) Five per cent (5%) of gross receiptsfrom the sale of all other goods and merchandise andthe provision of all other services and facilities uponor from the demised premises, excluding, however, suchreceipts from the repair of boats, it being understoodand agreed that only receipts from the repair of boatsshall be so excluded from the application of this sub-paragraph (f);

all payable in lawful money of the United States ofAmerica and in accordance with the terms of such ad-vertisement and form of lease; and said bidder havingdelivered to said Board a certified check in the sumof $750.00 payable to the Secretary of said Board asrequired by said notice; and no other bid or bids forsaid lease having been made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient forthe promotion and accommodation of shipping, commerceand navigation of the Port of Oakland and for otheruses and purposes consistent with the requirements ofcommerce of said harbor and its development, and forthe public interest and necessity, that a lease begranted for the time and subject to the terms,covenants and conditions set forth in said notice andform of lease; now, therefore, be it


Section 1. The Board of Port Commissioners ofthe City of Oakland hereby finds and determines thatnotice of intention to make said lease has been givenfor the time and in the manner prescribed by law; thatall requirements of law precedent to the award of saidlease have been duly complied with; that said bidderis the highest responsible bidder for said lease at thehighest rent and that it will be to the public interestthat said bid be accented.

Approved as to form and legality:

Port Attorney

2M 19-57 FORM IS-13

Section 2. That said bid be and it hereby isaccepted and said lease hereby is awarded to said bidder;and that such lease be substantially in the form andsubject to the terms, conditions, covenants and agreementsset forth in said form of proposed lease.

Section 3. The Port Attorney hereby is directedto prepare said lease in quintuplicate in conformity withsaid notice, the provisions of this ordinance and saidbid; and the President of this Board hereby is authorizedand directed, for and in the name of said City of Oakland,to sign said lease, and the Secretary of this Boardhereby is authorized and directed to attest such signing;and that such signing and attesting shall constitute dueexecution thereof by said City.

Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice, saidSecretary be and he hereby is authorized and directedto return to said bidder said check in the amount of$750.00, hereinabove mentioned.

Section 5. This ordinance shall take effectat the time and in the manner provided for by Section178 of the City Charter.




Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-Noes: None

AttestSecretary.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this25t:i day of June A. D. 144

R. A. CHR15TIANER

NOTARY PUBLICALAMEDA CO., CALIFOCISA

ary Public in (ma-for-the County of Alameda, State of CaliforniaCry Commission Expires October 3, 1964

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MAI Ihit OF

Punt O Oakland


Or an ce 272 t tip ar

66 Jack London. Sqaare Lease -bar c Ei.dero

Oak la rld, ifern


s . 7? . 1-wl caeameaw , 1_ ,(_,

ace especrall of said County, being duly sworn, says:Not just the

any of

That he is and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of they , menstrual

the nUnited States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in the

' for common,relief,

matter or action herein set forth.ate: elle s.,<

tensio

Cc That he is now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorizedoreln representative of THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., a corporation, the publisher

n c1'=-r'-'o11 E RELAXE R, Califand printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time here-

'P '..., vides women inafterinafter mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed inrF._°,ffelievers, P lus

re1e41

Divi

(the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda,Judgment No. 237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section

1 MoVon,i 6000 of the Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and pub-

of , 01d

:1 llwithin lished in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dis-

1 1, nth semina,tion of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,tom;11,1,1lior having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the

interests or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class,profession, trade, calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes,

s0le oeithe

fr (1

F professions, trades, callings, races or denominations.the sale

outrig ' That said newspaper has been established, printed and published at regularon the 0•7

(f) intervals, in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, forA oodsti orn the more than two years preceding the date of the first publication of the notice hereiniirion

tr,tn thesAiparace t mentioned; that said notice describes and expresses in general terms, the purport11 pi-ly ibl. :f 11, and character of the notice intended to be given.11 0 , ng ddi

. I'l A, .- t,, Or dim= r ,-''1272 - ,

vs That the notice ,e8,6 e .—1f.rihn

1 00J ion

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5OR DA I 1,941 '91 ..,,,l- 91,1,01119D 'FuKt

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A. D. 19

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2j-_:.i"Th day of : :::::

said /ft td T ,napis“-iylisuos 1 .0,( nuil0tiesto-wit: from the day of

Section ;i 1, )11. .i (di -1d-11i) 1 0. li , ,011

hereby le 01.1. .ii2.1 plus 0'555 01 pA1671)Aeo

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lished, to-wit:— On The , th Da-v- Of ,Tune

COUNTY OF ALAMEDA


1 Time

ADV. 50 214/

2M 11. / FORM 18-A




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINLANDS LOCATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF FERRYSTREET BETWEEN PETROLEUM AND DOLPHINSTREETS IN THE OUTER HARBOR TERMINALAREA TO SIMAS BROS. DISTRIBUTINGCORPORATION, A CORPORATION, DETERMININGCERTAIN MATTERS IN CONNECTION THEREWITHAND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15336,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from April 29, 1964 to May 3,1964, inclusive, a notice of intention to grant alease of certain lands located on the east side ofFerry Street between Petroleum and Dolphin Streetsin the Outer Harbor Terminal Area, said lease to com-mence on the first day of the calendar month nextsucceeding sixty days after the adoption on finalpassage of this ordinance and continuing thereafterfor a term of twenty-four (24) years, subject to therequirements of the Shipping Act, 1916, which saidpremises are more particularly described in said reso-lution and notice, to both of which reference herebyis made, and said notice stated explicitly the timeand conditions of said lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive two(2) sealed written bids, one from SIMAS BROS. DISTRIBUTINGCORPORATION, a corporation, offering to pay as rentalthe sum of One Thousand Twenty Dollars (81,020.00

3 per

month for said premises during the first eight (8years of the term of said lease, and one from POWERINEOIL COMPANY, a corporation, offering to pay as rentalthe sum of One Thousand Four Hundred Fifty-two Dollars($1,452.00) per month for said premises during the firsteight (8) years of the term of said lease, payable inlawful money of the United States of America and inaccordance with the terms of such advertisement andform of lease; and said SIMAS BROS. DISTRIBUTINGCORPORATION having delivered to ,said Board cashier'schecks in the respective sums of Three Thousand SixtyDollars (33,060.00) and Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars($750.00) payable to the Secretary of said Board asrequired by said notice, and said POWERINE OIL COMPANY

having delivered to said Board cashier's checks in therespective sums of Four Thousand Three Hundred Fifty-six Dollars ($4,356.00) and Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars(3750.00) payable to the Secretary of said Board asrequired by said notice; and no other bid or bids forsaid lease having been made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, this Board, after due considerationof said bids and the report of its staff thereon, hasconcluded and hereby finds and determines that the bidof said SIMAS BROS. DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION bestresponds in quality, fitness and capacity to the par-ticular requirements of the proposed lease, and thatby reason thereof said lease should be awarded to saidSIMAS BROS. DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient forthe promotion and accommodation of shipping, commerceand navigation of the Port of Oakland and for otheruses and purposes consistent with the requirements ofcommerce of said harbor and its development, and forthe public interest and necessity, that a lease begranted for the time and subject to the terms, covenantsand conditions set forth in said notice and form oflease; now, therefore, be it


Sectinn 1. The Board of Port Commissionersof the City of Oakland hereby finds and determines thatnotice of intention to make said lease has been givenfor the time and in the manner prescribed by law; thatall requirements of law precedent to the award of saidlease have been duly complied with; that said POWERINEOIL COMPANY is not the highest responsible bidder forsaid lease; that said SIMAS BROS. DISTRIBUTING CORPO-RATION is the highest responsible bidder for said leaseat the highest rent and that it will be to the publicinterest that said bid be accepted.

Section 2. That said bid of said SIMAS BROS.DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION be and it hereby is acceptedand said lease hereby is awarded to said bidder; andthat such lease be substantially in the form and subjectto the terms, conditions, covenants and agreements setforth in said form of proposed lease.

Section 3. That all other bids received forsaid proposed lease be and they are hereby rejected andthe checks accompanying said bids shall be returned tothe proper persons.

Section 4. The Port Attorney hereby isdirected to prepare said lease in quintuplicate inconformity with said notice, the provisions of thisordinance and said bid; and the President of thisBoard hereby is authorized and directed, for and in

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the name of said City of Oakland, to sign said lease,and the Secretary of this Board hereby is authorizedand directed to attest such signing; and that suchsigning and attesting shall constitute due executionthereof by said City.

Section 5. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice, saidSecretary be and he hereby is authorized and directed toreturn to said bidder said check' in the amount of $750.00,hereinatxove mentioned.


In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, May 14, 1964. Passed to print for'oneday by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Chaudet, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-. Noes: None.Absent: Commissioner Kilpatrick -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held May 20, 1964


Ayes:

Noes:

Absent:

Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp andPresident Vukasin -5-

None

None.

Secretary.

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sold bid:and In theeof this Poe,such signin,

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Section 'provIded,

In Boar(to print forTripp and

Public in &aid fOrtite County of Alameda, State of California

b4y Commission Expires October 3, 1964

ADV. 50 9E4

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MA'l Lit OF

Port Of Oakle rid


Ordinan - Awarding

Lease - Lands Located East

Side Of Ferry Street





Ordinance #1271 - Aviardini e - LandsThat the noticeLocated Ea.


1 Time

to-wit: from theday of A. D. 19 64 ,th May

th19 May 6to and until the day of A. D. 19


lished, to-wit:— On The 19th Day Of May 1964

66 Jack London squar e

Oakland, Cal ifornia


COUNTY OF ALAMEDASS.

S. P. Irv/ .

st de Of Ferry Street


n th- day of. hi a Y A. D. 19EL.

2M P1-57 FORM IS-A




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINLANDS LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THEEMBARCADERO NORTHWESTERLY OF NINETEENTHAVENUE TO PACIFIC DRY DOCK & REPAIR CO.,A CORPORATION, DETERMINING CERTAINMATTERS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH ANDAUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15337,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from April 29, 1964 to May 3,1964, inclusive, a notice of intention to grant a leaseof certain lands located on the south side of theEmbarcadero northwesterly of Nineteenth Avenue, saidlease to commence on the first day of the calendarmonth next succeeding sixty days after the adoptionon final passage of this ordinance and continuing there-after for a term of twenty-five (25) years, with anoption to extend said term for an additional periodof fifteen (15) years, which said premises are moreparticularly described in said resolution and notice,to both of which reference hereby is made, and saidnotice stated explicitly the time and conditions ofsaid lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromPACIFIC DRY DOCK & REPAIR CO., a corporation, a sealedwritten bid offering to pay as rental for said premisesfor the term of said lease as follows:

One Thousand Four Hundred Fifty Dollars ( 1,450.00)per month during the first five (5) years of said term;

One Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars ( 1,700.00)per month from the sixth (6th) year through the tenthyear of said term;

One Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars (31,800.00)per month from the eleventh (11th) year through thetwentieth (20th) year of said term; and

Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) per monthfrom the twenty-first (21st) year through the twenty-fifth (25th) year of said term; all payable in lawfulmoney of the United States of America and in accordancewith the terms of such advertisement and form of lease; andsaid bidder having delivered to said Board a certified check

in the sum of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ( 750.00) payableto the Secretary of said Board as required by said notice;and no other bid or bids for said lease having been madeor submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient for thepromotion and accommodation of shipping, commerce andnavigation of the Port of Oakland and for other usesand purposes consistent with the requirements of commerceof said harbor and its development, and for the publicinterest and necessity, that a lease be granted for thetime and subject to the terms, covenants and conditionsset forth in said notice and form of lease; now, there-fore, be it


Section 1. The Board of Port Commissionersof the City of Oakland hereby finds and determines thatnotice of intention to make said lease has been givenfor the time and in the manner prescribed by law; thatall requirements of law precedent to the award of saidlease have been duly complied with; that said bidderis the highest responsible bidder for said lease at thehighest rent and that it will be to the public interestthat said bid be accepted.



Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs of

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Commissioner Kilpatrick -I-.

Attest

Absent:

oysd as to form and legality :

91-3Port Attorney

Secretary.

OM 11-57 FORM /

publication of this ordinance and of said notice, saidSecretary be and he hereby is authorized and directedto return to said bidder said check in the amount of$750.00, hereinabove mentioned.


In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, May 6, 1964. Passed to print for one dayby the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-. Noes:None. Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.

regularAdopted at an adjourned / meeting held May 14, 1964By the following Vote:


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ACIV. 80 214


15th day of Mays D. 196,E

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE /VIA 1 1ER OF


Port Of Oakland

66 Jack London square

Oakland, California.


COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

Ordinance #1270 - AwF,•din

Lease Of Certain Lands

Irwinof said County, being duly sworn, says:




That the notice Ordinance #1270 Awarding Lease OfCertain Lands


to-wit: from the 13th day of May A. D. 19 6)4 ,13th A. D. 19 64to and until the day of


On The 13th Day Of Ma – 1964lished, to-wit:—

241 91-57 59,999191 15-A




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINLANDS LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THEEMBARCADERO NORTHWESTERLY OF FIFTHAVENUE TO MARTINOLICH SHIP REPAIR CO.,A CORPORATION, DETERMINING CERTAINMATTERS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH ANDAUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15335,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from April 29, 1964 to May 3,1964, inclusive, a notice of intention to grant a leaseof certain lands located on the south side of theEmbarcadero northwesterly of Fifth Avenue, said leaseto commence on the first day of the calendar month nextsucceeding sixty days after the adoption on final pas-sage of this ordinance and continuing thereafter fora term of twenty (20) years, with an option to extendsaid term for an additional period of ten (10) years,which said premises are more particularly describedin said resolution and notice, to both of which referencehereby is made, and said notice stated explicitly thetime and conditions of said lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromMARTINOLICH SHIP REPAIR CO., a corporation, a sealedwritten bid offering to pay as rental the sum of TwoThousand One Hundred Sixty-eight and 24/100 Dollars($2,168.24) per month for said premises for the termof said lease, payable in lawful money of the UnitedStates of America and in accordance with the terms ofsuch advertisement and form of lease; and said bidderhaving delivered to said Board a certified check in thesum of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars (S750.00) payable tothe Secretary of said Board as required by said notice;and no other bid or bids for said lease having beenmade or submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient for thepromotion and accommodation of shipping, commerce andnavigation of the Port of Oakland and for other uses andpurposes consistent with the requirements of commerce ofsaid harbor and its development, and for the publicinterest and necessity, that a lease be granted for thetime and subject to the terms, covenants and conditions

proved as to form an*legality:

Port Attorney

ZM M-87 FORM 98-13

set forth in said notice and form of lease; now,therefore, be it




Section 3. The Port Attorney hereby is directedto prepare said lease in quintuplicate in conformity withsaid notice, the provisions of this ordinance and saidbid; and the President of this Board hereby is author-ized and directed, for and in the name of said City ofOakland, to sign said lease, and the Secretary of thisBoard hereby is authorized and directed to attest suchsigning; and that such signing and attesting shall con-stitute due execution thereof by said City.

Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice, saidSecretary be and he hereby is authorized and directedto return to said bidder said check in the amount of750.00, hereinabove mentioned.


regularAdopted at an adjourned / meeting held May 14, 1964



Noes: None


Secretary.In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,

California, May 6, 1964. Passed to printfor one day by the following vote: Ayes:Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick, Tripp andPresident Vukasin -4-. Noes: None.Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.

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ROOM AIR COT' DI(-,71-11'm 1 1,v- inn

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE 'WAITER OF

Port Of Oakland


Ordinance #1269 - Awardin


Oakland, Cd ifornia



COMITY OF ALAMEDASs.

. R. Irwin





Ordinance 6 Awarding Lease OfThat the notice

Certain Lands


1 Time

to-wit: from the l'-',th day of May A. D. 19 6)t ,13th May A. D. 19 64.to and until the day of


lished, to-wit:— On The 13th Day Of May 1964


5th day of May A. D. 196k

ADV. 80 280 Notary Public in and fo he County of Alameda, State of California

FM /1-S7 FORM t B-A




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINPREMISES LOCATED AT THE FOOT OF FRANKLINSTREET IN JACK LONDON SQUARE TO OAKLANDSEA FOOD GROTTO, INC. A CORPORATION,DETERMINING CERTAIN MATTERS IN CONNECTIONTHEREWITH AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTIONTHEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15334,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from April 29, 1964 to May 3,1964, inclusive, a notice of intention to grant alease of certain premises located at the foot ofFranklin Street in Jack London Square, said lease tocommence on the first day of the calendar month nextsucceeding sixty days after the adoption on finalpassage of this ordinance and continuing thereafterfor a term of fifty (50) years, which said premisesare more particularly described in said resolution andnotice, to both of which reference hereby is made, andsaid notice stated explicitly the time and conditionsof said lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromOAKLAND SEA FOOD GROTTO, INC., a corporation, a sealedwritten bid offering to pay as rental for said premisesfor the term of said lease as follows:

As minimum rental, the sum of One ThousandFive Hundred Dollars (S1,500.00) per month, payablemonthly in advance on or before the first day of eachand every calendar month of the term of said lease com-mencing upon the first day of the month following thesubstantial completion of the restaurant facilities tobe operated upon the demised premises or on the commence-ment of the use of the restaurant by the public or onthe first day of the thirteenth (13th) calendar monthof the term of said lease, whichever event first occurs;and within fifteen (15) days after the close of each andevery calendar month of said term a further sum equal totwo and one-half per cent (2i%) of lessee's monthly grossreceipts from any business carried on in whole or inpart upon the demised premises, including, but not limitedto, sales of food, alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages,from coin-operated vending machines and any and all otherrevenues and sales, including those from food prepared

on the premises but consumed or delivered off the premises,from which there shall be deducted the minimum monthlyrental theretofore paid for said month, all payable inlawful money,of the United States of America and inaccordance with the terms of such advertisement andform of lease, and said bidder having delivered tosaid Board certified checks in the respective sums of750.00 and 350,000.00 and a cashier's check in the sumof S4,500.00 payable to the Secretary of said Board asrequired by said notice; and no other bid or bids forsaid lease having been made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient forthe promotion and accommodation of shipping, commerceand navigation of the Port of Oakland and for other usesand purposes consistent with the requirements of commerceof said harbor and its development, and for the publicinterest and necessity, that a lease be granted for thetime and subject to the terms, covenants and conditionsset forth in said notice and form of lease; now, there-fore, be it

ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissioners ofthe City of Oakland as follows:

Section 1, The Board of Port Commissioners ofthe City of Oakland hereby finds and determines thatnotice of intention to make said lease has been givenfor the time and in the manner prescribed by law; thatall requirements of law precedent to the award of saidlease have been duly complied with; that said bidderis the highest responsible bidder for said lease at thehighest rent and that it will be to the public interestthat said bid be accepted.



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2M /1-337 FORM 1II-B

Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice, saidSecretary be and he hereby is authorized and directedto return to said bidder said check in the amount of'750.00, hereinabove mentioned.

Section 5. This ordinance shall take effectat the time and in the manner provided for by Section178 of the CityCharter.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, May 6, 1964. Passed to print for one dayby the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-. Noes:None. Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.

repAlarAdopted at an adjourned 7 meeting held May 14, 1964



Noes: None


Oakland, California

66 Jack London Square Lease Of Certain Premises

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Affi 1 of 'nut:Aiat' on.IN THE ALVITER OF

Port Of Oakland


Ordinance #1268 - Alivardin





That the notice Ordinance Z1268 - AiAardinE, 1,f;El se Of Certain Premises


1 Time

to-wit: from the 13th , day of Mav A.D. 1964,13th13 ,to and until the day of

both days inclusive, and as often during said periodjlaY

196A. D.

as s said newspaper was pub-

lished, to-wit--- On The 1. --',th Day Of May 1964


1 5 t liday of M ay_ --A. D. 19_614,



a. R. irwi n

a ADV. SO 215f Notary Public in and for the' County of Alameda, State of California




AN ORDINANCE ABOLISHING AND CREATINGCERTAIN POSITIONS IN THE PORT DEPARTMENT.


Section 1. Sections 5.061, 7.04 and 10.07of Port Ordinance No. 867 are hereby amended to abolishone position of Intermediate Clerk and create two ad-ditional positions of Intermediate Account Clerk andtwo additional positions of Airport Serviceman, whichsections shall read respectively as follows:

No. of

Salary orPositions

Title Schedule No.

Sec. 5.061 9 Intermediate Clerk 23Sec. 7.04 4 Intermediate Account

Clerk 26Sec. 10.07 20 Airport Serviceman 43

Section 2. Section 7.05 of Port OrdinanceNo. 867 creating one position of Intermediate AccountClerk, Male, is hereby repealed.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, May 6, 1964. Passed to print for one day by thefollowing vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick,Tripp and President Vukasin -4-. Noes: None. Absent:Commissioner Chaudet -1-.

regularAdopted at an adjourned / meeting held May 14, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-Noes : None


A_ proved as to form and legality :

Port Attorney

REFRIGERATORS10 to 19 cu. ft., two-(1els. Top or butt omhand (lours. T ot-dealer's price (luring

,2 ADV. 20 263

Affidavit c f Publirmtion.IN THE MA1 1ER OF

Por t Of Oak land

66 Jack London ,Square

Oakland, California


COUNTY OF ALAMEDA


Ordinance 'Al267 - Abolishing

(1,re .q ting Cartel n Positions

S. R. Irwin





That the notice Ordinance 2,-1267 - Abolishing Crest°

Certain Positions


1 Time

13 th Ma y 6LA. D. 19to-wit: from the day of ,13th May D. 19 614to and until the day of

y


lished, to-wit:— On Lhe 13th iDey of May 196A

Subscribed and sworn to before me thisMay ())115th day of A D. 19 - '

Notary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State of California

pr ved as to form and legality :




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8.23OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867, FIXINGTHE SALARY OF THE PRINCIPAL ASSISTANTTO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR PROP-ERTIES PROMOTION AND SALES.


Section 1. Section 8.23 of Port OrdinanceNo. 867 is hereby amended to fix the salary of theposition of Principal Assistant to the ExecutiveDirector for Properties Promotion and Sales, whichsaid section shall read as follows:

No. of Salary orPositions

Title

Schedule No.

Sec. 8.23 1 Principal Assistantto the ExecutiveDirector for Prop-erties Promotion andSales, who shall beone of the two prin-cipal assistants tothe Executive Directorwithin the meaningof Sec. 219 of theCharter.

regularAdopted at an adjourned/ meeting held May 14, 1964



Absent: Commissioner Kilpatrick -1-

1083.33

Secretary.

In Board of Port Commissioners,Oakland, California, May 6, 1964. Passed toprint for one day by the following vote:Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick,Tripp and President Vukasin -4-. Noes:None, Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.

Ai7,5 riavit of Publ.; _eonIN THE MATTER OF Affidavit of Publication of

Port Of Oakland Ordinance ,1±1266 - Fixing


Oakland, California

STATE --F CALIFORNIA,

Salary


TrwInof said County, being duly sworn, says:




Fixing #1266 Fixin Salary That the notice


1 _Time

to-wit: from the 13th day of Ma Y A. D. 191AL ,13th13 Ma. y

to and until the day of A. D. 1962+


On The 13th Day Of May 1964.lished, to-wit 13th


15 th day of May A. D. 19 64

ADV. 50 264 Notary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State of California

Attest


PORT ORDINANCE No. 126,5


AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5.03OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 CHANGINGTHE TITLE OF THE POSITION OF SENIORSTENOGRAPHER CLERK TO, SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER.


Section 1. The title of the position ofSenior Stenographer Clerk hereby is changed to thatof Secretary-Stenographer, and Section 5.03 of PortOrdinance No. 867 hereby is amended to read as follows:


Sec. 5.03 5 Secretary-Stenographer 31

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, April 22, 1964. Passed to print for one day bythe following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Chaudet,Kilpatrick, Tripp and Vice President Brown -4-. Noes:None, Absent: President Vukasin -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held May 6, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -Lb -

Noes: None

Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1°.

President.

Secretary.pproved as to form and legality :

Port Attorney

vit of PublicationAffidavit of Publication of

Ordinance #1265 - Changing

Title Of Position

liar. churches this year ben.of a difference in criteria fottahlishing the date of Easier.

Orthodox churches will hvesper services at 3 n.nmotTow commemoratingdescent of the body of (.1h r,from the cross.

The figure of Chris' is imed from I he cress, WI'2Flpea white shroud and is carriesthe priest around the (inas the congregation kneels.

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2 ADV. SO 2M

867 ■Pus

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ChaseNo: 56

Sec. 5to or-Jrvut,rl

ublile in and for the County of Alameda, State of California

hay Commission Expires October 3, 1964

Oakland California


COUNTY OF ALAMEDA S. R. Irwinof said County, being duly sworn, says:




That the notice Ordinance #1265 -Changing Title Of

Position


1 Tine

30th il 64

30thA. D. 19to-wit: from the day of

to and until the A. D.1964 ,

th Aprilday of


On The 30th Day Of April 1964 lished, to-wit --

Subscribed and sworn to before me this1 s t 611day of May A. D. 19 ----

, FURPH 13-A


PORT ORDINANCE NO. 1264_


AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINLANDS IN THE NORTH HARBOR AREA TOKDIA, INC., A CORPORATION, DETERMININGCERTAIN MATTERS IN CONNECTION THEREWITHAND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15324,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from April 14, 1964 to April 18,1964, inclusive, a notice of intention to grant a leaseof certain lands in the North Harbor Area, said leaseto commence on the 1st day of November, 1966 and con-tinue thereafter for a term of ten (10) years, whichsaid premises are more particularly described in saidresolution and notice, to both of which referencehereby is made, and said notice stated explicitly thetime and conditions of said lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromKDIA, INC., a corporation, a sealed written bid offeringto pay as rental the sum of Four Hundred Twenty Dollars($420.00) per month for said premises for the term ofsaid lease, payable in lawful money of the United Statesof America and in accordance with the terms of suchadvertisement and form of lease; and said bidder havingdelivered to said Board certified checks in the respectivesums of One Thousand Two Hundred Sixty Dollars ($1,260.00)and Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) payable to the Secre-tary of said Board as required by said notice; and noother bid or bids for said lease having been made orsubmitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient for thepromotion and accommodation of shipping, commerce andnavigation of the Port of Oakland and for other uses andpurposes consistent with the requirements of commerce ofsaid harbor and its development, and for the publicinterest and necessity, that a lease be granted for thetime and subject to the terms, covenants and conditionsset forth in said notice and form of lease; now,therefore, be it

ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissioners

roved as to form amd legality :

Port Attorney

ZM 1/-57 FORM 18-5

of the City of Oakland as follows:




Section 4. That upon the execution ofsaid lease by said bidder and the payment of all costsof publication of this ordinance and of said notice,said Secretary be and he hereby is authorized anddirected to return to said bidder said check in theamount of $500.00, hereinabove mentioned.


Adopted at a regular meeting held May 6, 19614_


Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin

Noes: None

Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.\ c‹- ,/,

President.

Attest Secretary.

In Board of Port Commissioners,Oakland, California, April 22, 1964.Passed to print for one day by thefollowing vote: Ayes: CommissionersChaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and VicePresident Brown -4-. Noes: None.Absent: President Vukasin -1-.


COUNTY Or ALAMEDAS. R. Irwin

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That the notice Ordinance 5-126 1j - Awardirr Lease Of

Certain Lands


1 Time

to-wit: from the day of kr-.)ril A. D.

to and until the 30th. day of April A. D. 19 64


iOn The 30th Day Of April 1964

lhed, to-wit:—

of

k. A. Ci A. ENotary 'Publiciat-and for the County of Alameda, State of CaliforniaOT Y L C.: 14y Com rnission Expires October 3, 1964

ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORWA


1 s t day of May A. D. 196

Affida it, otInn

-4 10,.: 97IN THE mArrha OF

r 0 7 0 ;

Port Of Oakland


Oakland, California


Ordinance #126 Awarding


JUMBO PANSIES

doz. 45c 1.11DOUBLES — TUBEROUS

BEGONIA PLANTSUpright orHanging ea. 15(OPEN SUNDAY and EVE!

urn

2 ADV. SO 218

EOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERSCITY OF OAKLAND



AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINLANDS LOCATED ON OAKPORT STREETAPPROXIMATELY 2,030 FEET, MORE ORLESS, NORTHWESTERLY OF HEGENBERGERROAD TO MURPHY'S INC., A CORPORATION,DETERMINING CERTAIN MA TIERS INCONNECTION THEREWITH AND AUTHORIZINGTHE ExECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15323,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from April 14, 1964 to April 18,1964, inclusive, a notice of intention to grant alease of certain lands located on Oakport Streetapproximately 2,030 feet, more or less, northwesterlyof Hegenberger Road, identified as Parcel "A" orParcel "B" in said notice, said lease to commence onthe first day of the calendar month next succeedingsixty days after the adoption on final passage ofthis ordinance and continuing thereafter for a termof fifty (50) years, which said premises are moreparticularly described in said resolution and notice,to both of which reference hereby is made, and saidnotice stated explicitly the time and conditions ofsaid lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receivefrom MURPHY'S INC., a corporation, a sealed writtenbid offering to pay as rental the sum of Three HundredSeventy-eight Dollars ($378.00) per month for saidpremises for the term of said lease commencing uponthe first day of the calendar month next succeedingsubstantial completion of the improvements to beconstructed by the lessee pursuant to said lease orupon the first day of the fourth ,calendar month ofthe term of said lease, whichever event shall firstoccur, payable in lawful money of the United Statesof America and in accordance with the terms of such

advertisement and form of lease; and said bidder havingdelivered to said Board cashier l s check in the sum of$500.00 payable to the Secretary of said Board asrequired by said notice; and no other bid or bids forsaid lease having been made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, in and by said notice this Boardreserved the right in its discretion to award said leaseas to either said Parcel "A" or Parcel "B"; and

WHEREAS, this Board has determined that saidlease should be awarded as to said Parcel "A" and notas to said Parcel "B"; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient forthe promotion and accommodation of shipping, commerceand navigation of the Port of Oakland and for other usesand purposes consistent with the requirements of commerceof said harbor and its development, and for the publicinterest and necessity, that a lease be granted as tosaid Parcel "A" for the time and subject to the terms,covenants and conditions set forth in said notice andform of lease; now, therefore, be it


Section l. The Board of Port Commissionersof the City of Oakland hereby finds and determines thatnotice of intention to make said lease has been givenfor the time and in the manner prescribed by law; thatall requirements of law precedent to the award of saidlease have been duly complied with; that said bidderis the highest responsible bidder for said lease at thehighest rent and that it will be to the public interestthat said bid be accepted

Section 2. That said bid be and it hereby isaccepted and said lease hereby is awarded as to saidParcel "A" to said bidder; and that such lease be sub-stantially in the form and subject to the terms, con-ditions, covenants and agreements set forth in said formof proposed lease.

Section 3 e The Port Attorney hereby isdirected to prepare said lease in quintuplicate inconformity with said notice, the provisions of thisordinance and said bid; and the President of thisBoard hereby is authorized and directed, for and inthe name of said City of Oakland, to sign said lease,and the Secretary of this Board hereby is authorizedand directed to attest such signing; and that suchsigning and attesting shall constitute due executionthereof by said City.

Section L That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice, said

-2-

Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-. (-/

President.

Attest

Secretary be and he hereby is authorized and directedto return to said bidder said check in the amount of0500.00, hereinabove mentioned.


In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, April 22, 1964. Passed to print for one day bythe following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Chaudet,Kilpatrick, Tripp and Vice President Brown -4-. Noes:None. Absent: President Vukasin -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held may 6, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin

Noes : None

7

roved as to form and legality: Secretary.

Port Attorney

AN 02 DINANCE AWAR rCTJ n A PORT STREF.''LESS, t:ORTHWESTEr

, A cCT,PORAT–ACC,TINECTION THEPTHER EOF.-WHEREAS, pnr!Tmnt

publIsh,i the. 0,3,1,111954, r1 ,= I ve,en cy-

2 ADV. SO OM

1Lf Publicationig5t1 ppy -4_A:, 04° n I

IN THE MAITER OF

PORT or 0/:,Port Of ogla tilcipfli: •


Oakland, California


Ordinance l263 - .Awardinp.



COUNTY OF ALAMEDA. Irwin



That he is now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorizedrepresentative of THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., a corporation, the publisherand printer of the OAKLAND TRIBU INE, which was during all the time here-inafter mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed inthe Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda,Judgment No. 237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section6000 of the Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and pub-lished in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dis-semination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to theinterests or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class,profession, trade, calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes,professions, trades, callings, races or denominations.


That the notice Ordinance #1263 - kwa din f.n. Lease Of

Certain Lands


1 Time

to-wit: from the 30th day of April A. D. 19 64 ,to and until the 30th Apr A. D. 19day of


On The 30th Day Of April 1964lished, to-wit:—

Subscribed and sworn to before me thisIs t day of May A. D. 1964

Notary Phblie in and for the County of Alameda, State of California. A. C1-1P,q511AkiNOTARY PUBLIC' My Commission Expires October 3, 1964


OP99 19 FORM 193-A




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINPREMISES LOCATED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNEROF FIRST STREET AND BROADWAY TO BETTERRESTAURANTS, INC., A CORPORATION, DETER-MINING CERTAIN MATTERS IN CONNECTION`'HEREWITH AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTIONTHEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15322,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from April 14, 1964 to April 18,1964, inclusive a notice of intention to grant a leaseof certain premises located at the southwest corner ofFirst SLreet and Broadway, said lease to commence on thefirst day of the calendar month next succeeding sixtydays after the adoption on final passage of this ordinanceand continuing thereafter for a tel-m of ten (10) yearswith options to extend said term for two (2) additionalperiods of five (5) years each, which said premises aremore particularly described in said resolution and saidnotice, to both of which reference hereby is made, andsaid notice stated explicitly the time and conditions ofsaid lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromBETTER RESTAURANTS, INC., a corporation, a sealed writtenbid offering to pay as rental for said premises for theterm of said lease as follows:

As minimum rental, the sum of One Thousand TwoHundred Dollars ($1,200.00) per month, payable monthlyin advance on or before the first day of each and everycalendar month of the term of said lease commencing uponthe first day of the month following the opening forbusiness of the restaurant to be operated upon thedemised premises or the first day of the calendar monthnext succeeding the expiration of six (6) months afterthe commencement of the term of said lease, whicheverevent first occurs; and within fifteen (15) days afterthe close of each and every calendar month of said terma further sum equal to five per cent (5%) of lessee'smonthly gross receipts from any business carried on inwhole or in part upon the demised premises, including,

but not limited to, sales of food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, from coin-operated vending machinesand any and all other revenues and sales, including thosefrom food prepared on the premises but consumed ordelivered off the premises from which there shall bededucted the minimum monthly rental theretofore paid forsaid month, all payable in lawful money of the UnitedStates of America and in accordance with the terms ofsuch advertisement and form of lease; and said bidderhaving delivered to said Board certified checks in therespective sums of 4750.00, 43,600.00 and 425,000.00payable to the Secretary of said Board as required bysaid notice; and no other bid or bids for said leasehaving been made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient forthe promotion and accommodation of shipping, commerceand navigation of the Port of Oakland and for other usesand purposes consistent with the requirements of commerceof said harbor and its development, and for the publicinterest end necessity, that a lease be granted for thetime and subject to the terms, covenants and conditionsset forth in said notice and form of lease; now, there-fore, be it

ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissioners ofthe City of Oakland as follows:

Section 1. The Board of Port Commissioners ofthe City of Oakland hereby finds and determines thatnotice of intention to make said lease has been givenfor the time and in the manner prescribed by law; thatall requirements of law precedent to the award of saidlease have been duly complied with; that said bidderis the highest responsible bidder for said lease at thehighest rent and that it will be to the public interestthat said bid be accepted.



Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice, said

Port Attorney

Secretary be and he hereby is authorized and directed toreturn to said bidder said check in the amount of $750.00,hereinabove mentioned.


In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, April 22, 1964. Passed to print for one day bythe following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Chaudet,Kilpatrick, Tripp and Vice President Brown -4-. Noes:None. Absent: President Vukasin -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held May 6, 1961j.




Attest

ovd as to form and legality :


day of ray A. D. 19.f).4.

R. A. CFiRISTIAi,;;;R'No

A- AM D,A CO., CALIFORNIA

Public in and for" the County of Alameda, State of California„t4y Commission Expires October 3, 2354

R .0REFD -1a- of P 5Hr:1doI9514 NAY - 14- 9: n2

IN THE MATTER OFFr RT OAK /Y.


Ordinan ce #1262- AwardinE


Oakland, California

STALE OF CALIFORNIA,SS.

Lease Of Certain Premi s es


PORT ORD1NAN ORDINArDCE AWARDING LE

C,TED IT E SOUTHWEST CBROADWAY TO P,ETTEIR RESTALDETER/AIN ItJG CERTAIN t.1 0T -1 E

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That the notice Or inaOrdinance //1262 - Alva].-in p Lease of

Certain Premises

of which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper,1 Time

to-wit: from the 30th day of A. D. 19 64- ,

to and until the 30thApril 6 day of A. D. 19

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was

shed, to-wit:—

pub.

liOn The 30th Day Of April 1964.

2 ADV. 60 2N1

Ar ved as to form and legality:?■-i•AU.I.,;,,,

Port Attorney




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 10.01OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 CHANGINGTHE SALARY SCHEDULE OF AIRPORT SUPER-INTENDENT.


Section 1. Section 10.01 of Port OrdinanceNo. 867 hereby is amended to read as follows:


Sec. 10.01 1 Airport Superintendent 90

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, April 8, 1964. Passed to print for one day bythe following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet,Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-. Noes: None.Absent: None.

Adopted at a regular meeting held April 22, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and Vice PresidentBrown -Lb-

Noes: None

Absent: President Vukasin -1-.

TON President.

Attest Secretary.

giiiary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State of California,;,,1:111tS-'10t1 Expires October 3, 1.964

ADV. SO DM

Affida7it of PublicationIN THE MAI ER OF Affidavit of Publication of

Po Of Oakland


Oakland. , Cal if o


COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

0 dinan ce 261 - Changing

Salary Of Airport S- ,inten-

dent





Ordinance #1261 - Cha ngi Salar y That the noticeOf or t endent


1 Time

to-wit: from the 14th day of r il A. D. 19.624___,

to and until the 1,!; th day of Aoril A. D. 19 64 ,

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On. The 1 t, _ Da7 Of April 19614.lished, to-wit:—


171 day D. 152)L...

Texas range: "Don't FenciIt's true man inventee

woman who got first prize'Sick humor is on the N

sec glum's doctors are on stri a

is Cabot Lodge leads the ("/ Not to be outdone, Alabam

Milwaukee Poles:''Copyright, 1964, The Replete




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 6.02OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 FIXINGTHE COMPENSATION OF DEPUTY PORTATTORNEY.


Section 1. Section 6.02 of Port OrdinanceNo. 867 hereby is amended to read as follows:


Sec. 6.02 1 Deputy Port Attorney $750.00

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, April 1, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: CommissionersBrown, Chaudet, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-.Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner Kilpatrick -1-.

regularAdopted at an adjourned / meeting held April 8, 1964By the following Vote:

Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and

Noes: None President Vukasin -5-

Absent: None.

/c e*dent

AttestSecretary.





That the notice Ordinance #1260 - Fixing Compensation Of Deputy Port Attorney


1 Time

7th April 64 A. D. 19to-wit: from the day of ,

7th Apri A. D.1964 ,to and until the day of l

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The 7th Day Of April 1964 lished, to wit:

Subscribed and sworn to before me this---",).,---

day of April A. D. _a*8th

am Public in and "for the County of Alameda, State of California

My Commission Expires October 3, I. 954

o2C242 2 ADV. BO 26%

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MAITER OF

Port Of Oakland



Ordinance #1260 - Fixing

Compensation Of Deputy Port

Oakland, California Attorney


COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

rove21495 Mission, Hayword

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lAnd ,' LU o-,o,

Se - j„Creek Se/1 i ncl—Fou rp

read- _ r r,.q1lt used /Or lei,p■c

a 29,4 ,-t Ment over 1,0i).3 ,o1‘,,Tx;”V.',, h'''' W.0achy

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ysiern. ■ ooeo ! Yard work,,,,_ , gcs ff. O Frullvoa e' 'eel hondle: S52 5 0

0Chair-I:11pr

,,,,ng. John J. Green; R.,

FOR A FAST SALE now useIA/onf A.-4 nr,A.I

EM V.,' FORM 18.




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 10 OFPORT ORDINANCE NO. 1149 RELATING TOCHARGES FOR USE OF FACILITIES ATMETROPOLITAN OAKLAND INTERNATIONALAIRPORT.


Section 1. Section 10 of Port Ordinance No.1149 is hereby amended to read as follows:

Section 10. Except as otherwiseprovided by contract, the followingcharges for space rental hereby areestablished for the Airport:

a. For space in BuildingsNos. 126, 130 and 142, 30.12 persquare foot per month; and forspace in Building No. 510, officearea, $0.085 per square foot permonth. Light, heat and watershall be furnished by the Portfor the charges set forth inthis subsection. Such spaceshall be assigned on the execu-tion of space license agreementsfor a period of not less thanone month.

b. For space in the new ter-minal building complex: Counter

$space in the ticketing section,0.667 per square foot per month

based on an 8-1/2 foot depth foreach lineal foot of counter;space behind the counter wall,$0.417 per square foot per monthbased on a 20-foot depth for eachlineal foot of counter; outgoingbaggage area, 30.333 per squarefoot per month; other officespace, $0.417 per square footper month; operational or holding-room space in the fingers, 0.375

AttestSecretary.

per square foot per month.

c. The Port retains andreserves the right to assess arental fee or charge, in additionto the charges established forspace rental as provided in thisSection 10, against any user of aticket counter shell constructedby the Port in the new terminalbuilding complex other than anAirline Operator holding a leasefrom the Port for such counteruse, such lease having a termlonger than one year.

d. For space in hangars,hangar leantos and adjacentbuildings, 5-1/20 per squarefoot per month on the groundfloor and 4-1/20 per squarefoot per month on the secondfloor. Water, gas, light andpower shall be furnished sepa-rately on a metered basis.

e. For space in buildingsnorth of Earhart Road, quonsetbuildings, barracks and othertype buildings 4-1/20 per squarefoot per month. Water, gas,light and power shall be fur-nished separately on a meteredbasis.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, April 1, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Chaudet, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-. Noes: None.Absent: Commissioner Kilpatrick -1-.

regularAdopted at an adjourned/ meeting held April 8, 1964


Ayes :

Noes :

Absent: None .

Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp andPresident Vukasin

None

BLOCK OFF GRAND AVENUE. 1, new deluxe units. 9 two-bedrooms. Lary•,/-bedr oom Penthouse. Class "A" gerego!All electric heat. $185,000. (Murray)

CORNER EAST OAKLAND. 4 UNIT!'2 separate buildings. $27.5CO. Easy term:I (Morrill)

Oakl NEAR HIGHLAND H OSP I TA L. /Stucco units. Excellent building. Spent

read lative value. Income over 514500. 085.001$15,000 handles. (Colton)

ADAMS POINT AREA. 19 SUPER D6luxe units. Class A Garage. BeautifiPenthouse. Also 6 2-bedroom, 2 bath unil!Attractively decorated apartments. IIcome 040,000. $325,000. (Murray)

SAN LEANDRO. OUTSTANDING DEluxe stucco 5 elev. One 3 bedroom,baths, air conditioned unit. Corner. 6 .g,)rages. 565,000 (Gustayson).

OPPORTUNITY FOR UPGRADINGGast Oakland, corner Foothill. Three setorate buildings. $10,005 handles. (AAorritl

CORNER 1002000, CLOSE IN ON EAS'12th. Income, under lease, over $5,501Tremendous potential. $49,500. (Coult)

FAIRFAX DISTRICT, MODERN DEluxe triplex; 1 3-bedroom, 2 2-bectroolyAll electric kitchens. Beautifully Ian,scaped. Income 54,620. 543,000. Term!

--(Gustayson)oc-c PIEDMONT, 4-PLEX WITH DELUXI-3 bedroom owner's unit, pins threeroorrii0our ni1(56,alu'rdaLszosr)lation and shoppinON HAYWARD AREA, 44 UNITS. SWIM

mine Pool. over an acre. Income sse,ou0 1 .0417,000; ..1Friedland)A5176 "Tel.Nrt • .05125NA...VIS

ADV. 50 ere

Affidavit of PublicationIN THE MA'rI'ER OF

Port Of Oakland.


Ordinance #1259 - Charges

66 Jack London square For Use Of Facilities At

Oakland, California 1 Oak land. Airport

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,$s.

COUNTY' OF ALAMEDAS. Irwin





Ordinance #1259 - Charges For Use OfThat the noticeFacilities At Oakland Airport


1 Time 7th April A. D. 19 6to-wit: from the day of ,

7th April D. 19 6L1 ,to and until the day of l


ished, to-wit:— On The 7th Day Of April 1964l


8th day 0/April _A. D. /964

Notary Public in and,-for the County of Alameda, State of CaliforniakAy Commission Expires October 3, 1954

2M n.87 L'ortm 1¢,A




AN ORDINANCE RELINQUISHING TO THE CITYCOUNCIL CONTROL OF A PORTION OF THEPORT AREA.


Section 1. The Board of Port Commissionersof the City of Oakland hereby finds and determines thatthe lands hereinafter described, owned by the City ofOakland and within the jurisdiction of said Board, havebecome unnecessary for port purposes or harbor develop-ment, and for that reason said Board hereby relinquishescontrol of the said lands and transfers the same to thecontrol of the City Council. Said lands are a portionof the "Port Area" and are particularly described asfollows, to-wit:

BEGINNING at a point on the westernline of Hegenberger Road distant thereonN. 25° 00' 22" E., 39.46 feet from thenorthern terminus of the arc of the curvehaving a radius of 99.99 feet which joinssaid western line of Hegenberger Roadwith the northeastern line of DoolittleDrive; and running thence along saidwestern line of Hegenberger Road N. 25°00' 22" E., 1657.51 feet to a point fromwhich the center of a circle having a

opecty Ve.c,

radius of 4952.65 feet bears N. 64° 59'38" W., thence northerly along the circum-ference of said circle 350.32 feet; thencetangent to said circumference N. 20° 57'12" E., 1379.19 feet to a point from whichthe center of a circle having a radius of1152.92 feet bears N. 69° 02' 48" W.;thence northerly along the circumferenceof last-said circle 307.03 feet; thencetangent to last-said circumference N. 5°41' 42" E., 362.84 feet to a point fromwhich the center of a circle having aradius of 499.97 feet bears N. 84° 18'18" W.; thence along the circumferenceof last-said circle northerly 83.89 feet;thence, leaving said western line of

Attest

President.

proved as to form and legality :)

Port Attorney

Hegenberger Road, non-tangent to last-said circumference, S. 5' 41' 42" W.328.40 feet to a point from which thecenter of a circle having a radius of1488 feet bears N. 84° 18' 18" W.;thence along the circumference of last-said circle southerly 396.27 feet;thence tangent to last-said circum-ference S. 20° 57' 12" W., 1402.93feet to a point from which the centerof a circle having a radius of 4927feet bears N. 69° 02' 48" W.; thencealong the circumference of last-saidcircle southerly 348.51 feet; thencetangent to last-said circumference S.25° 00' 22" W., 1355.37 feet to a pointfrom which the center of a circle havinga radius of 1768 feet bears S. 64° 59'38" E.; thence along the circumferenceof last-said circle southerly 303.62feet to the point of beginning.

All bearings and distances givenherein are in the California CoordinateSystem, Zone 3. Multiply distancesgiven herein by 1.00007 to obtain ground-level distances.

Section 2. This ordinance shall take effectimmediately.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, March 18, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: CommissionersChaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and Vice President Brown -4-.Noes: None. Absent: President Vukasin -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held April 1, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Tripp and President Vukasin -

Noes: None

Absent: Commissioner Kilpatrick -1-

Secretary.

Ny Commission Expires October 3, 1964

two hours later, he was reclin-ing on the floor of his room,

w Vwa tching T with a half-dozen

t youngsters, relaxed as anyone."

?, Faversham also said the puti

rt lic was oversold on Liston bore-

nj fore the fight because il "List th

had three hacks — all gheavies—for sparring partners.'

Faversham was in Salt Lulu;, City on private business.

ji VZ o Robersono ConductC[

ìdol adio Show,,u,oc

s°1' Bo Roberson, who has bethe subiect of much verbia:

2 ADV. SO 218

REFDP rr. , A ffidavit of Publicationab 2 7 VI t),. 48

IN THE MATTER OFPORT OF OAKLAND

-re6k;


Oakland, California




Ordinance #1258 - Relinquish-

ink Of Port To City





Ordinance #1258 - Relinquishing ControlThat the notice

Of Port To City


1 Time

to-wit: from the 24th Mar chday of A. D. 19 ,

th2 ) Mar chto and until the day of A. D. 19


On The 24th Day Of Mar eh 1964lished, to-wit:—

6

Subscribed and sworn to before me this2 5 th

ayd o f March

A. D. 19614.

4.tve ,e-epav&




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINLANDS LOCATED ON THE EASTERLY SIDE OFA SIXTY-FOOT WIDE STREET TO BE CON-STRUCTED EXTENDING SOUTHERLY FROM EDGE-WATER DRIVE TO TUBERCULOSIS AND HEALTHASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, DETERMININGCERTAIN MATTERS IN CONNECTION THEREWITHAND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15249,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from February 29, 1964 to March4, 1964, inclusive, a notice of intention to grant alease of certain lands located on the easterly sideof a sixty-foot wide street to be constructed extendingsoutherly from Edgewater Drive, said lease to commenceon the first day of the calendar month next succeedingninety (90) days after the adoption on final passageof this ordinance and continuing thereafter for a termof fifty (50) years, which said premises are moreparticularly described in said resolution and notice,to both of which reference hereby is made, and saidnotice stated explicitly the time and conditions ofsaid lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromTUBERCULOSIS AND HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, aCalifornia non-profit corporation, a sealed writtenbid offering to pay as rental the sum of One HundredFifty-two and 25/100 Dollars (8152.25) per month forsaid premises for the term of said lease commencingupon completion of certain construction required ofthe Port, payable in lawful money of the United Statesof America and in accordance with the terms of suchadvertisement and form of lease; and said bidder havingdelivered to said Board certified checks in the respectiveaums of Four Hundred Fifty-six and 75/100 Dollars (3456.75)and Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) payable to the Secretaryof said Board as required by said notice; and no otherbid or bids for said lease having been made or submitted;and




Section 2. That said bid be and it herebyis accepted and said lease hereby is awarded to saidbidder; and that such lease be substantially in the.form and subject to the terms, conditions, covenantsand agreements set forth in said form of proposed lease.


Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice,said Secretary be and he hereby is authorized anddirected to return to said bidder said check in theamount of 500.00, hereinabove mentioned.


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Noes: None

Absent: Commissioner Kilpatrick -1

Approved as to form and legality:


In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, March 18, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: CommissionersChaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and Vice President Brown -4-.Noes: None. Absent: President Vukasin -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held April 1, 1964.



Port Attorney

filic in and for the County of Alameda, State of Californialey Commission Expires October 3, 1964

R. A. CH.-.(ST:ANERNOTAJ.RY PUOLPC

ALAMEDA CO„ OALliroRNiA

AffiTz:16-7. -r-t (yr Publicati-396lt WM z I I PT 49

IN THE MATTER OFPORT OF 0

Port Of Oal


Oakl and, Cal ifornia



Lease Of Certain Land

r I Wt-a,dfor aretary,and 111said CI

set

Sayrneecrets

said clSec

provide:In •

PassedKi;patriVuKasin

STALL OF CALIFORNIA,

COUNTY OF ALAMEDAn





That the notice Ordinance -51257 - Awarding Lease Of

Certain Land


1 Time24th March

A. D. 19 6to-wit: from the day of ,24th March 64A. D. 19to and until the day of ,

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The 24th Day Of March 1964 lished, to-wit:—

Ss

lialfthne but nearly lost theS.

tine in the closing minutes.With the Nashvilleans aheadti2-72 and only 2:06 left, ArmedServices began a 10-point rally,l ying the score 82-02 with 12seconds left.

•

Subscribed and sworn to before me this25th day of March A. D.

z AD, so zza




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINLANDS LOCATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNEROF EDGEWATER DRIVE AND A SIXTY-FOOTWIDE STREET TO BE CONSTRUCTED EXTENDINGSOUTHERLY FROM EDGEWATER DRIVE TOH. J. & W. TIMBERLANDS, DETERMININGCERTAIN MATTERS IN CONNECTION THERE-WITH AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTIONTHEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15244,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from February 26, 1964 to March1, 1964, inclusive, a notice of intention to granta lease of certain lands located at the southeastcorner of Edgewater Drive and a sixty-foot widestreet to be constructed extending southerly fromEdgewater Drive, said lease to commence on thefirst day of the calendar month next succeedingsixty days after the adoption on final passage ofthis ordinance and continuing thereafter for a termof fifty (50) years, which said premises are moreparticularly described in said resolution and notice,to both of which reference hereby is made, and saidnotice stated explicitly the time and conditions ofsaid lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receive fromALONZO C. HAMMON, HERBERT A. JENSEN and ARNOLD F.WALLEN, copartners doing business under the firm nameand style of H. J. & W. TIMBERLANDS, a sealed writtenbid offering to pay as rental the sum of One HundredNinety-seven and 21/100 Dollars ($197.21) per monthfor said premises for the term of said lease commencingupon completion of certain construction required of thePort, payable in lawful money of the United States ofAmerica and in accordance with the terms of such adver-tisement and form of lease; and said bidder havingdelivered to said Board a cashier's check in the sumof $500.00 payable to the Secretary of said Board asrequired by said notice; and no 'other bid or bids forsaid lease having been made or submitted; and






Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice,said Secretary be and he hereby is authorized anddirected to return to said bidder said check in theamount of $500.00, hereinabove mentioned.


-2-

Port Attorney


In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, March 14, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-.Noes: None. Absent: None.

Adopted at a regular meeting held March 18, 1964


Ayes: Commissioners Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and Vice PresidentBrown -4-

Noes: None

Absent: President Vukasin -1-.

¶IGN President.

Attest

Approved as to form and legality: Secretary.

Public in and for-the" County of Alameda, State of Californiai'• , 1vily Conirnissiion Expires October 3, 1964

FZEIVFAffida-74 T)1bl' cationI9b4 IVIN I 3 AM P

IN THE MAILER OF, OF OAKIJ0:10

i'cli;i4J f0 Fet-aw




, California_


Oakland,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,ss.Comcry o ALAJMEEDA

. R. Irwinof said County, being duly sworn, says:


That he is now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorizedrepresentative of THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., a corporation, the publisherand printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time here-inafter mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed inthe Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda,Judgment No. 237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section6000 of the Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and pub-lished in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dis-semination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to theinterests or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class,profession, trade, calling, race or denomination or for any number of such Classes,professions, trades, callings, races or denominations.


That the notice Ordinance #1256 - Awarding Lease Of


1 Time

to- from the 11th day of March A. D. 1964- ,

to and until the 11th day of March A. D. 1964


lished, to-wit:— Qn The 11th Day Of March 196)4

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resambon end nstaled e Ay TV's reconditioned end. "• Mode`::'HER HAS, Guaranteed.lied In scoff notIc „penOlsen session for Sunday 11-5.

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Sc.,:lion 1. 1 hecos/ 5259. Must sell 815Incf^ ,1,1errninc ,,, 8:00 P.m,

tr ”, 7.,7,:.OFER SALE& enclosure 12" S1

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Section 2. ThJI JENSEN n15-LF 15"is !1 LAFAYETTE SK- ,1820

in LA F tlYNEGTT ,LE-15A391,1, of CrOpOse, leas LA NSING LE-1Sep_ Iron The P .0 In lu, ;icrtc in cnn;o SHIELDCR EST 567 8"IS

.

'lie Rri UNIVERSITY C-15HC 15"and in the name of I New development—FLAT 15-61of IllBoard Jere:3y FLEX enclosure with 6-lb.sCell signing arc: ;lie magnet UNIVERSITY driver,

• Section 4. rhat. 14 coils, 18-db crossovers, walnu,ment of'Ic y-y be a'rTd'°h,...'tSh:rfef.,, ALADDIN, 2514 San Pab:cnoc,, In the an,ount o Berkeley.

Section . orprovided tors by S ect101 E83—HAM RAI310 EQU

In Board of Portto prinl for one day b COMMUNICATIONSeq

3F remont. 793-1318,6,S nders, 3Kiipiatrictr, Tripp and 519.95

100—PETS AND SUPP

Certaln Lands

Subscribed and sworn to before me this12th day of Mar c11.-A. D. 19 64

c4E 2 ADV. 50 251




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 10.00OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867, FIXING THESALARY OF THE AIRPORT MANAGER.


Section 1. Section 10.00 of Port OrdinanceNo. 867 is hereby amended to fix the salary of theposition of Airport Manager, which said section shallread as follows:


Sec. 10.00 1 Airport Manager 1250.00

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, March 4, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-.Noes: None. Absent: None.



Ayes:

Noes:

Absent:

Commissioners Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and Vice PresidentBrown -4-,

None

President Vukasin -1-04-

Lt.VICg, President.

Attest Secretary.

Atlit-akr7of Publicati-nIN TER

3 VI ti` 47OF

- PORT OF OAKLANDFort Of oayldia:OUTIVE OFF'

ti77.7.772,1r

Oakland, Cal ifornia


COUNTY OF ALAMEDAS. R. T rvti n


Ordinance #1255 - Fixing

yonAtl O12OINANGE 841

u-69

g8o of said County, being duly sworn, says:FIXING THE riTSgiI

PL 6-81/4BE IT O g DA NI BAss Eg pat :oi That he is and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of theland is t e free, stud LO No.

the saiuy• of thepc BOXER, kiti a , Lhasa ,cited States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in theSort on 1. Soong

follows: arils, Dalmatian, t4-4411. ,,.tatter or action herein set forth.

Posit BOXER, brindle, rc,le.Sec. 10.00 1 AKC, SlOp. 797-2396-

In

Board Port CHOWS, two black female That he is now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorizedto print for one day Imonths.AKc registered." GrKilpatrick, Tripp an pion sired. 4318 Olr•.t Street, representative of THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., a corporation, the publisher

846-4813, after 4. TAM% volv. . re= ii s and printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time here-

inafter mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed inthe Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda,Judgment No. 237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section6000 of the Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and pub-lished in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dis-semination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general Character,having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to theinterests or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class,profession, trade, calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes,professions, trades, callings, races or denominations.


Ordinance #1255 – Fix g Salary OfThat the noticeAirport Manager


1 Time

to-wit: from theday of A D.19.64-...,llth March1 1 th Mar oh 64to and until the day of A. D. 19


lished, to-wit:— On The 11th Day Of March 1964

Subscribed and sworn to before me this12th day of March A. D. 10-1-

Salary Of Airport 'Manager66 Jack London. Square

A Public in-and -1CM the County of Alameda, State of California

R. A. CHR:ST t My Commission Expires October 3, 1964NOTARY P BUZ.

ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORMA

2 ADO, SO 262

President.

A ro ed as to form and legality:

Port Attorney

Secretary.

Introduced by


PORT ORDINANCE NO. 1254 5/

Seconded by

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 9.101 AND10.09 OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 CHANGINGTHE TITLE OF THE POSITION OF PORT ELECTRI-CIAN FOREMAN TO UTILITIES FOREMAN ANDCREATING TWO ADDITIONAL POSITIONS OFAIRPORT JANITOR.


Section 1. Sections 9.101 and 10.09 of PortOrdinance No. 867 hereby are amended to change the titleof the position of Port Electrician Foreman to UtilitiesForeman and to create two additional positions of Air-port Janitor, which sections shall read respectivelyas follows:

No. of Salary orositions Title

Schedule No.

Sec. 9.101 2 Utilities Foreman 65

Sec. 10.09 14 Airport Janitor 21In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,

California, February 19, 1964. Passed to print forone day by the following vote: Ayes: CommissionersBrown, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-.Nobs: None. Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.



Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President

Noes: None Vukasin -5-

Absent: None .

Attest

AffidavI4- --yf Pub cationIN THE MAI _LEK OF


Port Of Oakland Ordinance #1254 - Changing

66 Jack London SquareOakland, Cal ifos tia


Title Of Position Of Port


Electrician Foreman





That the notice Ordinance #1254 - Chancing Title Of

Position Of Port Electridan Foreman


1 Time

26th to-wit: from the day of February,A. D. 19 64 26th A. D. 19 64 to and until the day of February


lished, to-wit:— On The 26th Day Of February 1964

Subscribed and sworn to before me this2 7 th day of Feb. A. D. 1964

11 nay EVthen doctor's formula stopped itl

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n speeds cooling relief to cmci-mi I ;am caused itching, of eczema, main,

rashes, skin irritations, nolt-I,tannwh Dims insect bites. Desensitizes nervi

endings, soothes. Kills millions osimface germs, helps prevent infertion, aids healing. "De-itch" skit

ith Zemo—Liquid or Ointment.Helps control infection of PIMPLES

quid Zemo dries excess oil, -openclogged pores, resists infection. Moneback if you don't get relief from ski-troubles shown on the Zemo pack-lig<

ADV. HO 268




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5.01OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867, FIXINGTHE SALARY OF THE ASSISTANT EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR.


Section 1. Section 5.01 of Port OrdinanceNo. 867 is hereby amended to fix the salary of theposition of Assistant Executive Director, which saidsection shall read as follows:


Sec. 5.01 1 Assistant ExecutiveDirector, who shallbe one of the twoprincipal assistantsto the ExecutiveDirector within themeaning of Sec. 219of the Charter 1416.67

Section 2. This ordinance shall take effectMarch 1, 1964.

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, February 19, 1964. Passed to print for one dayby the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-. Noes: None.Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.

Adopted at an adjourned/egwykipg held February 25, 1964By the following Vote:

Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -4-Noes None


AttestSecretary.

7

rovfd as to form and legality:

Port Attorney

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Data Diggers team of Sr.Ana.

lie made his first tournamappearance Saturday night

s4 reached into his howling ba.,lu? discover he didn't have hispasse,

K I pai? ball but one from Broad%Chaurg Bowl. Ile dashed over anda

his own and returned in time

ADV. SO 1251 Lary Public in and. for the County of Alameda, State of California

tA• Commission Expires October 3, 1964

Affidav't of '.tblicationIN THE MATTER OF

Fort Of Oakla nd


Oakland, California

STATE E OF CALIFORNIA,.5S.

COUNTY OF ALAMEDA


Ordinance No. 1253 - Fixing

Salary Of Assistant Executive

Director

S. R. Irwin





That the notice Ordinance No. 125'3 Fixing Salary Of

Assistant Executive Director


1 Time

24 th Februaryto-wit: from the day of A D.19 64

,

24 th February 64to and until the day of A D. 19 ,


lished, to-wit:— on The 24th Day Of February 1964

Subscribed and sworn to before me this25th day of Feb. A. D. 196

Attest



Introduced by Seconded byAN ORDINANCE AMENDING ITEM NO. 90 ANDREPEALING ITEMS NOS. 95 AND 100 AND195 TO 695, INCLUSIVE, OF PORT ORDINANCENO. 964 RELATING TO GENERAL RULES ANDREGULATIONS AND SERVICE AND FACILITIESCHARGES.



ItemGENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS Number

APPLICATION OF RATES, RULESAND REGULATIONS

Except as otherwise provided in individualitems, the applicable rates, charges, rulesand regulations under this tariff shall be 90those in effect at the time the charge ac-crues.

Section 2. Items Nos. 95 and 100 relating togeneral rules and regulations, and Items Nos. 195 to 695,inclusive, relating to service and facilities charges ofPort Ordinance No. 964, are hereby repealed.

Section 3. This ordinance shall take effectApril 1, 1964.

Adopted at a regular meeting held February 19, 1964By the following Vote:



- PrPsident.

Secretary.In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,

California,, February 5, 1964. Passed toprint for one day by the following vote:Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Kilpatrick,ripp and President Vukasin -4-. Noes:

None. Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.

ConvertNe Settan 1x.tly try Deltrichl

ffidavit of PublicationIN THE MA'rrEK OF "


Port Of Oakland Ordinance #1252 - Relating

66 Jack London Square To General Rules & Regulations

Oakland, California



s. R. I rwi nof said County, being duly sworn, says:




Ordinance #1252 - Relating To General That the notice

Rules & Regulations


1 Time

to-wit: from the iliiil. day of .E.eb.r_ue.r.7- A. D. 19

to and until the 11th day of February A. D. 19 614- ,both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-

lished to-zat:-- On The 11th Day Of February 1964


day of Feb. A. D. 19PA

elleaOxr. ADV. Bo ass Notary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State of California




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CERTAINPREMISES IN THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THEFIRST FLOOR OF PORT OF OAKLAND BUILDINGNO. F-107, LOCATED IN THE BLOCK BOUNDEDBY WAIER, FRANKLIN, FIRST AND WEBSIERSTREETS, TO C. J. HENDRY COMPANY, ACORPORATION, DE2ERMINING CERTAIN MATTERSIN CONNECTION THEREWITH AND AUTHORIZINGTHE EXECUTION THEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15161,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from January 25, 1964 toJanuary 29, 1964, both inclusive, a notice of intentionto grant a lease of certain premises in the southeastcorner of the first floor of Port of Oakland BuildingNo. F-107, located in the block bounded by Water,Franklin, First and Webster Streets, said lease tocommence on the first day of the calendar month nextsucceeding sixty (60) days after the date of finalpassage of this ordinance and to continue thereafterfor a term of fifteen (15) years, with options toextend said tern for two additional periods of ten(10) years each, which premises are more particularlydescribed in said resolution and said notice, to bothof which reference hereby is made, and said noticestated explicitly the time and conditions of saidlease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place s pecified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receivefrom C. J. HENDRY COMPANY, a corporation, a sealedwritten bid offering to pay as minimum rental the sumof Eight Hundred Ninety-five Dollars ($895.00) permonth, payable in advance on the first day of each andevery calendar month during the term of said lease,commencing upon the first day of the calendar monthnext succeeding substantial completion by the Port ofthe improvements it is required to make pursuant tosaid lease; and as additional rental for each month

of the term of said lease a further sum equal to fiveper cent (5%) of the total amount of lessee's grosssales et or from the demised premises, as more par-ticularly defined in said lease, from which there shallbe deducted the minimum monthly rental theretofore paidfor said month; all payable in lawful money of theUnited States of America and in accordance with theterms of said advertisement and said form of lease;and said bidder having delivered to said Board certifiedchecks in the respective sums of $500.00 and $2,685.00payable to the Secretary of said Board as required bysaid notice; and no other bid or bids for said leasehaving been made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenient forthe promotion and accommodation of shipping, commerceand navigation of the Port of Oakland and for otheruses and purposes consistent with the requirements ofcommerce of said harbor and its development, and forthe public interest and necessity, that a lease begranted for the time and subject to the terms, cove-nants and conditions set forth in said notice and formof lease; now, therefore, be it


Section l. The Board of Port Commissionersof the City of Oakland hereby finds and determines thatnotice of intention to make said lease has been givenfor the time and in the manner prescribed by law; thatall requirements of law precedent to the award of saidlease have been duly complied with; that said bidderis the highest responsible bidder for said lease atthe highest rent and that it will be to the publicinterest that said bid be accepted.


Section 3. The Port Attorney hereby isdirected to prepare said lease in quintuplicate inconformity with said notice, the provisions of thisordinance and said bid; and the President of thisBoard hereby is authorized and directed for and inthe name of said City of Oakland, to sign said lease,and the Secretary of this Board hereby is authorizedand directed to attest such signing; and that suchsigning and attesting shall constitute due executionthereof by said City.

Section 4. That upon the execution of saidlease by said bidder and the payment of all costs ofpublication of this ordinance and of said notice,

--nog President./.1 621-%,,27L

Port Attorney Attorney

Secretary.A,roved as to form and legality :

21M V7-37 FORM 18-191

said Secretary be and he hereby is authorized anddirected to return to said bidder said check in theamount of 0500.00 hereinabove mentioned.


In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, Cali-fornia, February 5, 1964. Passed to print for one dayby the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -Lb-. Noes:None. Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -1-.

regularAdopted at an adjourned / meeting held February 11, 196)4-


Ayes: Commissioners Kilpatrick, Tripp and Vice President Brown -3-

Noes: None

Absent: Commissioner Chaudet and Prestif6nt Vukasin -2-,

Attest

ss.

Ft: OR.771,1eL 111c.:1-g-Zal .enarner

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No. 367—F^

ADV. 110

Affidavit of Pablica _onIN THE Nualut OF Affidavit of Publication of

Port Of Oakland Ordinance #1251 - AwaMding

66 Jack London Square Lease - Port Of Oakland Bldg.

Oakland, California

COUNTY OF ALAMEDA






Ordinance #1251 – Awarding Lease –That the notice

Port Of Oakland Bldg.


1 Time

S. R. Irwin

Februar y 10th Feto-wit: from the day of A. D. 19 64- ,

to and until the 10th day of February A. D. 19614.

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The 10th Day Of February 1964lished, to-wit:—

Subscribed and sworn to before me this12thFeb. 64 day of A. D. 19


p

PORT ORDINANCE NO.1250


AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING EXECUTIONOF RENTAL AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITEDSTATES OF AMERICA.


Section 1. The President of the Board ofPort Commissioners is hereby authorized to executeand the Secretary to attest that certain RentalAgreement with THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, datedthe 22nd day of January, 1964, providing fbr theoccupancy by the Post Office Department of approxi-mately 580 square feet in Building L-142, MetropolitanOakland International Airport, for a term of five (5)years commencing on the first day of the month. nextsucceeding substantial completion by the Board ofcertain improvements, subject to certain rights ofrenewal, at a rental of 375.00 per month.

Section 2. This ordinance shall take effectsixty (60) days from and after its final adoption.

Adopted at a regular meeting held February 5, 1964By the following Vote:


Absent: Commissioner Chaudet -I-.

<7vc:4)resident.---

Secretary.Ap mmdastofonnandlegality: In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,

California, January 22, 1964. Passed toprint for one day by the following vote:Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet,Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-.Noes: None. Absent: None.

Attest


to-wit: from the 27:th. day of _A:AMY r7 A. D.

to and until the 27th day of January A. D. 19 6)4 ,

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The 27th Day Of January 1964

lished, to-wit:—


a7 th day of Jan - A. D. 19§4.

Affidavit of Publicatio__IN THE MAILER OF

Port Of Oakland


Ordinance No. 1250 - Author-66 Jack London Square

Oakland, Cs1 ifornia


izing Execution Of Rental Agreement

SS.COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

S. R. IrwinV I EW PO I NT of said County, being duly sworn, says:

That he is and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the0. , PETERBOROUOIL Engla—Mrs. Mary Piii;11, ■10, c(Ji United States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in themined suicide because matter or action herein set forth.

5 ' ceived no C'hriAmaslorafrom lier son in Canada, That he is now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorizedcoroner's jury ruled. representative of THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., a corporation, the publisherHof.

Pugh's iiii ,Thand, and printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time here-NwIrd. 62, told the inciiicq 111thc caid was 4.1da3,cd inafter mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed inmail and arrived after t the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda,suicide.

Judgment No. 237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section6000 of the Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and pub-lished in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dis-semination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to theinterests or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class,profession, trade, calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes,professions, trades, callings, races or denominations.


That the notice Ordinance No. 1250 - AuthorizingExecution Of Rental Agreement

ADV. VO

11-117 FORM 1B-A




AN ORDINANCE AWARDING LEASE OF CER-TAIN PREMISES IN PORT OF OAKLANDBUILDING NO, 136 ON THE METROPOLITANOAKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TOBIER-HOF, A CORPORATION, DETERMININGCERTAIN MATTERS IN CONNECTION THERE-WITH AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTIONTHEREOF.

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 15137,this Board duly caused to be published in the OaklandTribune for five days from January 13, 1964 to January17, 1964, both inclusive, a notice of intention togrant a lease of certain premises in Port of OaklandBuilding No. 136 on the Metropolitan Oakland Inter-national Airport, said lease to commence on the firstday of the calendar month next succeeding sixty (60)days after the date of final passage of this ordinanceand to continue thereafter for a term of five (5)years with the Lessee having an option to extendsaid term for an additional term of five (5) years,which premises are more particularly described insaid resolution and said notice, to both of whichreference hereby is made, and said notice statedexplicitly the time and conditions of said lease; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to said notice, this Boardat the time and place specified in said notice as thetime and place for receiving bids for said lease, metin open session for the purpose of receiving bids forsaid proposed lease and did then and there receivefrom BIER-HOF, a corporation, a sealed written bidoffering to pay as minimum rental the sum of FiveHundred Dollars ($500.00) per month, payable monthlyin advance on or before the first day of each andevery calendar month during the term of said lease;and within fifteen (15) days after the close of eachand every calendar month of said term, the followingpercentages of said month's gross sales from whichthere is deducted said minimum monthly rental thereto-fore paid for saidmonth: Three per cent (3%) of saidsales up to and including Thirty Thousand Dollars($30,000.00) and five per cent (5%) of said sales inexcess of Thirty Thousand Dollars ($30,000.00); allpayable in lawful money of the United States of Americaand in accordance with the terms of said advertisementand said form of lease;

and said bidder having delivered to said Board cashier'schecks in the respective sums of 3500.00 and $5,000.00payable to the Secretary of said Board as required bysaid notice; and no other bid or bids for said leasehaving been made or submitted; and

WHEREAS, it is necessary and convenientfor the promotion and development of the MetropolitanOakland International Airport and the promotion andaccommodation of shipping, commerce and navigationof the Port of Oakland and for other uses and pur-poses consistent with the requirements of commerceof said harbor and its development, and for the publicinterest and necessity, that a lease be granted for thetime and subject to the terms, covenants and conditionsset forth in said notice and form of lease; now, there-fore, be it





Section 4. That upon the execution ofsaid lease by said bidder and the payment of allcosts of publication of this ordinance and of saidnotice, said Secretary be and he hereby is authorizedand directed to return to said bidder said check inthe amount of $500.00, hereinabove mentioned.

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Secretary.


In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, January 22, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and President Vukasin -5-.Noes: None. Absent: None.

Adopted at a regular meeting held February 5 , 1964




AttestArqved as to form and legality:

Port Attorney


United States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in thematter or action herein set forth:



That the notice Ordinance No. 12t19 – Awarding Lease


1 Time27 th January 64

to-wit: from the day of A. D 19 ,27th January

to and until the day of A D. 1964,

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The 27th Day Of January 1964.

lished, to-wit:---


27th day of Jan. A. D. 1964

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Tit of PublicationIN THE MNITER OF

Fort Of Oakland

Afiidavit of Publication of

Ordi nonce No. 1249–


Oakland, California

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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 7.10OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 FIXINGTHE COMPENSATION OF DIRECTOR OFFISCAL AFFAIRS, PORT DEPARTMENT.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Port Com-missioners of the City of Oakland as follows:

Section 1. Section 7.10 of Port Ordinance-No. 867 hereby is amended to read as follows:

No. ofPositions

Sec. 7.10 1Title

Director of FiscalAffairs, Port De-partment


$1250. 00

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland,California, January 8, 1964. Passed to print for oneday by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Brown,Chaudet, Kilpatrick and President Vukasin -4-. Noes:None. Absent: Commissioner Tripp -1-.

Adopted at a regular meeting held January 22, 1964By the following Vote:

Ayes: Commissioners Brown, Chaudet, Kilpatrick, Tripp and PresidentVukasin -5-

Noes: None

Absent: None.

President.

Attest 7 72

Secretary.

In BtPassed loChaudet,sinner Tr!' H. L Moore

455M00 2 ADV. 50 215.4 7-62 2644

Affidavit of Publicatiok_IN THE MAI1ER OF

Port Of OaklandAffidavit of Publication of

Ordinance #1248 – Fixing66 Jack London Square

Oakland, California


COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

Compensation Of Director Of

Fiscal Affairs

Sec. 7.

S. R. Irwin

OwnerseO of said County, being duly sworn, says:Non-Property wn:That he is and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of theProperty Owners. Not

fins. United States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in the

This applies t matter or action herein set forth.

Come in t That he is now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorizedrepresentative of THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., a corporation, the publisherand printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time here-inafter mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed inthe Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda,Judgment No. 237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section6000 of the Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and pub-lished in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dis-semination of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character,having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to theinterests or published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class,profession, trade, calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes,professions, trades, callings, races or denominations.


That the notice Ordinance #1248 FixingCom_pensation

Of..Dixte_o_tor Jar. Ls cal Affairsof which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper,

1 Time

to-wit: from the 13 th day of January A. D. 1964___,13th January A.A. D. 19 614. ,to and until the day of

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was pub-On The 13th Day Of January 1964lished, to-wit:—

Subscribed and sworn to before me this14th foayd Jan. A. D 14

Nolary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State of California

Documents

7, - Port of Oakland · cost of such insurance for the employee only. In the event the employee elects to provide such insurance for his or her dependents, the cost thereof shall