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or repaired. The City Manager was of the opinion that this was all that would be needed to be done. Councilman Spillers stated that the soft -ball games are ready to start and they need the bleachers. This was followed by discussion. Councilman Britschgi seconded Councilman Spillers motion to advertise for bids. The motion carried. City Attorney Currie was of the opinion that the bleachers should be closed off until the new bleachers are put in. Councilman Spillers moved that the old bleachers be taken down, seconded by Councilman MR Britschgi and carried. ...i RESIDENTS OF NORTIIUITD�ERLAND AVENUE REQUEST PIT.MISSION TO BLOCK OFF END OF STREET BET<'''EEN NTR1BER 432 AND 433 TO END OF CUL DE SAC FOR STREET DANCE Ilya 29th from 9:00 P. P:g. to 1:00 A. M. May 30th. Acting Police Chief Moudakas had no objections. Councilman ,Stout moved permission to close the street and allow the dance, seconded by Councilman Spillers. Councilman Granger was of the opinion that they could start one hour earlier and close at midnight so they wouldn't be running the dance into Memorial Day. Councilman Britschgi amended the motion to change the time from 9:00 P. T.T. to midnight, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried with Councilman Spillers and Mayor Royer voting NO. GRANNY GOOSE FOODS REQUEST PERMIT TO EPECT SIGN ON SIDE OF BUILDING CORNER BAYSHORE AND ANNETTE. This was followed by discussion in regard to whether or not this was to be treated as an appeal to the Planning Commission's decision or if there was a misunderstanding in regard to whether or not this is a free standing sign or a fixed sign on the building. Councilman Spillers moved to set this for a public hearing on May 7th3 seconded by Councilman Herkner. Councilman liteiss wanted to know what the Council should be guided by in regard tothe sign ordinance. City Attorney Currie said that they are governed only by the existing ordinance. The new sign ordinance is going to be presented in about one week. Motion carried. PLANNING COTf4ISSION RECOU1YE14DED APPROVAL A1IEXATION EIMALD LAKE .ARE -1. The Planning Commission believes that now it is a desirable addition to Redwood City and is aware of the problems involved, which they feel can worked out. This was followed by discussion. Councilman Weiss stated that long range planning should be carefully explained to the people. The w75.00 annexation fee per lot would be ample to cover the annexation charge are the people aware that they are subject to the $75.00 annexation fee per lot. Councilman Granger stated that the people asked for annexation, the Council did not go out and ask the people if they wanted to annex to the City. If the people are still in favor of annexation, they will be expected to pay their full share and the City is not promising them anything. Councilman Britschgi spoke on the subject and one of the facts he brought out was that the people should understand that they will have to accept the bonded indebtedness. City Attorney Currie told the Council the only thing they could do was to determine the area to be annexed and get the description. When this is completed, it has to be turned over to the Boundary Commission for their approval and then it will again be presented to the Council who will then adopt a" a Resolution of Intention to circulate a petition. Then the Council vrill decide whether or not they WAW will accept their share of the bonded indebtedness and the Council will set the date of the election. Councilman Spillers moved that the City Engineer be instructed to prepare the necessary map, seconded by Councilman Britschgi. This was followed by discussion in regard to what the description should cover. City Attorney Currie stated that no steps could be taken until the boundaries have been est- - � anlished. The City Engineer requested permission to leave the Council Chamber in order to -et a couple of mpas showing the areas in question. Permission was granted and the Council moved on to the next item on the agenda. PLANN114G COTEVIISSION RECOI"9.1E1,DED APPF40VAL VARI.^._NCE TO ALLO"IT 15 FOOT FRONT SETT4CK TNSTE.AD OF 20 FOOT BECAUSE OF STEEP SLOPE REAR OF HOUSES 3691 8s 3693 PRUZY ROCK "L -1Y (FAPM HILLS NO. 1) . Councilman Spillers moved approval of the Planning Commission's recommendation and offered RESOLUTI,11 2026 FOR VARIANCE FOR