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CI� 4i33 DOROTII"i ROB RTS AND 11ER S. ,2?3 OF TOM01 RX.1 Avon anotia r tropy which they -wished to Present to the iecr. eation Dapartmert. This w=is trophy ?Io. 39 ,von in c-)mpetition with the State of California Eagles Drill Tears held in San Francisco or: June 23rd. They won their 38th Trophy in competition in Ci.lroy and their 40th in °leasinton. Mickey Trujillo presented the 39th tropy to Co-m'Icilman Spillers who made a short acceptance speech for the City of Redwood City. Cotulcilman Stout moved that liorothy Roberts be given a bi.g vote of "good luck" in their coming competition events,seconded by Gouncillran Spillers and �"!! carried. ...r REPORT ON JBID OP TI14G, Co iXESSION STAND 'WTTES PARK. One bid was received from the Redwood City Merchants Softball Tear., for the operation of a concession stand at Hawes Park. The City Manager recommended that the bid be accepted in accordance with the terms and conditions stated therein. in reference to your advertisement, pertaining to the concession stand to be erected at IFad7e3 Park, please accept the follaring bid: ..u� !e are willing to construct in accordance with you specifications a concession stand on a portion of property at Hawes Park as designated by ,your City, at no cost to the city of Redwood. 17e further agree to lease said concession stand for a period of two years, said stand to be used only during the currant summer softball season, which is approxim=ately from May 15th, to September lsts, for One Dollar ($1.00) per season. Tide will supply the City of Redwood City with a public leabi.lity insurance policy in accordance with your advertisement. le will also be willing to give to the city any, sworn statement that is required as to our financial responsibility, We are enclosing herewith attached a copy of the items to be sold at the concession stand, and the prices of same. Trusting tris information is satisfactory, we remain Yours very truly, Red,. ood City Merchants Softball Team By, Given Rodriquez 04 Councilman Britschgi moved approval of the City Manager's recommendation, seconded by Councilman Spillers mod and carried. CITY Fli1CINEEtR.HECOILMENDATION REGARDING ACCEPTING STERLING HIGULANDS NO. 5. The City Engineer recommended acceptance, of the improvements in Sterling Highlands No. 5 Subdivision subject to the following conditions: 1. Correction of all defects in materials and workmanship which might appear within one year from this date. 2. Payment by the subdivider of all engineering and inspection charges due the City, before rebase of the performance bond. The grant deed to the City from the Highlands Cormr=ity Club, Incorporated, for a drainage easement across Let 19, Block 241 Hi,;hlards No. 5, should be accepted by the City Council and recorded. Councilman Spillers moved to accept the City Engineer's recommendation to accept Sterling Highlands No. 5, and authorize the 'City Clerk to accept the above mentioned deed, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried.. PLANNING C0111ISSION RECOiiu�^JD APPROVAL REAR YARD VARTANCE FROM 20 TO 15 FEET, LOT 3, BLOCK 21 ROBELET 00" SUBDIVISION. DENY FRONT YARD VARIANCE FROM 20 TO 15 FEET, LOTS 1, 2, AND 3, BLOCK 2, ROBELET SLB— . �.r DIVISION. The Clerk read the letter submitted by the Planning Commission. Councilman Herkner offsred RESOLUTION 2055 FOR A VARIANCE FROM A.20 FOOT REAR YARD SETBACK TO A 15 FOOT SETBACK ON LOT 31 BLOCK 23 ROBELET SUBDIVISION and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried on roll call. Councilman Stout moved to uphold the Planning Commission's recommendation and deny the front yard set- back from 20 feet to 15 feet on Lots 1, 2, and 3, Block 2, Robe.let Subdivision, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. CITY ENGINEER RECO1,11ENDATION ACCEPTANCE IMPROVETZIiNTS IN TERRACE SHOPPING CANTER. The Clerk read the following letter submitted by the City Vanager: It is our recommendation that improvements in Terrace Shopping Center be accepted by the City.