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obligptted.to set a date for a hearing on. the. annexation. Councilman Weiss stated that this item comes withip the statement he made last week in regard to hillside building on the City's perimeter. Councilman Weiss moved that this matter be set for public hearing 60 days hence. This will give the Planning Commission time to give the Council a proper report. The City Attorney recommended that they set the public hearing for January 7th and stated his reasoning for this date. This eras followed by discussion in regard to length of time required for setting the public hearing. Councilman Weiss changed his motion and moved that January 7th be the date set for the public hearing and offered RESOLUTION 2137 GIVING NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF FARM HILL ADDITION NO. 1 and moved -its adoption, seconded by Councilman Stout. This was followed by discussion after which the motion carried,on roll call with Councilman Royer being noted absent. Councilman Weiss spoke about annexation fees.and, in order that he can take the proper action when this xomes before the Council, he asked that the Planning Commission make a report so the Council can take the proper action at that time. The City Attorney spoke on the subject and stated that this annexation is the same property that was included in the subdivision map of Farm Hillse This was followed by discussion. Mre Lebsack stated that the School District wants 40 lots for a school site. Chester Lebsack stated that he had three resolution to present to the Council. The first resolution is for the Arguello heirs in connection with the parking lots. This resolution covers only the property in the bed of the creek, they do not provide for all the property that will be required for the parking lote Councilman Herkner offered RESOLUTION 2138 AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING CONDEMNATION OF PROPERTY FOR STREET PURPOSES, PUBLIC PARKING PURPOSES AND DRAINAGE PURPOSES (area bounded by Main, Middlefield, Jefferson and Bayshore) and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Spillers. Councilman Weiss asked if this property, in its entirety, is a part of the parking lots Mr. Lebsack stated that this was for the extension of Marshall Street between Main and Jefferson, parking facilities in the area bounded by Main, Middlefield, Jefferson and Bradford., for storm drainage facilities in an area bounded by Main Street, Middlefield Road, Jefferson and Bayshore, and for the extension of Bradford Street between Jefferson and Main Street* This was followed by discussion in regard to the necessary funds and the extension of the drainage ditch and what will be attributable to the Parking District. The motion carried on roll call with Mayor Royer being noted absent* Mr. Lebsack stated that the bonds were not yet delivered to the successful bidder and he received notes from them that they did not want to take the bonds now* After talking the matter over with them, they have agreed to take the bonds if they will not have to pay interest accrual after October 1st and the bonds will be delivered by the 10th of December* The City will not lose arty money if this is allowed. Mre Lebsack recommended that tha Council at this time adopt two resolutions. Councilman Spillers offered RESOLUTION 2139 RESCINDING RESOLUTION 2062 FCR SALE OF BONDS FOR INDUSTRIAL WAY IMPROVEMENTS and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and earried on roll call, Mayor Royer being noted absent. Councilman �..,, Herkner offered RESOLUTION 2140 AWARDING SALE OF BONDS TO HANNAFORD AND TALBOT FOR INDUSTRIAL WAY IMPROVE- MENTS (with the exception that interest is paid to accrual to October 1st) and moved its adoption2seconded by Councilman Stout and carried on roll call., Mayor Royer being noted absent* REPORT ON YACHT HARBOR DEVELOPMENT. Councilman Britschgi reported that this report will bring the council up to date on the small boat harbor. The levee on the west side is not quite complete but will be finished in the near future. They have a plan for births to be installed within the dredged area. They have figured on the loading ramps, cat walks, etc. for a 5' and 6' low water tide* The following is the estimate for construct- ion and estimated revenue:. Estimate for construction: Piling 90 piles @ $110*00 s 90900.00 Walk Ways Mail Walk ways 5' wide, 3,100 lin. ft. ® $6.50 per foot 20,150.00