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- ..rrrr�Yll�lll�n■ . 37 reviewed ever�- two years. This was followed by discussion after which the motion . carried, CouncilmGn Stout offered introducticn of ordinance of the City of Redwood City disapproving the annexation to the iCity of Redwood �ity of certain uninhabited territory designated "Eichorn �exationn, The City Attorney stated that this would stop annexation pro- �^ � ceedin�s on this property for the next twelve months. Mr. Eichorn had previously irrr stated that he did not wish to proceed with the annexation at this time. Councilman Weymouth seconded the motion. Councilman Herkner asked if there was any other way they could do this. The answer was that they had to take some action either to pro- C" ceed or deny the annexation. The motion carried witr-. Councilrnan Gran.�;er voting NO � � � because he did not want to deny the right of anyone to annex to the City. A. �ORTON REGARDING WAT� SHO�i AT SWIMMING POOL IN AUGUST. Mr. Morton stated in his letter that the Recreation Department is planning to atage a water show at the Community Park Swimming Pool in August. He asked permission to charge admission of 10� for children and 25� for adults and deposit the proceeds in the Special Recreation Fund to be used for the purchase of racing lanes at the pool. The City �ttorney asked th at this ! matter be referred to him for checking. Councilman Weiss moved to allow the show and the matter be referred to the City Attor.ney for proper procedure of the dispositior�l of funds, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried. ' COMMUNIC_ATION FROM LL�YD GORDON IN API'RECIATION FOR SERVICES P�tFORMEU BY CI`1'Y EMPL�YEES AT RECENi' FIRE AT 1712 BREWSTER AVENUE. The Mayor announced that the letter ; appeared in its entirety in the Tribune. Councilm an Spillers moved that a copy of I � the letter be sent t� the Fire Department along with a letter of appreciation from the City Council, seconded by Councilm an Weiss and carried. ; MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF SAN I�IATEO COUNTY REGARDING LOA1� LIMIT ORDIi�AIVCE. Councilman '� �eiss moved to refer this to the Truck Committee (Spillers and l�eymouth) for a report, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. MR. HOWELL, HEAL^1 H DEP AR TT�I��T, REGARD I NG SER VI C��, S TATI ON UNDEK C ON S TRU C T I ON AT OAK KN OLL AND CANYON ROAD. The c�lerk read the following report submitted by Mr. Howell: In reviewin� the minutes of the regular meetin� of the Redwood City City �ouncil � , for Jul� l, 195? it was noted that �ouncilman weiss had submitted some specific questions regarding a service station that is being constructed at IJak Knoll and Canyon noads in the gnerald Lake area. I believe that I might submit data that will clarify some of these questions. 1. `rhe owners of this property filed �plication for rezoning of the property with the County Planning �ommission in November, 1956• The Pirst hearing on this rezoning application was on De�ember 19, 1956. The County Planning ,�-- Commission sent out notices to twenty property owners in the surrounding area and also notified the Red�aood City Planning Commission of this proposed � rezoning. At the January 16th meeting of the 1'lanning Corrnmission this application was denied. The owners ap:�eared before the Honorable Board of , Supervisors and at their hearing, the Planning Commission�s action was over- ruled and the property rezoned. Thia action in rezoning the property would now permit the construction of a fillin� s�ation. The percolation tests at the sit� were unsatisfactory. These findings were the same as has resulted from a previous study at another location at this same road �unction when ��-- another oil company desired to build a service station. In view of our � findings, this department asked the Tidewater Associated Oil Comp any to sub- � mit their plana along with certain stipulations regarding the proposed oper- ation and as a result of these a�;reements the health department approved the issuance of their building permit on tipril 22, 1957• As long as water service to this property existed, there was no legal way of prc�venting the oil compahy from continuing to use this water servide. 2. The oil comp any indicated that t�ey would apply immediately for annexation to Redwood City and would diligently pursue the same. 3. That until such time as it was possible to obtain an adequate sewer connection, there would be no cars washed at the station. They agreed that should the ' septic tank not operate satisfactorily, they would shut down operations. �.,��-a .�,-�. ;-.,,� . ��..,,...M ...,�,., -�