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270 ARB BLK LOT OWNER OLD NEW DIFF— REASON 530 3A Milland Development Company 1,129.85 1,120.94 — 8.91 Acquistion by State of California 533 7 California Pac. Title Ins. Co. 64.62 62.79 - 1.83 Acquistion by State of California 533 12 California Pac. Title Ins. Co. 76.83 74.27 — 2.56 Acquistion by State of California 534 1 California Pac. Title Ins. Co. , 19.30 12.70 - 6.60 _ Acquistion by State of California 503H 6A • W. F. & Elsie Disney 158.34 158.34 City acquired for Industrial JVay 339 1F Ralph Filice 984.06 374.60 -609.46 Transferred to Unsecured Roll 503H 3 William Aller 166.78 146.94 — 19.84 Acquired for Street purposes 113 31 Wilda Rhodes 1.73 82.58 80.85 Escaped assessment NET DECREASE $1,701.37 mmig The motion carried on roll call. CITY ENGINEER REPORT REGARDING BRIDGES, KENTFIELD—PLAM AND VALOTA IMPROVEMENTS. In his report the City Attorney stated that before proceeding with the preliminary spreads of a ssessments for this project, and commencement of assessment proceedings, it will be necessary to determine the amount and area over which the cost of the culvert structures are to be assessed and the amount of City contribution, if any, to the project. It is necessary that study and a decision by the Council be made at the earliest possible date so that assessment proceedings can be started immediately to allow for start of construction in the early Spring. This was followed by discussion in regrd to the situation and also the matter that money will have to be made available if the City goes along with this. The Mayor set a study meeting for January 16th. The Mayor announced the study meeting for January 9th would be held at 8:00 P.M. with the Veterans Memorial Building Commission. The City Attorney explained to the Council that it was necessary to adopt a resolution exchanging sewer easements between the City and Axel Backlund and Hans & Norma Nissen. An error had been made in the descriptions. Councilman Spillers offered RESOLUTION 2171 AUTHORIZING EXCHANGE OF CERTAIN DISCRIBED SANITARY SEWER EASEMENTS OF EQUAL VALUE BETWEEN CITY OF REDWOOD CITY AND AXEL C.BACKLUND AND HANS S. NISSEN AND NORMA L. NISSEN, HIS WIFE, and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Weiss and carried on roll call. The City Attorney stated that he had a Resolution proclaiming printing week. Councilman Spillers offered RESOLUTION 2172 PROCLAIMING JANUARY 13v19, a957, AS PRINTING WEEK and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried on roll call. The City Attorney, when questioned, stated that he could n o t find any record where the Mayor can sitn a proclamation. He stated that he would draw up the necessary resolution giving the Mayor the authority to sign proclamations and bring same back to the Council for approval. Councilman Granger moved to have a resolution drawn up transferring the$13,000 from the Port to a special P"4 Yacht Harbor Improvement Fund. This was followed by discussion in regard to the fund which is already set up under the name of Aquatic Park Fund. Councilman Herkner seconded the motion. Councilman Weiss read the following prepared statement: So as to place this matter in its true perspective, I believe it no more than appropriate that we have a complete understanding of the background leading to this ,,,,,.o dividend of gp13,000 from the Port to the General funds of the city, and its relative impact on the general financial program of the city, especially as affecting its ultimate IMO disposition and use. This is especially important when we realize that the Port has several different proglems of considerable import under consideration and which can involve considerable funds; namely the possibility of expenditure of some $15,000 more or less for a survey of port facilities, its potentialities for-the future, its needs for development and general finances; as well as the advisability of submitting to the people a proposal for a bond ^issue of considerable magnitude. For that reason I would like to read certain excerpts from the Port Commissions minutes of November 13th as it affects this so called dividend of $13,000, and I quote "Representatives o1 the :Cityfs Yacht Harbor Committee (Councilman Carl,Britschgi, Uhirman