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After a lengthy discussion, Councilman Weymouth moved to uphold any action taken by the Mayor at the previous meeting with the Board of Supervisors (MINUTE ORDER #59--182), seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried. Richard Lovejoy, Immediate Past President Public Works Officers' Dept., League of California Cities, expressed his personal thanks to Glenn Jain for his part in the program of the Public Works Officers' Department at the recent convention in San Francisco. Councilman Granger brought up the subject of censure of pulp magazines, and then moved to refer this to the City Attorney so that when the time comes that an opportunity arises to introduce an ordinance that can be en- forced that it be brought before the Council for action, seconded by Councilman Spillers. After discussion, Councilman Granger changed his motion and moved that the City A ttorney put on his agenda that when the test cases have been approved that he call it to the Council's attention that he had an ordinance that could be enforced (MINUTE ORDER #59-183), seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. Claims 30822' through 30899, totaling $122,456.32, were ordered paid on motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried. Councilman Spillers moved that the meeting be adjourned to Monday, November 9th, at 4:00 P. me in the Conference Chambers, City Hall, Redwood City (MINUTE ORDER #59-184), seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried. Meet- ing adjourned, 10:40 p. m. R. s. Dodge, 'ty Clerk Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting Redwood City Council November 9, 1959s 4:00 P.M. ON ROLL CALL the following were noted present: Councilmen Ron W. Fields, Floyd D. Granger, Sidney D. Herkner, Ray Weymouth, Mayor William H.Rayer and City Clerk R. S. Dodges, Councilmen Rosselli and Spillers were noted *� absent. Also present were City Manager J. E. Neal, City Attorney Robert J. Costello, Planning Director Dick Wilkinson, Assessor -Auditor John J. Brophy, City Engineer Glenn M. Jain and Deputy City Clerk Vivian Holmquist. BAYSHORE INDUSTRIAL PARK N0, 1 IMPROVEMENTS. City Manager Neal reported that he hadmet with Messrs. Price, A rchi- bald and Wood and the contractors who had the low -bid and the consensus was to proceed with the project. It was felt that the City could and should contribute $102000 to the project for water and sewer lines. Money is available in the Water Fund and the attorney for the district has advised that the district proceedings were so written that the City can contribute to the job. Councilman Rosselli arrived at 4:15 P. m. Councilman Granger sta ted that he would go for the water payment but he would not take money from the Water Department to pay for sewers. This was followed by discussion and it was the general opinion that part of the money would come from the Sewer Rental Fund to pay for the sewer assessment. The $10,000 would help pay for the water and sewer extension line to B ayshore Highway from Bradford and Main Streets. Councilman Weymouth a� moved that the City contribute $10,000 toward the project money to come from the water department and Sewer Rental Fund in proportionate share, seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried.. PARKING DISTRICT. The City Manager reported that he had talked to Ernie Wilson,who stated that if there were no changes in the over all district that the City could go ahead. If there is a cha nge, then they will have to ".44 amend the proceedings. It was reported that there were no changes between Broadway and Main Streets. The City Attorney suggested that the plans be sent to Mr. Wilson and have him say whether or not the plans are the same and whether or not the City may proceed. The Mayor sugges ted that Mr. Jain contact Mr. Wilson and discuss the changes and show him the plans and get his written approval that the City may proceed. Ted Seufert raised the question as to whether or not the,City could charge a connection fee when the State prop- erty is sold in conjunction with Bayshore Industrial Park No. 1., It was explained that the City can not