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0 11 A� 34.5 the original plans. This was followed by discussion on the Anderson property. Mr. Michalski stated that he would waive all claims against the property but he did not want to be assessed for possible damage to the Anderson property: He did agree to sign a waiver if the City paid him #100. Councilman Weymouth withdrew his motion with the consent of the second. Councilman Rosselli then moved to continue the public hearing until 9:30 p* m., seconded by Councilman Fields and carried. CONTINUATION OF PUBLIC HEARING, EAGLE HILL TERRACE IMPROVEMENTS. The public hearing was declared open. Mr. Lebsack stated that they had a similar problem here as they had in the Glenwood proceedings and recom— mended that they terminate the proceedings. There were no oral protests so Councilman Rosselli moved the the public hearing be closed, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. After some discussion it was- decided that they would proceed and not terminate the proceedings. Coun— cilman Spillers moved adoption of RESOLUTION NO. 2858 ORDERING THE WORK AND OVERRULING PROTESTS, EAGLE HILL TERRACE IMPROVEMENTS,i seconded by Councilman Granger and carried on roll call, Councilman Granger, Herkner, Rosselli, Spillers, Weymouth and Mayor Royer voting yes, Councilman Fields voting no. Councilman Spillers moved adoption of RESOLUTION NO. 2859 AWARDING CONTRACT, EAGLE HILL TERRACE IMPROVE- MENTS (Douglass & Woodhouse), seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll call, Councilmen Granger, Herkner, Rosselli, Spillers,,.Weymouth and Mayor Royer voting yes, and Councilman Fields voting no. PUBLIC HEARING ON REPORT AND ASSESSMENT FOR WEED ABATEMENT. The public hearing was declared open and the affidavits of posting and publication were ordered filed* The Clerk stated that he had received the report of the Street Superintendent and proposed assessment list. There being no protests, written or oral, Councilman Weymouth moved that the public hearing be closed, seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried. Councilman Spillers moved adoption of RESOLUTION N0. 2860 CONFIRMING REPORT CF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS ON WEED ABATEMENT AND AUTHORIZING DELIVERY OF REPORT TO CITY TAX COLLECTOR FOR THE ADDITION OF THE ASSESSMENT AMOUNT TO NEXT REGULAR TAX BILIS AGAINST PARTICULAR PARCELS CONCERNED., 'seconded by Councilman, Weymouth and carried unanimously on roll call. FURTHER CONSIDERATION ON TRUCK ORDINANCE. Councilman Rosselli moved that the public hearing be continued f or two weeks, seconded by Councilman Spillers. Councilman Granger amended the motion and moved that the present ordinance be tabled. The amendment lost for lack of a second. The motion to continue carried with Councilman Granger voting no* It was suggested that the Traffic Bureau make a traffic check, now that school has'started, at Alameda And Whipple, Whipple and Duane and Alameda and Edgewood Road. Councilman Herkner moved adoption of ORDINANCE Na, 949 FIXING THE AMOUNT OF TAXATION UPON THE TAXABLE PROP- ERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY AS rowLN ur, TO CARRY ON THE VARIOUS, DEPARTMENTS OF SAID CITY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1959-60 TO PAY THE BONDED INDEBTEDNESS OF SAID CITY FALLING DUE AND BECOMING PAYABLE DURING P"' SAID FISCAL YEAR TOGETHER WITH THE INTEREST THEREON, TO MAINTAIN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF SAID CITY DURING SAID FISCAL YEAR, TO MAINTAIN THE WAR MEMORIAL VETERANS HALL BUILDING, TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE RETIRE— MENT PLAN, AND TO PROVIDE FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS; AND FIXING AND LEVYING THE TAX RATE THEREFOR ($1.25), seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried unanimously on roll call.. The affidavit of publication was ordered filed. Request transfer of $150,000 from the General Reserve Account to the General Fund. Councilman Granger moved adoption of RESOLUTION N0. 2861 TRANSFERRING THE SUM OF $150,000 FROM THE GENERAL RESERVE ACCOUNT TO THE GENERAL FUND, AND PROVIDING FOR REIMBURSEMENT OF SAID SUM FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE GENERAL RESERVE FUND ON OR BEFORE THE END OF THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried unani— mously on roll call. Resolution designating additional stop signs at the f olla ing intersections