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`i C9 `i CITY AUDITOR REQUESTS PERMISSION TO CORRECT THE 1959-60 TAX ROLL in accordance with Section 4986.2 of the Taxation and Revenue Code. Arb. Blk, 382 Lot 5-C, Yuey Gong - old amount $50.12, new amount $45.32 - acquired by City for parking lot; Arb. Blk. 555 Lot 5-A, May Harvey, old amount $86.86, new amount $88.10 - clerical error. Parking District No. 1 - Arb. Blk. 382 Lot 5-C, Yuey Gong, old amount $20.05, new amount $18.12 - acquired by City for Parking Lot. Councilman Rosselli moved to approve cancellation of the taxes as requested subject to approval of the City Attorney (MINUTE ORDER #60-167), seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried unanimously on roll call, Councilman Fields and Mayor Weymouth being noted absent. 01 Appeal from the Board of Adjustments granting of the use permit to Earl and Helen Gregory on property located at 514 El Camino Real for permission to operate a cocktail lounge and install a sign. Councilman Stehle moved to set this matter for public hearing on, July 25th, seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried. COMMUNICATIONS: Carl Sjoberg submitted a letter tendering his resignation as Redwood City Planning Commissioner. Councilman Herkner moved to accept the resignation with regret and thanking him for his past work (MINUTE ORDER #60-168), seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried. J. A. Spence, Assistant District Engineer for the Division of Highways, letter regarding the tentative date for construction on the proposed signal modification and channelization ..ri project at Broadway and E1 Camino Real in Redwood City. It is estimated that the project can be advertised in August following the budget of funds, and construction could probably start in September, 1960. Notice from the PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION in the matter of the application of SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY for authority to increase zone passenger fares between San Francisco, San Jose and Vasona, and intermediate points. No Council action was necessary. PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION recommended that the City Council proceed with the planning at the Yacht Harbor as far as Stanford launching ramp and Showboat, Inc. is concerned. The Commission agrees in principle and location of these facilities, subject to the working out of the final details. The Commission also suggested that a committee be formed, consisting of Wally Harder, Dick Wilkinson, Alfred Morton, John Mackenhausen and a member of the City Council to consider questions regarding leasing arrangements, berthing rates and plan revision. Councilman Stehle moved to appoint Councilman Herkner, Wally Harder, Dick Wilkinson, Alfred Morton and John Mackenhausen as a committee, seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried. PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION recommended that the City Council reactivate the Tree Committee to incorporate plans for the lining of Whipple Avenue with trees from E1 Camino Real to Bayshore Highway in continuing the beautification of the entrances of