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1/4/1960
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411 <br />OPEN BIDS ON BROADWAY STREET LIGHTING. The following bids were received: <br />Central Electric Company., Incos, Redwood City $392292.00 <br />Ets-Hokin & GAlvan, San Francisco 40222.0.24 <br />R. Flatland$ San Francisco 41071.00 <br />Coopman Electric Company$ San Francisco 46$021.00 <br />Abbett Electric Corp.,, San Francisco 46018.00 <br />Progress Electric,9 Palo Alto 60x420.15 <br />i <br />Councilman Herkner moved to refer the bids to the City Engineer for checking and report back later in <br />60 the meeting.. seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried. <br />CONTINUATION OF PUBLIC HEARING ON LESLIE ANNEXATION 2-B. Councilman Granger maned to continue the public <br />hearing to March 7th (MINUTE ORDER #60-47)p seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. <br />PUBLIC HEARING ON MARSHALL STREET -EXTENSION (Main Street to Walnut Street). The public hearing was declared <br />open and the affidavits of mailing., publication and posting Notice of Filing Assessment and Time of <br />Hearing were ordered filed. There being no protestsp written or orale Councilman Weymouth moved that <br />the public hearing be closed., seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. Councilman Rosselli moved <br />to over -rule the protests., seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried. <br />Councilman Spillers moved adoption of RESOLUTION NO. 2982 CONFIRMING ASSESSMENTS AND ASSESSMENT DIA- <br />GRAM$ MARSHALL STREET IMPROVEMENTS (Main Street to Walnut Street), seconded by Councilman Fields and <br />carried unanimously on roll call. <br />ACCEPTANCE OF MARSHALL STREET EXTENSION IMPROVEMENTS (Main. Street to Walnut Street). The City Engineer <br />recommends that these improvements be accepted subject to correction of any defects in materials and <br />workmanship which might appear within one year from the date of acceptance by the City Council, <br />Councilman Rosselli moved to accept the improvements subject to the above mentioned condition (MINUTE <br />ORDER #60-48)s seconded by Councilman• Fields and carried. <br />REPORT ON BID OPENING TON PANEL TRUCK FOR THE WATER DEPARTMENT. The following r �' owing bids were received: <br />err Towne Motor Company (Ford) $2,015.71 <br />Davies Auto Company (Chevrolet) 2,087.55 <br />Ferris Miles 9quipment Company (Dodge) 2,9143.99 <br />It is recommended that the low bid of Tame Motor Company in the amount of $2.,015.71 be accepted. Coun- <br />cilman Herkner moved adoption of RESOLUTION N0. 2983 AWARDING CONTRACT FOR FURNISHING OF NEW TRUCK; <br />AND REJECTING ALL OTHER BIDS RECEIVED.9 seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried unanimously on roll <br />call* <br />PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION recommend to the City Council that they ask the City Manager to write the <br />State regarding the Union Cemetery. Councilman Granger moved to accept the report and a study meeting <br />to be held (MINUTE ORDER #60-49)., seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried. <br />REPORT BY COUNCILMAN GRANGER., CHAIRMAN OF COUNCIL CHARTER COMMITTEEy ON PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS. Coun- <br />cilman Granger submitted the following unanimous committee recommendations for submission to the elect- <br />orate at the April general election. <br />t <br />Charter Amendment Proposition No. 1 <br />Charter Section Proposed Amendment <br />Section 3-1/2 Increase the term during which City -owned property may be leased from <br />ten years to fifty years. This will conform with the present maxi- <br />mum lease period for Port property which is presently fifty years. <br />Charter Amendment Proposition No. 2 <br />Charter Section Proposed Amendment <br />Section 65 Clarify the existing procedure for the issuance of bonds by expressly <br />limiting requirement of a two thirds vote of the electorate to those <br />situations in which the general credit of the City is being pledged <br />as security for the bonds. <br />
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