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4140 PROPOSAL FOR EMERALD LAKE STUDIES SHOWING WATER, SEW p DRAINAGE, STREET AND IAT SIZES. George S. Nolte, resubmitted his proposal to provide engineer -planner services for the Emerald Lake Area. He proposes the following scope of work: A. Perform the necessary duties to produce and submit certain specified types of area maps. The general area to be included is -bounded by Canada Road, Edgewood Road, Alameda -de -las Pulgas and the Southerly extension of Vera Avenue, B. A review of the Adamson Report on water and sewage services for the area, and:; W.90 1. Inspect the existing water facilities - (a) Pump stations, (b) Tanks, (c) Reservoirs 2. Perform water pressure and flow tests where deemed necessary by the Engineer. 3. Prepare written comments on Items B-1 and B-2. 4. Prepare layouts of suitable preliminary distribution mains and sewerage collection trunk systems. 004 5• Estimate the construction costs of improvements listed under Item B-4. ...r C. Submit street standards for approval and a generalized cost estimate made on a typical front foot basis. D. Tabulate and key the area assessed valuation and names of property owners to the map Listed in Item A-2. E. Prepare a Planning Analysis of the existing situation to be derived from maps, aerial photographs, meet- ings with representatives of Redwood City, and the Emerald Lake Area residents and field trips to the Emerald Lake Area. F. Recommend standards of development and planning policy for submission to Redwood City and the Emerald Lake residents. G. Prepare a sketch plan for coordinating land use, circulation and public facilities, based upon Redwood Cityfs and the Emerald Lake residents' agreement upon standards for development and planning policy. H. Submit a final plan and a report covering the results of our study and recommendations for improvement of the area. Fifty copies of the report will be included. Additional copies will be prepared at cost. The fee for the above work would be $18,800.00 This was.followed by discussion on whether or not the people in Emerald Lake wanted the survey to be paid from the water fund. One womanresent said she did not want the survey y paid from this fund. Others presnt said they did want the survey. Councilman Weymouth moved that before they authorized the spending of the water funds that a petition be circulated by the people in the Emerald Lake area to see if they want to spend the money for the study, seconded by Councilman.Rosselli. Councilman Granger opposed the spending of the money for anything else but water improvements. He was not against the study, only in the method of obtaining the funds. After further discussion, Councilman Weymouth changed his motion and moved that the area be polled by a double post card be Sent out with a return of address card. This was agreed to by the second of the motion (MINUTE ORDER f60-108) and carried on roll call with Councilmen Fields, Herkner, Rosselli and Weymouth voting yes, Councilmen Granger and Spillers and Mayor Royer voting no. Councilman Fields moved that the Water Department or Auditor bring in a report on the Emerald Lake Funds for the last three or four years showing where the money has gone and how the surplus was accumulated (MINUTE ORDER #60-109), seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. Councilman Rosselli moved adoption of RESOLUTION N0. 3644 APPOINTING CANVASSING BOARD TO CANVASS ABSENT VOTER • BALLOTS FOR THE APRIL 12, 19600 MUNICIPAL ELECTION, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried unanimously on roll call. Councilman Spillers moved adoption of RESOLUTION N0. 3045 COMMENDING MEMBERS OF SIX YEAR PLAN CO MMITTEEp seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried unanimously on,roll call. Councilman Herkner moved adoption of RESOLUTION N0. 3046 com ENDING REDWOOD CITY TRIBUNE AND STAR ADVERTISER, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried unanimously on roll calls FURTHER REPORT ON EASTER CROSS. The City Manager reported that they had examined the possibility of the use of klieg lights for the lighting of the Easter Cross. The cost of the lighting, beginning Tuesday night, April 12th, and extending to Sunday morning at 6 o1clock3 is approximately $300.00, which price includes the test. The amount could come from the Street Lighting account. Councilman Spillers moved that the request to flood