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served no public purpose , and recommended the abandonment , subject to execution of an improvement agreement , covering asphaltic concrete pavement , concrete curb , gutter and sidewalk , storm drain facilities , and street trees . Also included was protective language in the agree- ment with respect to existing underground utilities . He noted that an earlier resolution of intention adopted by Council had omitted the word " overhead " with reference to utilities , necessitating republish- ing the resolution and resetting the public hearing date . Mr . Robert Cornell , attorney for the three owners , i . e . , the Credit Union , Mr . Leeb , and the Bakery Union , indicated they were prepared to respond to any questions . There being no further discussion , Councilman Williams moved to close the public hearing , seconded by Councilman Rhodes and carried . Councilman Rhodes moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 6898 ABANDONING PORTION OF EAST FULLER STREET IN THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH PART 3 OF DIVISION 9 , STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA , seconded by Councilman Norris and carried on roll call vote . Hetch -Hetchy Right of Way Development . City Manager noted that a report had been forwarded to Council summariz - ing the history to date of the investigation of possible development of the San Francisco Water Department property . The study was at direc - tion of Council during the 1972-73 budget study meetings , when San Francisco Water Department was undertaking installation of a new water line through their right of way . They were asked to suspend reissuance of revocable permits which had been suspended for purpose of doing the construction work , and this was to allow Planning , and Parks and Recreation Departments to proceed with preliminary studies to deter- mine feasibility of development . Director of Parks and Recreation provided additional background , advising that a team composed of members of both departments conducted a survey in the area , and as a result , attempted to categorize the responses of the residents in the area most affected by the proposal , and separated these into five distinct planning areas . Subcommittees were then set up to tabulate the results and determine land use possibilities . He noted this was a preliminary concept , but which could set the stage for a final plan , if so desired . He advised that Miss Magnus , of the Planning Depart - ment , had taken several pictures of the area and was prepared to show slides , with commentary . Miss Magnus proceeded with the presenta- tion of photographs of the right of way conjunctively with a slide drawing of the associated portion of the planning area . 4/23/73 Reg . Mtg .