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426 Continued PUBLIC HEARING , Abatement of Nuisance , 3500 Highland Avenue , from meeting of January 24 , 1972 . Chief Building Official recommended further continuance pending settlement of property ownership by the court , and subject to the condition that the property and building are not further vandalized . City Manager noted that an updated report by the Chief Building Official had been submitted to Council . Mr . Edward Washburn , Counsel for Great Western Savings and Loan Association , indicated that their difficulty was the property was in process of foreclosure in court and they did not have legal right to possession at this time . He stated that the owners had no intention of satisfying the load and it was just a matter of waiting the three months , after which they anticipated they would acquire the property . He also noted another person held a second mortgage behind theirs , and understood they were interested in reinstating . In response to question from Mayor Bury regarding a firm date , Mr . Washburn thought one month remained under the statutory period , ( Councilman Petersen entered the meeting at 7 : 50 P . M . ) Mr . William Royer , 1047 Whipple Avenue , indicated they had been in contact with the Meyers ' ( owners of record ) , and they had agreed to give his client a deed to the property which would eliminate further delay . He expected the deed would be received within the week, after which loan would be reinstated and they would proceed with rehabili - tating the property . There was brief discussion relative to an appropriate length of time for further continuance , and City Manager recommended continuing the matter to April 3 , 1972 . Councilman Keckley moved to continue the public hearing to Council meeting of April 3 , 1972 , seconded by Councilman Rhodes and carried . (MINUTE ORDER #72 -37) TOPICS Project Administration Certification . A resolution was requested by the Federal Government to formalize City ' s request for authorization to administer TOPICS Program under previously approved agreement with the State requesting Federal funds for improvement of Farm Hill Boulevard Signals and Alameda -Jefferson Signals . Resolution would commit the City to comply with Federal regulations in regard to administering a Federally financed project , primarily concerning labor compliance , equal employment opportunity , sampling and testing , and coordination of records and documents between Department of Public Works and Controller ' s Office . Councilman Keckley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 6683 REQUESTING ADMINISTRATION CERTIFICATION FROM DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE "TOPICS " IMPROVEMENT PROJECT , seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried on roll call vote , Councilman Henderson being noted absent . Councilman Weymouth moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO , 668 + APPROVING SPECIFICATIONS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS FOR ONE AIR COMPRESSOR ; AND AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR , seconded by Councilman Petersen . 2 -28-72