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53 ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS : 1 . Redwood Creek-Massachusetts to Alameda Improvements , Project SD-29 , GID 1- 65 . 2 , Water Mains , Project W- 5 , GID 2 -65 , 3 . Harbor Boulevard Improvements . The three projects were completed to the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works , who recommended them for acceptance by City Council , subject to the usual guarantees of materials and workmanship . Councilman Keckley moved to accept the three projects , subject to the usual one-year guarantees of materials and workmanship , seconded by Councilman Williams . On question , Councilman Williams commented on the confusion on Harbor Boulevard caused by an optical illusion which makes it appear to be a divided highway, and suggested this be referred to the Traffic Committee with recommendation that appropriate signs be installed , Police Chief was requested to investigate and report back , (Memo 3 -2-71 ) Motion carried . (MINUTE ORDER #71-39-A , -B 8c -C ) Councilman Rhodes moved to introduce Ordinance appropriating $3 , 250 from unappropriated balance of Central Business District Parking Meter Revenue Fund to provide for purchase of supplies and services , Department of City Treasurer , for Parking Facilities , seconded by Councilman Weymouth . Report was submitted to Council itemizing required funding for conversion of one- hour parking meters to two hours . Mayor Bury noted the lack of use of parking lot on Marshall Street and felt some method of merchandizing to encourage use would be appropriate . City Manager advised that there have been some negotiations with the representatives of United California Bank relative to leasing a portion of the lot for long-term clients as in the case of Balestra Pontiac . Motion carried . Councilman Keckley moved to approve for payment ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Nos . 82994 to 83121 , inclusive , totaling $203 , 705 . 26 , seconded by Councilman Williams and carried . COMMUNICATIONS : City of Millbrae , resolution expressing their Council ' s opposition to proposal of San Mateo County Grand Jury to consolidate all policing agencies within the County ; and resolution supporting tax proposal to be submitted to voters on March 2 concerning the San Mateo Junior College District . Mayor Bury reported that the Grand Jury proposal had come before the Council of Mayors and did not receive favorable support .