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248 <br /> Councilman Eva, seconded by Councilman McNulty , proposed 44 resolutions , as per sample <br /> below , as prepared by the City Attorney ordering foreclosure on certain property <br /> because of unpaid assessments . Carried. <br /> RESOLUTION ORDERING FORECLOSURE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT <br /> ASSESSMENT NO . 91B <br /> UNDER RESOLUTION OF INTENTION NO . J-10 <br /> RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Redwood City that the City <br /> Attorney be and he is hereby ordered and directed to commence and prosecute <br /> to conclusion an action in the Superior Court of the State of California, in <br /> and for the County of San Mateo , to foreclose the delinquent street assess- <br /> ments under the " Improvement Bond Act of 1915" of the State of California , <br /> upon the following described real property situated in said City of Redwood <br /> City , to-wit : <br /> Northwesterly portion of Lot 16 , Block 7 , New High School Acres , <br /> fronting 40 feet on St . Francis Avenue , as shown on that certain <br /> map entitled "New High School Acres" Redwood City , California , <br /> filed in the office of the County Recorder of San Mateo County , <br /> June 25 , 1923 , in Volume 11 of Maps at pages 36 , 37 and 3g . <br /> Mr . L. G. Grozinger appeared before the Council to represent the Pacific Portland Cement <br /> Company and the Morgan Oyster Company and discussed the question of annexation of <br /> the property owned by these companies and stated to the Council quite definitely <br /> that both companies opposed to any such annexation. <br /> After ordering the filing of affidavit of City Clerk that he had mailed sample ballots <br /> and precinct cards and had posted copy of ordinance at polling places , Councilman <br /> Eva , seconded by Councilman Christensen , and unanimously carried , proposed adoption <br /> of resolution declaring; canvass of returns , and result of special municipal bond <br /> election held December g , 1936 , and reading as follows : <br /> RESOLUTION <br /> DECLARING CANVASS OF RETURNS , AND RESULT OF SPECIAL MUNICIPAL BOND <br /> ELECTION HELD DECEMBER g , 1936- <br /> WHEREAS , the Council of the City of Redwood City by Ordinance No . 3S6 <br /> duly called and ordered held in said City of Redwood City an election on the gth <br /> day of December , 1936 , for the purpose of submitting to the qualified voters and <br /> electors thereof the following proposition , to-wit : <br /> PROPOSITION: Shall the City of Redwood City incur a bonded <br /> indebtedness in the principal sum of $350 ,000 <br /> in accordance with the provisions of the ordi - <br /> nance calling the election at which this proposition is sub- <br /> mitted , for the object and purpose of acquiring the following <br /> municipal improvement of said City , to- wit : A general improve- <br /> ment fund to be used for the purpose of acquiring other general <br /> obligation bonds of the City of Redwood City or bonds issued by <br /> or for districts therein , or bonds issued for street work or <br /> other public improvements in the City of Redwood City under any <br /> act of the Legislature of the State of California providing for <br /> the performance of street work or other public improvements or <br /> for the issuance of bonds to represent or be secured by assess- <br /> ments levied for such work .or improvements ; such general im- <br /> provement fund to be created under and subject to the provisions <br /> of an act of the Legislature of the State of California approved <br /> July 20 , 1935 , being Chapter 774 of the Statutes of 1935? <br /> AND- WHEREAS , said ordinance calling and ordering said election was duly <br /> published as required by law and by said ordinance , as appears from the affidavit <br /> of Vera Clements of the Redwood City Tribune on file in the office of the City <br /> Clerk of said City of Redwood City; and <br /> WHEREAS , it appears that said special election was held in accordance <br /> with law and with said call , on the said gth day of December , 1936 , as aforesaid, <br /> and that the polls for said election were kept open during the time required by <br /> law , and that said election was held and conducted , and the votes thereat re- <br /> ceived and canvassed , and the returns thereof ascertained , determined and declared , <br /> all as provided by the laws of the State of California, and by' said ordinance ; and <br />