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281 <br /> present Superintendent of Parks and that of Poundmaster. <br /> Councilman Fletcher reported progress so far as the Harbor Festive.. Committee was concerned , <br /> and Mayor McCarthy explained that on the committee working with Councilman Fletcher , <br /> were Councilmen Christensen and Hohn , City Manager Dimmitt , and Port Commissioners <br /> Edmonds and Cheatham. <br /> The City Manager made a partial report concerning the traffic situation on Broadway between <br /> El Canino Real and Perry Street , and explained that it was his judgment that a -pedes- <br /> trian lane in the exact center of the block would not be as advisable as one somewhat <br /> closer to E3 Camino Real , and recommended in connection with this traffic lane , to <br /> eliminate all crossing directly at the corner parallel to and east of El Camino Real . <br /> He indicated that the Police Department was experimenting and would perhaps have <br /> definite recommendation to offer later. <br /> In connection with the traffic congestion in this block of Broadway , it was suggested that <br /> Councilmen Fletcher and Hohn , and the Manager , arrange to see the merchants in that <br /> vicinity to try to work out some cooperative scheme for parkin; space . <br /> The Manager filed a report of the result of his investigation as to the feasibility of moving <br /> the Central School building from its present location on Broadway to the City Hall <br /> grounds . His figures were as follows : <br /> Purchase Price of Building NONE <br /> Moving Building $65 ,400 . <br /> Cost of New Foundation and Basement 5 ,000 . <br /> Alterations ( including vault ) 15 ,000 . <br /> Re-arrangement of grounds 2 , 000 . <br /> TOTAL $g7 , 000 . <br /> It was readily apparent that such a cost would be prohibitive , and the Manager was <br /> instructed to obtain an approximate figure of the cost of a new City Hall similar to <br /> one projected several years ago , and also the possible price it would be necessary to <br /> pay to buy the present school building and grounds and make the necessary alterations. <br /> Councilman Jones , seconded by Councilman Eva , proposed the adoption of resolution accepting <br /> a Deed made by Thos. J. and Maude F. Henderson , conveying to the City of Redwood City <br /> certain property included in the widening and extension of Hudson Street . Carried. <br /> The City Treasurer , in a written communication , asked authority to transfer to the General <br /> Fiend sufficient of the monies in the fund for the widening and extension of Hudson <br /> Street , M-5 , and to take up the incidental engineering expenses amounting to $2 , 05g . 55 . <br /> It was also asked whether or not the two commissioners could be relieved and the <br /> entire matter handled by the Treasurer and the Manager as other city funds are. On <br /> motion of Councilman Fletcher , seconded by Councilman Christensen , and upon specific <br /> advice by the City Attorney approving the action , the Clerk was told to notify the <br /> commissioners that they were relieved of their duties . The Treasurer was also authorized <br /> to transfer to the General Fund the prepaid expenses and take care of the balance of the <br /> M-5 fund like other city funds. <br /> Councilman McNulty , seconded by Councilman Fletcher , proposed the following resolution con- <br /> cerning John Gill , deceased , which was unanimously passed by a rising vote : <br />