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310 <br /> " In the matter of the County ' s contribution of $30 , 000 <br /> of the gas tax money to the credit of the Redwood City Harbor <br /> Road , which is now within the corporate limits of Redwood <br /> City , we desire to state it is the intention of the Board of <br /> Supervisors that this money will be made available for the <br /> payment of bills incurred in the construction of this road <br /> to your plans and designs upon the submission of vouchers <br /> showing materials furnished or labor performed. <br /> "Under the condition upon which this money is being made <br /> available to Redwood City , the Board of Supervisors desire <br /> your Honorable Body to advise them of your willingness to <br /> accept this road into your City Street System and approve of <br /> the Board of Supervisors ' declaration that this road is now <br /> L <br /> eliminated from the County ' s Road System. " <br /> On motion of Councilman Christensen , seconded by Councilman McNulty , the <br /> Council agreed to all the conditions set forth in the letter and instructed <br /> the Clerk to write the County Executive to that effect . In this connection <br /> the Council instructed the City Attorney to prepare a resolution indicating <br /> that the name of the road in question should be "Harbor Boulevard" . <br /> On motion of Councilman Jones , seconded by Councilman McNulty , the City Manager was <br /> authorized to contract for space at the San Mateo County Products and Floral <br /> Fiesta at a cost not to exceed $50 . <br /> D . R. Stafford as Secretary for the Planning Commission informed the Council in <br /> writing: <br /> 1 . That the commission recommended fire restrictions be removed on <br /> frame buildings on El Camino Real from a point opposite Charter <br /> Street on the westerly side of El Camino Real to the southerly <br /> limits of the city provided that a four foot space be observed <br /> on each side and rear of building lot for fire protection . <br /> 2 . That the City buy the parcel of land at the corner of Harrison <br /> and Duane Street owned by John E . McCarthy. <br /> 3. That the term of John Layng as a member of the commission had. <br /> expired. <br /> On motion of Councilman Fletcher , seconded by Councilman Eva , the City Attorney <br /> was authorized to prepare an ordinance in line with the recommendations of <br /> the Planning Commission removing some of the building restrictions on the <br /> westerly side of El Camino Real below Five Points , suggesting , however , <br /> that provision appear in the ordinance that the outside of frame buildings <br /> should be of stucco or better material . In line with the same subject , it <br /> was decided , on motion of Councilman Fletcher , seconded by Councilman Eva, <br /> that the attorney prepare an ordinance making it necessary for builders in <br /> that district to submit to the Planning Commission plans showing the type of <br /> construction. <br /> The recommendation of the Planning Commission to buy the parcel of land at Harrison <br /> and Duane was referred to a committee consisting of Councilman Christensen , <br /> chairman , Councilman Hohn , and City Manager Dimmitt . <br /> Mayor McCarthy indicated that he would take under consideration the expiration of <br /> the term of John Layng as a member of the Planning Commission . <br />