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Mr. Davis stated it would be a matter of judgment, as <br />document prepared to indicate the magnitude of what <br />plan might amount to, and plan now of such a general <br />nature it could be altered for expansion or lessening <br />of these areas, depending upon the market and demand. <br />Councilman Henderson also questioned title of lands and publicity which had been <br />given as to the quiet title suit, and whether this too should be indicated in this <br />document. <br />Mr. Davis stated he understood this matter was outside lands <br />of this District. <br />City Manager advised the acreage in dispute is so slight as compared to the total <br />amount of acreage in the District that it should not be of any significance. <br />Mr. Herdman of DMJM, stated at the most only 10 or 20 <br />acres were involved in the dispute, which had been <br />going on for some fifteen years. <br />Mr. Johnson stated there is a total of 36 acres involved, <br />21 acres of Leslie's and 15 acres of the State. Leslie <br />holds an insured title to the property involved and does <br />not recognize title claimed by the State, hence the law <br />suit referred to. <br />Paul Tessendorff, 45 Claremont, questioned reason for <br />holding public hearing on Redwood Shores matters. <br />City Manager explained the importance of the Council acting as Board of Directors <br />of this District. <br />Councilman Rosselli moved to place this matter on the Council's Agenda of May 22nd <br />for Council action, seconded by Councilman Keckley and carried. (MINUTE ORDER <br />#67-93) <br />REPORT OF BID OPENING, Stambaugh Street Pedestrian Overcrossing-Woodside Expressway <br />(Route 114) The following bids were received: <br />Future Construction <br />Co. <br />$743925.92 <br />Oscar Holmes, Inc.-Holmes-C1air,Inc. <br />77,248.00 <br />Geo. Bianchi Const. <br />Co. <br />8 ,935.00 <br />8,988.00 <br />A. E. Mullins Const. <br />Co. <br />Power Const. Inc. <br />90,303.00 <br />Dan Caputo, Co. <br />90,429.00 <br />S. J. Amoroso Const. <br />Co., Inc. <br />97,918.50 <br />Engineer's Estimate $92,000 <br />(DeLeuw, Cather & Co.) <br />Staff & DeLeuw, Cather & Co. recommend award of bid to low bidder, Future Con- <br />struction Company. Councilman Keckley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5361 AWARDING <br />CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF STAMBAUGH STREET PEDESTRIAN OVERCROSSING, WOODSIDE <br />EXPRESSWAY (ROUTE 114); REJECTING ALL OTHER BIDS RECEIVED; AUTHORIZING EXECUTION <br />OF CONTRACT FOR SAID WORK; AND, DIRECTING RETURN OF SECURITY DEPOSITS, (Future <br />Construction Co.,) seconded by Councilman Bury. <br />0, <br />Council members questioned time schedule proposed for construction, and qualifi- <br />cations of the construction company proposed fora- this work. Director of Public <br />Works stated construction period estimated at five months, and that construction <br />company proposed for this work had been checked through other cities where they had <br />completed projects and references were satisfactory. Motion carried on roll call vote. <br />Councilman Rosselli moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5362 APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS <br />FOR EXTERIOR PAINTING OF THREE STEEL WATER STORAGE UNITS AT CAMBRIDGE AND WILMINGTON <br />WATER STATIONS; AND, AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL VOT BIDS THEREFOR, seconded by <br />Councilman Henderson. <br />Staff report stated exteriors of each storage unit had not been painted since they <br />were erected and that paint covering on each unit was chalking and showing sings of <br />streaking and spot rusting. Funds in the amount of $13,000 were reported to have <br />been authorized in the current budget and available for this purpose. <br />W 15 '57 <br />