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this house moving request, moved to deny the application for permission to move 97 dwelling from San Carlos to Redwood City, seconded by Councilman Petersen and carried on roll call vote. (MINUTE ORDER #67-113) Councilman Henderson moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5374 APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFI- CATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF WOODSIDE ROAD -HUDSON STREET SIGNALS AND CHANNELIZATION; AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR; AND, APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT WITH STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, RELATING TO SAID IMPROVEMENTS, seconded by Councilman Bury. Councilman Granger questioned financing proposed for this construction. City Manager advised funding had been provided for in 1967-68 Budget now under considera- tion. He also stated State had indicated in their participating agreement that they would now contribute $4,750.00 toward this interim signalization plan, whereas previously they had indicated they would not contribute to the cost. City Manager also reviewed how interim construction would use component parts of other discontinued signals and would be connected to an optimum conduit which could be utilized to a great degree when final signalization constructed when Woodside Road widened. Councilman Henderson asked that a review be made by Staff of channelization and signalization proposal at this site, which was made by the Police Chief from an illustrated chart. Councilman Henderson also asked whether parking ban still proposed as shown on the chart, and was advised by Police Chief of parking prohibitions proposed and also that merchants affected had been consulted and were in accord to the proposed plan. Motion carried on roll call vote. Application of Royer Realty on behalf of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hinch for sewer connection at 124 Alameda presented for consideration. Staff report stated an abatement notice from the Department of Public Health had been received by the applicants and, therefore, requested a sewer connection as soon as possible. City Manager advised notice to abate given by Department of Public Health was for a fifteen day period only, hence urgency that this applica- tion be given immediate consideration. He also advised he had discussed with Mr. Royer, representing the applicants, the problems which had been found after a research in the field by City Staff, as it had not been known earlier that the only sewer line to which this parcel could connect was apparently a private sewer line not maintained by the City. He stated the question is whether Council could permit a connection into this sewer line as by so doing would assume some responsibility for maintenance in the event a stoppage occurred. City Manager stated he had also discussed with Mr. Royer the possibility of meeting with this property owner and several other adja- cent property owners to see if it would be possible for them to construct a sewer line on the Alameda to tie into the big Edgewood sewer line, construction to be funded by property owners involved. He stated whole of area is a potential problem and being affected by spread of this unhealthy sanitary condition, and in public J0 5 V