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been formally notified of the hazardous and unsafe condition of these struct- <br />ures, it might result in a definite liability to City also if action not taken <br />and a tragedy occurred by fire, or other resultant occurrence, which would be <br />damaging to persons occupying premises. <br />In reply to question as to timing schedule for actual demolition by City if <br />action taken at this meeting to so order such procedure, Acting City Attorney <br />advised owners still had thirty days to comply or appeal to a court the action <br />of the Council, and if not abated after that time action proposed by Council <br />would give jurisdiction to Chief Building Official to commence demolition. <br />Mrs. Artie Morgan, 34 Center Street, member of the Mt. Zion <br />Baptist Church, advised they were ready to tear down the <br />buildings, had given eviction notices to tenants to vacate <br />premises, but asked what further could be done when tenants <br />advised they had been unable to relocate themselves. <br />Acting City Attorney reported he had made contact of his own accord with <br />Human Resources Commission and gave the information received to Mr. McLain <br />in order to help them find other quarters for these tenants. <br />Councilman Bury suggested that press take note of circumstances and give <br />publicity to the plight of these individuals, which might result in offers <br />of aid. Mayor Herkner asked if Councilman Rosselli, as City representative <br />on Human Resources Commission could aid this situation, and was advised by <br />Councilman Rosselli that he would contact agencies he thought might help. <br />Councilman Rosselli moved to close the public hearing, seconded by Council- <br />man Petersen and carried. <br />Councilman Keekley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5627 DECLARING STRUCTURE <br />LOCATED AT 102 HEMLOCK AVENUE IN THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY TO BE A PUBLIC <br />NUISANCE, DIRECTING THE OWNER TO ABATE SAID NUISANCE, AUTHORIZING THE CITY <br />ATTORNEY TO BRING AN ACTION TO GAIN POSSESSION AND OTHERWISE ENFORCE SAID <br />ABATEMENT, AND ORDERING THE EXPENSE OF ABATEMENT TO BE MADE A LIEN UPON <br />THE LAND IN THE EVENT THE NUISANCE IS NOT ABATED BY THE OWNER, seconded by <br />Councilman Petersen and carried on roll call vote. <br />REPORT OF BID OPENING, Utility Improvements for Downtown Area, Project U-1 GID <br />1, 2, 3-65. The following bids were received: <br />Great Western Pipeline <br />$559,587.35 <br />McGuire & Hester <br />611,177.00 <br />Jos. R. Ramos <br />644,027.00 <br />L. J. Krzick <br />657,043.00 <br />Fairley Constructors <br />674,704.00 <br />W. H. Ebert Corp. <br />753,903.30 <br />Hood Corp. <br />762,538.10 <br />Stockton Const. Co. <br />779,352.30 <br />C. J. Dorfman <br />783,122.00 <br />Granite Const. Co. <br />809,104.80 <br />Bragato Paving Co. <br />880,302.20 <br />Cabildo Corp. <br />972,985.83 <br />Tab Construction <br />1,219,309.00 <br />Engineer's Estimate <br />$611,392.00 <br />Staff and Consultants recommended awarding bid to low bidder, Great Western <br />Pipeline. <br />Councilman Rosselli moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5628 AWARDING CONTRACT FOR <br />THE CONSTRUCTION OF UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS FOR DOWNTOWN AREA UNDER GENERAL IM- <br />PROVEMENT DISTRICT 1, 2, 3-65 (PROJECT UNIT NO. U-1) REJECTING ALL OTHER BIDS <br />RECEIVED; AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF CONTRACT FOR SAID WORK; AND DIRECTING RETURN <br />r)9 <br />W 4 •se <br />