BOOK 12_1916-03-06 to 1918-12-16

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Ito Also Ll Camino Real, _.lso 1n1ov6ra as the County iiowd, on the southerly oide thereof and beginning at the easterly line of Oak avenue extended northerly and running thence easterly along the southerly gide of said :`l Camino level, also known as the County* ilowd to the westerl!- line of Redwood avenue, excepting, however, frost, the curb portion of said combin..tion concrete curb and gutter at intervals of 100 feet =along the line of said above described work and opening 6 inches in length and 4 inches in height for the pur- pose of drains, and ghat B1 Camino ileal, also known as the County Road,in the loom of Redwood City, be improved by having constructed therein 5 -inch by 49 -inch corrugated iron arch culverts with concrete base and wye connections or branches at the following points and places on said it Camino Real, to -wit: - A 5 -inch by 48 -inch corrugated iron arch culvert with concrete base immediately adjacent to the curb line on the northerly side of 310amino meal, also known as the County Road, and beginning at the easterly line of Pine street extended southerly and running westerly to the westerly line of Pine street extended southerly, with wye branch- es or connections extending down each side of Pine street immediately adjacent to the curb line of El Camino Real, also known as the County Road, Also a 5 inch corrugated iron arch culvert with concrete base immediately adja- cent to the curb on the northerly side of B1 C,.,mino Real, also known as the County goad, and beginning at the easterly line of Chestnut street produced southerly and running in a westerly direction to the westerly line of Chestnut street produced southerly with'wye branches or connections extending down each side of Chestnut street immediately adjacent to tlm curb line, to the northerly line of El Camino Real, also known as the County Road, Also a 5 -inch by 48 -inch corrugated iron arch culvert .with concrete base immedi- ately adjacent to the curb line on the northerly side of B1 Camino Real, also k ovm as the County Road, and beginning at the easterly line of Cedar street produced southerly and extending westerly to the westerly line of Cedar street produced southerly with wye branches or connections extending down each side of Cedar Street immediately adjacent . to the curb line to the northerly line of it Oamino Real, also kno= as the Country Road. Also a 5 -inch by 48 -inch corrugated iron arch culvert with concrete base immedi- ately adjacent to the curb line on the northerly side of yl 3umino :-teal, also known as the County Road, and beginning at the easterly line of Beech street produced southerly and running thence westerly in a straight line to the interesection of the northerly line of El Camino Real, also known as the County Road, :.nd the westerly line street with wye branches or connections eIxtending down each side of Beech street immediately adjacent to the curb line, to the northerly line of El Camino Real, also known as the County ioad. Also a 5 -inch by 4P -inch corrugated iron arch culvert with concrete baae immedi- ately adjacent to the curb line on the northerly side of i:l Camino ReL.l, also known as tln Country Road, and beginning at a point 15 feet'easterly from the southerly line of George street produced westerly and running westerly to the northerly line of George street produced westerly. Also a 5 -inch by 4F -inch corrugated iron arch culvert with concrete base across El Camino Real, also known z:s the County Road, from the southerly line of Ll Camino Real at the westerly curb line of Whipple avenue around the radius of the curb line at the north:*rest corner of 1*Jhi".pple avenue and it Camino Real, also known as the County :load, thence in a otraight line across El Camino Real, to the intersection of the northerly line of L1 Camino ileal, also known as the County Road a.,nd the westerly curb line of Rog- ers otreet excluding, however, from the aforementioned culvert all that portion thereof is