BOOK 17_1933-01-03 to 1938-12-29

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I e -fie 061 On motion of Councilman McNulty, seconded by Councilman Christensen, Aproposed the adoption of resolution urging the people of Redwood City to ,vote favorably on the Harbor pro- posal. Unanimously carried. The City Manager, according to the Charter, filed with the Council members, copies of the preliminary proposed budget for the fiscal year 1936-1937, with the understanding among the Council members that a general discussion would be had at some later time. The departmental reports were ordered filed. The approved claims were ordered paid on motion of Councilman McNulty, seconded by Councilman Hohn. Adjournment. k �. 111 City Clerk BEM:MR \SII MINUTES OF REGULAR. MEETING REDWOOD CITY COUNCIL JUNE 15, 1936 8:00 P.M. Upon roll call, the following Councilmen were present: Mayor, Paul A. McCarthy, L. C. Christensen, J. 11. Eva, E. A. Fletcher, Wm. Rohn, R. N. Jones, G. W. McNulty. Absent: City Clerk, B. E. Myers. The minutes of the meeting of June 1, 1936, were approved as�a, on motion of Councilman Hohn, seconded by Councilman Pletcher. In the absence of City Clerk, B. E. Myers, Councilman Eva was chosen Clerk pro tem, on motion of Councilman McNulty, seconded by Councilman Fletcher. Mrs. A. W. Nelson, of 525 Vera Avenue, addressed the Council concerning the conditions existing at the Union Cemetery on the Woodside Road., stating that something should be done toward improving its appearance. Following the discussion, which was par- ticipated in by several other citizens including Mrs. Hind and Major H. W. Edmonds, Mayor McCarthy, on motion of Councilman Hohn, seconded by Councilman Fletcher, appointed the following committee, consisting,of three Councilmen and three citizens to work up a policy, to be submitted to the Council for improving the appearance of the cemetery: Councilmen: G. W. McNulty, E. A. Fletcher, Wm. Hohn, Major H. W. Edmonds, Mrs. A. W. Nelson and Mrs. Emmett Donnelly. The committee was also asked to ascertain if the cemetery could be deeded to the City so it could arrange for its upkeep, ownership now being held by the Governor of California.