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<br />Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Hohn, proposed the adoption of Resolution
<br />No. 1, that is, eminent domain proceedings, which upon roll call, resulted
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<br />in a vote of four, and three against the resolution, Councilmen Christensen,
<br />Eva, and Fletcher voting "No". The resolution was declared lost because, as
<br />advised by the City Attorney, such resolution required a two-thirds vote
<br />of the Council. However, Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Councilman Eva,
<br />proposed that the Council reconsider this resolution, which vote to re-
<br />consider was carried unanimously. Then Councilman Jones, seconded by
<br />Councilman MoNulty,.again proposed the -,adoption of the resolution to acquire
<br />the electrical distribution system by condemnation proceedings which resolution,
<br />upon roll call was carried unanimously, but with the understanding on the
<br />part of Councilmen Christensen, Eva, and Fletcher that their affirmative
<br />vote did not mean they supported or advocated the general proposition but
<br />that it was an expedient on their part in order to enable the Council to
<br />place the proposition before the people.
<br />RESOLUTION NO. 1
<br />RESOLUTION DETERMINING THAT THE PUBLIC INTEREST AND NECESSITY DEMAND
<br />THE ACQUISITION UNDER EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS OR OTHERWISE OF THE
<br />FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT' TO WIT: THE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION
<br />SYSTEM OF THE PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY WITHIN AND, ADJACENT
<br />TO THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY's INCLUDING PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CIRCUITS*9
<br />DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICE LINES'# POLES#" CONDUITS' DISTRIBUTION TRANS'=
<br />FORMERSo METERS, METER AND TRANSFORMER RECORDS, EASEMENTS, RIGHTS OF
<br />WAY, FIXTURES; EQUIPMENT, APPARATUS AND OTHER WORKS, PROPERTY OR Ili
<br />STRUCTURES NECESSARY OR CONVENIENT FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC
<br />ENERGY TO SAID CITY AND ITS INHABITANTS FOR LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER
<br />(EXCLUDING CERT'.:3I PROPERTIES OF THE PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
<br />CONSISTING GENERALLY OF LANDS, CERTAIN BUILDINGS] OLD SUB -STATION,
<br />AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT, AND CERTAIN OTHER PROPERTIES), ALL AS MORE
<br />PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN THE PROCEEDINGS OF SAID CITY OF REDVIOOD
<br />CITY BEFORE THE RAILROAD COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN
<br />THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF SAID CITY FOR THE DETERMINATION OF
<br />JUST COb&ENSATION FOR SUCH PROPERTIES OF THE PACIFIC GAS AND
<br />ELECTRIC COMPANY ( APPLICATION NO. 19824 , DECISION NO. 30033),
<br />THE COST OF WHICH MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT IS AND WILL BE T00 GREAT
<br />TO BE PAID OUT OF THE ORDINARY ANNUAL INCOME AND REVENUE OF SAID CITY.
<br />BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of Redwood City, as follows:
<br />Section 1.. That the public interest and necessity demand the
<br />acquisitionun7er eminent domain proceedings or otherwise of the
<br />following municipal improvement, to wit: The electric distribution
<br />system of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company within and adjacent
<br />to the City of Redwood City, including primary and secondary circuits,
<br />distribution and service lines, poles, conduits, distribution trans-
<br />formers, meters, meter and transformer records, easements, rights of
<br />way, fixtures, equipment, apparatus and other works, property or
<br />structures necessary or convenient for the distribution of electric
<br />energy to said City and -its inhabitants for light, heat and power
<br />(excluding certain properties of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company
<br />consisting generally of lands, certain buildings, old sub -station,
<br />automotive equipment, and certain other properties), all as more
<br />particularly described in the proceedings of said City of Redwood
<br />City before the Railroad Commission of the State of California in
<br />the matter of the petition of said City for the determination of
<br />just compensation for such properties of the Pacific Gas and Electric
<br />Company (application No. 1984, Decision No. 30033).
<br />Section 2. That said municipal improvement is necessary and
<br />eonven en o carry out the objects, pruposes and powers of said City.
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