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The contribution from the City toward the further harbor development was to come from <br />the unissued $66,000 of the previous harbor bonds, but which had not been issued. <br />At the time of voting the bonds, the people of Redwood City were led to believe <br />this extra block of bonds would not be used if the City were given the Federal <br />contribution. Some discussion ensued as to the expediency of using this money <br />without farther authorization from the people. It was finally decided, on motion <br />of Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Councilman Anderson, that the amount be used, <br />but that a declaration of policy be formulated and filed. <br />The City Manager told the Council that it was quite necessary to expedite the handling <br />of the library and city hall projects because acceptance of the offer mast be <br />made at once and any election must be held prior to October 1. It was therefore <br />decided, on motion of Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Councilman Anderson, to <br />hold the election September 20 subject to the acceptance of this date by the law <br />firm of Orrick, Dahlgnist, and Herrington, which firm was authorized to handle <br />the legal end of the proceedings. <br />Adjournment. <br />. ?Mt4 -CAk <br />City 'Clerk <br />421 <br />