BOOK 18_1939-01-03 to 1942-08-10

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191 Granted on motion of Councilman Werder, seconded by Councilman Christensen. The Tax Collector submitted the following letter: "On February 1.3, 1940 City Manager Dimmitt and Com- mittee recommended that the sum of $453.52 be accepted in payment of the following account instead of $565.02 actually due if the total amount was paid. The property referred to is Arb. 135, Lot 9 or legal description Lotl, Block 12, Central Park assessed to D. Haven Dunn paid by John McCarthy. Delinquent Tax 40.4.3 Delinquent Weed Tax 7.00 Delinquent Bond A 32.51 Delinquent Bond K-5 351.51 Tax Penalties -Cost 17.10 Bond Assessment Pen. 116.47 $565.02 'A check has been received in the amount of $452.52• Please confirm the above authorization." Grantedon motion of Councilman Edmonds, seconded by Councilman Christensen. The Tax Collector submitted letter concerning offer of Paul Nation to buy Lots 2-3-4, Block 1, Resub. of 31-32 Homestead Addition #2 for $550, $175 down, and the balance at $15 a month. Authorization given on motion of Councilman Edmonds, seconded by Councilman McNulty. The Tax Collector submitted letter concerning the offer of V. Palomar to buy Lots 16-17, Block 1, Resub. of Lot 16, W W & M Sub. for $250, down payment $25, balance at $10 a month, interest at 6%. Authorization granted on, motion of Councilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Werder. Attorney Norman Menifee appeared before the Council and offered $4,000 in cash in full payment of all delinquent taxes and/or special assessments against the following property: Lots 12, 15, 19, 20, in Block A;.Lots 1 to 22 inclusive in Block B; Lots 7 to 10, inclusive in Block C; and Lot 1 in Block D. excepting therefrom that portion of Lot 1 in Block D and that portion of Lot 10 in Block C included within the boundaries of the property con- veyed to Redwood City by deed dated August 30, 1936. All of the above described property in George H. Gerwin's Oak Villa Homestead, being a re- subdivision of Lot No. 3 and Lot No. 5 of Wooster, Whitton, and Montgomery's Subdivision of a portion of Redwood Farm. In view of the cash payment and the recommendation of the City Manager, it was decided to accept Mr. Menifee's offer provided the deal was consummated within thirty days. This on motion of Councilman Edmonds, seconded by Councilman Christensen. Mr. F. F. Vanderborden, Jr., appeared before the Council to protest a condition existing adjacent to his property caused by the keeping of chickens. He alleged that not only was there too much noise, but that there was also a