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

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01 a� a 9: Delinquent Tax $ 40.46 Delinquent Weed °7.20 Delinquent Bond K-5 275.52 Delinquent Res. M-5 6.00 Delinquent Res. M-15 8.00 Tax Pen -Cost 21..22 Bond Assmt. Penalty 102.26 Tax - 1940-41 6.70 Tax - 1940-41 Weed 1,88 fp4.69.24 "On January 31, 1941, a check was received in the amount of four hundred dollars and twenty-one cents ($400.21). Please confirm the above authorization.11 Authorization granted bn motion of Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Council- man Christensen and carried. Miss Lilly Kuck addressed the Council in connection with a building owned"by her in the vicinity of the intersection of Main Street and E1 Camino Real on which abatement proceedings had been instituted. Miss Kuck explained that she was desirous of improving the building and moving it to another loca- tion on the property. On motion of Councilman'Fletcher, seconded by Coun= cilman Werder, the affadivit of posting and mailing.notice of abatement proceedings was ordered filed. It was further decided, on motion of Coun- cilman Christensen, seconded by Councilman Werder, that this matter be continued to the next regular meeting,, at which time Miss Kuck was directed to present to the Council plans of the proposed improvements and that the City Building Inspector, Fire Chief, and Health Department reinspect the premises and be in a position to report on the condition of the property as at the date of the next meeting. Motion carried. Mrs. R. L. Reiserer, 510 Roosevelt Avenue, asked what might be done to have side- walks installed along Roosevelt. -Avenue. On motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman McNulty and carried, the City Manager was directed to make a survey and report at the next meeting. The bus committee reported that Mr. R. F. Martin, owner and operator of the Redwood City bus line, had submitted a proposition to undertake a schedule providing for 30 minute service over the two routes which are at present served hourly, and to provide a limited evening and early morning service. In order to provide this new service, it will be necessary for Mr'. Martin to acquire two new buses and as present revenue is inadequate to finance this undertaking, he asked that the City underwrite, the venture to the extent of an amount not to exceed $1800, payable $300 a month of the first. two months of operation and $200 a month for the next six months; the City to be reimbursed for such advances by receiving one-half of the profit from { the bus line until advances have been paid. Mr. Martin further requested J .. -269