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

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6MR "On April 29, 1939, Mayor Christensen and City Manager Dimmitt recommended that the sum of $118.66 be accepted in settlement of the charges on the following property instead of $152.18 actually due if the total amount was paid in full. The property referred to is Arbitrary Block 188, Lots 19 to 19C inclusive or legal description, Lots 7 to 10 inclusive, Block D, Oakville Homestead, Resub of Lots 3-5 W. W. & M. Subdivision which was sold for delinquent taxes July 15, 1930,. property assessed to V & A Gerwin. Delinquent Taxes $64.00 Delinquent Weed 21.14 Tax penalty -cost 67.o4 $152.18 A payment has been made in the amount of $118.66. Please con- firm the above authorization." Authorization given on motion of Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Councilman McCarthy. The Tax Collector submitted the following letter: 110n May 8, 1939, Mayor Christensen and City Manager Dimmitt recommended that the sun of $470.54 be accepted in settle- ment of the charges on the following property instead of $493.66 actually due if the total amount was paid in fall. The property referred to is Arbitrary Block 69, Lot 11, or legal description, Lot 4, Block 6, Oak Knoll Manor assessed to M. J. Brydges. Delinquent Taxes Delinquent Bond J-6 Delinquent Bond F Tax Penalties -Cost Bond Penalties 1939-39 Taxes $ 96.10 335.93 3.99 9.go 26.17 21.9 $493.66 Payments have been made in the amount of $470.54. Please con- firm the above authorization." Authorization given on motion of Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Fletcher. In a letter to the Council, the Redwood City Tribune asked authorization for a double page spread, to cost $100, in a special edition celebrating the dedication of the public buildings in Redwood City. The Chamber of Commerce had approved the Project. On motion of Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Councilman Anderson, the expenditure was authorized. In connection with the request of Stuart W. Copps, Secretary of the Highlands District Improvement Club, it was decided, on motion of Councilman McCarthy, seconded by Councilman Fletcher, that the City would furnish water for trees planted along Jefferson Avenue weet of Redwood City with the understanding that the County Engineer, with his crew, would take care of the watering of the trees. The San Francisco Peninsula, Inc. requested that the City Council appoint one of its number to represent the Council at the meetings of the Board of Directors of San Francisco Peninsula, Inc., and in line with the request, Mayor Christensen asked Councilman McCarthy to attend such meetings which he consented to do. D