BOOK 20_1945-05-21 to 1946-09-03

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l among the Council members however, that when property goes delinquent, other nrosrnective buyers nhould n^ve an equel opportunity with the former owner, to bid it in. Motion carried unanimously. . Communic-tion was read from Mrs. Roy N. Cloud, President, Lincoln P. T. A. nominating a member to the Traffic Study Committee. There being no ob- jection, it was held over to ce taken up latter under new business. Communication was received rom heirs. Dolores L. Robertson rego.rdingMrs. F3uhler's dancing classes. There being no objection it was ordered filed. Communication 'was received from Bans Jacobsen, proprietor of the Redwood City Begonis: Gnrdens, for reionig of Lots 13 and 14, Block G, Vloodside Acres Man No. 1 from second residential to business. on motion of Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Councilman Armstrong and unanimously crrried, this we.s referred to the Planning Commission. Mr. Ray To.fanelli requested inform^ition as to when ;rater facilities would be installed in Eaton Avenue Villa., if the people of that section decided to proceed in the matter of cnnexing to Redi,rood City, stating that if it were to be a, muttpr of -months before the facilities could be installed, it would be no advantage to be annexed to Redwood City. In response to Mayor Hilton's inquiry, Street Superintendent Winter stated that if a diger could be nxocured, w -ter could be put in within the next couple of weeks. Councilmen Britsengi moved, seconded by Councilman Fletcher tn,,t the City lfan^ger 'be requested to check into the matter and report back ^t the next meeting of the Council. On the question, Mayor Hilton inquired the present status of annexation proceedings. City Attorney'McPartny replied that as time was somewhat of the essence, if the Council desired, an ordinance could be introduced, public^cion of wnich could be.withheld pending decision of Mr. Blom and Mr. Tafanelli 4s to when water could be put in, and if it was determined by them that it could not be done as soon as Mr. Tafanelli considered necessary he could withdraw his-opli.cetion for annexation and ria harm would.be done nor expense incurred. Further on the question, Councilman Granger inquired how far the City went in the installation of water and sewer facilities. City Attorney McCarthy re-alied that if the area is annexed, the city will have jurisdiction over it as a subdivision, and come under city subdivision ordinanoe. The matter would come before the Planning Commission with the requirement that man be filed with the Planning Commission, and assurances be given that 2 street be opened through the tract. Regarding sewer installations, there would be no sewers unless the owners pay for them. The city nays -for wcter for lb() feet, ^nd beyond that the nronerty owners pay. Motion to refer `ne natter to the City dantger carried unanimously. Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Councilman Britscagi, moved the intro -- duction of the ordinance to expedite hsndlincr of the matter. Carried unanimously. Mayor Hilton called on Yr. H. Nissen vino inquired crh^t action could be taken to rcate the corditi ns at 914 BrerQter Avenue, referring not only to the fire n rd but to the noise caused by parties late at night, and 127'