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

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>� 17S� ment', iithe Bay Shore Highway, and by constructing.cement concrete 4" side- �I walks 51 wide along the southerly side thereof between Broadway and Liguori Street; ) The construction of two inverted syphons consisting of four catch basins and 500 feet of 18" concrete pipe drains between Broadway and Liguori: Street and through rights of way in Blooks 1 and 2, Broadway No. 3. EXHIBIT "B" Commencing at the intersection of the North line of Broadway with the West line of Chestnut Street•; thence Northerly along the West line of Chest- nut Street to a point 2200 Northerly at right angles to Liguori Street; thence West parallel to North line'of Liguori Street to a point 220' easterly of the East line of Maple Street; thence Northerly parallel to the*said line of Maple Street to the South line of the Bay Shore Highway; thence Westerly along said line of the Bay Shore Highway to a point 220' Westerly of the West line of Maple Street produced northerly; thence Southerly parallel to the Westerly line of Maple Street to its intersection with the Westerly pro- 1 duction to the Northerly line of Broadway; thence Easterly along said line of Broadway to its said production to the point of commencement. Councilman Anderson moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, introduction of ordinance of intention to vacate the alley shown on map of Broadway No.l, Redwood City and giving notice of hearing at the next meeting, January 7, 1946. Motion passed unanimously. City Manager Blom reported on request of subdividers of Redwood Manor to purchase city property containing abandoned well. He,advised that this subdivision is in the southerly part of the Friendly Acres Tract and the city owns a piece of property 50 x 300 which was purchased several years ago as a site for a well. The well has been abandoned and the equipment removed. He advised it would be necessary to advertise the sale of this property. He l also stated that there were certain things which the city wished in return for the sale of the property, one being an easement between two of the corner lots which will give access to the future possible conneotion of the if Hetoh Hetchy main and inconneotion with the easement a small area should be acquired in which a meter box and tool shed could be located for the maintenance of that line. He recommended that he be authorized to go ahead with the procedure. Councilman Anderson moved, seconded by Councilman Arm- strong.. that the City Manager be instructed to proceed with the necessary procedure to dispose of this property. Motion passed unanimously. City Manager Blom also advised that this subdivider has asked that the city supply water to this subdivision. It is quite a distance from Redwood City i i and in a location where other water companies are furnishing service, how- ever, the city had entered into a oontract with Howard Canine in obtaining the easement on which this well was located and agreed to furnish water to _any property located on Spring Street whenever it is requested. -The city { agreed to pay $100 for the connection and the property owner the balance of � the cost of the service line. The city now has a request which would necessitate running 600 or 700 feet of line. City Attorney McCarthy read contract entered into with Mr. Canine and expressed the opinion that the city is bound to furnish water even though it is inconvenient inasmuch as� the city got the easement with that provision and no time limit was placed on the contract. City Attorney McCarthy advised that he had filed a condemnation suit for the recreational area and asked that an appraiser be appointed. Councilman Armstrong moved,,seconded by Councilman Anderson, that Mr. Lawrence Heiner r� a