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

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'il 0) 0 41 I and gutters, and 4"_sidewalks 51 wide. The streets referred to in the foregoing Resolution are as follows: Quartz Street between -Jefferson and Vera Avenues; Sapphire Street, between:Jeffeison and Vera Avenues; Topaz Street between Jefferson and Vera Avenues, including intersection of each of said streets (except Quartz Street) with Madison Avenue; Madison Avenue between Quartz Street and the wouthwesterly boundary of said City; Vera Avenue between Valota Road and the Wouthwesterly boundary line of said City; Taft Street between Roosevelt and Vera Avenues, including the intersection of Taft Street and Vera Avenue. The acquisition of property for the opening of Vera Avenue between Ruby Street and a point thereon approximately 114 feet southwesterly from the southwesterly line of Junipero Street. EXHIBIT B All of Blocks 46 and 43 as shown on a map entitled "Map No. 2 of Central Park Redwood City, San Mateo County, heretofore recorded in the office of the County Recorder of the County of San Mateo, State of Calif- ornia, excepting lots 1 to 8 in each of said Blocks; lots 22 to 32 Inclus- ive in Block 2 and lots 11 to 21 inclusive in Block 1 as shown on a map entitled KMap of Resubdivision of Lot 25 of Wooster, Whitton and Montgomery Subdivision of a part of the Redwood Farm Redwood City, San Mateo County, Cal."; a lot 277.70 feet in length by 205.3 feet in width immediately ad- joining lot 27 of Wooster, Whitton and Montgomery Subdivision of a part of the Redwood Farm, as shown on recorded map thereof, on the northeasterly side thereof. City Manager Blom reported on the matter of extension of water mains in the indus- trial area. He stated that at present very little is known as to quantity of water which is to be required in this area. He stated that an estimate of providing a minimum water system to provide for the requirements of the aver- age industrial area would -consist of a ten inch main on the Broadway Exten- sion from National Motor Bearing Company easterly through the center of the tract to Second Avenue, another ten inch main along Bay Road, an eight inch main on the wouth side of Bayshore Highway and an eight inch main connecting on three north and south streets. In order to supply water to this area, it will be neeeseary.to make a new connection to the Retch Hetchy system out to the vicinity of Eleventh Avenue and, as a part of this extension include a sixteen inch main from Second Avenue to Eleventh Avenue to the Retch Hetchy at that point. The total cost to properly serve this area without service connections would be $91,900. The new connection to the Retch Hetchy system would provide a needed, improvement to the general area lying between this tract and the business district. He did not believe all the cost of the improvements of this system would be chargeable to the industrial tract. Mayor Hilton appointed the members of the Finance Committee to serve as the Water Committee to study the above question along with the other improvements to the water system and the financing.thereof. The committee consists of Councilmen Armstrong, Granger and Fletcher. Councilman Fletcher moved, seconded by Councilman Britsehgi, that the city donate $400 to the Red Cross. Motion passed unanimously. Councilman McNulty offered resolution declaring weeds to be a nuisance and order- Ing their removal, with the hearing set for April 15, 1946. The motion was seconded by Councilman Fletcher and on roll call was unanimously adopted. RESOLUTION No. 290 DECLARING WEEDS A NUISANCE AND ORDERING THEIR REMOVAL RESOLVED by the Council of the City of..,Wwood City that whereas certain weeds are growing in the City of Redwood City upon all of the sidewalke, ® streets, avenues, roads, boulevards and highways in said city and upon all the lots and property in said city, which weeds are of a kind which bear seeds 281 c