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

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a 1944-45. He stated that he had been advised that it was again in order for the city to apply for one-half of expenses for the coming year. Council- man Britschgi offered resolution and moved its adopti.on.requesting aid from the State of California, to the City of Redwood City for civilian defense purposes, under the provisions of Chapter 805, Statutes of 1943. Council- man Anderson seconded the motion and on roll call the resolution was unani- mously adopted with Councilman Fletcher absent. Councilman Granger offered introduction of ordinance designating property along.. El Camino Real as Fire Zone No. 2. This property was that discussed earlier in the meeting and owned by Lily C. Currie and known as Lots 9 and 10, Block 1, Redwood Villa Park; and acreage located between Boyd and Kent's addition and Redwood Villa Park owned by Angelo and Margaret Frnaceschini and Guiseppe and Antoinette Ferrando. The motion was seconded by Councilman Anderson and passed unanimously. City Attorney McCarthy advised that at the request of the contractor of sidewalk proceedings designated as Resolution of Intention No. 1945-1; Colonel Kirk- bride had examined the minutes as to the legal sufficiency of the proceedings and had discovered that there was insufficient evidence of the introduction and adoption of Ordinance No. 515 in the minutes of January 2nd and 15th, 1945. He,advised that the minutes be corrected and Councilman Anderson I■ offered resolution and moved its adoption correcting minutes of the city council of the meetings of January 2nd and 15th 1945. The motion was sec- onded by Councilman McNulty and on roll call passed unanimously with Council- man Fletcher absent. RESOLUTION NO. 214 Correcting Minutes of City Council WHEREAS the minutes of the meetings of the City .Council of the .City of Redwood City held on January 2nd and January 15th, 1945 do not adequately reflect the introduction and adoption of Ordinance Number 515, entitled "Providing an Investigation Proceeding Preliminary to the Adoption of any Resolution of Intentions for the Construction of any Public Improvement or the Acquisition of any Property for public use or both where the Cost Thereof is to be Paid in Whole or in Part by Special Assessment upon Prop- erty and Prescribing the Time and Manner of Notice of a Public Hearing thereon before the Adoption of such Resolution of Intention";. and WHEREAS, this informality in the minutes of said meetingg has recently been called to the attention of this City Council; RESOLVED that the minutes of said meeting of January 2, 1945, be and they are hereby ordered corrected to read as follows; "An ordinance entitled "Providing an Investigation Proceeding Pre- lininary to the Adoption of any Resolution of Intention for the Construction of any Public Improvement or the Acquisition of any - Property for public use or both where the Cost Thereof is to be Paid in Whole or in part by Special Assessment upon Property and Prescribing the Time and Manner of Notice of a Public Hearing thereon i before the Adoption of such Resolution of Intention71was read by the 1 ' Clerk and on motion of Councilman Anderson, seconded,by Councilman McNulty was offered for introduction. Said motion was unanimously passed and adopted." �I I! 6.3 n