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

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70 the resolution authorizing condemnation proceedings on Lot 8, Block 1, Redwood Oaks, seconded by Councilman McNulty. Under the question, Councilman Granger,asked to have included in the resolution that the Clerk be instructed to see that the money is transferred from the, title company to the city treasurer. On roll call the resolution was unani- mously adopted. Communication was received from Claire E. Siliman requesting information re- garding license or permit for food locker and cold storage plant, electrically equipped with approximately 1000 units. The plant will be located at 700 Cassia Street. rCouncilman Anderson said he could see no objection to the plant and moved that the permit be granted. Councilman Armstrong believed the Health Department should approve the premises. Councilman Anderson amended his motion to include approval of the Health Department. The motion was seconded by Councilman Fletcher, and passed unanimously. City Attorney McCarthy advised that he believed the license appli- cable to this business would be that.license applicable to general gro- cery merchants. The license would be figured on a quarterly basis of month receipts. Communication was received from Oleson and Hastings r.eggrding paving of right of way, advising that it was their understanding that there is an agree- ment between the City of Redwood City and the Southern Pacific Company that the railroad company would arrange to pave the right of way on Chestnut, Street in order to make the property fronting the right of way accessible. They asked that the Council petition bhe Southern Pacific to do this work. City Manager Mead advised that the property owner is required to pay for a portion of the work. The agreement was read and Councilman Armstrong moved that the petitioner be addressed a letter informing him of his obligations and of the obligations of the railroad company under this contract. The motion was seconded by Councilman Fletcher. Councilman Granger asked that the railroad company be sent a copy of the petitioners letter advising them that this request has been made. Councilman Armstrong accepted the amendment to his motion. The motion passed unanimously. Communication was received from the Redwood City Elementary School District signifying the school district's intention to sell the site of the Central 'School located at Middlefield Road and Broadway and requesting that the city offer the site of the old library building at the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Broadway at the same time. Councilman Anderson expressed the opinion that an appraisal had already been obtained on 3 I4 - M 2 �E I� c I� r %,'