BOOK 21_1946-09-23 to 1948-08-09

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to negotiate with the California Water Service Company for the Redwood Village 5 5 ' water system for a sum not to exceed $2b,b50. Motion passed unanimously. Councilman "Britsehgi asked when the annexation proceedings would be complete. City Manager Blom advised that the city would accept full responsibility for the district as soon as the certificate is returned from the Secretary of State. Councilman Britschgi cited the need for street name signs in the area. Mayor Hilton asked if the tees were in !!' ' for the fire hydrants. City Manager Blom replied that they were not. He further stated that some fire hydrants could be put in immediately and that a shipment of more material was expected shortly so that the rest could be installed then. City Manager Blom requested that recommendations for appointments to the Recreation Com_ �- mission be carried on the agenda. It was so ordered. M ' Application for permit to operate a daytime nursery school was received from Mrs. L. G. Jungemann. The location is to be on Madison Avenue between Ruby and Sapphire Streets. A sketch was presented of the building to be constructed and it was stated that it would meet the requirements of the State Fire Marshall, The Department of Social Welfare had indicated that they will grant a permit to operate a school upon com- pletion of the Fire Marshall's inspection. Mr. Jungemann appeared and in answer to an inquiry advised that the immediate adjacent property is vacant although across the street from the proposed site there are some homes being constructed. According to the State regulations, the school will have a,capacity for between 100 and 120 pupils although it was expected that the enrollment would probably be between 30 and 40 pupils, between the ages of 2-1/2 and 4-1/2. Councilman Armstrong moved that, inasmuch as all state regulations were being met and permits being granted by j state departments, the permit be granted subject to a business license being issued, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, Motion passed unanimously. City Attorney McCarthy in referring to the ordinance discovered that a public hear- ing was required on applications of this nature. Councilman Armstrong moved the previous action of the Council be rescinded and the Clerk be instructed to mail jnotices to all interested persons of a public hearing to be held at the next regular meeting of the Council in compliance with the terms of the ordinance. The motion i was seconded by Councilman Werder and passed unanimously. Affidavit of Publication of Resolution of Intention No. 1947-1 Valota Road Sewers was ordered filed on motion of Councilman Britschgi, seconded by Councilman McNulty. Motion passes unanimously. Mayor Hilton asked if there were any protestants to the proposed improvements. f There were none and the City Clerk advised that he had received no written protests. ' Councilman McNulty offered adoption of Resolution of Intention No. 1947-1 and moved a its adoption, seconded by Councilman Swift. On roll call, resolution was unani- mously adopted. RE S 0 L U T ION No. 455 RESOLUTION OVERRULING PROTESTS UNDER RESOLUTION OF INTENTION No. 1947-1 f rod WHEREAS the Council of the City of Redwood City, did, on the 17th day of March, 1947, pass and adopt Resolution of Intention No. 1947-1, to order the following work to be done and improvements to be made in said City of Redwood City, to -wit: The area and street to be improved are as follows: Valota Road from the center of Redwood Avenue to the sewer in Woodside Road. The improvements herein referred to are as follows: