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

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279 p MR. CORAL MAXON REQUESTED PERMISSION TO LOCATE a small storage building on -the City property adjacent to the site of his trailer court on the Bayshore now under construc- tion. Request was referred.to City Attorney to work out an agreement which would protect the city from any liability with the understanding that Mr. Maxon would re- move the building whenever notified, on motion of Councilman Werder, seconded by Councilman Swift, and carried. ; CITY ENGINEER LONGSON SUBMITTED PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS for the construction of Stein - Berger Street from Bayshore Highway to the Sewage Disposal Plant site estimated cost of which is shown below, and recommending call for bids at this time: 10,000 cu.. yd. fill ® 1.00 010,000.00 Remove and reset 2 existing cores drains @ $150 300.00 60 Lin. Ft. 151' corrugated pipe drain ® $3.00 150.00 glo 480.00 Engineering & incidentals 10/5 1,045.00 Total estimated cost $11,525.00 Councilman Holmquist moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty that the matter be held up until the new City Manager Mr. Rolison,.reports for duty. Motion. carried. CITY CLERK ADVISED that two petitions for annexation to'the City had been received from Kensington Square, one from the north side of. Jefferson Avenue and one from the south side. City Attorney Currie suggested that the City Clerk check signatures to deter- mine if all signatures were of qualified registered voters. If petitions proved to be in order, council should adopt resolution at the next meeting calling for an election. Mr. Gaskell representing the petitioners stated that all signers were, registered voters, stating further that there were more than enough signers to assure the election. He asked the Council for some assurance that sewers would be installed promptly. City Attorney suggested that City Engineer, City Manager and himself meet with the people of the district to answer questions as to tax rates, sewer problems, etc. On motion of Councilman Holmquist, seconded by Councilman-Britechgi and carried, it was so ordered. MISS LOUISE SCHMIDT OF 1655 Valota Road appeared regarding installation of sewer lateral to her property. City Engineer Longson advised that lateral would be installed in plenty of, time stating further that he would advise Miss Schmidt by letter stating the cost of installing lateral, back -filling and replacing of pavement. CITY CLERK READ LETTER from Peninsula Division League of California Cities advising that the next dinner meeting would be held at the Pioneer, Woodside on October 16th. 'Clerk Dodge called roll, all Councilmen present signifying that they would attend. MR. NELSON WELBANKS, OWNER OF SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS E14ERALD LAKE HEIGHTS appeared to dis- cuss the matter of water service for homes now under construction. He stated that 30 homes had been completed and were now occupied, and that water service had been supplied to these homes. However, there were some 79 homes now under construction and his appearance was at this time for assurance that water would be supplied upon completion of the homes. He stated further that he had been advised that it would be necessary to install approximately 2000 feet of main from the resevoir in order to supply the necessary water. City Engineer Longson advised that the oonstruc- 10 tion of this line was 'scheduled, but that due to strick conditions, necessary pipe , was held up. He recommended that plans and specifications be prepared so that pro- ject can be started as soon as pipe and the necessary funds are available. On the