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32" t for a street 'light in this location had been received but that it was a rather difficult area to service without considerable expense. At the present time, the necessary wire is not available, however, it is intended to proceed with this work as soon as the material is available. Fire Chief Lodi explained that it was impossible to get a position for the poles until some high tension wires were removed and until it was possible to place the poles and obtain the material it would be impossible to do the work. Coun- oilman Britschgi moved, seconded by Councilman Granger that the City Manager l be instructed to notify the signers of the petition of the oity's position in the matter so that they will know what the city intends to do. Motion passed unanimously. Application for license to operate a restaurant at 727 E1 Camino Real was received i from Harold F. Luchsinger and Albert Baron. This is the location of the Redwood Diner presently being operated by J. S. Graham. Councilman Britschgi moved, seconded by Councilman Swift, that the permit be granted subject to the restrictions that nave already been placed on the property. Under the question, City Attorney McCarthy suggested that the applicants be notified that there is a document of record and refer them to it for full restrictions. This suggestion was incorporated in the motion which passed unanimously. This was the time set for the hearing of protests to improvements in Redwood Ter- race No. 1. City Clerk Dodge advised he had two written protests, one from Mrs Edna E. Hutchinson and one from Mrs. Charlotte F. Nichols who jointly own Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Biook 8, West Redwood. The counsel representing the two property owners requested information as to what the improvements consisted of -and what portion of the coat the developers of Redwood Terrace No. 1 were to pay. City Engineer Wilson explained that the work includes the develop - went of a new area which is at the present time entirely acreage lying to the west of the city limits. The plans include a proper storm drain system which is badly needed. In determining the property which would benefit from that, it was decided to oarry the drain underground down Oak Street to the oreek. The split of cost nae been figured so that the developers will pay the entire cost of the work outside of the city limits and 7b�6 of the cost within the city, the remaining 2VIe to be spread among the property benefitted within the city limits. He explained that with the exception of a small neighborhood type business area at the end of Roosevelt, the property will be all first residential district. The part that is within the city limits at the present time is now zoned for second residential district and it is not proposed to make any change in the zoning. The protestants had no further objections to offer at this time and Councilman Britschgi moved, seconded by Councilman Granger, filing of affidavit of publication in the newspaper, affidavit of the City Clerk of posting notice on the Council Chamber doors and affidavit of Street Superintendent of posting notices at intervals of 300 feet along the property. Motion passed unanimously. The resolution overruling protests was held over until the appearance of Mr. Ernest Wilson, attorney in the proceedings for the developers of Redwood Terrace No. 1. a -