BOOK 22_1948-08-17 to 1950-05-15

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n 164 3. Extension -of Franklin, between James and Jefferson, through 'Butcher's Field. 4. On Jefferson from Upton to the westerly City Limits. 5. On Alameda de las Pulgas from Jefferson to Vera. Councilman Granger moved that the affidavit of publication be filed, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. Question of the north side of Broadway in regards to setback lines was to be put forward until the next meeting. The hearing on j official plan lines was duly and regularly continued until April 18th, 1949. Coun-• cilman Spillers moved that City Engineer Jain report on official plan lines north side of Broadway, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. REFUND ON DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 10 inch sewer main and S inch installation Oak Ridge Sub- division by P. J. Murphy, Murphy Construction Company, 2105 Eaton Avenue, San Carlos. City Attorney Currie's opinion was that it was proper for the City to collect from assessment district in Kensinton Square area this difference between 8 and 10 inch main and refund to Mr. Murphy if the Council saw fit to do so. It could be properly included as an item of cost in the Kensington Square improvement district. Council- man Britschgi moved this be placed on the agenda, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. ACQUISITION OF RIGHT-OF-WAY SOUTH KENSINGTON SQUARE. City Engineer Jain stated there were 41 parcels on the Alameda, 12 offered and accepted, 4 probably free, 7 had to be condemned, 10 probably condemned, 8 were recommended for token payment without condemnation and they would be accepted. City Engineer Jain recommended that their office be granted permission to offer on the basis of front footage scale not to exceed the cost of list set up. Councilman Holmquist moved that the City negotiate with property owners along the line discussed, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried. BROADWAY EXTENSION IMPROVEMENTS AND BROADWAY Ido. 3. A letter from Frost & Brian whereby they agreed to prepare plans and, specifications for 5% of the contract cost of the 3 project less the amount already paid to them, provided there were no substantial deletions from the original plan; the fee to become payable at the time of letting i of the contract. If no contract was let, the fee.. would be payable 90 days after completion of plans, the amount based on the engineer's estimate. They would pre- a pare assessment diagram and prepare the assessment for 1% of the contract cost or , based on the engineer's estimate. This was put over for discussion at the caucus meeting, 7:30 P. M- Monday, April 11th. FRED J. EARLY PROGRESS ESTIMATE, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT. City Engineer Jain recommended C this be approved subject to approval on checking by the engineering office. Coun- cilmanBritechgi moved that recommendation be approved, seconded by Councilman I Spillers, and carried. ROLINSON PROPERTY FILL, MIDDLEFIELD AND JEFFERSON. Councilman Granger moved that the matter be carried on the agenda, seconded by Councilman Brltschgi, and carried. STREET LIGHTS - LENOLT TRACT. A letter from the Pacific Gas & Electric Company stated this job had been prepared, but had been delayed due to the question on type of .street light circuit to be installed which would be determine the extent of work required by them. This had been decided and work should be started by April 5th. The job would take several days. The job on MADISON, TOPAZ, VERA, and VALOTA ROAD was dependent. upon the Telephone Company who was going to set the necessary poles in a few days (letter dated March 31st). After the poles were in the P. G. & E.