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�i , <br />Sterling Director <br />+` and officials o the city and school districts at this time. hfr. Sterlin S. Winans: State <br />} area <br />of Recreation, who submitted the letter stated they urate requesting the cooperation o£ the San?Aateo� <br />' ( around the, P1ar <br />+' County Recreation and Park Department because of their relationship to unincorporated areas <br />to letter stating the Council tivould be most Willing to coo foil <br />A' h City. Mayor Brit <br />suggested reply perste, <br />4i <br />RESOLUTION 990 ESTABLISHING REGIONAL PL.kNNING BOARD ON RECOIPFNDAT-TQN OF STATE DISASTER COUNCIL was offered idea <br />be t <br />i and moved for adoption by Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried on roll call, <br />t PUBLIC <br />a ( (Resolution 990) <br />a, n a, a; ORDINANCR <br />a OPTION FOR PURCHASE OF PORTION OF LOT 20, REESE SUBDIVISION OF REDI,O•,D FARE - EXTENSION OF 0.4K STREET, <br />iq gpil <br />Real Estate Committee (Councilmen Spillers and Herkner) met with Mr. it. L. Hildreth, owner of Lot 28 } <br />FURTHER C <br />on Oak, between Hudson and Reese, and reported that he would give the City an option to purchase the <br />move <br />-3n <br />jr qfly portion of this lot, approximately 226, x 50' for 01750. It was understood that the City would <br />b r <br />� Cann <br />permit him to connect with water and sewer, utilizing a lot owned by the City which vrill be dedicated <br />f y(' REPORT ON <br />for street purposes. Councilman Iforgan moved authorization of purchase taking option to buy the lot <br />t a { ? whit <br />i within 10 years and approving water and sevrer connections for ?Ar. Hildreth. Motion seconded by <br />last <br />Councilman <br />p.= Councilman Spillers and carried. A <br />V <br />.•i Rxoft <br />CONTINUATION OF HEARING, BROAD7tAY & MARSHALL. Councilman Spillers moved that hearing be duly and regularly <br />continued to November 6th meeting and the Council meet -with Broadway people on Thursday evening, was <br />seta <br />1 'E•y Octiober 19th and work out difficulties, seconded by CounciLnan Morgan and carried. It was hoped <br />f j• A REPORT ON <br />j� that details would be ironed out by the first meeting'in December. City Clerk had been directed to <br />write contractor, L C Smith; in regard to an extension of 30 days for continuation of their contract. Anim <br />� s <br />They replied in letter dated October 11th this would involve an expected increase of from $1000 to prop <br />ia� tl� i Ef <br />7 Iv' $1250 as it appeared there would be an increase in the price of certain fabricated products required . <br />t` + in the processing. They.. were prepared to acquiesce in this arrangement providea the <br />would be com- <br />'si, idpensated for this additional sum. This was to be cons ered at the Thursday meeting. Built <br />E ,r <br />CONTINUATION OF HEARING, PROPOSED PMENDIAENT ORDINANCE NO. 333• Councilman Spillers moved that this be a tra <br />•, 1 <br />duly and regularly continued to the next'meeting� seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. •., <br />pro f <br />a <br />p <br />PUBLI-C'HEARING, ANNEXATION LOTS 1 to 7 INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 1, KENSINGTON SQUARE. Councilman Royer moved this of ti <br />4' be duly and regularly continued pending signing of consent to taxation by the property owners, seconded, ingr <br />aby Councilman ,Horgan and carried. by Cc <br />1 +., <br />6 ' REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF TIFF - SI7I124ING POOL CONTRACT. Mr. Henry B. Hartin, of Hedahl-Martin Company hopir <br />appeared and referred to a letter submitted to Mr. Jain regarding delay caused by inability to get this <br />delivery of equipment and supplies from their mechanical, plumbing and electrical contractors. A copy RESOLUTION <br />i •4 + <br />of letter was attached from Bowser Inc, stating that shipping of pumps had been delayed because of <br />lated <br />H The material shortages. r <br />g Y expected to ship pumps on October 2nd. Mr. Martin stated these delays had cost r secon <br />tL <br />them a serious monetary loss on cost of labor and it had been necessary to keep a guard at the pool I FIRE CHIEF <br />until 9 in the evening to keep the children from climbing over the walls. This cost them $100 per area <br />4 <br />week. It was considered that it would not be possible to use the pool this ,year anyway and. council- <br />from <br />man Spillers moved that an extension of 30 days be alloyed, seconded by Councilman Morgan. Mr• rerotq <br />Martin thought the job would be completed in 15 days as soon as materials were delivered.tax • Jain FURTHER 00 <br />thought that at times there should have been more men on the job and delay entailed the regular Assts <br />calls out there of a City Ins <br />Pector. All thought they were doing a good job an the pool. � <br />p a <br />FURTHER C^?ISIDERATIQII ALL ALIGHT PARKING ORDINAtICE. Ndr. Otto Bobsien, 131 Finger Avenue submitted letter il <br />fry: <br />A! „ protesting ordinance. City Attorney G <br />urrie stated the ordinance could be written after the Council <br />determined how they wished to determine a business district boundary and what should be considered <br />J' hardship cases, and emergencies. A gentlemen in the audience stated he had a rooming house in aC"2 Y <br />