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<br />COUNOIN'AH SPILLERS WAS GIVEN PERMISSION TO LEAVE THE STATE on motion by Councilman Morgan,
<br />°n 0Yded Councilman Royer and carried.
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<br />g0UN01LMAN MORGAN REQUESTED THAT CHARTER STUDY COMMITTEE BE CONTACTED and asked to submit
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<br />re ort in the near future so that the Council could consider it before they be.
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<br />come involved in budget deliberations.
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<br />C°cncilman Spillers moved asiJournment, seconded b ed.
<br />Respectfully
<br />submitted
<br />Richard D. Miller
<br />it Clerk Pro—Tem
<br />Minutes of Regular Meeting
<br />Redwood City Council
<br />November 20, 1950 — 8:10 P.M
<br />CRROLLCALL the following were present. Councilmen Floyd D. Granger, Albert H. Jr Morgan
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<br />Wm. H. Royer, Paul Jones, Sidney D. Herkner, Mayor Carl A. Britschgi and City Clerk
<br />Pro -Tem Richard D. Miller. Also present were City Manager E. A. Rolison, City Engineer
<br />Glenn I -i, Jain, City Attorney C. B. Currie, Police Chief Stanley D. Wood, Fire Chief �!, E .! t
<br />J, L. Lodi, Water Superintendent H. L. Winter, Building Inspector L. N. Duncan, Assessor i
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<br />J. J. Brophy, City Collector P. E. Perrin, Assistant Building Inspector Sthen
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<br />Kreies. Councilman Spillers noted absent.''ll
<br />APPROVAL OF MINUTES of adjourned meeting November 13th on motion of Councilman Morgan, secondedpped
<br />by Council an Jones and carried.
<br />REPORT OF REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE ON ACQUISITION, SITE FOR RELOCATION OF YACHT HARBOR. Council—
<br />man Herkner stated he had met with Mr. J. C. Buchen, Vice President, and secured a
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<br />rough estimate from the engineer for Leslie Salt Co. in re to the cost of dredging. One
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<br />thousand feet of levee ® $2.00 to $2.50 would be $2500, 67,OOOcu yd of material would
<br />have to be removed by suction dredging ® 30¢ to 40,E per cu yd, or about $23,500, plus
<br />1 $2500 for the levee, or about $26,000. This would be in addition to any other costs
<br />that mi.ht be necessary to relocate the Yacht Harbor moorings and move the buildings. ';i1`I; S
<br />Sketch was presented, Leslie Salt Co. owns property Within a few fee -of the Yacht Harbor.
<br />Present Harbor site was not on City property. Councilman Morgan moved that this be
<br />referred to the Yacht Harbor Committee with the idea of a bond issue, seconded by Council—
<br />man Royer,Councilman Herkner gave figures showing that the Yacht Harbor operated at
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<br />an inoreasin loss from 1 46 to this date. Motion carried. Councilman Herkner pAin e i
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<br />out that Leslie Salt Co. was desirous of cooperating with the City and was offering
<br />4e acres for $500 if used for Yacht Harbor purposes within a reasonable lenght of time.
<br />REAL EST
<br />ATE COMMITTEE REPORT ON OPTION OF LOT "G", BLOCK "C", EXTENSION REGENT STREET. One
<br />member of the committee was away and this was held over to the next meeting. !!
<br />ROUGE OF HEART
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<br />NG FROM COUNTY PLANNING COh4i$ISSION THAT T4T0 HEARINGS ON APPLICATION OF TONY
<br />DARBAROTTO FOR ANA i RECLASSIFY LOTS 3 TO 9, INCLUSIVE, BLOCK A, HARVARD��
<br />AMENDMENT TO RECL
<br />TERRACE FROM AN R—'• TO C-1 DISTRICT would be held at 3:30 P.M• on November 17th and i
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<br />Decomber 15th in the Supervisor's Chambers, Court House, Redwood City. Notice was signed
<br />by Prank S,
<br />Skillman, Secretary to San Mateo County Planning Commission. City Attorney
<br />stated thisp
<br />pro erty adjoins the City. Councilman Morgan moved that this be turned over � ,�+!I ,, i
<br />to the the attend the meeting and make
<br />se planning Commission with the recournendation that Y
<br />any recommendation that they might have tothe County Planning Commission, seconded byir'!!!I� if
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<br />Councilman Jones and carried.
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