BOOK 23_1950-05-15 to 1952-04-21

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3d led ie to. 'n .es Ie• :s Lr. w Council laser chase .tion p_ 1, Manager's office the following morning for assistance in finding another location. . CONTIINTATION PUBLIC HEARING, BROADWAY -MARSHALL PROJECT. Attorney Wilson outlined the steps to be taken at this time and by way of review for those present interested in this project read the Resolution on Modification and Changes. Mr. Wilson brought out that the property owners on Bay Road were more interested in sidewalks only but would have to be assessed for their sha �. .299 only re of drainage. After his recommend- s ations the following motions were adopted. Councilman Spillers'moved'tImt all work proposed to be done on Bay Road and Beech Street between Spring and -Broadway be ab- andoned and assessment be removed, excepting underground drainage facilities, and the pumping plant facilities, seconded by Councilman Herkner. Couticilman'Royer' stated t those in the audience that as much as possible was being deleted, but the drainage' system benefitted all. Attorney Wilson explained that by actions outlined at this t costs of assessments would be learned. Motion carried on roll call. Councilman Morgan noted absent, having left the meeting at 9:35 PM. RESOLUTION 1055-A was offered by Councilman Spillers and moved for adoption overruling protests on Resolution 1031 of Intention, seconded by Councilman Jones'and carried. RESOLUTION 1056• VIAS OFFERED AND MOVED FOR ADOPTION BY COUNCILMAN HERKNER DIRECTING CITY ENGINEER TO MAKE CHANGES AND MODIFICATIONS IN PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATE OF COSTS as provided in RESOLUTION 1031 of Intention excepting as to Subd (f) relati to Bay Road and Beech Street between Spring and Broadway, with the authority to make arrangements for outside assistance, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call Councilman Morgan noted absent. IT VVAS MOVED BY COUNCILMAN SPILLERS, SECONDED BY COUNCILIliAN JONES THAT AN OUTSIDE FIRM, ON RECOMMENDATION OF PROPER AUTHORITIES, be directed,to respread the assessment in conformity with the revised estimate of costs to be made by the City Engineer, al pursuant to RESOLUTION 1031 exclusive of Subd (f) therein relating to Bay Road and Beech Street between Spring and Broadway, and that the rule stated in Resolution 1031 be modified to more equitably' spread the cost of acquisition between Redwood Creed and Walnut Street. Motion carried on roll call. Councilman Morgan noted absent. IT VIAS MOVED BY- COUNCILMAN SPILLERS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JONES THAT THE MIDDLE 20' OF PAVEMENT ON BROADWAY FOR 300' OF STREET IN FRONT OF NATIONAL MOTOR BEARING 'ian PROPERTY BE DELETED AND REDWOOD HEADER BOARDS BE SUBSTITUTED. After discussion the o ime ng s f'I i A, I�',i .�, i,. •y nj� , motion was withdrawn by the maker with the consent of the second. Upon question City tein P q En sneer stated cost of header boards would be 20% of total cost. This was being done on Alameda, and in subdivisions which established curbs and gutters at their final resting place and as Gas Tax Money came forward the center strips were paved apiece at a time. TIr. Jain explained this would cost three times the amount to put; f in a narrow street or pave one side in the beginning, tear out, and do it over. Attorney W, Black, representing National Motor Bearing Company, thought this could be worked g out and wished to present the matter to Mr. Bulkley and President Johnson. Councilm Herkner moved that the matter be taken up with National Motor Bearing, mutual agree- eir Mont to be presented to the Council, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. hem