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

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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING 1 ! 1 and REDWOOD CITY COUNCIL June 95 � l 1, 8:oo P.M. 1 -Holt Tract.p011ROLL CALL the following were present. Councilmen Floyd D. Granger, Sidney D. He lig; li!'i i , Albert H. Morgan Jr. Wm- H. Royer, Robert V. Spillers, Mayor Carl APPEAR Paul Jones, g , y � ,,:• we A. Britschgi'and City Clerk R.S.Dodge. Also present were City Manager E.A.Rolison, ( f' i City Engineer Glenn Jain, City Attorney C.B.Currie, Plater Superintendent H.L.Winter, !' �Y Police Chief S.D.11ood, Fire Chief J.L. Lodi, -Building Inspector L.M.Duncan, ,Assist- )e in. ant Building Inspectors Stephen Kreiss and Berwin Gyselbrecht, Assistant'Fire , , r them Chief W. Leslie, Assessor -Auditor J. J. Brophy, Administrative Richard D. Miller, fl ! 'at `, and City Collector P.E.Perrin. ME APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING MAY 21st. Councilman Granger wished to make it lotion a correction regarding his remark pertaining to condition of Whipple Avenue in ! P project, ilk j Lenolt Tract Improvementthat he was calling attention of Councilmen to PION}, 1"' ( i,, � �' • investigate. Councilman Herkner had suggested a meeting of local contractors with City Manager and City Engineer and Council Members who wished to attend .in 3m- regard to general street repair to ascertain - if the City was getting its money► s worth. Jdayor Britschgi had discussed Edgewood Road and it was the unanimous de= City cision of the Council to have a study meeting with local contractors. City Mana- 'e- - ger and' Engineer. Councilman Royer had moved approval of minutes, seconded by 3 ready Councilman Spillers, and Councilman Granger moved that above corrections be made a part of the minutes, seconded by Councilman Herkner and corrections were accepted �fif as amendment to first motion by maker and second.it ! E [EN REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE REPORT RE PROPOSED RESUBDIVISION 3 - 25 ft lots into 2 - 372 ft ? '! lots Vera Avenue, Corner Quartz. Nor. Black, 753 Quartz, a neighbor opposed this subdivision, however approval had been made by the Planning Commission. On question that City Attorney stated they could be forced to build on a 50 ft lot which would leave ! •i ;�� Aressed only a 25 ft lot and it could not be denied them to build on this. Councilman otand Jones dtht tis b moved a h'` referred to the Real Estate Committee for a 'report back$ f. o erf fdby I'll M.G.Armijo stated residence there did not observe proper setback lines. 'h4r. {' er Herkner stated the Real Estate Committee had been out to look this over. A house iral 1 T ,; • :. was there, an additional room was being added to the house. Councilman Jones ` {I amended motion for committee to check with Building Inspector, accepted by the IN TAKER - II , second. Motion carried. ;het1R. CARL B. TIEDEMAN WAS SWORN IN BY THE CITY CLERK AS A NEW MEMBER OF THE PLANNING o the COMMISSION. He was welcomed by the Mayor and it was his further comment that the :I work done b3 those on the Planning Commission made the work of the Council members ent that much easier. Mr. Tiedemann expressed his interest to.' help make Redwood City I; kner a better city. i �! ntNATIONAL 1-10TOR BEARING REPORT BY COUNCILMAN HERKNER, RE PAVING NATIONAL AVENUE. Agree- ionlent signed by the Council some 10 years ago regarding paying was being changed. !:'r this work National Motor Bearing Co..9 contended that City was obligated to do r, and to fill .51 acres of ground by agreement but the new agreement eminated the fid I Cit 1035'000 to 8,000. New proposed agreement was y s obligation which would cost 4 signed by Mr. 'Milton Bulkely, Controller. On question from Councilman Jones' t( . regarding legal as ects, City Attorney stated this was in order, some mechanics p si . ; I I