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

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Councilman Jones and carried on roll 'call. Councilman Morgan noted absent. Council- 31 Morgan noted absent. Councilman Herkner did`not vote. City Manager, City Attorney and City Engineer said that they had studied the project and in their opinion the procedure followed was correct and the preliminary engineering work was in order, however, the City Council would have to make the decision as to whether the spread of assessments was equitable and economical in reply to Councilman Granger's question relative to this. RESOLUTION No. 888. OF PRELIMINARY DETERMINATION BROADWAY -MARSHALL STREET AND VIC. IMPROVEtIENT DISTRICT RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Redwood City, California, that it does hereby preliminarily determine that the public interest, convenience and necessity require, and that it intends to order the following acquisitions to be had and work to be done and improvements to be made, to -wit: 1. The opening and extending of Marshall Street for a width_ of 95.36 feet from its easterly terminus at Redwood Creek easterly in a direct line to Walnut Street, and the acquisition of easements therefor. 2. The widening of Marshall Street, formerly known as Liguori Street, 20 feet on the southerly side, from Maple Street to Chestnut Street, and the acquisition of easements therefor. 3. The opening and extending of Marshall Street from the easterly end of Marshall Street, as proposed herein to be opened and extended from Redwood Creek to Walnut Street, for a width of 80 feet easterly, to the intersection of Maple Street with the westerly end of Marshall Street heretofore known as Liguori Street, and the acquisition of an easement necessary therefor. k. The improving of Marshall Street, a portion of which was formerly known as Liguori Street, as proposed to be opened, widened and extended, from Jefferson Avenue to Chestnut Street, by grading and constructing on either side -thereof Portland cement concrete curbs, gutters and sidewalks over 4 -inch rock base, and by grading and constructing between gutters 4 -inch asphalt concrete wearing surface pavement with a 6 -inch water bound rock macadam crusher -run base pavement over a 6 -inch rock'sub-base, and by constructing therein vitrified clay pipe sanitary sewer mains, and laterals, together with red burnt brick manholes complete capped with cast iron frames and covers; the construction of reinforced pipe storm drains together with red burnt brick manholes capped with cast iron frames and covers and Portland cement concrete catch basins with frames and grates. 5. The construction of a continuous Portland cement concrete slab bridge on wood piles and Portland cement concrete piles poured in place, together with abut- ment walls, wing walls and guard rails across Redwood Creek in Marshall Street between Jefferson Avenue and Main Street. 6. The construction of a storm water pumping plant integral with the easterly and southerly end of the wing wall of the bridge across Redwood Creek in Marshall Street between Jefferson Avenue and Main Street, to consist of a Portland cement pumping house, together with dual pumps, motors, mechanical and electrical fixtures and equipment and appurtenances. 7. The acquisition of the easterly portion of Lot 72 Block 1, as shown on the map of Embarcadero Subdivision and the easterly portion of Lot 6, Block 1, as shown on the map of the Town of Mezesville, for the purpose of constructing thereon bridge wing walls and for the purpose of realigning Redwood Creek for drainage purposes. 8. The opening and extending of Broadway 85 feet in width from its easterly terminus to its westerly terminus between Chestnut Street and Charter Street, and the acquisition of an easement therefor. ' 9. The improving of Broadway between Spring Street and Chestnut Street by grading and constructing therein Portland cement concrete curbs, gutters and side- walks over 4 -inch base, and by constructing between gutter 4 -inch asphalt concrete wearing surfaceppavement with a 6 -inch water bound rock macadam crusher run base pavement over a 9 -inch sub -base, and by constructing therein Portland cement concrete Pavement 8 -inches in thickness on the northerly side thereof opposite Lot 4 and portions of Lots 3 and 52 Block 1 and opposite Lot 10 and portions of Lots 9 and 11, Block 2, Broadway No. 3 Subdivision; the construction of reinforced cement concrete Pipe storm drains together with red burnt brick manholes capped with cast iron frames and covers and Portland cement concrete catch basins capped with frames and grates, between Maple Street and Cassia Street, in the intersection therewith of Beech Street and on the north side thereof in an existing easement opposite Lots 10 and 119 Block 29 Broadway No. 3 Subdivision, and thence northerly in said easement to Marshall Street, formerly known as Liguori Street. 10. The improving of Broadway as proposed herein to be opened and extended between Chestnut Street and Redwood Industrial Tract No. 1 Subdivision, by grading and constructin on either side thereof Portland cement concrete curbs, gutters and sidewalks over 9 -inch rock base, and driveway aprons, and by grading between utters from Redwood Industrial Tract No.I Subdivision westerly for a distance of 37� feet