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

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Rim 0 346 as shaven on your Plan entitled °Plan and Profiles Broadway's dated'December 19, as revised July an 1951, have been examined with officials of N.M.B. Co. and are herewith approved as to engineering specifications: The approval of the estimated cost is withheld pending the receipt of bids. In connection with payments to be made to the City for the Company's portion of the cost, it is requested that a separate bill be submitted for the drainage in and below National Avenue•” Mrs. Milton Bulkeley's letter, dated July 30th, further states their belief that estimate for street lights is excessive. Mr. Jain explained these estimates were based on pro—rate costs as shown on the the Broadway Marshall specifications and were in his opinion, fair. It was understood that the matter of cost of street lights could be worked out as a separate item, and would not interfere in any ,say xith the progress of the Broadway improvements. City Engineer advised that survey crew would immediately stake out the 5 acre tract so that grading could proceed. He explained further that the grades as laid out are very flat and will drain the area away from National Motor Bearing but the water cannot be disposed of until land Development Co. has constructed drainage system in the adjacent area. .Councilmen Herkner and Spillers were authorized to ]save the State on motion 'of Councilman Royer, see. onded by Councilman Morgan and carried. Adjournment 10:30 PM. MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING Redwood City Council August 6th, 1951s 8 PM 4 R. S. Dodge City Clerk ON ROIL CALL the following were present: Councilman Floyd D. Granger, Paul Jones, Albert H. Morgan)Jr.) Int, H. Royer, Mayor Carl A. Britschgi and City Clerk R. S. Dodge. Also present were City Manager E, A, Rolison, City Engineer Glenn M. Jain, City Attorney Co B. Currie, Police Chief S. D, Wood, Assistant Fire Chief IT. Leslie, Water Superintendent H: L. Winters Administrative Assistant R. D. Miller, Building Inspector L. it, Duncan, Assistant Building Inspectors Stephen Kreiss, Herwin Gyselbrecht and Auditor -Ass- essor J. J. Bropby. Councilmen Sidney D. Herkner and Robt. V. Spillers noted absent. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING JULY 16th AND REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING JULY 30th on motion of GOdneilnan Morgan, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. REQUEST MR. H. H. HALLWAY, WATER CONNECTION BLOCK 703, HIGHLANDS OF EMERALD LAKE. His. property adjoined that of the City water tanks therefore thought connection would not overtax the lines and he intended to build on one lot for himself only ath this time and later divide the property into more.lots* Mr, Howell and Mr. Bailey approved the ground for three or four septic tanks. He stated the engineering Department had no objections to the connection if the Council would give their approval. Water Superintendent -was called upon. He had previously explained to Mr. Hallway that the installation could not be made as the Council had decreed some time previous that that there would be no more connections in the area. These tanks served the Welbanks area and might be full but still the people below these might be out of water. Mr* '431TOY �. had purchased the lots three weeks ago and was not on the previous list of those who had been promised connections by the Council. It was further explaineckhat they could not allowthis connection after turning down a dozen people who have had property up there much longer than Mr. Hallway' CO cyyaan b Council - Morgan moved that they decline request for water connection in that particular area, seconded y man Jones and carried.' R i, red filed PUBLIC HEARING, FRANKLIN STREET EXTENSION. Affidavits of publication, posting and mailing were orde by the Mayor, The following written protests were read by the Clerk, The following written protests 'ere ;I�