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

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read by the Clerk: Attorney Robt. Dell'Ergo protesting for Perry, Edna and Robert Downs, Assess- 347 tents No. 16 and 17. Norman Menifee representing A. H. and T. A. Davies. Letter from Robert A. Downs. r Letter from Eleanor and Walter Maloney. City Attorney suggested referring letters to the engineers ercenta a to ascertain p of property g P P tY covered by written protests; Au of. t - the protests listed above were checked by engineers and they determined the percentage of property involved to be 26% of area i involved. Attorney Menifee thought record whould also show percentage of one large ownership, but Street 4 , was informed this would have no bearing on the issue. Objections were generally against the method Oil the . of spreading assessment, cost of the assessment and not enough area included in the assessment. matter UPEOG C' BIDS FRANnIN STREET EXTENSION: ' way with Jos. McFadden & SonL ; S & Q Construction Co. X64;297.00 C 4! L. C. Smith 54;434.20 i Frank W. Smith 6 ,222.6,729.500 !din . � P. Sorensen 57,535.00 City Engineer Is estimate was $55042.50. Councilman Morgan moved that,bids,be referred to City +t Co. - I 1 = Engineer and Consulting Engineers Frost &Brian to check and report batik, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. Councilman Royer moved thatthe hearing be duly and re gular]y continued to the r, sec- following Monday, August 13th, seconded - by Councilman. Granger and carried. Councilman Morgan thought - the Engineers had done a good job to give the Council a fair estimate. Councilman Granger noted there were three new bidders. PUBLIC HEARING CONTINUATION BROADWAY -MARSHALL PROJECT. Councilman Morgan asked what. was,. holding, pp, .pro . i cedure on this. Mr. Jain stated they had not finished the changes on. the plans and making the re- vised estimate and they feld they could not delay other projects which they were trying to get out of the way before this Fall. The Broadway-Marsball job could not be started this year anyway. j Considering the changes to be made he thought they could almost redraw the plana in preference to r., making the changes. They could not take on any more work as there were, five assessment districts er E. A# to get going. Nothing had been done on Stambaugh Sewers and Canyon Road Sewers. Subdivision maps stant were coming in every day. He could not guarantee completion for'thd Broadway*Marshall Improvement Building - Plans within the next three months i, _ ,probably between three and six months. There was some discus- ditor-Ass-Sion on farming out some of the work, but with several jobs almost finished it was difficult to farm out at that point, without some supervision. Councilman Granger moved that this be placed on the r Councilman agenda for a report by the City Engineer for the first meeting. in November, seconded by Councilman 1' Royer. Weed abatement would come up soon. Industrial #2 Tract Map came in today and Sterling Sub- � (; fined that division had near p g P nearly 300 lots. Tract maps were being farmed out for lens and specifications and i to build Mr. Jain had worked the entire week at home when he was sick. Motion carried. N d - portion of 4 lots well an FORS DISCUSSION REALIGNMENT OF TOPAZ STREET, LAURIE PR9PERTY• It was found that a p r tment had would be needed instead of three only which Mr. Laurie owns and there was a question of what the was calledCouncil wished to do about the fourth lot. Mr. Laurie wanted a decision from the Council, and stated << aCouncil he attempted to purchase the fourth lot. Councilman Morgan moved that they proceed and pay Mr. Laurie tanks sarvad , 4400 for his property, seconded by Councilman Jones. Motion carried. ' Hall"i' FORT ON BID OPENING LEASE OF NATIONAL AVENUE. National Motor Bearing Co. submitted bid for a term of i by constructing thereon a forty comised five years, the 'company, at its own cost, would improve said property, Ifter footcificationa and the y to have tnp Paved road in accordance with City standard plans and ape hCit ilman ri a written notice of such election at right to cancel lease on any yearly anniversary date by giving r council• least sixty days prior to said yearly anniversary date and by Payingthe company twenty percent (20$) The company of the costs of the improvements referred to for each unexpired year of the lease. 'ed filed contract with the City dated i. would Cance have under that certain I 1 all remaining rights it might ha nests ware December Councilman Morgan moved that the City accept 6, 1941. Bid signed by Milton Bulkeley