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

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;; 4 may appear and show cause, if any they have,. why the City Council' should not find and determine that the public convenience and necessity requires the improvements described and referred to in this Resolution, without further compliance with the Special Assessment, Investigation, Limitation, and Majority Protest Act of 1931 (Division 4 of the Streets and Highways Code). 32. The City Clerk shall give notice of the adoption of this Resolution by publishing a Notice of Proposed Local Improvement once in the Redwood City Tribune a daily newspaper published and circulated in said City, and by posting sameon or near the Council Chamber door of said Council, said pasting and publication to be made at least ten (10) days before the. date of said hearing. I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was adopted and passed by the City Council of the City of Redwood City, California, at a regular meeting thereof f held on the 19th day of June, 1950, by the following vote: I AYES, and in favor thereof, Councilmen: GRANGER, JONES, ROYER, SPILLERS, and Mayor BRITSCHGI. NOES, Councilmen: NONE I ABSEAIT, Councilmen: MORGAN PASSED VOTE: Councilmen: HERKNER RALPH S. DODGE APPROVED: Clerk of the City of Redwood City i -Mayor of the $ City of Redwood City 1 CAPT. DOUGLAS ASKED ABOUT CALLING THE COUNTY AMBULANCE. It was underst d WW should call the Peninsula Ambulance Service as long as the contract was ineff effect which would be through June. In rerrarA +„ 4-1— j out between the Police Department and the Citybe worked ` Manager meantime. , t .PROPOSED ORDINANCE REGARDING SCAFFOLDING OVER STREETS AND SIDEVIALKS. City Attorney s' stated that on 3* Curn checking with the Building Inspector a new Buildin Code would have to be adopted and this could be done at the same time. PROPOSED SALE OF BY-PRODUCT FROM SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT was brought up by Councilman Although numerous 'f inquiries had been made other cities were found to b having difficulty in collecting revenue from this source. However efforts w a be continued. Cit E would City Engineer Jain stated there wasn't too much to sell and it could j be used -for fill around the plant and also for the Poli SIGNING OF CHECKS ee Da ? THE ABSENCE Off' Department Pistol Range. THE CITY TREASURER was to be b question of Councilman Granger. y theCity Auditor on APPOINT 10REAL was needed on this ESTATE COLiMiTTEE. Upon resignation of Councilman 'Herder a new member; f committee and Mayor Britsch i Mr. Herkner. g appointed the new Councilman, ! } STAFFORD PARK 'IN IN NEED OF LAVATORY FACILITIES. were being circulated in this Councilman Spillers understood II area far these conveniences. Petitions i ( Petitions should be The Mayor thought referred to the Recreation Commission when the PUBLICATION 4F ORDINANCES REGARDING ESTABLISHIIJG STOP S y were submitted. about the necessity of this a SIGNS Councilman Jones asked worked out differently KPense. City Attorney Currie stated that this may be y resolution after codification of present under the Gh arter it ordinances, but at tCOUNCILNAiJ.SP was necessary to establish stop ILLERS ASKED FOR PERMISSION to leave the P signs by ordinance. 'of Councilman Gr state. anger, seCpndad by Councilman It was granted on motion BUTCHER FIELD APPRAISAL. In re an Royer carried. Hard to and ca T'x'1 fin ;Street throughcondemnation of to J Property in order to extend zaftaivad from aures, City Manager Rolisan stated the appraiser, Mr. Ha no" repack ,into tb13. Han, an 3n n° report had been inquiry of the Mayor) but he would c BURNING i sh is wa Rol_ CLAIMS A . on ADJOURNN^ ON ROLL Pal C1 E. M. 19 es mil RUBBISH vri ma OP by to evr it: mil If nai Ro' pr Col THE TRA, r tr, of f an [ Co th { or ! Pu an