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and Building Superintendent Pasco Balzarini. Councilmen were Spillers and. Royer n36� <br />Pnoted absent. <br />ApPtOVAL Of, MINES regular meeting August 20th and regular adjourned meetin <br />g August 27th with the correc- <br />tion of August 20th to deleteA, paragraph with reference to appraisal of property across the street <br />yes,Albert from City Hall. Councilman Jones moved approval with correction, seconded by Councilman Granger and <br />re City carried. <br />e and po. REPORT OF BID OPENING SALE OF LOTS 26, 27, 32 and ;3, BLOCK 21 w. W. &.M..Subdivision were read <br />by Clerk <br />ted Acting prof as follows: Casper H. Hanson, 202'Beresford Avenue, Redwood City, Lots 26 and 27, X357.77 each; <br />Wm. W. Holmes, 666 Woodside Road, Lots 32 and 334357.77 each; Simon Petersy Lots 26, 27, 32. and 33, <br />resulting $1510. Bid was submitted by Attorney Wm. G. Phoenix stated that this was conditional only upon, the <br />ance of per- ability of the City to deliver an insurable title. On suggestion of Mr. Currie, Councilman Morgan <br />Dtion of moved' that award of bid be held up until the next regular meeting and that' matter be, referred to the <br />City Attor- City Attorney for study in the meantime, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried:- Councilman Herk- <br />ner stated that it was the intention of the., Real Estate- Committee that when a minimum price on a lot is <br />WAS GRANT stated this means •a net price and the City does not intend -to quiet any` titles. <br />'m and Jef- - PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED ON RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO MODIFY AND VEND FRANKLIN STREET PROCEEDINGS (#1113) <br />Is Letter - MODIFYING RESOLUTION OF INTENTION 1090. City Attorney Currie explained thatrevisedresolution elim- <br />Council- - linated cost of acquisition of district, divided parcel #2 into two: parcels and provided that assess- <br />.ty has no ments in general be re -spread. Mr. A. H- Davies and Thos. A. Davies submitted written protest at <br />this time, dated September lith.. On Mr. Currie Is question as to whether or not these protests pertained <br />;proposed to the re -spread Mr- Davies stated that he was protesting the whole affair including the re -spread. <br />Mr. Larry Brian of Frost & Brian was asked to explain the method of the re -spread which he did in some <br />ved intro- detail. On Mr. Currie's question to Mr. Davies on whether his protest was on his personal assessment <br />ormethod of spread Mr. Davies stated he felt the project was too large because: it� included the cost <br />seconded of -bridge and culvert, that the spread was inequitable and that the.si'ze of the district was too small. <br />There being no other protests Councilman Morgan moved .that the hearing be. closed, seconded by Council- <br />man Jones and carried. Mr. Currie stated that the necessary resolutions would be. prepared.. Councilman <br />Morgan moved that all proceedings connected with the project be continued to September 11th, seconded <br />by Councilman Granger and carried. <br />TEARING ON CANYON ROAD IMPROVEMENTS WAS OPENED. Affidavit of publication ordered .filed by the Mayor. <br />L AVENUE <br />Hearing on Resolution of Intention to Construct Sewers and Storm Drains was opened. Mr.. Leslie Herman <br />tnui.ng 11 <br />as possible <br />of Oak Ridge Drive protested verbally the assessment r6f people on,Oak�:Ridge Drive but not on the im- <br />iing the ad- <br />provement itself. He stated that his property was inside the,City.,Limits at the time he bought it and <br />the cost was supposed to include all improvements: Petitions were" circulated subsequently and he lear- <br />ned he was to be assessed for approximately $4.25 per lineal foot abutting for,storm sewers. Mr. Bicker <br />PM. <br />Civil Engineering Associate, stated that the latest "estimates were about $2.53:per foot on 'the storm <br />and $4.94 on the sanitary sewers. The drainage•trouble did not exist on:the- street,but the trouble was <br />in back of the lots and through through them. During the discussion Mr- Bicker :also stated that the <br />i. <br />crorm in the street prevented a storm water from crossing to the. houses on, the other side. He also <br />stated Mr. Herman Is property would certain]*,; get water if sbmething wasnIt done to take care of it. <br />After further discussion Councilman Morgan moved that.protest be overruled and hearing closed, seconded <br />by Councilman Jones and carried. <br />s, Albert i <br />PE4DLUPION 1126 OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY CANYON ROAD SEI9ERS was offered and moved for adoption <br />Manager ( <br />G <br />byCounci Royer and <br />lman Morgan, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll call...Councilme.n . <br />'Police <br />Spillers noted absent. <br />ielbrecht) <br />43OLUTION 1127 OF AND STORM DRAINS, CANYON ROAD was offered and moved for <br />' <br />INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT SEWERS <br />Councilmen <br />nd Park <br />adoption b y Councilman Herkner, seconded by Councilmen Jones and carried on roll call. <br />
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