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

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'oyer who addition of one service would cut down on the existing service75 s dabs one service would not make an appreciable was advised thatf note absent, Y ppreciable difference in the water supply. Counc by Council- Spillers, feeling that the applicant had applied before the il- r deadline was set, moved that the permit be granted, and Councilman Royer, stating his recollection that con- FRANKLIp� ,; con- nections were allowed whore water eras available without jeopardizing the existing � J'. ilman services, seconded the motion. After considerable additional discussion roll call vote resulted in a tie vote, Councilman Morgan being absent, and Councilman Granger, j show that Jones and Mayor Britschgi voting No. �.. i' i �r delivered COU11OILMAN ROYER SUGGESTED THAT THE COUNCIL MEET TO DETERMINE POSITION TO TAKE PRIOR TO t against '' AN OPEN MEETING OCTOBER 8TH at which time the people of the Emerald Lake area would Davies be given the opportunity to discuss first; formation of a utility district themselves, 1' onded and second: annex to the City and. a formation of a district within the City. . He expressed the Council Is willingness to assist the people in the area in every way en filed possible so that some solution of the problem be met. Councilman Royer moved that ll unt of the Council meet in a study meeting to study their position in the matter, then to filed and hold a special meeting on October 8th which would be open to the public. Motion ck in ' seconded by Councilman Herkner, and carried. i wo-thirds ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE No. 680 AMENDING SALARY ORDINANCE No. 660 by adding thereto the following in the following form: ! 4 CO. was Deputy City Engineer. (26) 436 460 486 513 51x2 Janitor (13) 216 228 241 254 268 e Councilman Royer moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll he contract, call. Councilman Morgan noted absent. mer REPORT ON SEWAGE PUMP BID. City Engineer advised two bids were received as follows: were Fairbanks Morse & Company $998,00 { Chicage Pump Company X3284.00 He recornmended that the bid of Fairbanks Morse be accepted and an order placed at I en or once. Recommendation approved on motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by Coun- I i j, oilman Jones and carried. and PROGRESS PAYMENT No. 2 to Peter Sorensen, Gas Tax Project No. 42, Florence and Bay )toad. I by Councilman Herkner moved approval of payment amounting to 01705.401 seconded by !1 Councilman Royer and carried. j !. ie had DEED OF DEDICATION ON UPTON STREET IN REDWOOD TERRACE No: 4 offered by Redwood City H until Elementary School District was accepted on motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded the by Councilman Jones and carried. This easement is for storm drains. 1 zdent LETTER FROM Mrs. W. L. MEUSDORFFER REGARDING PARKING IN FRONT OF HER PROPERTY, at 2460 j sub- El Camino Real was referred to the Traffic Fact Finding Committee on motion of Coun- slso a oilman Royer, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. F �dence LETTER FROM VETERANS CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL REGARDING USE OF VETERANS BUILDING FOR SCHOOL 'anger SESSIONS. This was advising that a meeting was t o be held Wednesday, September 19th, r, who to which members of the Council were invited. Due to previous commitments, the jll.j lman Council would be unable to attend, however Councilman Jones stated he would make a ie special effort to be there, as would Administrative Assistant Miller. Councilman j ;ed with Granger advised that a satisfactory solution had been agreed upon. Councilman 1 and ce• Clerk Dodge was advised to write s raised the question of necessary insuranI j °' tp h en ;, Mrs. Foulks and Mr. Ed Kelly advising them of the Council's intentions. he LETS FROM DIVISION QF HIGHWAYS REGARDING OPENINGS IN STORM DRAIN, WOODSIDE ROAD in ,