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

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r ased subject to any defections in materials and for workmanship nd a` for tele comple- tion of minor items, a guarantee for which shall be the performance bond on sterlin Highlands No. 2 if agreed upon in their, letter of October 2 g 1 3rd. Councilman Spillers recommendation be approved that , seconded by C l movedCouncilman Royer Y and carried 01IIG HIGHLANDS GUARANTEE ELEC`PROLIER SYSTEM. Central Electric Company, Contractors, forwarded a letter addressed to the Sterling Highland Terrace Corporation guaranteeing electroliers for one year. City Engineer Jain was of- the opinion the ,guarantee should shoal d be addressed to the City. On motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by Council- man h4org an, City Engineer Jain was authorized to secure written guarantee addressed to ! Motion carried. k the City. i 3.&q, CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, FRANKLIN STREET EXTENSION. City Engineer Jain recommended extension of 7 working days due to the changes in design,- additional excavation required t for project structure, and as a result of flooding of their construction by water re- i leased from Upper Emerald Lake. On motion of Councilman Morgan, seconded by Council- man Spillers recommendation was approved. Motion carried. SO. PARKING ZONE WEST SIDE MIDDLEFIELD ROAD. Junior Chamber of Commerce recommended no parking zone west side Middlefield Road from Theatre Street to Jefferson Avenue between the hours of 4:00 and 7.00 PM to expedite flow of traffic. On motion of Councilman % Spillers, seconded by Councilman Morgan, recommendation of the Traffic Fact Finding I' Committee "No Parking Zone" was approved. Motion carried. f COIiCRETE DIVIDING STRIP EL CAMINO REAL. Junior Chamber of Commerce recommended solid raised (' CIO! concrete dividing strip to replace present chatter strips and double line. The Traffic i I 1 ' i Fact Finding Committee recommended approval and suggested that the Council request such an improvement by the State Division of Highways. This suggestion did not meet Y with the approval of the Council and on motion of Council Granger, seconded by Council- , man Spillers recommendation was denied. Notion carried. r kOPOSED WIDENING OF WOODSIDE ROAD AND MAIN STREET. The Junior Chamber of Commerce recom- mended widening of Woodside Road and Main Street to six lanes of traffic, four moving and two parking; realignment of Woodside Road between Kentfield and Valota Road to eliminate all or part of present curb; and establishing a 35 IGH Zone the entire length of Woodside Road within the City Limits. The third item has already been taken care of. In regard to the other two recommendations the Committee feels that while "= they may be desirable they are outside the jurisdiction of the Traffic Committee. On ! . mSpillers, of Councilman S seconded by Councilman Jones, the Traffic Committee was p rm them of their findings. directed to write the Junior Chamber of Commerce and infoI Notion carried. "EOghIENDED RED ZONES, HAZEL AVENUE AT EL CADTINO REAL. Recommendation of Traffic Fact g Committee was to establish red zones both sides of Hazel extendingback. 0 ft. r Findin C 4 s from El Camino Real. On motion of Councilman Spillers, City Attorney Currie was to { draw up the necessary ordinance, seconded by Councilman Royer, and carried. I j " 1ENDATION OF THE TRAFFIC COMMITTEE ESTABLISHING TWO HOUR PARKING ZONE AT CLINTON STREET HI �! $EVEN BROADWAY AND BREWSTER AVENUE. Committee recommends establishment of such a hours 8 A.M. of between the zone both sides of ClintonY Street in this block effective ted and 6 P.M, every day except Sundays and Holidays. City Attorney Currie was direc g seconded by Councilman to Prepare Prio Pre necessary ordinance on motion of Councilman r an, JOnea6'+ , and carried. �IIOR CHAMBEROF COMMERCE'S RECOMMENDATION FOR FOUR WAY STOP AT JAMES AND GRAND STREETS.