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

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desir- e blamed' e so e the would ritten ed, S his D BY organ uncal- , the ring ood. ad 0 as a rous have ther 1 the ntact s, 1 arly Im Ttl Lman an to • TU,iATE PAUL ADAMSON INTERSEPTOR SEVVERS PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. Approval for 437 t of 05222 was recommended by City Engineer Jain and was authorized on motion of roy'en 1s0oilman Royer, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. Discussion followed re- 0interseptor sewers to serve the area west of E1 Camino Real, Cit ding y Engineer !fain stated that because of abandon of easement adjacent adjacent to Bekin Company ding necessitated expenditure of considerable money in laying interseptor sewer )fines in that area. City Attorney Currie will check into the matter in an effort .to I,,, secure the easement in the original location. iIPSTDIATE STEVENSON PACIFIC -HENDERSON, FIREHOUSE No. First progress estimate mounting to 7277.49 was authorized on motion of Councilman Morgans seconded by Coun- ,`man Jones and carried. C011SIDERATION USED CAR LOT, R. MAZZONI, 2005 El Camino Real. After protest was ,Diced by City Collector Paul E. Perrin, Councilman Morgan moved request for permit to iprefused, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. ,10FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS, RUBY, VIRGINIA, AND OAK STREETS. City Engineer Jain sub- dtted a petition for full street improvements from property owners along Oak Avenue !tween Fairview Avenue and Ruby Street, Virginia Avenue Between Oak Street and the Creek, northwest of Redwood Avenue, and on Ruby Street between Oak Avenue and the treek northwest of Redwood Avenue. The petition represents 100% of the property owners os Virginia Avenue, 86% on Oak Avenue and 29% on Ruby Street with an overall percen- lege of 63.82%. City of Redwood City owns Lots 1 and 2, Block 9, Vilest Redwood upon Loh an assessment of 6750 would be assumed by the City. It was suggested that in- imah as the Engineer's Office was loaded up to capacity with work that this job be (paned out to a local Engineer. Recommendation approved on motion of Councilman {loemer, seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried. 1CFACT FINDING COMDIITTEE RECOMMENDED NO PARKING ON VARIOUS BROADWAY LOCATIONS FOR 1110YCLE RACKS, and recommended ordinance establishing bicycle parking zones in the !following locations. i Southeast corner of Jefferson Avenue off Broadway Northeast corner of Jefferson Avenue off Broadway Southeast corner of Middlefield Road off Broadway Northwest corner of Middlefield Road off Broadway Southeast corner of Hamilton Street off Broadway Southwest corner of Hamilton Street off Broadway Northwest corner of Hamilton Street off Broadway Southeast corner of Winslow Street off Broadway Southwest corner of California Street off Broadway locations were approved on motion of Councilman Royer., seconded by Councilman l carried, City Attorney Currie to prepare the necessary ordinance. OF TRAFFIC FACT FINDING COMMITTEE REGARDING N0. PARKING ANA LIDIITED PARKING ROADWAY front of National Motor bearing was approved on motion of Councilman onded by Councilman Herkner and carried. City Attorney to prepare necessary 1p0A ALLEGED DAMAGES, NEWTON HART GONZALES, 2037 Jefferson Avenue. The claim was denied ted referred to the insurance carrier on motion of Councilman Royer, seconded by Council' "Organ and carried. OF SUCCESSOR TO A. BLAKELY, member of Planning Commission, placed on agenda for 't.stin6 of January 21st. Councilman Morgan moved reappointment of Francis Britschgi �suceee Councilman Jones and carried. d himself for a full term, seconded by '�NER ROLIsorlS RECOMMENDATION ENDA.PIOTd TIiAT ALL UNUSED DEPARTMENTAL TELEPHONE APPROPRIATION I ' ANSFERRED TO MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS SUPPLIES AND SERVICES ACCOUNTS and that all ' I rI , �I � f, I