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

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46 trees adjoining the alley; garage and the damage to the shrubbery and small ectad to the amount of assessment; Sr., 42 Harrison Avenue, obj California, owner of Lots 2 George W. Clarkson, Burlingame, William R. Goaper, 1250 Oak Grave Avenue, and 3, Block 18, stated Bell Construction Company had procured elevations of proposes 't Engineer so that two triplexes which were to be constructed could alley from the City built according to that infor- always be properly drained, and the buildings were feted they were several inches above the figure mation. When the alleys were comp floods when it rains. He asked that this case be given his contactor and driveway , Hewlett Harald R. 227 Harrison Avenue, investigated and condition be corrected, inches higher than the property owner of Lot 7, Block 11, claimed the pavement was 11} ot been able to use the driveway since it was finished, and the line and he and n is caving in. He thought the assessment was out of line and caked �a is fence eared and protested Inequality of assess. be given attention, Mr. Clarkson also appeared that $2.85 or 03.00 had been the ments.- Assistant Engineer M. Carozza exp Pure was $3.05, the variance in estimated figure per running foot and the final fi . concrete utters were put in in order to assessments was due to intersection c°ere designed to meet the street at each end. drain water to streets andthe alleys Mr. Johnson, 862 Cleveland Street, appeared and stated his fence leaned over and could not be moved either way. Mr. Carozza stated that the City Engineer and de Inspector had gone over each installation and repairs earn �� taabo twhere repl acing $Te complaints, however, he stated there was nothing in th fences that encroached the line and were not in line with the alignment. They could go back and check the area.. Councilman Morgan moved that this be referred back to the City Engineer and a further report brought in at the next meeting' that the hearing be duly and regularly continued to July 17th, seconded by 'Councilman Royer and carried. Mr. Cooper asked that the Engineer review this and contact his contractor who built the apartments. VIRGINIA AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS. Affidavits of posting and mailing were ordered filed by the Mayor. PUBLIC HEARING - VIRGINIA AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS. There were no oral or written protests - RESOLUTION No. 896 CONFIRMING ASSESSMENTS AND ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM, VIRGINIA AVENUE IMPROVMIRNTS. Councilman Morgan offered resolution and moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on eoll call, Councilman Spillers noted absent. R E S 0 L U TI ON No. 896 RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENTS AND ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM VIRGINIA AVENUE WHEREAS the Council of the City of Redwood City on July 18, 1949, duly and regularly passed and adopted Resolution No. 746, declaring its intention to make certain improvements in the City of Redwood City, more particularly described in said resolution and to which resolution reference is hereby made for further particulars; and WHEREAS an assessment diagram was prepared and approved by the Council of the City of Redwood City on April 3, 1950, to which diagram reference is hereby made for further particulars; and WHEREAS SAID IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED; and WHEREAS proper notice of the filing of said assessment was given by the Olerk of the City of Redwood City by posting, causing to be published and mailing notice, of the assessment to each person owning property proposed to be assessed therefor, as said persons' names and addresses appeared on the last equalized assessment roll for City taxes; and WHEREAS a hearing was held on July 3, 1950 in the City Hall of the City of I EX3 cot Ret uli me Cot ATT, PUBLIC HE obje Gram sect to resi be i f. busj { a r. - PROPOSED of F PUBLIC HF RANG cost Jon.. ABANDONME Comm- reco Cour hear and APPLICATI Skli Taxi nevi