BOOK 25_1955-08-01 to 1955-11-28 (missing 1954-02-15 to 1955-08-01)

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C 441 magnitude to warrant the installation of a processing plant relatively close to the mining operation (i.e., along Bayshore Highway in Redwood City or San Carlos), I will set up such a processing plant. If such a plant is built, there will be a decrease in the $27.00 per ton handling cost, which decrease shall be reflected directly in the determination of profit as indicated above. A decrese in the handling cost will also be effected even though we do not find it feasible to..set up:our own plant, but do fiAd a more economical plant to process than that which has been used by us to date. It is agreed that mining operations will commence within one year from the date that this proposal is accepted. It is my opinion that there is at least 1,000 tons of ore on City property which contains approximately and t, it id. - - 8y Councilman excused from meeting -because illness h REPORT ONBID OPENING. PURCHASE OF250PARKINGMETERS FOR PARKINGDISTRICT. e Cit y Clerk read the City Manager's recommendation in which one bid had been received: Magee -Hale Park -O -Meter Company ........... . 050.00 per unit Discount for cash within 60 days .......... sf Spare parts and accessories sufficient for proper operation and servicing included at no extra cost. It was the City Manager's recommendation that this bid be awarded-.to..Magee-Hale,, payment to be made from Parking District Bond Funds. Councilman Britschgi moved acceptance of the City Manger's recommendation, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. Miss Dorothy Roberts and her Stars of Tomorrow presented the City with two more trophies, 31 and 32. Trophy #31 was won at Santa Cruz in the Native Sons and Daughter's parade. they were also presented with $25.00 with which they purchased a new banner. Trophy #32 was won in Gilroy at the Veterans of Foreign Wars' parade when the temperature was 1060. Councilman Granger received the trophies from Eddie Garcia and Louis Snider. REPORT FROM CITY ATTORNEY REGARDING LICENSE FEES, SECOND HAND STORES. The Attorney's office reported that they had been advised by the City Collector that San Carlos charges 040.00 per year; and Burlingame probably $25.0.0 per year. In their letter they stated that apparently some confusion exists with respect to the $100.00 deposit put up in the form of cash or a bond by any new business except second had stores and similar businesses as a guaranty that they will remain in business for a period of six months, and the $50.00 charged to second hand stores, which is not a deposit, but is the license fee for such a business. The deposit of $100.00 returned to the business after the six-month per period, while the $50.00 paid for second had stores and similar business licensed under