BOOK 26_1955-11-28 to 1957-06-17

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207 Reconstruction of sidewalks in this subdivision has now been completed by the L. C. -Smith Company to our satisfaction. e This reconstruction was condition of the acceptance of these improvements when the rest of the work was completed in 19532 but due to litigation between the Land Development and Investment Company and the L. C. Smith Company the reconstruction was not completed heretofore. It is further recommended that the Land Development and Investment Company and L. C. Smith Company be formally advised of action by the City Council. ' Councilman Spillers moved approval of the City Engineer's recommendations, seconded by Councilman Herkner. City Engineer Jain stated that this should be subject to payment by the subdivider. This was included in the motion which carried. ATTORNEY WOODMAN REGARDING APPEAL OF MRS. BERGANTON ON PLANNING CO3MMISSION CONDITION TO RESUBDIVISION OF LOT ' 7, BLOCK 6, OAK KNOLL MANOR (CORNER HOPKINS AVENUE AND OPAL). Mr. Woodman asked the Council if it would be possible to set the hearing on the a bove-mentioned matter at no date earlier than July 30th, City Attorney Currie stated that the applicant and the Planning Commission should be notified of the time of the hearing. Councilman Granger moved that the public hearing be set for July 30th, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried. DIVISION OF HIGBTAYS REGARDING PROPOSED MAPLE STREET OVERCROSSING. The Clerk read the following communication received from the Division of Highways: Reference is made to your letter of June 14, 1956, concerning the meeting held on June 13.t. 1956.j by the Redwood City Couricil and various property owners, regarding the proposed Maple Street Overcrossing and to the questions raised at this meeting. The information requested by the City Council, as set forth in questions 1, 2, and 31 is submitted herewith: 1. From an engineering viewpoint, the Maple Street Overcrossing structure can be constructed to provide for the reailroad spur and a frontage road with the same maximum grades as now proposed. This would, however, raise the profile of the Maple Street extension and increase the length ' of the overcrossing structure. I 2. The approach ramps for such a revised structure could not be constructed within the presently proposed right of way. 3. The additional right of way for the revised ramps and structure would require an area of approximately 8,000 square feet if the profile were raised; however, this figure doe? not include any a dditional right of way for the railroad spur or the frontage road. i . It is our understanding that agreement was - reached on June 15, 1956, during an informal meeting held in Redwood City and attended by the Redwood City Council, City Manager, City Engineer, and State Division of Highways representatives that no changes are to be made in the plans for this project. It was generally agreed at this meeting that there are other ways that property owners in -the area can get railroad access. The plans for this project have been completed in accordance with the Freeway Agreement and subsequent agreements with the City Council, and it is anticipated that it will be advertised at an early date. Very truly yours, B. VT. Booker Assistant State Highway Engineer i Councilman Stout asked what alternatives were open for a different railroad line. Mayor Royer stated that it is the feeling of the Council that they did not want to delay the whole project and there seemed to be other possible solutions. Councilman Spillers moved that the letter be filed, seconded by Councilman Weiss and carried. APPLICATION FCR USED AUTO PERMIT, B & E AUTO LIQUIDATION, 1180 MAIN STREET (RUBS DENNY GARAGE). Councilman ' Spillers moved that the City Clerk be authorized toadvertise for a public hearing to be held in four weeks, seconded by Councilman Stout. Councilman Granger raised the question of the possibility of them bringing in some outside used cars. Councilman Weiss raised the question of the -name liquidation sale. This is not to be a liquidation sale, but is -only the name selected by the operators of the Used Car Lot. City Attorney Currie stated that this did not require any Council action. Councilman Stout withdrew his motion. Councilman Granger again raised the question of the title of the business. 0