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e) 6 0 <br />ARB BLK� LOT <br />530 3A <br />.533 7 <br />533 12 <br />534 1 <br />503H 6A <br />339 7F <br />503H 3 <br />113 31 <br />NET DECREASE <br />OUNER <br />OLD • <br />NEN• <br />DIFF— <br />REASON <br />Milland Development Company <br />11129.85 <br />1,120.94 <br />— 8.91 <br />Acquistion by <br />State of California <br />California Pace Title Ins. Co. <br />64.62 <br />62.79 <br />— 1.83 <br />Acquistion by <br />State of California <br />California Pace Title Ins. Co. <br />76.83 <br />74.27 <br />— 2.56 <br />Acquistion by <br />State of California <br />California Pace Title Ins. Co. <br />19.30 <br />12.70 <br />— 6.60. <br />Acquistion by <br />State of California <br />111. F. & Elsie Di mey <br />158.34 <br />—158.34 <br />City acquired for <br />Industrial Way <br />Ralph Filice <br />984.06 <br />374.60 <br />—609.46 <br />Transferred to <br />Unsecured Roll <br />William Aller <br />166.78 <br />146.94 <br />— 19.84 <br />Acquired for Street <br />purposes <br />Wilda Rhodes <br />1.73 <br />82.58 <br />80.85 <br />Escaped assessment <br />$1,701.37 <br />The motion carried on roll call. <br />CITY ENGINEER REPORT REGARDING BRIDGES, KENTFIELD—PLAN AND VALOTA IMPROVEMENTS. In his report the City <br />Attorney stated that before proceeding with the preliminary spreads of assessments for this project, <br />and commencement of assessment proceedings, it will be necessary to determine the amount andarea over <br />which the cost of the culvert structures are to be assessed and the amount of City contribution, if <br />any, to the project. It is necessary that study and a decision by the Council be made at the earliest <br />1 <br />-possible date so that assessment proceedings can be started immediately to allow for start of <br />construction in the early Spring. This was followed by discussion in regrd to the situation and also <br />the matter that money will have to be made available if the City goes along with this. The Mayor set <br />a study meeting for January 16th. <br />The Mayor announced the study meeting for January 9th would be held at 8:00 P.M. with the Veterans Memorial <br />Building Commission. <br />The City Attorney explained to the Council that it was necessary to adopt a resolution exchanging sewer <br />easements between -the City and Axel Backlund and Hans & Norma Nissen. An error had been made in the <br />descriptions. Councilman Spillers offered RESOLUTION 2171 AUTHORIZING EXCHANGE OF CERTAIN DISCRIBED <br />SANITARY SE71ER EASEMENTS OF EQUAL VALUE BETWEEN CITY OF REDWOOD CITY AND AXEL G.BACKLUND AND HANS S. <br />NISSEN AND NORMA L. NISSEN, HIS WIFE, and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Weiss and carried <br />on roll call. <br />The City Attorney stated that he had a Resolution proclaiming printing week. Councilman Spillers offered <br />RESOLUTION 2172 PROCLAIMING JANUARY 13.19,.1957, AS PRINTING WEEK and moved its adoption, seconded <br />by Councilman Stout and carried on roll ca11. The City Attorney, when questioned, stated that he <br />could not find any record where the Mayor can sitn a proclamation. He stated that he would draw <br />up the necessary resolution giving the Mayor the authority to sign proclamations and bring same <br />back to the Council for approval.* <br />Councilman Granger moved to have a resolution drawn up transferring the$133000 from the Port to a special <br />Yacht Harbor Improvement Fund. This was followed by discussion in regard to the fund which is already <br />set up under the name of Aquatic Park Fund. Councilman Herkner seconded the motion. Councilman <br />Weiss read the follovring prepared statement: <br />So as to place this matter in its true perspective, I believe it no more than <br />appropriate that we have a complete understanding of the background leading to this <br />dividend of $p13,600 from the Port to the General funds of the city, and its relative <br />impact on the general financial program of the city, especially as affecting its ultimate <br />disposition and use. This is especially important when we realize that the Port has <br />several different proglems of considerable import under consideration and which can <br />involve considerable funds; namely the possibility of expenditure of some $15,000 more <br />or less for a survey of port facilities, its potentialities for'the future, its needs <br />for development and general finances; as well as the advisability of submitting to the <br />people a proposal for a bond ,issue of considerable magnitude. <br />For that reason I would like to read certain excerpts from the Port Commissions <br />minutes of November 13th as it affects this so called dividend of $p13,000, and I quote <br />"kepresentatived of the City{s Yacht Harbor Committee (Councilman Carl;HritsChgi, Caihirman <br />r:- <br />