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381 <br />and told him that the City has never, to his knowledge, classified the hospital in an industrial status. <br />He also outlined the proposed rates. This was followed by a very lengthy discussion. Councilman Granger <br />spoke about holding this matter over for a while for further consideration of industrial rates inside and <br />outside. This was followed by discussion. The City Attorney stated that he doubted the legality of the <br />change and setting up a separate rate for the hospital. <br />■ Councilman Spillers moved to carry this an the agenda for one week and have a study meeting this week, <br />J <br />Thursday night if possible, seconded by Councilman Granger. Councilman Granger stated that they could <br />.possibly change the rates for 1,000,000 gallon users. Councilman Weiss reported on rental charges outside <br />the City limits. The motion carried on roll call with Mayor Royer voting NO. <br />RESOLUTION APPOINT ATTORNEY FOR KENTFIELD-PALM-VALOTA IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT. The City Manager stated that he <br />rtalked this over with the City Attorney and because of the work load in his office it is the recommendation <br />of the City Attorney and because of the work load in his office it is the recommendation of the City Manager <br />that the firm of Currie, Lebsack and Hannig be hired as attorneys for this particular proceeding. The <br />City Attorney concurred in the City Manager's recommendation. Councilman Granger moved that this item be <br />referredtto the City Manager and he be authorized to act on the agreement and negotiate to the best <br />interest of the City and report back,to the Council, seconded by Councilman Herkner. Councilman Weiss <br />wanted to know what would happen if the project should fall through. The City Attorney stated that that <br />is why they asked that they be allowed to negotiate. Councilman Weiss,questioned the advisability of <br />exploring some substitute procedure that would provide the employment of an assistant to the City Attorney <br />and an additional engineer to process the spreading of assessments, such duties being in addition to any <br />other that may be necessary and required of such personnel. He suggested that this matter be studied by <br />the City Manager and the Council later. The Mayor asked the City Manager to have the facts on this for <br />study at budget time. This was followed by discussion after which the motion carried. Councilman Spillers <br />left the meeting at 9:47 P.M - <br />SAN MATEO.�COUNTY LIST OF CITY OWNED PROPERTY - SUGGEST APPLYING FOR CANCELLATION OF COUNTY TAXES. The following <br />is list of the property to be considered for cancellation of County taxest <br />Lot 6 <br />Block <br />A <br />Fay Redwood Gardens <br />Lot 14 <br />n <br />B <br />n n n <br />Lots 150 17, 20 <br />n <br />B <br />rr n n <br />Lots 5 and 6 <br />" <br />1 <br />Jefferson Avenue Addition <br />NEly 34.51 of Lot 2 <br />^ <br />3 <br />West Redwood # 1 <br />Lot 17 <br />n <br />8 <br />n It <br />25' x 355.6' of Lot A <br />it <br />13 <br />rr to <br />Lots 3, 4 52 6 <br />it <br />2 <br />Homestead Sub of Lot 48, Reese <br />Por. Sly z Block 2 <br />Hancock Addition Tract <br />Lot 23 <br />"37 <br />Central Park No, 2 <br />Lot 14 <br />It <br />41 <br />it . if it <br />Lots 33 and 34 <br />it <br />4 <br />Jefferson Acres <br />Councilman Herkner moved that the Council order the cancellation of taxes, seconded by Councilman Weiss <br />and carried on roll call, Councilman Spillers being noted absent. <br />aimThe City Attorney reported on the action he had been requested to do in regard to stopping annexation proceedings <br />of the Bohannon annexation to Menlo Park. He outlined the action which he took to carry out the Council's <br />wihhes. Under a gentlemen's agreement, the Menlo Park Council has agreed not to annex property north of the <br />present annexation. If the Council feels that this is sufficient then the City Attorney should be auth- <br />orized to drop their action in stopping the proceedings. The other action if for the Council to adopt a <br />resolution to proceed with the protest of the annexation. <br />One of the five property owners, in the 18 acres between the two parcels being annexed to Menlo Park, <br />addressed the Council. He stated that if this annexation is allowed that they will be forced to annex into <br />Menlo Park whether they wanted to or not. If they wanted to be annexed into Redwood City, they would have <br />to be annexed in the back way through the salt flats. This was followed by discussion. Councilman Herkner <br />moved that, in view of the points that were brought up tonight, they drop the suit and go along with the <br />