BOOK 28_1960-07-25 to 1960-12-19

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Xr i 53 "We have reviewed your letter to this office dated November 25, 1960 which d elineates the changes to the plans and specifications of the Redwood City Municipal Marina. We have estimated that the time required to make these changes and have revised plans, specifications and contract documents ready for rebidding would amount to approximately $4500.00, based on our minimum charge rates. This estimate does not include printing costs or reworking the Feasibility Report in the event:, the City chooses to process their.application for the additional $303000 recently approved by the Small Craft Harbor Commission. It appears from the summary of costs prepared by Dick VPilkinson on page 3 of his letter, to Mr. Richards, Chief of the Division of Small Craft Harbors, that the $30,000 additional loan may not ' be necessary. It is also our wish that this project be under construction as soon as possible -.01 Councilman Royer moved adoption of RESOLUTION NO, 3260 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF SUPPLE- MENTARY AGREEMENT FOR CONSULTING SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH DEVELOPMENT OF REDWOOD CITY MUNICIPAL MARINA, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried unanimously on roll call. ' Councilman Rosselli moved adoption of RESOLUTION N0, 3261 CONCERNING CONTRIBUTION BY CITY OF REDWOOD CITY TO STATE OF CALIFORNIA FCR IMPROVEMENT AT FIVE POINTS INTE RSECTION BY CONStRUCTION OF FULL INTERCHANG: STRUCTURE, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried unanimously on roll call. REQUEST 'OF VIRGIL MASARIE AND SON FOR VARIANCE FROM STRICT APPLICATION OF SIDEWALK ORDINANCE FCR TWO DRIVE- WAY APPROACHES AT 230 ROOSEVELT AVENUE. The City Manager had no objections to the granting of this variance. Councilman Royer moved to grant the variance subject to obtaining a minimum of 44 feet between the driveways (MINUTE ORDER #60-260), seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. COMMUNICATIONS: Pearce, McAllister, & Thorsell regarding construction time on Parking Lot No. VI, was outlined by The City Manager. State of California, Department of Finance, requested that the City incur no maintenance costs on Union Cemetery from date of receipt of this letter until they have been able to explore all of t he ' possibilities of an idea they now have under considerAtionin conjunction with the Union Cemetery* Councilman Granger moved to refer this letter for investigation and clarification to our represent- atives in Sacramento, Assemblyman Britschgi and Senator Dolwig (MINUTE ORDER #60-261)3 seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. Ampex Professional Products Company expressed their appreciation to the Fire and Police Departments for their splendid cooperation and prompt service in response to a bomb hoax warning received over the telephone on November 30th. North Fait Oaks Property Owners' Association expressed their thanks to the Council for their contri- buting part in the Middlefield Road New -Look Activities. Annie Maggs, 514 Oak Park Way., expressed.her appreciation for the action taken last week with regard to the Emerald Lake water problem. Division of Small Craft Harbors submitted a letter Stating that tabulations show it is not necessary for the City to borrow the additional $303000. ' The City Manager called the Councilors. attention to the fact that the terms of the following members of the Veteran's Memorial Commission will expire December 31, 1960: Ferris Miles, Arthur Inman and Clyde Crippen. The City Manager was asked to contact the members to see if they woald consider serving another term. ' Letter from Foster & Kleiser regarding the public service billboard was read. Councilman Rosselli moved adoption of RESOLUTION NO. 3262 CONGRATULATING SEQUOIA UNION HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM AND COACH JOSEPH MARVIN, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried unanimously on roll call. Claims 34861 through 34990, totaling $171,544.17, were ordered paid on motion 1of Councilman Fields3 seconded by Councilman Stehle and carried. Councilman Rosselli moved that the meeting be adjourned, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. Meet-