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199 Agenda 8: Canyon Road - Presentation~and àiscuss£on - City Mana- ger Ullrich: Mr. Ullrich advised that agreement had been reached with San Mateo County to participate in purchase of Canyon Road property, and the Thorn property-Community Park area, to 25% of the cost, plus l~~ of closing costs-title insurance, etc.-to ar " maximum of $26,500: that with this financial assistance from Co- unty, that city is adequately funded fQr these properties based on fiar market value: that maximum City could pay under the law is the fair market value; that Canyon Road property consists of 2.8 acres, approx. 121,968 sq. ft., with an 80' frontage on Canyon Road, and fair market value of $78,000: that County contribution will have no strings attached to it as to use or development; that the 2.8 acres would be considered as phase 1 of the total project; phase 2 would be securing authorizat~on from Hetch-Hetchy for land use-permit: and phase 3 would be acquiring balance of 20 acres in the canyon draw above the Hetch-Hetch r/w. Canyon Road Project - additiona11and acquisition, etc.: Commissioner Williams moved that we recommend to Council that City ~ager Uilrich proceed with determining values of adjacent properties previously recommended for .the Canyon Road park project and that land use rights be secured from the S.F. Water Dept. for their Hetch-Hetchy r/w, seconded by Commissioner Whitmore, and passed, Commissioners Knecht and Gooding being noted absent. (5/9/68). Agenda 9: Tahoe Proposal - City Manager Ullrich. Mr. Ullrich referred to letter from Mr". .Bramwell, Park & Recreation Director of San Jose, re that City's lease and use permit with the Feàera1 Government for 21 acres of the El Dorado National "Forst lands which they had planned to develop into a family campsite "park" for their community, and that after a master plan had been prepared for the property, and awel1 dug, etc., San Jose had se- cured a camping area from the City of Oakland which was completely ready for use7 that property involved-is approx. 1/2 mile from Lake Tahoe and about 3/4 of a mile from Fallen Leaf Lake, and that San Jose had an investment of $7,500 which they would want reim- bursement forJ that c~psite property would be available for bid to communities in the San Jose area and others. . Commissioner Wi1liams.moved that we recommend to council that the city Manager be authorized to investigate the City of San Jose family campsite property at Lake Tahoe with the idea of Redwood City taking over their use permit from the federal government for the 21 acres involved and bidding on improvements made by the City of San Jose, seconded by Commissioner Thompson, and passed.- Commissioners Knecht and Gooding being noted absent. (5/9/68) - ~ -