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i. � � • Sealed bids on sidev�alk improvemen�s under-Resolutione of Intention_1G45-1,_ _. . . , 19�+5-2, 19�+5-3 and 1945-4, were opened and the follov�in� bids received: 1945-i 19�+5-2 1945-3 1945-4 ' Total Bid Total Bid Total Bid Total Bid Peninsula Pacific Construction Co. �15,16j.5� � 9,196.72 $�12,4 �1 a. soaa ana so��a i6,3�5.03 l0,190.96 i3,449.�� 14,57o.i7 L. C. Smith 11,�73.01 7,l0�.02 °,406.2� 10,163.5E� P. Sorensen � � 11,25F.24 b,959.6� 9.197.9� 9,950.36 ��I. Pleb er� 11, 06�F:: 2�? 6, 661. �1 �, 762. 39 9, 523 • 92 R. G. Cliffor.d 10,774.21 6,711.12 no bid, 9,950.36 ' The mattE�• v�as. laid over until later in the meetin� to a11oti�J �he engineer time to compute tne bids. Mr. A. Klan� appeared before the Council iii re�ard to a building at the corner o� Oak and El Carsino Real. City Attorney h�icCarthy explained to the Council tiiat at the direction oi Building Inspector Duncan he had prep�+red the � appropriate r.otices to insitute ab�.tement proceedin�s a6ainst this builoing and that the matter �vould be formally presentec� at the next' meetin� o? the Council. P.4r. Klan�; advised tLa� Yie h2d definite and concrete pla.ns to build � a neia building as soon as possible and asked the Council to grant him per- � mission to lezve the buildin� as it is until that time. He has the build.ing rented to a real estate a6eni, on a month to month basis �rho i��ill move in as soon as the Council gr�nts L�4r, K1an� perr�iseioil for him to do so. He said he ' ovnzed the lot nexi; to the DTipa Hut to ��hich he could move this buildin� but 'e.that he ivould prefer to keep it �a*here it is temporarily untii he can build a nevr building in lvhich he plans to conduct a home furnishin�s ane appliance store. City P.4ana�er I�e�d explained that he had been instructed to not a11ow � the buildin� to be occupied a(�ain zald for th�t reason abatement proceedings had Ueen instituted. I�,�Iayor Hilton asked if P,4r. Kiang had otivned the buildin� t��hen the instructions v�ere r�iven to the City P;iana�er, to v�hich I�Ir. Klan� re- plied that he had not and that the person irom 1=rhom he bought the puylding � � nad not ini'ormed him o� the instructions. It �.�ras the �;eneral consensus oi the Council tha.t i:hej� would be �villing to carry the matter on the a�enda from month to month. Councilm�n A�aerson asked P:ir. Klan�; if he iuiderstood that he ` acquired no rights about the buildin� beirg left there znd that the Council could remove it at any tine. I�r. Klan� si�;niPied that he L�nderstood that to ' be the case. Councilman Anderson moved, seconded Uy Councilman Fletcher, th2.t the matter be ca.rried on the a�enda for the iirst meeting in June. Pdotion passed �vii,h Councilma,n Arnstrong vot?ng in the negative. City A�torney P.4cCarthy reported tnat he had attended a meeting of the Peninsula, ' Division of�the Lea�e of Ca].zfornia Cities in San Jose zt i�hicl2 t3me he pre- sented a resolution wliich the Council recently p�ssed reaueetin� the Board of Supervisors to consi_d_ez• coordinatin� the city and cowity planiiir� conmissions by h�vin� �, representUtive oi the county plar.nin� commission on the city con- missions. He re,�orted that the ide�.tivas favor�,bly received by the Lea�ue and tlla.t he had been appointed chairra�n of a commitcee to i�rork out a plan v;hereby • this could be accomplished.