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64 � 0 � FU!?TT?L:R RESOIl�V'ED that the minutes of �aid meeting of January •15, ^ Ci 1945 be corrected to read as follows: �+ � � "A motion of Councilr,ian Fletcher, seconded by Councilraan McNulty `� � that the affidavit of publication of the ordinance described in the next succeeding paragraph relating to an investigation pro- � ceeding preliminary to the adoption of a resolution of intention for the construction of any public improvement, etc., be filed, was unariimously adopted. "The:eupon Councilman Fletcher moved the adoption of' the ordi- nance entitled �Providing and Investigation Proceeding Prelin- inary to tho Adoption of any Rosolution of Intention for tho Construction of eny Fublic Improvement or the Acquisition of an,y . Property for Public Use or both where the Cost thereof is to be � PaSd in Whole or in Part by Speoial Asaes�sment"upon Property and Prescribing the Tima and Manner of Notice of Yublic Hearing , Thereon before the Adoption of' such Resolution of Intention�, which motion was seconded by Councilman P.4cNulty. On:�roll call • soid ordinance was passod and edoptod by the unanimous vote of all councilmen preaent, Councilmen prmstrong and Britschgi.being absant. Said ordlnance is numbered 515." • FURTHER RESOL�!ED that the clerk be and he is hereby directed to , correct the minutes of each of said meetings in accordance with this raeolution. ' O Passed and adopted by the Council of the City of Redwood City at a regular meeting thereof held on the 2nd day of July, 1945, by the followin� vote: City pttorney flfcCarthy advised that he had written Richard Carpenter, General Consul of the League of Calii'ornia Citios, advisinU him the the council had with reluctance cancelled taxes on a lot at the re- - quest of the Veterans� lNelfare Board upon his advice that they had no other alternative. He asked Mr. !;arpenter if, in liis opinion, tha � Council could ha ve required payment of these texes. �dr. Carpenter replied to his letter end concurred in the opinion that Mr. McC�rthy had rendered the council and said that he believed if the matter rvere � to be brought up in court Mr. McCarthy�s opinion would be upheld. Citq Attorney McCar�hy advised that the Cour�ty Tax Colle ctor had given notice of sale of' property deeded to the Stete f or delinquent taxos of approximately 55 parcels of land, the sale to be held July 25th. There are six lots within the City of Redy�ood �ity included in tha o sale. He stated that the Council had authorizad him to request the Poard of Supervisors to cancel taxes on lots in Redwood City and re- commended that the council request the postponing of the sale of the lots within the city. He believad the matter miaht be aeted upon b3* the Board of Supervisors so that the taxes will b e cancelled and � the city could se,�l the lots and redeem the w hole proceeds. Council- man Anderson moved, seconded by Councilman idcNulty, that the Tex Col- lector':be requested to postpone the sale of six city lots publishod in the Tax Colle ctor�s notice of sale of' public property set f or July � 25th. The motion passed unanimously. • O I