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r 6.9 • Communication was received from Michael Counihan protestin� payin� garba�e „ fee in advance. City ,Menr��er Mead advised that all garba�e bills are paid in advance and that Mr. Counihan was not being discrininstod against. ' CounciLnan P:IcNulty moved, seconded by Cotzncilmen Fletcher, thst a latter be addressed to tdr. Counihan advising that he was not being discrir�inated against es that was the rule f or all garbaga bills. Motion passod unani- mously. , Communication was received from J. R. Fogal regarding taxes on 25 foot lot. . City Man�ger MeAd advised that this matter had beon b efore tho Councll sometime ago and that the c�ouncil directod that action be taken to see if the lot could be sold to ad�oining property ownars. These owners had not made a reasonable offer and ;v]r. Fogal had been so advised and also advised that the citp could d o nothing further in the matter. Councilrian Arrlerson • exprossed the opinion that ir�smuch as Tdr. FogA1 had originally purchased the lot in a tax sale he did not fee that the city Kas obligatc�d in any wap. Councilman Armstror� moved tha�t �the City Clerk be instructed to advise Mr. Fogal that the City Council is viithout authority to cancel taxos or rofund any money on this lot. The motion was secondod by �ouncilnan Grangor and passed unanimously. � Coyununication was received from Nelle L. Miramontes, City Tax �ollector, advising '. that the roal estate committee had approved tho sale of certain lots by Ssn Mateo Cour.ty and that tt�e sale price did not meet all the deli�}quent bonds. She esked that the Council cancel the sum of ?�672.64 on N.E. 1/4 of I'.ot 5, Elocic 11, Oek Knoll Manor on Bond Series F and the sum of �p131.95 be can- celled on Lots 6, 7, Block 11, S:veeney�s Addition on IIond Serios I. Council- man Fletcher,nmoved, secondad by Councilman Anderson, that the above amounts be cancellad on these lots. Motion passed unanimously. • Communication was roceived from F. Pi. Ho�g edvising that in ordor to put road through lmoperty formerly owned by ?dr. rAunson he needs Lots 8 and 9 of Alock 1 of Redwood Oaks. He advised that he had been able to buy Lot 9, but that the owner of Lot 8 was asking an out-of-the-question pr1Ee for Lot 8 and said that he �vould pay it if' neceasary but asited that the cit3 institute an ' eminent domain auit to acquire this lot for the 'r.oad to be openec7. He advised that he was puttin� up �400.00 in the Peninsula Title �Comp�r►y to guarantee that he will pay the amount for the lot if nocassary. City pttorney 1,icCarthy ed- vised this would be a proper procedure but he believed the �400.00 guarantee s should b e placad with the city rathar than the title company. IIe hed prepared ' the necessary resolution to proceed with the condemnation proceedings. Mr. Hogg agreed to deposit�the money with the city. Councilman Anderson offered ,• \