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� 377 2, Excepting as hereinafter stated, the cost of said ivork and improvements � sna.11 be assessed against property abutting the portions of said streets where said work and irnprovements are to be constructed, proportionated to the front footage of such propert;� tr,ereon, vritn an adjustment for corner lots; � .. 3. Notice is hereb� gi�en tha:t serial Bonds to represent the unpaid assessments and bear interest at tne rate of not to exceed five per cent (5%) per annu:a will be issuen pursuant to Article I Section 3 and Section 5 of . Ordinance No. 333 of said City, commonly knorrn and nesigr.ated as Redwood City Irnprovement Procedure Ordinance, adoroted Ma.rcn 41, 1932, as a.mended, the last installment of which bonds shall ma.ture nine (°) years from the second day oP ' Ja.nuary next succeeding october fifteentn (15) follotving their date. 4. Except as herein other�vise provided for the issua,nce of bonds, all of the above nroposed work.shall be done in pursuance of tne-provisions of Article I of said Redwood City Imnrovement Procedure Ordinance. 5. Notice is hereby given that r.TOnday the 17tn day of June, 1946, at the hour of eight o'elock P.hS, at tne Council Cnambers of the City Council of said City in the City Hall thereof are nereby fixed as tne time and place ' wrien and where an� and all persons interested ma,y appear a,nd s:�o�� cause, ii any tney have, why the City Council snould not find and determine tnat the public convenience and necessity require the improvernents described and re- ferred to in this resolution witnout further cor�pliance with the Special As�ss=- • ment Investiga.tion, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931. 6. The City Clerk shall give notice of the adoption of this resolution by publishing a Notice of Propoaed Local Improceraent once.in the Redwood City Tribune, a daily neyvspaper, published and circulated in said City, and by posting same on or near the Council Cnamber door of said Council, said Posting and publication to be had at least ter, days before said date of hearing. • Tne above and foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted by the Couneil of tne City of Redwrood City at a regular rneeting thereof t�eld on the 3rd day of June, 194E, by the follovring vote: AYES, and ir. favor of the passage and �doption.of the foregoing• Resolu- tion: Councilmen: ARIv?ST�OPdG, BRITSCHGI, GRAtIGF,R, �cNULTY, Sl"lIFT, UdERDER and HIL'PON. NO�S, and aga.inst the passa.ge and adoption of t;�e fore�oino Reselution: Councilmen: NONE ABSENT: Councilmen: NONE ' t9. t�l. HILTON Mayor of the City of Redwood City ATT�ST: RALPH S. DODGE C1erk of the City of Redwood City �. I"nereby a.pprove the foregoing Resolution this _ � 3rd day of June, 1946 • W. d'l. HILTON Mayor of the City of Redv�ood City City Ma.nager Blom presented sketch of property in rear of stores on west eide of Main Street and explained that it would be neces�ary to start condemnation proceedings to irnprove the alley. Councilman Granger,noved, seconded by ' Councilman Swift, that trie necessary steps be taken to institute condemnation proceedinge on this property. Motion passed unanimounsly. City Mana�er Blom advised tha.t tne Flant Ruober and Asbestos Cornpany is planning to make an addition to their plant which will make it necessary for the city to find a nevf access road to the city dun?p or to find a neM city dump, inas- ' rnucri as the city is using a roadway over their property at the present time. Tnere is a tenta.tive plan to move the dump to Harbor Blvd, next to the ac- cess road that leads to the San �iateo County Pumping Sta.tion. Negotiations are underv�ay to see if the Leslie Balt Company mould perrnit the city to use that area as a di;mping place. The Sonthern Pacific Company ha,s also been •. contacted to see if they ha.ve any objections to the site. He asked for � �