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3 Q/? � oV did reccmmend that if they _ were installed_ the revenue be kept in a separate fund t,o._provide_for oYf-street parking.. _ _. � ' Communication wa.s_ from the Redwood City.Traffic__Study Committee, recom- _ _ � mendi denial oP re uest of Cattich Bros. and Stevenson for reserved � �. _ 9 P�,rk= � � ing area in front of__their place of businese at 838 Hamilton 3treet. Coun- �. cilman Armstrong,moved, seconded bq_Counoilman �erder; that the_recommen- ' dation of the Traffic Btudy Oommittee be suetained, Motion paased.unani- mouslY. . . . .. Mr. Mark E, Ryan, former Fire Chief, addressed the Counoll streseing the need and importance oY adding the position of Fire Inspector to the Fire Depart- ment. He believed that for the safety of the citizens oP the community it ' was imperative that thia position be establiehed. . Councilman Britachgi offered introduction of ordinance amending Ordinance No. 371, seconded by Councilman McNulty. Under�the question, City Attorney Mc fl�rthy explained that the ordinance prohibited the eolicitation of Yunds for charity drivee unless approved by a coramittee. There wae eome discue- � eion in regard to the word "charity" and it wae agreed to delete this word from the ordinance. With the above deletion, the motion paesed unanimously. Mr. John Ayan appeared before the Counoil request of Mayor Hilton, and advised . that the Underpase Committee hae been attempting to reach a solution to the problem of an underpase and hoped to be able to make a reommendation soon. Councilman Armetrong moved, seconded by Oouncilman McNulty, filin� of affidavit of public,hearing in re�ard to public improvemente on Grand and Lincoln , Streets. Motion paeaed unanimouely. Mayor Hilton asked if there were any protests againet these improvementa. There were no protestants. Councilman McNultp offered Yor adoption reaolution determining to make improvements without compliance with the Investigation Act on Grand and Lincoln 8treete, seconded by Councilman Britechgi. On roll call, resolution was unanimously adopted: R:ESOLUT ION No. 345 DETERMINING TO MARE I�€PROVEMENTB VPITHOUT COhtPLIANCE 4YITH � ' INPEBTIGATION ACT. ' RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Redwood City, CaliYornia, that A�HEREA3, on the 3Td day of June, 1946, thie Council adopted Resolution No. 330 entitled "Resolution of Preliminary Determination to Make Public Improvements in arand Street between Roosevelt and Vera Avenues and in Lincoln Avenue between Fulton and Hudeon 6treets" to construct certain public improvemente more particularly therein described and did fix Monday , the 17th day of June, 1946 at 8 o'clock p.m, at the Council Chambers in the City Hall in eaid City ae the time and place when and where any and all per- eons interested may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the Oity Council ehould not find and determine that the public convenience and neces- sity require the improvements.described and referred to in said Reeolution without compliance with the Special Assesement Innestigatlon, Limitatiop and B�ajority Protest 6ct of 1931; and . WHEREAS, NOTICE of the adoption of said Resolution of Preliminary ' Determination and oY said time and place of hearing was �iven by the City Clerk�by publication and posting for the time and in the manner pronide in eaid Reeolution and in Ordinance No. 515 of said City, as appears Yrom affi- davits.on file with the City Clerk; and WHEREAS, No written objection to the undertaking of eaid prooeedings 4 without first complying with the provisions of said Investigation Act hae been filed with the City Clerk at or before the time fixed for thie hearing by persons interested, owning or haYing an interest in real property within the aeseaement dietrict, bearing their eignatures, a deacription of their � property, and a etatement of the nature of their interest therein; and �