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. .. � <br /> 412 that bond funds could not be used. There was also diecuasion ae to. how the <br /> . Yacht.Harbor came to be under the juriediction of the Port which • <br /> �uas explained by City Attorney McGarthy as having been done by Charter amend- <br /> � <br /> ment in 1937. It was suggested by Councilman Werder that there be a joint "� <br /> - - �� <br /> meeting of the Council and the Port Commiesion and an attempt made to solve � <br /> the problem. Mr. Fredlund asked that,a member of the Yacht Club be allowed <br /> to attend this meeting, It was decided that a joint meeting would be held ' <br /> with the Port Commission and the Recreation Commiseion. <br /> Councilman Armstrong offered for adoption resolution ordering plans and specifi- <br /> cations for the impronement of Redwood Villa Park, seconded by Councilman <br /> McNulty. On roll call, resolution wae unanimously adopted. ' <br /> R E S 0 L U T I 0 N No. 359 <br /> REBOLUTION OF INTENTION No. 1946-3 <br /> ORDERING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONB FOR IMPROVED�ENT3 IN REDWOOD VILLA <br /> PARR. <br /> RESOLVED, by the City Council oP the Citq of Redwood City, that �411sey <br /> & Broughton be and they are hereby directed to prepare and submit to thie <br /> City Council plans, epecifications, profiles and estimate of cost, sesess- � <br /> ment diagram and assessment Por the public improvementa described in <br /> Resolution No. 323 of thie City Gouncil entitled "Resolution of Preliminarq <br /> Determination to ffiake Public Improvementa in Redwood Villa Park" excepting <br /> the portion of the property described in paragraph (b) of Exhibit "A" <br /> attached thereto pertaining to improvement of Park Street,from the south- <br /> westerly end thereof to the southweaterly line of Cypress Btreet. <br /> The above and foregoing Reaolution was passed and adopted by the <br /> Council of the City of Redwood City at a regular meeting thereof held on the <br /> lst day of July, 1946, by the following note: <br /> AYES,.and in favor of "the,:passage and adoption of the foregoing Resoln- <br /> tion: Councilmen: ARMSTRONG, SRITSCHGI, GRANGER, MeNULTY, 3WIFT, }4ERDER ' <br /> and HILTON. <br /> NOEB: Councilmen: NONE <br /> ABSENT: Councilmen: IdONE <br /> W. W, HILTON <br /> Mayor of the City of Redwood City <br /> ATTEST: <br /> RAL'PH S. DODGE <br /> Clerk of the City of Redwood City • <br /> I hereby approve the Yoregoing Resolution this <br /> lst day of July, 1946 <br /> W. ➢P. HILTON <br /> Mayor of the City of Redwood City <br /> City Attorney MaCarthy asked that conaideration of aznendment to Ordinance No.460 ' <br /> to allow use permits be deferred inasmuch as he had not had an opportunity <br /> of conferring with the County Planning Commiesion or Hahn and Campbell, the <br /> maeter planners. The matter was carried on the agenda. <br /> City Manager Blom.adviaed he had diecussed with J. J. Jordan, super3ntendent of <br /> the 3outhern Pacifio Company, the matter oY pedestrian safety devices at the ' <br /> Broadway crossing. Full gates were not thought desirable because of the <br /> traffic nuieance it would cause, It wae thought that the present protection <br /> was sufficient automobile traffic but that the pedestrian traffic should <br /> have better protection. Mr. Jordan has turned the matter over to a signal <br /> expert vaith a view to working up a preliminary plan for installation of <br /> • <br /> I <br />