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41$ . _ . : . . situa.ti,on and advice as to the coet involved to both city and�the em- ployee to cha.nge over to the new plan.. It was the recommendatio�n of,.City � Manager Blom that both eurveys,.be made. Councilman Granger moved, seconded � w, by Councilman McNulty,_thet the City Manager be authorized to enter into � , � a contract with the State_Emnloyees' Retirement to have both of the �� above mentioned surveye made._ Motion pa.ssed unanimously. City Attorney.�cCarthy adnised that the proposed ordinance covering sewer service , charge_was not ready for preeentation and asked that it be carried on the agenda, Councilman Granger aeked that each Councilman be supplied with a copy of the ordinance before it is presented. The matter was placed on the agenda. , City.Attorney McCarthy adniaed that in preparing an amendment to Ordinance No.460 to allow use permits he had followed the county ordinanoe which provides � Yor variances to be granted rather than rezoning property in certain inetan- ces. It was the general consensus of opinion of the Council that this ordinance should be studied more thorougYily, beYore any action ia taken and City Attorney t�cCarthy was asked to supply each member of the Council with � a copy before the neat meeting. � , There wae some discuseion in regard to the proposed ordinance regulating the height of hedgea on corner lots. City Attorney McCarthy advised he had obtained a copy of the Palo Alto ordinance and cited some of its provisions, It was decided that fences should be included in the ordinance as well as hedges and also that the proviaions should apply to parking stripe. City Attorney McCarthy asked to have the matter deferred until the adjourned ' meeting to be held July 18th at which time he would present a draft of the proposed ordinance for the approval of the Council. City Attorney McCarthy presented for the approval, of the Council a proposed amendment to improvement procedure ordinance providing for vehicle parking district. After some discuseion, �ayor Hilton aeked�the City Attorney to furnish membera of the Council with copies of the ordinance and the matter was held over until the next regular meeting of the Council. • City Attorney McCarthy presented resolution declaring Valota Road sewers, Hampton Court to Woodside Road, a health safety measure. Councilman Armstron offered resolution declaring Valota Road sewers, Hampton Court to Woodside Road, a health safety measure, and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman R'erder, On roll call, resolution wae unanimouslq adopted. ' R E S 0 L U T I 0 N No. 360-A DETEFtA4INING THAT THE CON3TRUCTION OF A 3E7�ER IN VALOTA ROAD FROM HAMPTON COURT TO iN00D3IDE ROAD IS NECE3SARY AS A HEALTH MEA3UAE, YPHEREAB, Dr. Charles C. Gans, Health Officer of the City of Redwood City. has recommended in writing to this City Council, that the construction.of a ' sanitary sewer in Val'ota Road from the center of Hampton Court to Woodside Road is necessa.ry as a health measure; RE30LVED, by the City Council of the City of Redwood City, that said recommendation of Dr. Charlee C: Gane be apread upon the minutes of this Council and that this Council does hereby find and determine that the aon- etruction of said sanitary sewer is necessary as a health measure and that thereYore the provisions of the Special Assesement, Investigation, Limitation and �ajority Protest Act of 1931, as now embodied in Diniaion 4 of the Streets and Highwaye Code of this 9tate are not applicable to the proceeding for the conetruction of said sanitary eewer; � . FURTHER RE30LVED, that the City Engineer of the City be.�and he ia hereby . J