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428 ._ .. . _ _. .. . . . NOES, and against the passage and adoption of the foregoing resolution: Councilmen: NONE • AB3ENT: Councilmen: NONE . . . _ _ . .. .. _ . . , !':9 YY. 4V, HILTON � Mayor of the City oY Redwood City ,� �� ATTE9T: RALPH S DODGE ' Clerk of the City of Redwood C1ty I hereby approne the foregoing Resolution thie 18th day of July, 1946. VY. W. HILTON ' Mayor of the City of Redwoo City. alty Attorney McCarthy asked to have carried on the agenda the matter of further diecueaion of proposed ordinance gonerning the height of hedges. It was so ordered. This was the time set for the hearing of proteste for public improvements on Audson, Grand and Lincoln 3treete. City Clerk Dod�e advised that four written • proteste had beeri received and read the lettere receined from the four pro- testants, J. A. Ocegueda, 1606 Hess Road; Maria Mendina 3oares, parcel No. 118; Annie Agrotti, Rose Locatelli and Charles Agrotti, parcel No. 116; and E. F. Cerqui, parcel 119. These protesta were all in regard to the drainage p�rtion of the project.. Mr. Cerqui appeared peraonally before the Council and ex- presaed hie protests, After consideration discussion, in which City Engineer � Wilson, City Manager Hlom and the Council participated, Mayor Fiilton asked ' for further protestants. There were no additional protestants. Councilman Armstrong moved, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, the filing of affidavite of publication of notice of improvements in the official newepaper, poating of notices on streets affected, and of mailing of notices. Motion passed unanimously. Councilman Werder questioned whether a,15" drain plpe as included in the plans would be of suffioient size and aeked the City Engineer hie opinion about � making it a 24" pipe. City Engineer Vrilson advised that the engineers had beliened a 15" pipe sufficient and suggested that if the larger pipe were used that the increased cost be taken from eome funcl rather than changing the asseasment roll. This project is now being financed on a four-way eplit - Hudson Street Fund, Gas Tax Funds, Asseesment and City F�nds. It was the ' opinion of the City Engineer that the additional size pipe would increase the cost of the project approximately �1500. The question was asked that if the size of the pipe were increased whether the whole project would be delayed. City Attorney McCa.rthy advised that if the cost of the larger pipe were to be paid by the asseasment diatrict, the project would be delayed, however, 1 if the city abeorbed the cost the work could be proceeded with. City Mana- ger Blom advised Councilman 9Perder, in response to his inquiry, tha.t there were a few thousand dollare, in the gas tax fund that ha.ve not ae yet.been obligated. Councilman Granger expressed his dieapproval of using any more gas tax Yunds on this project, Hoveeder, the majority of the Councilmen • expressed the opinion that thie was a very important project and should be J