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. 4 5 �� ' com laint. Motion seconded b Counc'ilman Mcl�TUlt and unanimousl P Y Y Y Passed. � The meeting was adjourned at 10:15 A. M. � �� MINtTTE5 OF THE ADJO ED MEETZNG � OF THE CITY COUNCIL '� REDI'lOOD C ITY � August 12, 1946 �.,; V On roll call the following were present: Councilmen &icNulty, Swift, lterder and Granger, Also present were Chief of Police Collins, City Collector ' Miramontes, City Clerk Dodge, City Attorney Paul A. �cCarthy and City Ma.nager Blom. Absent tivere Councilmen Armstrong and Britschgi and Mayor Hilton, � On motion of Councilman MeNulty, seconded by Councilman P�'erder, Councilman Gra.nger was unanimously elected Mayor pro-tem.. , TRATLER COURT, Approval of Council: Eugene J. Roy, 1930 Bayshore Highway, � presented plans for additional accommodations for fifty trailers at Rose Roy Trailer Court. He assured the Council that he wa.s familiar v�ith the ordinance governing the'conduct of trailer courts and that the diagram uras in conformity thereto. He stated that plans and specificatione � would be presented to the Building Inspector; that electric and plwnbing work would be done by licensed contractors. On motion of Councilman iVerder, seconded by Councilman Swift, preliminary approval of the Coun- cil vras granted, subject to furtner consideration of the full Council when pla.ns and snecifications are presented. �r. Roy asked the consent of the Council for the use of a dedicated roadway running� to the rear of the property to be used for the proposed extension of the trailer ' court. Attorney McCarthy informed the Council that no action wae re- � quired on the question of the use of the dedicated roadtivay for ingrese,� and' egresa. Mr. Blom pointed out the responsibility of keeping the roadway in condition and free of weeds, and suggested that the respon- sibility could be shared, by agreement, with the other adjoing owners. SEd.'AGE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL-2nd Supplemental Engineering Contra.ct: City Manager Blom submitted a second supplemental contract e�ith 4�. C. Frost � for engineering v�ork on sewage treatment and disposal plant to the ,�.�::, members of the Council. r4r. Blom explained that the necessity for the second supplement agreement arose in connection with the application of the City to the State for a portion of the cost of the project: that the original contract and first supplement tnereto were not as explicit as they might be as to the compensation of the engineer: It ,. had been agreed that the intent of the contract evas to allow three per . cent for the preparation of plans and specifications, up to the time of the avtard of contract, and one percent for supervision of perfor- ' mance of the contract. This rate of compensation is made specific in the second supplemental agreement, i�hich also provides for a re-estimate of the cost of the project, The original estimate v,as �$300,000 the , present estimate is �456,000, due partly to the combination of our plant ~with San Mateo County to take care of North Fair Oaks sewage, and partly to rapidly rising costs. Mr. Blom recommended a withholding of 10 per � • �