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, _ , t 4�4 � : .. . . . . ; ftiture development of sirports in the county recommenda ,,,, � installations with.the'exception present.�overnment_,st'iip at,,Half Moon Hay be located in the area between the.Bayshore Highway and the Haq. � � The plan doee aot affect the�exlsting sirporte now operating between Bayshore �: °� Highway and EI Camino Real although it was felt there were objectionable. features to this location. There etill remained to be.worked out a flight 1 flying pattern with the C,A.A. The recommendation of the Planning Oommieeion also contained a recommen8ation to the Board of 3upervieore for the eetab- lishment of a County Airport Oommission to be composed of five members ap- , polnted by the Board of Supervisors, one of whom.it was recommended ahould be 'i irom the County of San Francisao because of ita interest in aSrporte in thia county. The duties of the commiesion would be to make neoessary atudies oY all airport problems in the county, responsibility Yor the methods of manage- ment and operation of sirporte under their �urisdiction, to appoint managers of suoh ports, to present euitable program for hangar repair, prepare rental or lease schedules for tne program, The planned location for a3rports in this � area would be a Class 3 oounty airport opposite the City of Belmont and tuo privately owned porte, one to be a class 2 port oppoeite the Qity of 8an Mateo. It was believed that these would be the only permiseible developmente between the Pa.lo Alto Airport and Mills Field. City Manager Blom stated that he had suggested at the meeting that the looation of the ports be as far from the built up areas ae possible and ae near to the Bay ae poesible. Oouncilma n Werder moned, seoonded by Counoilman Gran�er, the appronal of the Council and ' agreement with the plans ea set forth by the 8an Mateo County Planning Com- - mieaion. Motion passed unanimously. Oity Manager Blom advised that about two montns ago the city advertised for sale a 31 ft. lot on Redwood Anenue between Gordon and Johnaon Streeta at the request of Real �state Agent Hoeffler who had a client who owned the ad�oining lot, VPhen the ea7.e wae held the only bidder wae a party who d1d not own the ad�oin- ing lot and the bid was rejected. Mr. VPilliam T. Rnowles, who owns ad�oinin� � property, has now subraitted a bid in the amount of �325 for tnis 31 ft, lot. The price established bq tne real estate committee teae �300. Oouncilman • Armstrong aeked if there were any delinquenciea againat the lot and was adviaed tbat all delinquencies had been taken into account when the prioe was set. Qity Attorney McOarthy advised that the bid eould be acoepted because it had ' been less than six months since the lot was advertised, Councilman Granger moned, eeconded by Councllman 9Yerder, that the bid of Mr, gnowles be acaepted. Motion passed unanimously. Citq Manager Hlom reported that complaints had been reaeived in regard to eanitarq oonditions at the Williameon Fertilizer Plant located on Bayshore Highway ' opposite the Red Feather Products Company and ad�oining the Roee Roy Trailer �amp. Oorrespondenee had been held with the owner of the plant and aeveral inspections made. Mr. Williamson hae been having dlfficulty in getting the plant in operation due to scarity of materials, etc, A letter had been ad- dreseed to him on August 15 to,immediately correct tne situation or his � licenee would be renoked. A visit to the plant as of this date showed thaL I