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' , . . 479 • provisions of Ordinance No. 535 in"order for obtain meters for the meters for the taxicabs. Attached wae a copy of letter to the Ohner Company eigned by the three companies ordering the meters. They had been advised that the meters would not be available for some time, Mayor Hilton xas oE the opinion that six months would be too long an exteneion and Councilman ' Y6erder suggested that'an eatension of three months be granted and.at the end of that time an additional extension be granted if the Council was as- � sured that the companiea were attempting to obtain the meters, He moved, eeconded by_,Councilman Armstrong, that an extension of time to January 1, 1947, be granted the taxicab companiea to obtain taxi metere. Motion ' passed unanimously. 6ouncilman Britschgi entered the meeting. Thie wae the time set for hearing of proteats for work to be done in Redwood Villa Park. City Clerk Dodge advised there were no written protests. The Mayor asked for verbal protests. Mr. R. D. Freden, 248 Park 3treet, ad- • dreseed the Oouncil in regard to the eize of water pipe which wae to be put in this dietrict. City Manager Blom etated that 4" pipe was to be in- etalled in this dietrict before the paning wae done. In some parts of the district, 6° pipe is being installed. It was the opinion of City Manager , B1om that the combination of 6" and 4" in this district would be suffici- ent for all time. There were two other protestants to the eize of the pipe. Upon the City Manager�s etatement that the pipe as planned would be ' adequate, Councilman Armstrong offered motion to Yile affidavits of publi- cation and poating, seconded by Councilman 1Nerder, Motion passed unanimously. City Attorney McCarthy presented resolution overruling protests and ad- vised that trie resolution would show no protests, the only question having been raised was the adequacy of the water pipe. Councilman Armstrong moved, seconded by Councilman VPerder, resolution overruling protesta to work to be done in Redwood Villa Park. On roll call, resolution was unani- • mously adopted vrith Councilman McNulty absent. AESOLUT ION No. 385 DETERMINING TO MAKE.IMPROVE�ENTS YlITHOUT COMPLIANCE 4PITH INVESTIf3ATI0N ACT. -: ; RE90LVED, by the Council of the City of Redwood City, California, v tnat a :' �YHEAEAB, on the 6th day of May, 1946, this Council adopted Aesolutlon No. 323 entitled "Resolution of Preliminary Determination to Make Public : Improvemente in Redwood Villa Park" to construct certain public improve- � ments more particularly therein desoribed and did Yix Monday the 20th day ; oY May, 1946, at the hour of 8 o�olock p.m, at the Council Chambers in the - City Hall in eaid City as the time and place when and where any and all - pereone interested may appear and show cause, iY any they have, why the City Council ahould not find and determine that the public convenience and necessity require the impronementa described and referred to in said Reso- ' lution without complicance with tne Special Assessment Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931; and WHEREA3, notice oY the adoption of said Resolution of Preliminary Determination and of eaid time and place of nearing was ginen by the Citq Clerk by publication and poeting Yor the time and in the manner provided in said Resolution and in Ordinance No. 515 of eaid City, as appeare from affidavits on file wiih the City Clerk;�and YYHEREA$� No written objectione to the undertaking of eaid proceedings without firat complying witn the provisions of eaid Inveetigation Act hane been filed witn the City Clerk at or beYore the time fixed for this hear- � 1ng by persons interested, owning or having an interest in real property , �