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� NOE3, AND against trie passage and adoption oY the foregoing resolution: 11J� � . Councilmen: NONE ABSEVT: Councilmen: ANDERSOPI G9 W. HILTON Mayor of the City of Redwood City ' ATTEST: . RALPH S, DODGE Clerk of the City of Redwood City I hereby approve the foregoing resolution this lSth day oY February, 1946. 1 4V. W. HILTON Mayor of the City of Redwood City City Manager Blom asked that hie report on improvements on Hudeon Street be carried.on the agenda. Councilman Granger moved that this report be car- • ried on the agenda, seconded�:'.by Councifimau•"Aimstrong. Motion passed un- animously. City Manager Blom.advised that there had been some discusaion a.t the joint meet- ing.of the Port Commiesion and City Council in regard to the Yacht Harbo� facilities but that no definite decision had been reached, He said he believed tne Port Commiesion would submit a definite decision and aeked that it be carried on the agenda. The matter was carried on the agenda. ' Application wae received from A. H. Davies to remodel garage building on E1 Camino Real near Vera Avenue. The remodeling calls for removal of twenty- five per cent of the preseat building and replacing it with construction that meets with tne reauiremente of the building code. The reason for the application being brought before the Council was to take action on whether remodeling the front of the building woul•d create any more fire hazard. In the opinion of City Manager Blom the remodeling was to be a vast im- • provement over the present conatruction. Councilman Britschgi moved, second- . ed by Councilman Fletcher, triat the permit be granted eubject to the recom- mendation of the Building Inspector. Motion passed unanimouslq: A re.port from the consultant making a traffic survey for the Martin Transpor- tation Bus Company was placed on the agenda for the next meeting, ' Mr. H. H. Weiner appe�,red before the Council and etated that in regard to the request for canceliing certain delinquencies against lots in the Lenolt 3ubdivision he was not aeking for a cancellation of city taxes but wae ask- ing for the cancellation of street bonds. He eaid tnat he nad had an agreement with the late City Manager Dimmitt that if he turned in sewer ' bonds to clear the title on certain lots the city would, in turn, cancel the etreet bonds and asked that the city carry out thia agreement, He said this agreement had been discussed by the late City Attorney Mansfield and Attorney Morrisaey. Councilman Granger moved, seconded bg Councilman Fletcher, that the matter be referred to the City Manager to make whatever � investigation is necessary and a report be had at the next meeting. Motion passed unanimously, � �