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alternate plana and vias, advioeci fees based on F5 of ultimate cost, plus extra cost i a nate designs. Councilman Petersen lel„ additional fee 3 alternate t. ci -� � � to apch:it ect of :;)P,500 might well be added to funds availa le for plan "L" instead. Councilman Royer assured Council that Committee would :meet with Mr. Irwin attain to discuss costs s in- volved for alternate plans. Councilman Royer moved that recommendation of Committee be accepted and architect be authorized to proceed with final plans fop subm-i.K s i on to Council by middle of March, seconded by Councilman Granger and capr•_i.ed (MINUTE ORDER 06-15) ) REPORT OF BID OPENING, Veterans Memorial Building Parking Lot, Unit The followi.n ., biAs were received: Douglass & Woodhouse 1.2,935.11 Bragato Paving 1.3,365.45 Kunz Paving; 13,435.65 0. C. Jones 1 =;, 808.26 Engineer's estimate $17.790.00 Amount budgeted - A20,000.00 Staff recommended acceptance of bid of Dou glass & Woodhouse in amount of �1�,9MA! . Councilman Royer left the meeting; for five minute period (8:48-8:5=; P.M.) Councilman Granger moved to adopt RESOT UTTOA No. 4891 AMARDTNG BID FOR CONSTRUCTION OF V' T:: RAiiS 1,7EMORIAL BUILDING PARKING ?:OT, UNIT NO. 2; REJECTING AT,T, OTHER BIDS REC TVED, ANT). AUTH , RTZIa:G EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT THEREFOR, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll call vote, Councilman Royer being noted absent. Edgewood Hills Annexation request. Communication read from Edgewood Hills Tnve^tment Co., dated January 14, 1966, formally reque st i nq that City undertake all necessary steps to anney t"cir parcel of property commonly known as Edgewood Hills consisting of approximately 250 acres (together with necessary contiguous land) to the Cite of Redwood City, and for as early and expeditious action on their .request as mi ht be poacible . Mayor Rosselli asked whether title to property had been cleared of the bankruptcy proceedi_nEa. City Attorney advised he had discussed this with the property owners who had indicated bankruptcy reported was of a reorgani_zational type rather than commercial type and did not effect annexation proceeding proposed. Mayor T'osselli asked whether property owners had been notified of Council's policy of zoning property prior to annexation and .aac advised by City Manager he had advised property owners through Herbert Frahm, coDsulting engineer, of requirements which would be considered necessary, including incta.7lation of necessary utilities. Herbert Frahm, Engineer, stated he had been retained Q Bernard Lippman and Richard Byrd and had been asked no proceed with annexation procedures for this property as municipal service; are vital to this price of property, and requested Council_ directions as to procedures on their part. Mr. Frahm also quoted letter from property owners, i.ndicatinj their willingness to have property zoned prior to annexation, although not yet prepared to state what zoning thought most applicable to property but propose to work with Staff. He stated, however, that property owners were specifically interested in R-1 zoning but unable to make further commit- ment at this time. Council questioned whether surroun_ti.nE property owners had been contacted and advised of this proposal., and was adv.i_zed by City :an _or that he will contact various groups