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Fr. Trife!QttT q1so wv"nnd delay of nrol-ct <br />enuld result in hi_Zher Pnsto and ur7nd prn- <br />co-dim -1thout KeIny, <br />CnunQUmPr Pr, ter son -uoptlnned v7rlusirn7 of nr-nv-Q iWah had been proYrnVy rnr- <br />sidared for norticiprWn and in nnn.rnrnrs noir ibilitips hod b9on Ponsidarod for <br />thas- parties, nr other meins which mi "ht ho pnnsibin to rennun a shore of th- on2ts <br />from these porn,"s, C117y TNn.,r'-r outlined possibUty of raccuphng fundy should ten- <br />t9tivp V -ns for a school for wAr2s m9terinlize for Nt, Alvcrnn Convent th-nush enn- <br />noction Pops for utilities and a pons iblo --tnnsion of Wilmington Yay to ronnont to <br />Frm Hill Boulevard, Furthpr dAscussinr hold on pnnnibilit!,3 of future d-volorments, <br />in this a -pa and recouping of cQctr Or avlopnsion of utilities Nith s"bsenuent con- <br />npotlor fens. <br />Councilman Henderson Puestioned whether •P11 parties had wreed to propos-d narticl- <br />potion nFrooment, Pxaqpt Redwood City, and was advised this was the case, city Mpnp7pr <br />stressed fact Staff in rpcommendin7 Council apurnvol of pprticinption a7rnpmant. felt <br />it to be a frAr. and Y-ult7bin distritaut inn of coats, 41th City's enntr1hutirr bpvin(- <br />bo-n bud7et-6 for the cnm1n7 yeny, City Mangror wns as�ed If there had been Stror, <br />anprnvni on this pro !-vt, and ho advised Cnunril of or, ornblem area cnncernin- Uo-ffY <br />indeyps WT) Phich meant a heavier base "f mck -as beinr recommandpd, at lo?rt on th,- <br />ternlnus, than arf7inqUy intended, PnJ which would cost nbnut $20,000 and f1sur-s upre <br />adlusted to -oflect this in incidnVol n7p-n,e nstimrtes, still leaving 15C for incl- <br />jontals. <br />Mr. Frahm advised this recommendption hrd been expnnded <br />to inplude V2 of Farm Hill Roulnv7rd on this "TT" not <br />luA t end of boulevard as stptpd. <br />Mr. TrifelptY otnted this also would affect the 6001 <br />they will construct, but reminded there would also bn <br />ro1mbursement from State on these charges which would <br />he -picked up by City but not by thoir company. <br />Q1t7 Attorney QdLTi sed he could find no maximum or minimum contribution of narticinpnts <br />stated in the proposed q7ronment and asked if council dosired this stated. Council <br />indicated annroval and Wl pa-tipinants prnsent answered in the aff-r-niatIvn. (m -m, <br />9/26/66) <br />Councilman Bandorsnr moved to ajont BTSOKUTTnN Nn, 5046 ApppnVTNG PAUTCUATYWIGul- <br />FARM Hill ?0U17VARD EXTENSTnm AND AUTHOPTZITC' TTS KNECUTTnN, On inc A i m -n <br />Kockloy. on -upstion, asked if Staff orrPed to fixed nontributicn fl -pure as shown in <br />the proposed ngreement. city Managar a7nin stntat Staff believed distribution np costs <br />to be an enult(ble spread of costs for this pryart. Notion seconded by Councilman <br />"Pckley and carried an roll cal) vnte. Councilman Oranner and Rossoll! bqjn- P"tori <br />abs-nt. <br />Francis W. Pearson, Mr�mber of Board of College Trus- <br />tees of an I.Tatoo Co,�-Ieye, thanked Council for won- <br />dnrful cooperation received and expressed his opinion <br />that this was a historical mept%7 by renson of the <br />unin"e alrenm.nnt involving so many different agencies. <br />._TP felt it 7oula result in Canada College project beinr: <br />completed by Fall of 108 with at Wast 2.60n enroll - <br />,re nt , <br />Councilman Peterson asked that a pro7ress ronort be made on the "hipple.0 CRmInn prclert <br />at neyt regular Coun"ll meet%7 of June ,'th. (',;Iemn 6/26/636) <br />