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468 opportunity. City Clerk Dodge was to notify the members. City Manager Rolison stated it would be to the City's advantage to have ownership as work could be started on sanitary fill. MRS. PETE DEMPSEY INQUIRED ABOUT THE TRAILER COURT AFFAIR IN LENOLT TRACT. Mayor Werder informed her this had been withdrawn. She also asked about pick-up service for brush, etc. A carton had been left by the garbage man when the garbage was picked up. City Collector Perrin was called upon for information regarding the City's Pick-up Service and stated 85.00 an hour was charged for a truck and two men and 81.50 was the minimum charge. However, if one would phone into the office for an extra pick-up aside from the garbage can, an extra carton would cost 50 cents or 75 cents. L. M. SPEARS, 231 B STREET, LENOLT TRACT, ASKED ABOUT PROGRESS OF STREET 11IORK OR PETITION FOR SAME. City Engineer Jain stated a petition had been in about two weeks and sig- natures were being checked. Others voiced eagerness to have this street in before winter as they had had five winters of a great deal of grater and mud. There was considerable discussion on this proposed project, one petitioner stated it was in their FHA contract that the street would have to be in before the loan was annroved by thea. City Attorney Currie stated that the FHA could not contract for the City and offered to review his FHA contract if he would bring it to him. It appeared that this work could not be done before winter with all other pending street work and projects that held precedence over this. Outside contracting was discussed and con- sidered too expensive which might also lead into the same difficulty as Broadway No. 3. City Engineer Jain agreed to attempt some relief from water by having the gutters graded before the rainy season. MAYOR ?,'ERDER ASKED FOR PERMISSION to leave the State from July 16th to August lst. Coun- cilman Granger moved that the permit be granted, seconded by Councilman Holmquist, and carried. COUNCILMAN GRANGER ASKED ABOUT A QUONSET HUT being erected on E1 Camino Real, south of Five Points. It was believed that this permit was taken out before the new ordinance was passed. Building Inspector stated this was in the second Fire District and in strict sense not considered a bona fide Quonset Hut, although of this type, as a Quonset had straight sides and round roof. Councilman Granger suggested this be put on the agenda for report back by Building Inspector, in an effort to determine whether this is failure of ordinance and if so something should be done to overcome future hermits of this kind. RESOLUTION No. 594. Signing of checks and necessar;T documents during the Mayor's absence. Councilman Granger offered resolution and moved adoption authorizing City Manager Rolison to sign checks in the Mayor's absence, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried on roll call. Councilman BritschgI noted absent. R E S 0 L U T I O N No . 594. AUTHORIZING CITY YWIZAGER E. A. ROLISON TO SIGN ALL WARRAI�?TS, PAY -ROLL CHECKS OR OFFICIAL DOCU:,IE11TS DURING THE ABSEI-CE OF THE IriAYOR RESOLVED that, during the absence of Mayor herder from the City of Redwood City and State of California, City Manager E. A. Rolison is hereby empowered to sign all warrants, pay -roll checks, and official documents together with the City Clerk and Treasurer of the City of Redwood City. The above and foregoing resolution was passed and adopted by the Council of the City of RedvTood City at a regular meeting thereof held on the 6th of July, 1948, by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen: GRANGER HOLIIgUIST, MORGAN, SPILLERS, SWIFT, and Mayor WERDER. W9 0 E 0