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482 ,TERRY HOUGHY, 10 HA14PTOTI COURT, APPEARED AND REZUESTED THAT INASMUCH AS CONSIDERATION OF CHANGING STREET NAMES HAD BEEN ON THE AGENDA FOR SEVERAL MONTHS, THAT THE DECISION BE MADS: AND HAMPTON COURT .",HANGED TO HAMPTON AVENUE AND THE OTHER STREET NAPES CHANGED. Mayor Werder explained that the committee on this had asked another two weeks and that if he would be willing to bear with them another two weeks the committee would be prepared to act at that time. REAL NATE COMMITTEE REPORT. LETTER SUBMITTED BY CITY COLLECTOR PERRIN STATED THAT MR. JAMES CORBETT OF 922 VALOTA ROAD SUBMITTED BID OF $600, PLUS PUBLICATIOTN COSTS, FOR LOTS 18, 19 & 20, BLOCK 2, RESU&. OF LOT 25, W. W. & M. SUB. The delinquent taxes on these lots amounted to approximately $228, $165 to the City of Redwood City and $63 to San Mateo County. The Real Estate Committee and Mr. Perrin had examined these unimproved lots and believed this was a fair bid. Councilman Granger rncxred that 07 findings of committee be approved and that they be authorized to proceed with the sale, seconded by .WA Councilman Spillers. City Attorney stated that in the future when property is sold that it should also be approved by the City Engineer. City Engineer had approved this particular sale. However, Councilman Granger amended this motion to include this condition. Motion carried. COMMITTEE ON EMERALD LAKE WATER PROJECT. Councilman Morgan announced that a meeting was called for Friday night in the Council Chambers and the people from Emerald Lake were invited to meet with them and invited any Council Member who wished to attend to do so. JOHNSON STREET AND ALLEYS. Imle D. Searcy, 245 Johnson, presented peition with 70% of owner's signatures and stated the problem had been worked out at a closed meeting last Tuesday. They did not wish to pay for storm sewers as this would cost $14 per front foot. It was agreed to try to elevate the street, however, City Engineer Jain stated he was unable at this time to say whether or not drainage could be handled without the installation of a storm drain. Mayor Werder asked if the work was authorized if it dould be done before the rains. It was understood there would be a little delay for the public hearing. City Attorney Currie explained that changes on the storm sewer system could be made after the Resolution of Preliminary Determination was adopted, if. necessary. Councilman Granger offered for adoption the Resolution of Preliminary Determination, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried on roll call. Councilman Britschgi noted absent. i:;ee R®solr.a_cr: ";o. 593 - Jahnscn 1) c� eet file } ORDINANCE NO.597. This ordinance granted to the Land Development Comoany, a Corporation, a permit to construct an industrial spur track across Charter Street in the City of Redwood City and describing terms, conditions, and obligations upon which said permit is granted. Councilman Spillers moved that affidavit of publication be filed, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried. Councilman Granger moved adoption of ordinance, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried on roll call. Councilman Britschgi noted absent. ORDINANCE NO. 598. An ordinance relating to Sewer Rentals was Tresented for adoption. Councilman Swift moved that affidavit of publication be filed, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried. City Manager Rolison stated that postal cards would be sent out telling water consumers that sewer rental rates would be effective September 1st. Such charge is to be for bond redemption and interest and operation of Sewage Treatment Plant. Councilman Spillers moved adoption of ordinance, seconded by Councilman Swift, and carried on roll call. Councilman Britschgi noted absent. PROPERTY ADJACENT TO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT. City Attorney reported that deeds were prepared and forwarded and waiting to be deposited At the title company in accordance with their agreement to the property owners. Councilman Spillers suggested this be placed on egenda. UNCOLLECTABLE EXPENDITURES. Certain expenditures made by the City recommended by Mr. Uhlenberg to be written off were referred to City Manager for his recommendation at the last meeting. 1. Advance for Hudson Street construction $1,374.00