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� 39 being no furt�ier protests, Councilman Jones moved public hearing be closed, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. Councilman Royer then offered RESQLUTION 1752 and moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried on roll call, Councilman Britschgi noted absent. CANVASS OF VOTES: ANNEXATIOiV ELECTION, HIGHLANDS TERRITORY N0. 2. Check of tally sheet indicated � the following result: Yes and in favor of annexation 25; No and against annexation 12; �"" spoiled ballot l. Absentee ballots opened included 2 votes favorable to annexation making the final total YES 27, NO 12, Spoiled 1 -- total votes cast 40. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE, HIGHLANDS TERRITORY N0. 2 ANNEXATION. Councilman Granger moved � introduction of ordinance declaring results of the election, seco�ded by Councilman Stout j� and carried. CONTINUATION HARDING AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS. City Engineer Jain reported the low bid of Douglass & Woodhouse had been checked and found correct. City Attorney Currie advised that the hearing should be completed before awarding the contract. Mr. C. J. Calabrese, I�11 Alameda de las Pulgas, appeared to represent a number of people in the audience objecting to being furthar assessed for improvements on Harding Avenue, as they have already been assessed for improvements on Alameda de las Pulgas and Upton Street.It was explained to them that they were now being assessed for their share of intersection and half of the side lines of corner lots only as is the practice in all assessmsnt �obs. The County Supervisors, by their resolution 8�.07, adopted June 15� 1954, granted their consent to the City to include this part of the unincorporated area in the project. Mr. Calabrese insisted that they had not been given the chance to protest at the Supervisors meeting as did � . Mr. T. E. Lebda, 1.�11 Upton Street and Mr. Harry D. Horst, 415 Upton Street. After the � City Attorney advised- that the Board of Supervisors had given their consent and could not revoke it at this time, Councilma.n Spillers moved close of the hearing and the over- ruling of all protests, seconded by Councilman Royer. City Attorneg advised further that - property owners would receive notice of a public hearing before the assesament was approved by the Council at which time the property owners would have the right to protest the spread of the assessment. Those pre�ent were informed that they could contact the En�ineers office and secure any inf'ormation desired. Motion carried. RESOLUTlON 1753 ORDERING WORK DONE ON AARDING AVENUE. Resolution was offered by Cou.ncilman Spillers vuho moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call, Councilma.n Britschgi noted absent. RESOLUTION 175�. A�dARDING THE BID TO DOUGLASS AND 1'�OODHOUSE at the bid price of �6,026.90 was `� offered by Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried on roll- call, �' Council Britschgi noted absent. CONNiITTEE REPORT: REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE REGARDING PROPOSED SALE OF LOTS 3 & 1.�., BLOCK 1, HOME- STEAD ADDITION. Councilman Royer reported that they had appraised the value of these lots �,... at �1,750.00. Councilman Royer then moved that the City Clerk be authorized to advertise �, these lots for sale providing an offer had been received prior to advertisement. The motion was seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. COMNIITTEE REPORT: REAL ��STATE COI��lI`VtITTEE REGARDING PROPOSED EXTENSION HESS ROAD. ACCEPT DEED. Councilman Royer reported that his committee consisting of Councilman Granger, City Assessor Brophy and City Co7.l.ector Perrin had considered this matter and recomraended that deed_ to necessary property be accepted from N1r. & Mrs. Wood with the understanding that they would - _ .,�.��_,.x..�,_, , .._ ._.. .��..,x. .�.._...,..y..��...�MMM_ ..w..�.. __ , „. _.,_� ,.�r.