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i � i moved adoption of ordinance, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried on roll call. Councilman Britschgi voted N0. Councilman Granger moved that the City Attorney change ths ordinance and make the amendment in regard to regulations .P-1 Districta, changing para- graph #1 in reg�rd to prescription pharmacies and banks, and have the amendment read�r for adoption within 30 days. Motion seconded by Councilman Royer and carried on roll call. "'^"� BID OPENING, BROADWAY SIDE`WALKS. City Engineer Jain reported that four sets of plans and spec- �' ifications had besn taken out. Onl� one bid was received, and thia bid was found to be in order. Councilman Britschgi moved aeceptance of the bid, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried. RESOI,UTION 1761, ORDERING IMPROVEMENTS, was offered by Councilman Spillers who ,,�.�. m�oved adoption, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried on roll call. RESOLUTION 1762, � AV�ARDING CONTRACT, was offered by Gouncilman Granger who moved adoption, seconded by Council- man Stout and carried on roll call. Cf}NTINUATION PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN LINES, WIDENING ALLEY BETWEEN BAYSHORE AND HOQVER FROM SECOND AVENUE TO MARSH ROAD. Mayor Herkner read the latter from the Division of Highways that had previously been read and asked Mr. Jain for his interpretation of the letter. He agreed v�ith the Council that from the letter the State is going to put in a service road. Mr. Jain stated that he had written a letter to the State but to date had not received a reply to same. After some discussion it was dec3ded that the State was only going to put in a roadway as far south as 5th Avenue. 11�r. Jain reported that the State hasntt gone too far in figuring out what the situation is in regard to Redwood Citg. Councilman Granger moved matter again be tabled, that we secure a more complete answer from the State as to the cost and how far the State is �oing to extend the service road, seconded b� Councilman Spil- � lers. After further discussion as to ho�r far the State should extend their service road, � the motion was carried. Councilman Stout requested that Cit�r En�ineer Jain follow the Council� s suggestion through. Councilman Royer moved that this be put on the agenda until the second msetin� in October, seconded by Councilma.n Stout and carried, Councilman Spillers voting Nb. After discussion it �ras learned that Nlr. �tolison would be in Sacramento in the near future on other matters and it was the request af the Council �hat Nfr. Rolison also contact the Division of Highways on the above matter and report his findings to the Council. REPORTS: COUATCILMAN STOUT ON YOUTH CENTER. BUTLDING. Councilma.n,5tout reported that there had been a meeting on August 31st. It was the feeling of the Co�nittee that rooms in the War Memorial Building should be used for so�ial and not permanent basis. Theg would like to have propsrty located in Community Park. The Service Clubs offered to start a fund raising campaign. Councilman Stout moved that City Council approve the construction of a building "�" temporarily knovan as a Youth Center for the use of organized groups such as Boy Scouts, Cub � Scouts, Girl Scouts, etc. by the Service Clubs of Redwood Citg sub�ect to submisaion of final plans and program at a later date, and further sub�ect to a lease or some legal agree- ment. After considerable discussion this motion died for lack of a second. Councilman �.., Royer moved that report be accepted as read, seconded by Councilman Spillers. Councilman � Stout stated that �3,000.00 has been collected for the erection of the building. He fur- ther stated that somethin� should be done and not let this moneg 1 ay idle. They could not build because they did not have sufficient funds to purchase land as well as build the _ Youth Center. Councilman Granger stated that the City couldn� t be bound at this time with- out �eopardizing the �ar Memorial Building. Motion carried. Study meet3.ng September 16th. REPORT: PROPOSED �IDENING OF HOPKINS A�tUE, JAIld AND VPENDLING REPORT. The following report was