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_ -�-�____ _ . _ __. . �.J� ..,� Spillers moved that the building be poated, seconded bq Councilrn.an Jones and carried. 4 �Q� CITY MANAGER ROLISON CQMMENTED QN THE PRESENT STATUS OF INDUSTRIAL WAY stating that nothing had been done to date on securing the necessary righ t-of-way. City Attorney Currie ad- vised that theg were ready to proceed but had not secured the necessary description. City Engineer Jain will beet with Mr. Ed. Smith and report back to the Council. Agenda. �.� MAYOR GRANGER REQUESTED INFORMATION ON THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE CITY DUMPS. City Manager Rolison stated that an attempt was bein� made to meet with Mr. Joly and discuss the mat- � . ter, however, we had been unable to contact him up to date. Place on February 1 agenda. rdAYOR GRANGER REQUESTED INFaRMATION FROM THE MIDDLE�'IELD ROAD LIGHTING CQMMITTEE consisting of Councilman Britsch�;i and Councilwoman Tinney. Councilman Britschgi stated they were �� still waiting for certain information as to costs before contacting the property owners. '�'"�' City Manager Rolison stated he had a lay-out of the entire area and he figured that an assessment district should be arranged to take in several blocks there bein� other areas as badly in need of lighting as the Jefferson Avenue area. Mayor Granger was of the opinion that a sample light standard could be set up possibly on Broadwa�r where the prop- erty owners could see the results and the improvement. City Engineer Jain stated that the recent installation on E1 Camino Real f'rom Broadway to Brewster Avenue would give an excellent idea of the improvement in the lighting system upon install.ation of the new type luminaires. The comrnittee will go to San Mateo to see the new modern system re- cently installed there. MAYOR GRAi�TGER REQUESTED THAT SONIETHTNG BE DONE REGARDING SIDEWALKS ON WOODSIDE ROAD across from Woodside School, possibly redrock to be furniahed by property owners and spread and � - rolled by the City. Councilman Spillers moved that the City Mana�er contact the property ,� , owners on Woodside Road from Hess Road to Hudson Street in an effort ta secure an agree- ment from them to pay for materials, City to spread and roll same, seconded by Council- man Herkner and carried. MAYOR GRANGER STATED THAT SEVERAL COMPLAINTS HAD BEEN RECEIVED BECAUSE QF INTERFERENCE OF THE MARKS' RADIO TRANSMITTAL. Ae stated that recently he had received a report on the height of the tower but was now requesting information as to the overall hei�it of the antenna carrying the 75 meter band transmitting. Building Inspector Dundan will check the he�ght and report back. CLAIMS Nos. 12820 to 1291F.3 inclusive and No. 12951 in the amount of �67,721.98 were ordered paid on motion of Councilwoman Tinney, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. COUNCILNIAN SPILLERS MOVED ADJOURNMENT TO Januar3r 25th, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and ,� ,, carried, ad�ournment at 11:50 P. M. � RALPH S. DODGE City Clerk � .�, MINUTES OF REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING Redwood City Council January 25th, 1954, 8:00 P. M. � .. ON ROLL CALL the following were present; Councilmembers: Carl A. Britschgi, Sidney D. Herkner, Paul Jones, Wm. H. Royer, Robt. V. Spillers, Christine Tinney, Mayor Floyd D. Granger, and City Clerk R. S. Dodge. Also present were; City Manager E. A. Rolison, City Attorney C . B. Currie, Senior Civil Engineer Mel Moen, Police Chief S. D. Vifood, Capt. Wm. Faulstich, Assistant Fire Chief W. Leslie, Administrati ve Assistant Orrin Wendling, Building Inspec- tor L. M. Duncan, City Co].lector P. E. Perrin, Aasistant Water Superintendent Rick Seemel,