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_ ___ . __ __ _ _� � .� of Califarnia Cities, v�as offered by Councilman Spillers, seconded by Councilman Jones�� and carried on roll call. SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION�S REQUEST FOR CO�PERATION IN FURNISHING CER- TAIN INFORMATION FROM CITY DEPARTMENTS. This communication was referred to the proper department heads. � MR. DON BOGIE, VICE PRINCIPAL, SEQUOIA HIGH SCHQOL, regarding dog nuisance at school. The City Manager stated that he had referred this communication to the Gounty Manager but had � not received a reply as yet. City Manager Rolison will follow this up. Mr. James Gleeson, 26!}2 Carolina Avenue, addre�sed the Council regarding dogs calling attention to the ad�oining City of San Ca.rlos, which is operating under a leash ordi- � nance. After further discussion, Councilman Britschgi moved that the matter be referred ``""" to the Council Animal and Fov�l Ordinance Committee for atudy and reeommendation. The Co�3.ttee �as referred to the San Carlos and Menlo Park Ordinances. Motion �vas seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. MR. A�ATT LEHMANtS REQUEST FOR ADDITIQNAL FEE FOR FIRE STATION No. l. Chief Lodi advised that Mr. Lehman had submitted a atatement for �1,000 for additional services beyong the original contract. In his opinion a fair figure for the work involv�d would be �750. During the revision in �the heating system at the time the contract t�ith the (�eneral Con- traetor was signed, Mr. Lehman neglected to include the portion of the circulating unit of the heating syatem. A bid f'rom the plum.bing contractor of �50!} for the items needed to correct the heating system has been received �and Mr. Lehman has agreed to pay this cost to plaee the system in a �aod and satlsfactory �rorking condition. Chief Lodi then �- recommended that Mr. Lehman be paid the �750 with the understanding that he assume the � responsibility of correeting the heating system, �hich recommendation was concurred in by the City Manager, the payment to be made from the 1951 Bond Funds for the Fire Depart- ment Improvements. Councilman Spillers moved approval of recommendation, seconded b� Councilwoman Tinney and carried. REDtI�00D INDUSTRIAL TRACT No. 2. City Engineer Jain recommended aceeptance of improvements sub�ect to the follo�ing conditions: 1. Shaping and guniting the storm drainage pumping system outlet channel as shown on the plans and apecifications. 2. Payment in full of all accounts owing the City of Redwood City by the Land Development and Investment Company. 3. Guarantee by the aubdivider to replaee or correct all defecta in materials and workmanship which may occur within one year from date of acceptance. City Engineer recommended further that the Land Development and Investment Company be �"^ permitted to post a Perforxnance Bond in the amount of �3,000 to guarantee the completion �,,,,,,,, of the shaping and guniting of the channel mentioned in Item �1 above such work to be completed before June 1, 1954. The Performance Bond now on deposit with the City should not be released until th� above conditions have been satisfactorily completed. City �„ Attorney stated the bond in its present condition in his opinion was not satisfactory, however, Councilman Spillers moved approv�.l of City Engineer'a recommendation subject �,,� to bond satisfactory to the City Attorney, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. SIDEWALKS - BROADWAY, MAIN TO C�3ESTIdUT STREETS. The City Engineer advised that he had re- ceived approvals for only 275 ft. of frontage, the remaining 1'j60 ft. of frontage did not reply, except Land Development Compang, who protested the pro�ect. Land Development Company apparently still own 800 ft. or approximately 40� of the total. Mayor Granger was still of tlze opinion that sidewalks should be completed on this, the principal stre�t