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`�� decided upon at a future date. The committee �vill meet with the Board Iater on to discuss this matter further. Councilv�oman Tinney revie�ved the present status of the funds available, namely the "H. W. Schaberg Memorial" Fund, the "Department of American Hiatory" Fund, and the balance remaining in the 191E.1.}. Bond Funds as follows: Shaberg Memorial Fund � 25, 05. 0 American History Fund 1,103.�5 191}�. Bond F�nd 12,220.00 � Copy of dead to Stafford Park was discussed regarding conditions requiring the erec- ° ..rri tion of a branch library building, a suitable building for social and cultt�z�al pur- poses "within a s�easonable time'�. After further discussion, Councilman Britschgi moved that the City Attorney contact the heirs and secure their thoughts in the matter, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. � RESOLUTION No. 1627 ESTABLISHING� pSTOP-INTERSEC TION" at King-Copley-Whipple, Nevada-Turn�- � v►orth-Whipple, Hillview-Woodsworth-Whipple, Brewster-Opal, Brewater-Hillview, and Brewster-Outer Circle was offered by Couricilman Spillers, who mavsd its adoption, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried on roll call. COUNCILAqAN JONES MOVED INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING 2-hour Parking Zone on 1�Tilson Street from Railroad Track to Franklin Street and a Bus Loadin� Zone on Upton Street south of Jefferson Avenue, saconded by Councilwoman Tinney and carried. COIINCILMA.N SPILLERS MOVED INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING 35-mile Zone on Broadway, Dougla� to Second Avenues, seconded by Councilman Royer and carriad. RESOLUTIDN No. 1628 DIRECTTNG RECORATION OF JACKl�AN RETAINING W,ALL PERMIT was offered by Councilwoman Tinney, who moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried on roll call, � DEE�9 COVERING E�€TENSI�N OF HOWLAND, WINSLOIN AND STANDISH STREETS was offered by Douglass & ,,,,�,,,� Woodhouse to the City of Redwood City. After some discussion, Councilman Britschgi moved City Clerk be authorized to accept the deed, seeonded by Councilman Spillers, and carried, Mayor Granger voting No. City Attorney stated that deed had also been forwarded to the Advance Tool and Manufaeturing Company and had not as yet been re- turne d. CITY ENGINEER JAIN ADVISED THAT THE UPLAND ROAD SEWERS BEING INSTALLED BY THE PROPERTY OWNERS .�rere pract�.cally completed and that in addition to the cost of acquiring easement through the De�calzo property amounting to �1.�.23.00 there will be approx- imatel� an additional �1}62.00 covering the total expense incurred by the City. Mr. Jain requested that a decision be made as to what portion, if any, the City will bear alao calling attention to the fact that there was no bond required of the property � owners covering any of the expenditures. Councilman Britschgi stated that his re- � collection was that the City should pay for the easement and thought in all f airness to the people the City should stand portion of th.e expense, the balance to be paid by the property owners. Gouncilman Britschgi then moved that minutes of previous meet- ing be checked and report be made at the Council meeting of January 18th, seconded by � Councilman Spillers and carried. "� STORM DRAINAGE - REDWOOD CREIIf. 1823 ROQSEVELT AVENUE. City En�ineer Jain called attention to obstructed condition of the creek where property owner south of Roosevelt Avenue had eonstructed his residence covering part of the ereek makin� it impossible to clean or maintain the creek or the bridge under Roosevelt Avenue. Property owner has re- moved that portion of the building and the plank covering ov�r the creek and has