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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESO 5499·-. •1)141A-lla e W.JMLalIJ:ar 10/31/77 that . - RESOLUTION NO. 5499 ORIGINAL A RBSO_LOTION OP DB'l'BRMINATIOM, U1'1>BR DIVIS IO. 4 OP '!'BB S'l'RBBTS AND BIGBWAYS CODB, TO l'P.OCBED WITH PROCBBDIRGS POR ACQUISITIONS AND IllPROVPMBRTS SAND HILL ROAD ,_'()RJIERLY WILLOW ROAD). PROJBC'r MO. 74-65 RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Palo Alto, California, WBBRBAS, in accordance with the order of this council, a report has been filed wit~ th1:CJer~ pursuant to.Division 4 of the Stzeets and Bigbwaya Code for the acquiDittan_•.n4 const(uction of the public i11proveaents in and for said City described in Bxbibit •A• attached hereto and !!.ed'!' ~ ~rt.hereof by this reference; WBBREAS, Mc«d:y, th~ 7th day of Hove,.J,er, 1977, at the hour of 7:30 P·•·• in the Council Chambers, Civic Center, 250 Bmailton Avenue, Palo Alto, California, were fixed by this Council as the tiae and place for hearing upon said report; and notice of aaid hearing bas been duly given to all persons interested in the aanner and for the-tlae provide0 by law, as appears from eertificates and affidavits thereof on file with the City Clerk1 1111BREAS, this Council deterained _th~t said report abould be heard before this Council t it: bceing the _legislative· body of said · City and at said hearing on the report, the.report, except as to tbe .. p, plat or diagr .. , and the as .. ss~ valuations, true· valuations and estiated assesSJ1ents upon each ~reel of land, waa read befoire protests were· conaidcrec!J and . "8BltaUr _•ll per.Ona interested desiring to be beard were fully beard, and all oral protests or objections .. ae at tbe bearing to the ordering of the thin9s ~~npoaP,~ to be done, and all written protests to tbe ordering of sal(f,tl!{ngs or relating to tbe regularity or sufficiency of the proceedings setting fortb tbe irregularity or defect to vbi~h objections were made, and wbicb were .filed witb the Clerk of tbis Citt at or before t~e time fised for tbe bearing, were fully heard and considered by tbe CouncilJ ,_._ ROW, THBRBl'ORB, IT 1s· ORi>BRBD, aa follows: • 1. Tb•t said i11Proveaents constitute a single cmaprebenaive acbuae for the con~truction of said i11Proveaents as described in ,tbe Resolution of Preliainary Deteraination and of Intention for tbe&e proceedings beretofor~ adopted by this Council on March 21, 1977. l 2. That the owners of more than one-half of the area of the property ~o be assessed for the acquisitions and improv ... nta have not· filed with the Clerk 0£ this City at or before the tt.e f_ixed for said hearing, or at all, •ritten protests or objections to the ordering of the things proposed to be done, contained .in said report. 3.. That the owners of llOre than one-half of said area to be asseaeed have not, either oraliy or in writing, protested or objected ~o the ordering of said things p~oposed to be done, and that each and all of said protests are hereby overruled. -_ w • • 4. That sai~ report and proceedlnqa heretofore had thereon or thErefor are valid and fully conform with the proviaiona of Division 4 of the Streets and Highways Code, and all protests in,wr!t.ing relating to the regularity or sufficiency of the proceedin9s filed with said Clerk of this City at or before the time fixed for said hearing, are her~by overruled. 5. That the public interest, convenience and necessity require the acquisitions and improveaents set forth in said report, that said proposed project is feasible and that the lands to be assessed therefor will be able to carry the burden of such proposed ~ssessments, and the li•itations on-the amounts of the assesaae~ts provided for in said Division 4 may be disre9arded, both with ---- reepect t:_, the limitations on-the district ~s a whole, and as to the liaitations on individual, specified assessaents. 6~ The lands proposed to be specially assessed t~ pay the costs and expenses of said acquisi ti.ons and improve.-ents, are all ae shown on the diagraJB of the proposed aasessaent district, which ia a part of the report of the City Engineer. 7. Proceedings for the acquisltion and construction· of said improveaents will be bad pursuant to the Special AssesSJ1ent Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931 ard the Municipal Iaproveaent Act of 1913, and tbe bonds will be issued pucsuant to the Iaprovell'!nt Bond ~ct of 1915. * ·* * * * I hereby ~rtify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution duly passed and adopted by the council of the City of Palo Alto, California, at a meeting thereof held ()fl the 19th day of Decaber , 1977, by the following vote of the iiiibirs thereof: AYES, and in favor thereof, CounciltteJlbers: Clay, E"'Jerly, Fazzino, netcher, Beltieraon ROBS, Cduncilaembers: Brmmer ABSh'l', . Counci laeaber s: !iOT PilTICIPAT!llG~ Carey Approved: Sher, Witherspoon U~ Pd~ city cierE W\he fity Of Palo lito ... 2 • ------------------------------------------------• . -. a) b) c) . . . . DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED ACQUISITIONS AND IYPilOVEMENTS WILLOW ROAD PROJEL'T NO. 74-65 ASSESSMENT DISTRICT The widening and improving of Sand Hill Road from Santa Cruz Av6nue to its northeasterly terminus, and Willow Road from said terminus of Sand TUll Road northeasterly to Arboretum Road, by grading and the construction therein of a four-lane road section, 64-feet wide, located within a 90-foot rigbt of way, with a landscaped median strip, and by constructing therein base pavement, wearing surface. curbs, gutters, storm drainage facilities, strset lighting facilities and landscaping improvements, witb bicycle paths between the edge of curb and the right of way line, together with such additional acquisitions and imprllve~· ments as may be necessary to mitigate any environ-· mental impacts caused by the project. The widening and improving of Willow Road from Arboretum Road northeasterly to El Camino Real gen~rally along the alignment identified as Align- ment I as shown o& the plat on tile in the office of the City Clerk, by grading and.the construction therein of base pavement, wearing surface, drainage facilities as requiredJ street lichting facilities, landscaping improvements, together with such addi- tional acquisitions and improvements as ~ay be necessary to mitigate any environmental impacts caused by the project. The acquisition of all land£, easements, facilities and rights and the construction of all work &'Utilia.ry to any of the above and necessary to complete the same. EXHIBIT "A"