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Home My WebLink AboutRESO 238812 R E S 0 L U T I C N _., _________ _ N 0 • --2388 OVERRULING PROTISTS AND DETERMINING TO PROC!ED WITHOUT COMPLIANCE WITH IWY.BSTIGATION ACT UNIVIRSITY AVENUE DISTRICT OFF-STREET PARKING PROJECT NO. 52-14 RESOL"'"''!!, by the CourJcil of the City of Palo Alto, California, that WHEREAS, on October 27, 1952, this Council adopted its Reeolut1on No. 2382 of Preliminary Determination to mak~ certain acquisitions and improvements more particularly described therein and did fix Mon1ay, November 10, 1952, at the Council Chambers in the City F.al.L, as the time and place when and where any and all pereone interested may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the Council should not find and determine that the public convenien~e and necessity require the acquisitions and improvements described and referred to in said resolutio1;, td th- out compliance with the Special Aaaesament Investigation, Limita- tion and Majority Protest Act of 1931; WHEREAS, notice of the adoption or said preliminary reso- lution and of said time and place of hearing was given by the City Clerk by publication and posting for the time and 1n the manner provided in said Resolution of Preliminary Determination and Article 1 of the Palo Al,to Improvement Procedure Code, as appears from affidavits on file with the City Clerk; WHEREAS, written objections to the undertaking of said proceedings without first complying with the prov1s1onR of' said. Invest1gat10t1 Act have 'been filed with the City Clerl( at or before the time fixed for this hearing by persons inter- ested, o~~ing or having an interest in real property within the proposed. assessment district, bearing their s1gnature 1 a descrip- tion or their property, and a statement of the nature of their interest therein; and WHEREAS, all peroona interested have been given an oppor- tunity to be and were fully heard, and said Council has duly considered any and all objections and protests made, and the said proposed acquisitions and improve~ents, and the public convenience and necessity for making same. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS FOUND, DETERMINED AND ORDERED, ae rollowe: 1. The public convenience and necessity require the ac- quisition or the following proper·ty as off-street automobile parking plote and the 1mprovi~g of same by grading and the con- struction therein of pavement, curbs, gutters, sewerage and drainage facilities and a lighting system; a) The southeasterly 10 feet of Lots 57, 58, 59 and 60, and TAts 10 to 17, inclusive, and 61 to 67, inclusive, of Nelson U. Birds Subdivision of Block 37, University Park, re- corded April 3rd, 1889, 1n Book D or Maps, at page 89, Santa Clara County Kecords. b) The southeasterly 200 feet or the northwesterly 300 feet of the southwesterly.200 feet of the northeasterly 300 feet, less the southeasterly 100 feet of the southwesterly 50· teet of the northwesterly 250 feet of the northeasterly 150 feet, and the southeasterly 190 feet of the northwesterly 295 feet of the northeasterly 93 feet or the southwesterly 200 feet, and the southeasterly 32 feet or the northwesterly 145 feet or the south- westerly 107 feet of Block 38, University Park. l -_J I f .}. ' L . -··-~' ·-·~·---··· ~R· c) The north•aaterly 49.5 feet of Lots 41, 42, -3, 44 and ~5, and all of toto 46 and 47, exclusive or that portion or Lot 41 lying easterly of a line extended northerly from the juncture or Lots 34 and 35 with Lot 41 to the northerly corner or Lot 41 where it joins Lots 42 and 53, and a triangular portion of Lot 34 described ae follows: Beginning at the Juncture ot Lote 34 and 35 with Lot 41· thence southwesterly, along the southeasterly line of Lot. 41, 12 feet; thence southeasterly, at right angles to said southeasterly line or Lot 41, 8 feet; thence northerly 15.49 feet more or less to the point or begin- ning, all as shown on Wade's Subdivision or Block 30, University Park, recorded April 20, ltl93, in Book "G11 of Maps, at page 65. e) The southwesterly 150 feet or the northwesterly 100 reet, lees the northeasterly 1 feet thereof, and the south- easterly 30 feet or the northwesterly 70 feet or the northeast- erly 107 feet of Lot 3, and the northwesterly 20 feet of Lot 2, and the northwesterly 100 feet of the northeasterly 65 feet or Lot 2, Block 29, University Park. f) The northwesterly 85 feet of the southeasterly 200 feet of the southwesterly 250 feet or the northeasterly 400 feet of Block 19, and the southeasterly 100 feet or the south- westerly 200 feet or Lot 4, and the southeasterly 37.5 feet or the northwesterly 50 feet or the northeasterly 150 feet of Lot 3~ and the southwesterly 100 feet of the ·.·,northwesterly 50 feet of Lot 2, Block 19, University Park~. g) The southeasterly 150 feet of the southwesterly one half of Lot 4, and the southwesterly 25 feet of the south- easterly 100 feet or the northeasterly one half of Lot 4, Block 20, University Park. h) The southwesterly 125 feet of the northwesterly 95 feet and the southeasterly 100 feet or the southwesterly 25 feet of the northeasterly 150 feet of Lot 3 .. and the northwesterly 95 feet of the northeasterly 60 feet and the northeasterly 95 feet or the northwesterly 60 feet or the southwesterly 190 feet of Lot 2, Block 21, University Park. 1) The northwesterly 100 r~et of the southwesterly 112.5 feet or Lot 3, and the southeasterly 50 teet of the south- westerly 112.5 feet of Lot 4j and the southeasterly 100 feet or the northeaaterly 112.5 feet of Lot 1, Block 22, University Park. j} A:l acquisitions, 1mprove~ents, racil1t1ea and equipment auxiliary thereto and necessary to complete each or said sites as an off-street parking plot. The map of University Park was recorded Februaz7 27, 1889, 1n Book "D" or Maps, at page 69, Santa Clara County Records. 2. Said contemplated work and improvements are of more than local ordinary public benefit, and the cost thereof will be assessed upon the district benefited thereby, which district and the exterior boundaries are the composite and conaelidated area consisting of the parcels or land bounded generally Southeast- erly by Hamilton Avenue, Southwesterly by Waverley Street, Northwesterly by Lytton Avenue and Northeasterly by the C-2-S City zone line, being generally the rear lot lines or the lots abutting on Webster Street, and or the parcels of land bounded generally Northeasterly by Waverley Street, Southeasterly by Forest Avenue, Southwesterly by Ramona Street and Northwesterly by the C-2-S City zone line between Bryant Street and Waverley Street, and by a line northwesterly or and parallel to and distant 120 teet northwesterly or Lytton Avenue between Ramona Street and Bryant Street, all as more particularly shown on a map thereof on file in the office of tho City Clerk. l3 I I j 'I I l l ·~ ~ ) i \' I 14 -. 3. Any ~nd all objections and protests .ade pu~auant to said Resolution or Preliminary Determination are hereby overruled and denied. 4. Said acquisitions and improvemente shall be aade under and purs1~nt to the proVisions or the Palo Alto Iaproveaent Procedure Code more particularl7 referred to 1n said Resolution, and the Special Aaaeeament Investigation, Limitation an4 MaJority Protest Act or 1931 shall not apply to said proceedings. ... ... * • • * • • I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy or reaolut1on adopted by the City Council or the City or Palo Alto, California, at a regular meeting thereof held on t~e 8th day of December, 1952, by the following vote or the .. abers thereof: AYES, and in favor thereof, Councilmen: Bishop, Blois, Bower, Cathcart, Drysdale, Gaepar, Hill, Marshall, Miller, Mitchell~ Montreuil. Simpson, Vella, Wickett. NO:!S, Councilmen: None. ABSENT: Councilmen: Caehel . .,/' I" /J ' /J/f~~ • C!ty·~~City o?7a~to /1 APPROVED:i ',, .... -~~~;,&,&i.J~~~-~~z.r-- / 1T ---.;JJ.~;..:; / MaUor :J