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:tESOLUTION DETERMINING A CERTAIN TRUST HEP.ETOR>RE
CREATED IN REFERENCE TO WTS ll and 12 !N BLOCK 89
OF THE C!1'Y OF PAlO ALTO.
The Council ot tbe City of Palo Alto :00 RE-
SOLVE as follOW3:
THAT l1'liEF..EAS, on the 4th day ot February, 1920,
tho City ot Palo Alto received a deed from V.ARY 3.
CURTIS conveying to the City of Palo Alto IJ:>ts 11 and
l~ in Block 89 or said City; and
•·1HEREAS, euoh conveyance was absolute in nature,
~~t had for ita purpose certain charitable objects which
have been accomplished; and
WHEREAS, the council o.f tne City o! Palo Alto
did 1n its Resolution No. 191, passed on July 12, 1920,
declare that such lots heretofor~ described were "sub-
ject to a charitable trust to continue until such time as tha Council finds and declares from the facta that
there is no lo~or any necessity for such charitable
trust to exist"; and
WHEREAS, 1t now appears that the charitable trust
so impressed upon said land is no longer neces~ary; and
VJHEREAS, it further app:"ars that the certain
etructura!!l l.lpon sa:!d lots are no longer fit for human
hal·'i tation.
NOVv' THBREFOHE, this council does hereby find and
declare that ther·e 1s no longer any neceasi ty !or such
charitable trust to exist 1 and that it 1a hareby !·c1rther
declared that such tru:.t 1s ended and that the said
property is and shall be henceforth free from the ob-
ligations of the trust heretofore declared; prov1d~d,
however, in accordance with the said provisions of Re-
solution No. 191 "that it is expressly understood and dt~clared that ae.1d propc;z·ty so long as the t1 tle r-emains
in t tl.e ai ty shall be uaed !or llOme publio purpose as a
small rocr~etion or ornm~ental park or similar use, so
that the uee thereof shall not be detrimental in any way
to t:he neighboring reatdential property".
It being !ur'ther prov1de>J, however, th(-tt sAid lot
me.y be sold by said city for rtls1denthl purposes and th<B
proceeds devoted to some public purpose as may hereafter
be de0mod ~.dviaable; and
IT IS l''URTHER R'.S30LVED: That the Board of Public
Works be and 1t 1s hereby directed to take appropriate
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step~ to dernolish those structures Ol' portions of .:.trJ.ctures
now used !or residential purposes on said premises, and
that said premises shall no longor be used for residential purposes pending such demolition.
The above and foregoi~g Resolution was duly passed
by the co·u.ncil of the C1 ty of Palo Alto at an adjourned
reg~lar meeting helo on the 27th day of August, 1929, by
th~ following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Attest~
Bertsche, Cather.rt, Chrlsten~!en, Hobart,.
Johnson, Kelly, Mosher, Thoits, Thomas
None
Miss Baughj Lausten.
Whisle:r·, wood ~/·7 ~~~ ct£y cer
Reynolds, Mrs. Thomas,
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