HomeMy WebLinkAbout03311919Ito, Cal.,
1919.
on this date
eh 24, 1919, -9 a.m.
f. Palo Altc is
o'clock p.m-, to
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ordan Was passed
approves the re -
or the acceptance
ty Service and
owed from Camp
to said Com-
es referred to
ac seconded by
be removed from
the apecial com-
nd which made cer-
had acted direct -
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facts and for
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;miller, Roller,
said he was not
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endered the city,
adjourned.
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deourned Lee in ; . . City Hall, Palo Alto, Cal.,
March 31, 1919.
The Council of the City of Palo Alto met on this date
at 8 o'clock p.m., pursuant to adjournment of the regular meet-
ing of March 10, 1919. Mayor Cooley presided and roll call was
as follows:
Present: Cathcart, Cooley, Baaterd.ay, Jordax:, :i11er, Moller,
Snyder, Thous.
Absent: Fisher, Henry, Mosher, Peterson, Swain, Vail, Wing.
Repor v of C t ;ee #4. On Bond Bids.
Chairman Thoits of Committee #4 reported that the fol-
lowing bids had been received for the sale of the ;24,000 sewer
bond, authorized at the election on March 5, 1919:
Wm, R, Staats Co .
F.M,Brown & Co
Bond & Goodwin .
The National City Co.
Blyth,Witter & Co. .
Prank and Lewis
324,451.00
24,261.00
24,243.5,,0
24, 21a. 40
24, 207.50
_ 24, 203.00
Anglo & London Paris 24, 175.80
Carsten & Earies 24, 161.00
Lumbermen's Trust Vo. 24,151.20
Freeman Smith & Cctmp 24,136.00
Torrance , Marshals & Co 24, 126. 50
R.H.Rollins & Sons 24, 075.00
0.G.BIy'myer & Co 24,025.00
The Committee recommended that the oonde be oold to the
William R. Staats Co. as per bid, for par, accrued interest and
a premium of $+51.00. Zne report was accepted and the recommenda-
tion approved.
Resolution: Sale of Londs.
A resolution, entitled, "Resolution Providing for Sale
of Sewer Bonds of 1919,'s was introduced and read and on motion of
Thcits, seconded by Roller. was passes: by unanrouo vote on roll
call,
Protests Aj ainst Street Pavinj : Overrule:1.
This being the time for the hearing of prctes;:r a,Cainzt
the street improvements as provided in the Resolution of Inten-
tion adopted on March 10, 1919, the Mayor announced that such pro-
tests would be heard.
The City Clerk read the protes;.s of ::a riet B. Morales,
owner of 75 fret frontage on Cowper Street in.Block 27, and of
Helen M. Coney, owner of 150 feet frontage on Coeper'Street in
Block 40, against said street irprovemen is beinE. rade.
A resolution, entitled, "Resolution Overruling Objec-
tionz° was introduced and read and on motion of Jordan, seconded
by Miller was passed by .unanimous vote on roll call. Said reso-
lution recites that said protests do not represent a majority of
awne:s of property fronting on all or any of the :streets as de-
signated. in the Resolution of Intention.
Resolution Crderinie Street Work Done. Paaeec.
A resolution, entitled "Resolution Ordering Street Work
Provided. in Resolution of Intention, Series 1, a9l9 ," was 'intro-
duced and read and on motion of -Jordan, seconded. by Thoits, vas
passed by unanimous. vote .on roll call. Said ree:olu ti o n provides
that bids for doing said street work will be received up to 8
of cloc k p.m. of April 14, '1919.
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