Easement - Alvarado St easement at Montague Ave - File 239E, 1951

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REPORT BY RICHARD il. LOJEJOY September 17, 1952 on ALVARADO STREET FIR01. FIRST A-i1 ',A E SOUTHERLY As a result of the letter of August 19, 1952 from ;Vesley i"c-Cl.ure, City 1" ger to the San Leandro Industrial Corporation, a discussion took place between the San Leandro Industrial Corporation representatives and the City Manager regarding the standing of Alvarado Street at this time. Subsequent to this meeting, the problem was discussed with the City Council in their work session and the determination was that it would be in order for the City to consider that portion of Alvarado Street already dedicated to the City, including a 50 foot right-of-way from 2irst Avenue to the northerly edge of Tract 1125, as being satisfactorily improved as far as the City was concerned for that portion that presently has been paved. In other swords, any maintenance to be done on this section-�rould be done by the City but any general vridening of the improved section together with the necessary improvements would be at the expense of the property owners adjoining and not at the City's expense. The easterly half of Alvarado Street between the northerly and southerly limits of Tract 1125 which was included in this subdivision has been satisfactorily improved as far as the City is concerned and this portion wi_ich was dedicated in the acceptance of said tr:'ct would hereafter, under ordinary conditions, be the responsibility of the City to maintain. That portion of Alvarado Street opposite the above -mentioned half - section and the remaining portion of avarado Street southerly of Tract 1125 has not yet been dedicated to the Citir and consequently it remains in private ownership. Under these circumstances and before the City accepted this portion of Alvarado Street, the owners of the same would have to make necessary improvements to comply with the City standards for an industrial street at the time of acceptance of this portion of Alvarado Street.