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� � It has been called to our attention that labor rates have increased approximately 7�, and material prices about 3� within the past 12 months. Further material price increases are anticipated, and wage rates are scheduled to be increased again on January l, 1958 and July l, 1958• We are also advised that if the project is delayed, excavation and other costs will increase due to the necessity of performing certain items of work during the winter months, which work was anticipated to be done during this summer season. Couneilman Stout moved that this be referred to the City Engineer For a report in two ��eks, July 15th, seconded by Councilman Weiss who asked that they include engineerin� costs and any other costs so they will know what the total cost will be. The Mayor asked that they also include item five in the motion (introduction oP ordinance providing for bonded indebtedness of �500,000 f or Water Bonds) and continue this togsther with the report. This was agreed to by the maker and secon d of the motion. The motion carried. INTRODIICE ORDINANCE REVISING WATER CONNECTION CHARGES. Councilman Weymouth moved that ,' I this matter be carried on the agenda for one week, July 8th, and members of the j Council be given a copy of the propoaed ordinanee, seconded by Councilman i�eiss and ! I carri ed. I �ouncilman Stout offered ORDINANCE 600.79 AMENDING ORDINANCE N0 . 600 TO REZONE PORTION OF LOT 9, BLOCK I, WOODSIDE �CRES, FROM R-2 DISTRICT TO C-1-H DISTRICT and moved its I adoption, seconded by �ouncilman Granger. The affidavit of publication was ordered filed and the Clerk was asked �o read the title of the ordinance. The motion , carried on roll call with Couneilman Weiss voting No and Councilmen Herkner and Spillers bein� noted absent. REQUEST OF CITY ENGIPtEER TO AUTHORIZE RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT FOR PRELIMINARY GRADING OF PARKING LOT AREAS IN STULSAFT YARK. The Clerk read the letter from the City Engineer i wherein he recommended that p ermisaion be granted to rent the necessary equipment to I� perform preliminary grading and excavation in the �irst unit of S�ulsaft Park. This was followed by diseussion. Councilman Stout moved that the Engineerts report be accepted and he be authorized to proceed, seconded by Councilman Weiss. The City ' Attorney asked that the proper insurance be furnished by the operator. This was ! ineluded in the motion. �Councilman Granger asked that the record sho�r that the �i money came from a good source (Cinnabar Mining operation) . The motion ca.rried. � LETTER OF APPRECIATION FROM THE P.G.& E. FOR COOPERATION RECEIVID FROM THE RECREATION II ' '� DEPARTME�IT DURING THEIR SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT. The C1erk read the letter. The Mayor �^ ! i�,,,,�, asked that the letter be made a part of the record and Councilman Stout asked that � a copy of the letter be sent to Alfred Morton. I PLANIVING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED GRANTING PERMIT TO MOVE HOUSE FROM FRTONT TO REAR OF LOT, ' A REVIGLIO, 7l�0 WOODSIDE ROAD (Lot 11, Block H, Woodside Acres No. 1) . There were ' � no protests at the Planning Commission meeting. �ouncilman Granger asked that the �.or - r�cord show that the Building Inspector and the Fire �Chief approved this permit. Councilman Weiss asked if it was the intent of the people to place a store in the front oP their property and moving the house to the rear. The Buildin� Inspector sta�ed that that was their intent. The property adjoining Mr. Revigliots property has a store on it. The motion was seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried. ! PLANNING COMNIISSION RECQNIl'�1DED APPROVAL OF F. ANDERSON�S REQUEST �fR VARIANCE TO ALLOW ; �, � .-z,�.�.�,�.�, �I