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advised adoption of a resolution would be necessary to grant sewer permit, but 99 did not carry impositions of deposits and fees as had been mentioned as they were contained in the Water Connection Ordinance not the Sewer Ordinance. Councilman Keckley indicated his intention that conditions be included. City Manager asked that another alternative be considered in that he would request time to study further the plan for an additional line in the Alameda as suggested. Mr. Royer indicated his conamrrence with a motion to authorize City Manager to study the plan suggested and of the Hinchs' willingness to pay their fairshare. No second given to Councilman Keckley's motion. Councilman Rosselli, in view of statements made by City Manager, moved to accept City Manager's report and recommendation, as it seemed to be of more advantage to all concerned and might also accomplish annexation of a larger area to the City, seconded by Councilman Keckley. Councilman Henderson asked that Staff be encouraged to look at a larger area in connection with annexation in this instance to save a piecemeal approach. Motion carried. (MINUTE ORDER #67-114) Councilman Petersen moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5375 APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICA- TIONS FOR RESURFACING OF DESIGNATED STREETS; AND, AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR, seconded by Councilman Rosselli. Staff report stated this was the annual resurfacing program for which $55,000 had been provided in the currect budget. On question, Councilman Henderson asked how the resurfacing program is planned. City Manager explained resurfacing is necessary where streets have been torn up previously for construction work and that another substantial sum had been included in the next year's budget which will provide for resurfacing in the next fiscal year. Councilman Petersen commented on several streets he had observed in definite need of resurfacing, such as one in particular, Cleveland from Roosevelt to Vera. Director of Public Works stated this street had been improved to a better condition than it was previously but the resurfacing program included mainly streets with the most traffic. Councilman Granger commented on requirement for public utility companies to refill trenches, etc. to required City standards and felt this not being complied with from instances he had witnessed. City Manager stated he would check this matter. (Memo 6/6/67) Motion carried on roll call vote. REPORT OF BID OPENING, signalization, channelization and lighting of Veterans Blvd, East of Main Street to Middlefield Road, and improvement of Bradford Street from Main Street to Jefferson Avenue. The following bids were received: Douglass & Woodhouse Kunz Paving Company McGuire & Hester L. C. Smith Co. Bragato Paving Co. B. Fontana & Sons $81,743.62 81,849.81 84,444.82 87,999-19 89,842.48 95,o81.43 Engineer's Estimate $84,352.00 Staff recommended award of bid to Douglass & Woodhouse. 99 AIN 5 "67