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IIf removed as soon as possible and estimate bid had been secured at 01050 to move the 453 building including breaking up the concrete block. Councilman Granger moved that City Attorney Currie be authorized to draw up necessary agreement on report of the Real Estate Committee, seconded by Councilman Morgan. The maker and second accepted the amendment of Councilman Granger, that agreement may be signed by City Manager if City Attorney approved. Motion carried. TRAFFIC - S. P. DEPOT. Councilman Morgan gave committee report on this stating that Chief Wood and his assistants had been down to the depot every night and three minor changes had been recommended to be incorporated into the ordinance which had been prepared by the Cit Attorney. The Committee was satisfied with the City y. proposed changes, also the i Police Department, according to Councilman Morgan's report and he moved that the ordi- nance be introduced at the next meeting, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. EMERALD LAKE WATER PROJECT. Councilman Morgan, Chairman of this Committee, announced a meeting would be held on Thursday, April 13th, at which the people of Emerald Lake Dis- trict would meet with the Committee and they desired that all members of the Council attend. This would be at 8:00 P. M. in the Council Chambers. Administrative Assistant was to clear on the availability of this date and Tribune Reporter Dick Keusink would cover this meeting for the press. WEED ABATEMENT, REPORT ON BID OPENINGS. City Engineer Jain recommended that bid for disking be awarded to Sanders Construction Company, low bidder, for their unit prices stated in their Proposal and that City Attorney be authorized to prepare necessary agreement. Councilman Morgan moved approval of recommendation, seconded by Councilman Swift, and carried. REQUEST FOR SEWER CONNECTION, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT, proposed school to be located on Clifford Avenue, to City sewer on Eaton Avenue. Andrew Spinas, City Superintendent of Elementary Schools, was authorized by the Board of Trustees to make this request, ex- pense of installing and connecting proposed sewer line would be borne by the School District, installation subject to approval by City Engineer. Councilman Morgan moved approval, seconded by Councilman Spillers, and carried. LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY ON PART OF CITY WITH REGARD TO ACCEPTING FIRE CALLS OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS. Such a request had been made by the Progress Lumber Company through the Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber in turn submitted request to the City Council in their behalf. After discussion this was placed on the agenda for a report to be brought back by the City Attorney after ascertaining whether or not there were limits on the City insurance covering this type of call. Councilman Morgan moved that a definite policy should be established, and City Clerk should reply to communication from the Chamber of Commerce asking them to notify the Progress Lumber Company of action of Council, seconded by Councilman Spillers. Motion carried. Attorney Paul McCarthy stated here that the SEQUOIA HOSPITAL DISTRICT would be interested in this question and it was different from the other request in that it was an entity of the State, County, and City. COUNTY WIDE ACCIDENT PREVENTION COMMITTEE. This was referred to the Traffic Fact Finding Committee for appointments and the following were submitted for the Council's approval. General Chairman Mayor Werder Engineering City Engineer Glenn M. Jain Enforcement Police Lt. William Faulstich Education Larry Wise, Planning Advisor Publicity Administrative Assistant Richard Miller Councilman Spillers moved approval of appointments, seconded by Councilman Morgan, and carried.