BOOK 23_1950-05-15 to 1952-04-21

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0 fi � nolo 7 i i;" t)1� mitments and was therefore /Justified. City Manager repo rted that I area may be served Y b 6" mains but when the pumps are not running supply was made by 3" and � lines only. On the Mayor' s question Mr. Winter reported that this a PPlicant If .i l Brit- was not on the original approved list. N[r. Thomsen asked on what basis the u , , Council could E.A. reject his request. a Mayor reiterated the Council's thinking on the Ij f;'.; i subject, that ;�, jl ! " Assist. is, - if an unlimited number of connections were allowed in the Emerald Lake area under I!;1 �; 1 'peetor present conditions no one would have any water. Therefore, to protect those already ' Il a' ' Ingin. connected to the system the Council felt that it had no other alternative than the i noted present policy: Councilman Royer moved that request be denied, seconded by Council- M an and carried. man org ,° '' .he PERSONAL APPEARANCE BY MRS. V. SCHULBA, 815 CANYON ROAD, IN REGARD TO EASEMENT SEWER I! � AND STORM DRAIN ASSESSMENT DISTRICT. Considerable discussion took place on the I ! annexation of this area and commitments made to the people at the time of annexation. ry dates, ees Since Mr. Jain, was not present, Mr. Miller was asked to check the minutes and Mr. ,' Jain was to be requested to report back on whether storm drains should be required ;y Ingineer, or whether storm waters could be otherwise diverted on motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. "''` lability CITY ATTORNEY REPORT - JOINT RECREATION FACILITIES CITY AND SCHOOL. A Tentative agree- { e of went had been preparedD and gone over with the District Attorney. Mr. Currie was tad at present checking various details with the City Manager and Councilman Royer, i Chairman of the Committee. It was understood agreement would be executed some e be time during the next week. Councilman Spillers moved that report be accepted, 4 es seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. I n APPOINTMENT MEMBER OF PLANNING COMMISSION. Councilman Spillers offered name of Carl f B. Tiedemann and after discussion, his motion was seconded by Councilman Morgan'. I� ureo and unanimously carried. Mr. Tiedemann was to be informed of his appointment anded 'I asked to appear before the Council to be sworn in. APPOINTMENT OF CLERK PRO -TEM, Councilman Morgan moved that the Council's attention Fire be called to resolution naming Richard Miller as Clerk Pro -Tem when Ralph Dodge I i) 'I , It It ; !, was absent seconded b Councilman Spillers and carried, with one No vote by , Y Pi al Councilman Granger on basis that resolution was being overworked. ro- FURTHER DISCUSSION EXTENSION OF FRANKLIN STREET THROUGH BUTCHER FIELD. Councilman ner Morgan stated that he felt that this subject had recieved full consideration and I I the Council was now ready to proceed. He therefore moved that City Attorney be as instructed to draft amendment to Parking Meter Ordinance authorizing use of i i, i f1 ons1 Off Street Parking Fund Monies for approaches to parking lots as well as the park- ing lots themselves. On Councilman Herkner's question City Attorney reported , .i i y S and , that this could be done legally. Motion seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. pre-SERVE OF PUBLICATION ORDERED FILED BY THE MAYOR, - ORDINANCE POLICE RESERVE CORPS. as ORDINANCE 670 CREATING POLICE RESERVE CORPS WAS MOVED for adoption by Councilman ,I Morgan, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried on roll call. DTSOUSSIOId REOPENED ON BUTCHER FIELD BY COUNCILMAN GRANGER. Councilman Granger at Pointed out that the reason for this alteration in financial policy was the re. fact that unseen problems had arisen since the adoption of the original parking a' On meter ordinance. Discussion on offer of Richard Woods to sell parking lot under j is II