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

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3 Councilman Morgan expressed his satisfaction that outside contractors had submitted �( ds �• bi S. p• yOUNGBLUTT OF FRIENDLY ACRES appeared to invite themembers • Herkner of the Council to M' 11Street Project Celebration", November 3rd, at 1:30 P. M. 3 'I rl A, E. A. F111AL MAP STULSAFT TERRACE SUBDIVISION. Mr. Nat. Landis of Land Development Company P y a P- peared before the Council requesting approval of map. ing A letter from the Planning Com - r P. E, mission recommending approval subject to the following conditions was read by Clerk: 1. Five year option be furnished the City for the purchase of Lot 17, Block 12 D. Miller, at a cost of $3000 per acre including improvements. 2. That a satisfactory agreement be furnished the City relative to the subdivider putting in full improvements around the school property. of Coun. 3, That all provisions of Ordinance No. 631 be complied with. sar Letter from Mr. Stulsaft is on file in which the Land Development Company agrees to y inkler put up necessary bond to ensure completion of street work, also agreeing to give an f option for 5 years on above lot at $3000 per acre, plus proportionate cost of im- f i Lan s , Lould be pro vements. They quote price of $7,500 if purchased the first•year. If purchased ited the duting any of the four subsequent years, price will be increased by the amount of h ; I ;ussipn, carrying charges, taxes, interest etc.. Letter from Mr. Nat Landis also read in which ; ' F, I Council- reference is made to an agreement between the Land Development Company and the Elem- entary School District covering the necessary street improvements referred to the above. i Ln Ro er After discussion, Councilman Spillers moved approval of the recommendation of the y v mailable. Planning Commission, seconded by Councilman Royer. Under question, difference in )rtant } price quoted by the Land Development Company and the price covered in the Planning ling up CoLmLission's letter was discussed. Councilman Spillers withdrew motion with consent Motion of the second, and moved, that the matter be referred back to the Planning Commission material seconded by Councilman Morgan. !. Mr. Landis agreed to hold the Lot 17 for six months ,to give the City time to work out I p! posed some arrangement regarding lot to be confirmed by letter. Councilman Granger thought ^itschgi +, it might be well for the Planning Commission to get the Council's views on the matter.' i t Sting to Councilman Herkner moved amendment to motion to, approve the map as submitted, the E matter of Lot 17 or any other lot the Planning Commission may desire to have the City Purchase, seconded by Councilman Jones. Councilman Herkner explained the purpose of i his motion was to speed up the matter inasmuch as the Land Development Company was Willing to hold Lot 17 or any other lot for the city, the only thing holding up the I, � I accumu- approval was t• he price of the lot. Councilman Jones withdrew his second, and Court, t Royer oyer seconded the motion in his place. Councilman Morgan thought the matter ' o-waY ' ncilman was an attempt to speed u something not necessary as a delay of two weeks should not P P P g - be a hardship. Roll call vote on amendment resulted in failure to carry, Councilmen P osting �i_ R09er and Royer voting "Aye". A vote on original motion to refer back to the Planning 1 aring vias Commission for further study carried unanimously. CI'L"y ENGINEER JAIN' S REPORT ON SEWER BIDS, CANYON ROAD. City Engineer Jain reported bid { red R of Oakland Sewer Construction Company, low bidder was checked and found correct• The call bid was approximately lOf higher than engineer's estimate. roll- I was tOLUTION No. Councilman Herkner who moved adoption, 1 1155 AWARDING CONTRACT was offered by for checking seconded by Councilman Morgan and carried on roll call. Councilman organ moved that M � a tette bidders thanking them for their interest and r be written to the unsuccessful bidd 14 a cooperation. Motion seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. After further dis- 1� .