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

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Hotel as the dance floor was in a separate room. Councilman Royer. moved approval of 51 permit subject to approval of proper authorities, seconded by Councilman Morgan. The Fire Department had not inspected the premises. Motion carried. IEDWO09 TERRACE N0. 3 APPROVAL OF FINAL„ MAP approved by the Planning Commission. Council- man Granger moved that the map be accepted subject to City Engineer Jain's recommen- dation that the tax certificates be presented from both City and County and Prelimin- ary Title report from the Title Company, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. ItiESTWOOD TERRACE No. 1 APPROVAL OF FINAL MAP. This was approved by the Planning Commission subject to (1) all improbements should be as required by the City Engineer the Plan- ning Commiss=ion and (2) all provisions of the subdivision ordinanceshould be complied with. City Attorney Currie was preparing agreement for improvements and separate agreemetn for water - Improvement Bond for 119,000 including water mains, tract boundaries and $10,000 bond and agreement for water mains to tract. Councilman Jones ' moved approval of map subject to above conditions, seconded by Councilman Morgan. When the bonds would be submitted, County and City Auditors certificates and two agreements signed, Tract Map could be recorded. Motion carried. A 60' strip was deeded to the City lying between Westwood Terrace No. 1 and Redwood Terrace No. 1 to be improved as a street according to requirements of City without any cost to City. )ITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT ON TAX DEEDED LOTS IN ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS. There were several lots in Kensington Square District and some of the other assessment districts. City Attorney Currie thought the City should not pay the assessments on any of these lots since the City would not have the bond and the owner of the lot could pay delinquent. taxes and would not have to repay the assessment. Councilman Morgan moved this be referred to the Real Estate Committee for a full report to the Council, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. City Attorney suggested that title be quieted to all tax delinquent lots, and the lots sold in order to get them back on the tax roll. TATER SUPERINTENDENT REPORT ON SURVEY OF HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN EMERALD LAKE. Councilman Morgan moved this be carried on agenda until report could be had from the Real Estate Committee on their recommendation, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. TOPOSED AGREEMENT M.J.KING INC. WATER MAINS WOODSIDE TERRACE N0, 2. On June 11, 1950 M. J. King Company representatives, Frost & Brian, Engineers, City Manager Rblison, Prater Superintendent H. L. Winter and City Engineer Jain had a discussion regarding water mains which were constructed in this tract at grades shallower than called for in the plans and specifications. At that time certain commitments were made and later put in the form of an agreement and submitted by Mr. Jain to the Council along With his report. A letter from IA. J. King confirmed this agreement including a five Year guarantee to maintain all mains and services not meeting City specifications. City Engineer recommended that agreement be accepted provided that both E. T. Haas Company and M. J. King Company execute such an agreement with the City covering this five year maintenance guarantee. To date there was no confirmation from E. T. Haas Company. M. J. King Company was awaiting a settlement of this problem so that they could proceed with .further street construction in this area. The mains were laid behind the curbs. If they were requested to remove and lower them it would cost 03,000 or $4,000. The inspector for the City on this job was not with the City at this time, however, the inspector could not change the plans, nor could the contractor Without first getting a permit from the City Engineer's office. The City would be i,:,if ,r ll I i