BOOK 26_1955-11-28 to 1957-06-17

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201 crossings. This was included in the motion after which there was discussion in regard to a letter being written to the Southern Pacific Company telling them that the City crossings. This was included in the motion after which there was discussion in regard to a letter being written to the Southern Pacific Company telling them that the City did not intend to pay for Jefferson Avenue and Maple gates since the Southern Pacific removed gates some years ago. Councilman Stout requested the City Manager to hold the ' letter until he writes a letter to the Southern Pacific Company. Police Chief Faulstich stated that original letter was from the Public Utilities Commission and not the Southern Pacific Company. The Public Utilities Commission requested the list of priorities. This was followed by discussion. Councilman Stout's motion was restated by the Mayor that the priority list be accepted, seconded by Councilman Weiss and carried. TRAFFIC C00.1ITTEE RECOMMENDED 20 MINUTE GREEN ZONE FOR A DISTANCE OF NINETY FEET IN A SOUTHERLY DIRECTION FROM . BRADFORD STREET ON THE EAST SIDE OF PIARREN STREET, Arid a distance of seventy-four feet in an easterly direction from Warren Street on the South aide of Bradford Street (new A. G•& E. BUILDING). Councilman Spillers moved approval of the Traffic Committee's recommendation, seconded by Councilman Weiss and carried. TRAFFIC CCVIITTEE RECOMMAEND THREE ADDITIONAL ONE HOUR METERS BE INSTALLED IN FRONT OF THE PLACES OF, BUSINESS LOCATED AT 711-715 MAIN STREET. The location of these three meters would be on the south side of Main Street, a distance of seventy feet east of the loading zone located in front of 715 Main Street. City Attorney Currie stated that this should be subject to the approval of the Department of Public Works, Councilman Spillers moved approval of the Traffic Committee's recommendation subject to approval of the Department of Public 4lorks, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. THE ASSOCIATED ENGINEERS, INCORPORATED, CONTRACTOR PUTTING IN THE 121' CAST IRON WATER MAIN, BROADWAY TOIAHIPPLE AVENUE, REQUESTED AN.EXTENSIQN OF THE CONTRACT TIME on this project of an additional 15 working days. ' Water Superintendent Winter, stated that they did not start the job soon enough, hmvever, he believed they were working along all right. at. the present time and he suggested that they not award the extension at this time but wait until the job is finished. Councilman Spillers moved approval of the Water Superintendents recommendation, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried, Councilman Granger voting No. Councilman Stout spoke on the subject of subdivision fees. He submitted the following figures securred from the Building Inspector: January 33 single dwellings February 67 single dwellings 2 duplexes 2 apartments March 9 single dwellings 6 duplexes 3 apartments April 9 single dwellings 7 duplexes ' May 8 single dwellings 7 duplexes June 18th 108 single dwellings 7 apartments The total units if figured at $100 each would produce ¢32,533, if figured at 675.00 each the total would be $24075• Therefore, Councilman Stout moved that any a nd all permits for single family dwelling, apartments, multiple dwelling units or rentals issured by the Building Inspector as of now be subject to any subdivis- ion fee that may hereafter be adopted by the City Council. City Attorney Currie stated that there is no harm in this proposal, however, he gestions the legality of the situation. Councilman Stout added to his motion that they add if legal. This was followed by discussion. Councilman Weiss seconded the motion. City Attorney Currie stated that at no time did he give a legal opinion on the matter. Legally he questions this. This was followed by discussion. The motion lost on roll call vote with Councilmen Britschgi]