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that the matter dates back to 1981 with a request, which was approved by Council, for abandonment of a portion of Madrone Street near Hazel and conditions required removal of curb returns, sidewalk and pavement. When they subsequently went in to improve their property one condition of the Use Permit was to extend the water main. The existing water line is an old 2" line and is insufficient for flow to a fire hydrant. At request of Council, Mr. Addiego referred to overhead projection of a drawing of the location; and replied to questions by Council regarding the need for a 6 line; whether there is an existing fire hydrant, and that in any case, the water main is necessary to supply a fire service line to the building. Mr. Harker (see above), stated that the abandonment described had been initiated by the previous owner, but that he agreed to continue the abandonment proceedings after he acquired the property. M /S: Rhodes /Chandler to refer the matter back to the Subdivision Committee. Carried by majority by voice vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 84 -164 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- 9. Award of bid - Low Pressure Sodium Vapor Street Lights Report of City Manager and Director of Finance 10/5/84 a. M /S: Mosher /Bury to waive bidding procedures Carried unanimously by voice vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 84 -165 b. Title read. M /S: Mosher /Bury RESOLUTION NO. 9712 AUTHORIZING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TO PURCHASE LOW PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR STREET LIGHT FIXTURES adopted unanimously by roll call vote. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- 10. Award of Lease - Purchase Financing for Computer Upgrade Report of City Manager and Director of Finance 10/5/84 Director of Finance Tasseff and Assistant Director of Finance Becker commented and replied to questions by Council regarding the expanded capability with the added components, and that the reason for lease - purchasing is that this helps the City to leverage its capital outlay funds; that since the City can get tax exempt lease - purchasing at a lower rate than it can make on its investments, it can pay for the financing and invest the funds until they have to be paid. Other lease - purchases have been utilized in the recent past, for a fire engine, street sweeper and the first computer upgrade. Reg.Mtg. 10/15/84 Page 7 MINUTE BOOK NO. 45 Page No. 162