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1931 Woodside Road; Mr. Roy Fredlund, 114 Nimitz Avenue. After further discussion regarding other property available, notably the Perry property behind the St. Pius Church, Councilman Royer moved that a committee be appointed to work with the pG &E and the people in the vicinity to work out some solution in securing other property, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. Councilmen Royer, Spillers and Britschgi were appointed to serve on the committee, Councilman Royer to act as Chairman. It was suggested that the PG &E submit two or more alternate sites of the Planning Commission. FARM HILL UNIT NO. 1. The Clerk read the letter submitted by Oddstad Homes in which they asked permission to construct 5 model homes in their proposed Farm Hill Unit #1 prior to the recordation of the final subdivision map. This request is 1 made with the stipulation that (1) they shad, not sell any homes until said final map covering the area of homes is recorded, ( they shall not request any further P g � Y q Y permits to be issued until said final map is recorded, and (3) the request for these 5 permits cover homes, the location of which has been approved by the City Engineers. Councilman Granger asked that the City Attorney explain the situation for the record. City Attorney Currie stated that the model homes could be built but were not to be sold and this could be done without the subdivision map being filed. The location of the homes should fit in with any proposed pattern. Councilman Granger moved that a copy of City Attorney's statement be referred to the Planning Commission for action when it comes up for final acceptance of the map, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. Councilman Royer moved that the Building Inspector be directed to issue 5 permits for a model home when the City Engineer approves the sites, seconded by Councilman Britschgi. City Engineer Jain questioned the 14% grade for Farm Hill Boulevard. After discussion, Councilman Royer asked that the matter be left to the City Engineer for approval. Councilman Granger wanted it understood that no property could be sold until such time as the final map is ap- proved. Mr. Louis Weiss brought up the subject in regard to what effect would this have in regard to enacting ordinance with respect to special assessment and subdivision cost. City Attorney Currie stated that this assessment for capital outlay was in regard to annexations and not subdivisions. This was followed by a short discussion. Building Inspector nreiss asked the Council what he should do in regard to utilities to be furnished to the new homes. It was decided not to grant utilities. Motion carried. Councilman Granger moved that there be no utilities to these homes until such time as the final subdivision map is accepted, seconded by Councilman Britschgi. Councilman Royer stated that this could be controlled by telling them that they could not hook up to the City lines. Motion carried. Water Superintendent Winter wanted to know whether the construction of these model homes would determine the final alignment of Farm .Hills Boulevard extension to Jefferson Avenue and would this extension encroach on the existing Carson Reservoir propety. City Engineer Jain stated that the location of the 5 model homes should have no effect on the location of the extension of the Farm Hills Boulevard to Jefferson Avenue through the Davis property.