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5p� Mr. Magee suggested that the street is only 30 feet wide. Assistant City Manager Smith again described the 60-foot street. MOTION: Councilman Norris moved, setonded by Councilman Vega, to continue the public hearing for one week until August 9, 1916 regular � meeting. CLARIFICATION: Councilman Norris stated that it is the intent of his motion to continue the hearing pending receipt from staff of traffic infonnation, the use of transparencies on the large screen to indicate details of the area in question. and any other informa- tion staff may be able to prepare to assist Council in considering the proposed abandonment. Councilman Norris also noted that it would be expected staff would provide some documentation so that Council can consider alternatives which involve abandonment of all of Hilton Street. City Attorney Schricker advised that Council may look at alternatives available if the entire street were to be abandoned. but that if it is the desire of Council to consider such abandonment. then new pro- ceedings would have to be commenced. The rtation carried unanimously by voice vote. (MINUTE ORDER N0. 76-213) City Attorney Schricker advised Mr. Sicotte and Mr. Magee that they are hereby being given oral notice of the continuation of the public hearing on the proposed abandonment of a portion of Hilton Street to 7:30 p.m., Nbnday, August 9. 1916 and that no further notice is required or will be given. � (The Council recessed from 9•05 to 9:15 p.m.) Installation of sto si ns at various locations to contro r g t-o -way vio ations Assistant City Manager Smith referred to the Manager's report of July 29, 1976 regarding the installation of certain stop signs and attachtng a report of the Director of Public Works dated July 14. Request was made that in the future staff provide street maps rather than copies of aerial views when such information is required. (memo 8/3/76) In reply to question, Director of Public Works Pusich advised that the law requires 15 feet of red curb with the use of stop signs, and noted that sight distance of the sign is essential. City Attorney Schricker confirmed that the Vehicle Code does not permit parking w�thin 15 feet of a stop sign. MOTION: Title having been read, Councilman Biagi introduced the following resolution and �ved, seconded by Councilman Barrett, its adoption. ' RESOLUTION N0. 7657 ESTABLISHING AND DECLARING DESIC�IATED ENTR NCE 0 INTERSECTIONS TO BE STOP ENTRANCES The resolution was adopted unanimously by roll call vote. -5- , Reg.Mtg. 8/2/ 16