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' 147 • He �dvi�ed th�,t he had discu�eed �,ith rFr. R. G. Tofznel'i the metter of tne division of cost for the r;ro�osed ��a�er s2rvice to the proposed neti; �ddition of Eaton 9venue Villa and reached �n a�re�ment c;herein the citv ti;ill extend the �resent four ineh line en yaton acer,ue a distance of ao�rosimatelv 300 feet to ttze street ti,�hich bisecte th2 ne�� addition. The subdividers i��ill ' pay tne cost of extending the 4 inch main b�c'� from that �oint to the lots in th�t area. The estima�ted cost is ,�500. There are ten services tt�zt !T�3V �J° connected �0 �:1E�i`, ,^.?a.lYl 1.71 the iLitUT° 2.TId tl'i� C1'G� ?'iOUld agree t0 refund the subdividers �50 for each eervice that ie actually connected to that line. It rras City t�anager's recommenda.tion tnat on the ba.sia of tha� ,' a�reement, it would 'oe in order to publish the ordinance�taking the addition into the ci�y. Councilman 9nderson moved, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, that tne City Manager's recomraendation oe accepted a.nd carried into effec�. City 4ttorney McCarthy asY_ed tha.t the r.iotion include continuin� the adoption Of �[1? ordinance tiri ��'I° :1°Y reee�ing, It Y12S SO OTC�°P° and the • motion pa.ssed unanimously. Cit�� ana?°r Bl•om reported on the delivery of surplus vrater to hirs. Rhodes in th� �rnerald La!:e Distr.ict. This rrater is a� preeent delivered to the property of 4�ir, tum Suden. Ia discussing the matter �-:itc Street Su_oerintendent • 1'linter, he actcised that there is over �000 g�llons oi ��ter avail�ole at t?7B nresent �lIDe� t?Otis�°VBT� �7'1°P8 1S T70 record �S t0 �i1G' 2,':T10L1Il Of 17d ac�il�Ule during the dry season and it was the City Iv?anager's opinion that ' he would not recommend t�Vo neti�� connecti.on� to th�,t source Uecauee in the event tnat t'�e r:ater sun_oly fzlls durin�• the dry rronths there mi�:�; be con- sideraole argurnent �.s to r,�hether the users vrere getting tY,eir fair �ha,re. Since the original con�rac� hws expired and because there is another inter- e4ted party in obt,ining the�r�ater, it i:�as his suggestion that the city ask for bids on t; e dicersion of tl�at crate* and ma.ke an ai=;ard to the best bidder. City Attorney r,4cCarthy advis�d he had discussed the r.�atter i�ith ?Er. tum Suden • who i,as�agreeable to naving tne iaater put out on '�ids. Councilman Anderson moved, seconded by Councilmar Granger, tha.t the recomrnendation of the City ?�?anager b� accepted 2TlCj i,CiB City :.ttorney oe in^tructed te dratr ua the necessa.ry papers to secure the bids. �otion p�ssed unani:�ously. Report on staius of city employees re�iding outside city limit� rias continued on , tne a.�e:�da on reotion of Councilmun Fletcher, secondsd by Councilman �Ictiulty. r?o�ion passed unani-nously. City h"ana�er 31om adai�ed that he ha.d asken for a discussion of aav�ment condi- ' tions on Chestnut Stre�t be placed on the agenda to ascerta.in the Council's o�inion �� to .^ho lr�s res�onsible for the nzving of Chestnut Street. It , rr=� his oninion that some tho�.tght should be given to the reronstruction and repaving oi th?t hali of �he street thai is occunied by tlie Southerr. Facific Ra.ilro�d tr�cks. The Soutnern F�cific nas completed their ivork u;o to 3roadr:a� r�nich laaves a bad conditior. on both sides of the trac';s. Council- man Britschgi moved, seconded by Councilman �'letcher, that the ma.tter be • carried on t'r,e agenda ur.til the next rneeting. 4�otion pass�d una.nir�ousl,y. \