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, �� � cost of placing utilities underground and advised that the co�t v�ul� be pro- • hibitive. Plans had been made to place them in the rear of the lots. P,4ayor Hilton asked �r. Nordstra.nd, member of the P1a.nnin� Commission, i£ this �vould ' meet the Plannin� Commission's requirementfi. 2•dr.. ldordetrand renlied. tha.t_he believed it �vould, that the Plznning Commiasion had wanted the utili-tiee placed underground but it was understood that the cost wduld be prbhibitive and he be- lieved that placing them in the rear of the lots vrould be eatisfactory to the ' P12nning Commission. There followed a len�thy discussion in regard to the tppe of pavement to be required on Rooavelt Avenue. City P.danager NIea�s �.dvieed that the type provided would meet the city's minimum specifications but that it rves always wiser to have a heavier type pavement. The types of c?ifferent streets in town, the amount of traffic exioected o.n thia trtreet and the cost of heavier type pavement wae discussed. Pdayor Hilton asked if the aubdividexs would • agree to have the ne�r portion of Roosevelt Avemie r�eet the req_uirments of that portion a]seac�y paved, to which they agreed. Citj b4anager ARead broug,ht out the ?act that the present Roosevelt Avenue pavement might not be high enou�h and su�- gested that the engineering department vrork out specifications e�ith Mr. Frost and PJir. Werder that i�rould satisfy the engineerin� department and the_P12nnin� Com- mission. Councilman Anderaon beliesed it would be wise to have a recommendation ' from the engineering department and from the City Pdana.ger. tdr. lVerder said that method mould hold uo the pro,�ect and asked if it ��rould be a.greeable to have the City Engineer znd the subdivision en�ineer work out the specifications. y This su��estion ti�as agreeable,to the Council and Councilman Granger moved that the Council concur in the recommendations of the Planning Commission, seconded by Councilman PticNulty. .Motion passed unanimously. ----- Gity Manager Mead advised there had been no report from the T Study Committee in regard to unlimited parking zone at 719 Ninslow Street. T:�e matter c�as carried � on the agenda. ' Building Inspector Dunc�.n reported that he h�d heard nothin� from t�4r. Nitte in,.regard � to the type of sign requested at Rogers P.nd Staf°ord Str.eete. 'Phe matter was carried bn the aE;enda.and the Building Inspector is to contract tdr. Witte. Further discussion in regard to rezon4ngroff'property at Pine and Lathop Streets �v�s ' placed on the agenda.. Attorney J�nes 0'Keefe Jr. appeared before the Council in behalf of Club Scamus, Woodside Club in regard. to their requesta for dance permits. He stated that v�hile he ha.d no fault to find crith the ordinance he did find fault with its apnli- ' cation and that he understood some discussion had been had in re�ard to_the de- fining of the word "enclosure". It vrag his opinion tha.t an enclosure did not mean an entire building but the,t a room in � building should be considered an enclosure. He quoted several definitiona and believed that both of these estab- lishments complied �vith the terms of the ordinance and should be given dance per- mits in the interest of business and oroperty rights. He believed the Forestera �' \