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Councilman Royer reported plans basically completed for swimming pool, required soils tests and complete mechanical plans to be completed by end of this week. He sugges- ted Council authorize completed plans be sent to State for review as required, immediately upon completion, as time element for State's review would probably make for simultaneous review by Council and School District. City Attorney advised Mr. Irwin, architect, had submitted contract data to his office and it would take several days to check out. Mayor Rosselli mentioned several comments from residents of the area who contended recreation center had been promised for. Taft School. Councilman Royer reviewed attempts made to get a consensus of opinion as to recreation plans, and since a recreation center at Taft School was not possible, the swimming pool at Hoover School seemed to be the next best solution. Councilman Herkner asked whether question of architect's fees had been settled. Councilman Royer stated architect settled for $1000 extra instead of the $2500 estimated, and a letter was on record confirming this fee. City Manager reported he had received a call from the Chamber of. Commerce that the Peninsula Contractors Association had reviewed the ordinance to be adopted relating to soil reports and soil investigation requirements in Subdivisions, and that they had no objection. City Manager also advised resolution being rea_uested for granting of easements to PGE for 60 nr pole line was part of conditions incorporated in Letter of Intent. Councilman Petersen questioned the Zoning Ordinance amendment proposed relating to automobile service stations. Zoning Coordinator advised only intent was to take service stations out of permitted use and make them subject to a conditional use in IR Districts. Councilman Petersen questioned the Zoning Ordinance amendment proposed relating to architectural supervision in connection with single and two-family dwellings. Zoning Coordinator reviewed circumstances which led to some members of Council discussing possibiii.ty of architectural control by adding A -Combining District for substandard lots, and that this proposed amendment would simply provide that archi- tectural controls may be applied when a parcel does not meet the minimum budding site area requirements of the zoning district concerned, ahich was not possible under present Zoning Ordinance. City Manager reported preliminary plans for the proposed multi-purpose building in Community Park had been approved by the Park and Recreation Commission and recommended Counci_1 authorize architect to proceed with preparation of working drawings. He. further stated he felt it only proper to ask the Architectural Review Committee to review the plans also before submitting them to Council on March 14th. C. 1,1. Lebsack, Attorney for the arrest Side Ailey Improvement District, stated Agenda item proposed on this subject would have to be postponed as complete property descriptions had not been submitted. (Memo x/8/66)