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,ebsack replied this proceeding required 191 yct because of acquisition costs exceedincr amount permissible under 1911 Acf-, and reviewed further restrictions as to this being trust funds which could not be invested and only el,pended for specific purpose of this improvement. Councilman Petersen expressed opinions justifying why project should proceed and in best interests of Council to support it. Councilman Weymouth moved to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilman Bury and carried. Councilman Herkner moved to adopt RFSOLUTTON NO. 49115 ORDERING MODIFICATION AND ANr�',ND1)1ENT OF RESOLUTION OF' INTENTION NO. 11609, ALTAMONT-MIDFIELD-UTAH ?^dAY AND VICINITY IMPROVEMENTS, seconded by Councilman_ Granger and carried unanimously on roil call vote. Councilman Royer moved to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 119116 DIRECTING TREASURER TO COLLECT A.dD RrCFTVF ASS7SSNJFNTS, ALTA MONT-MTDFTELD-jTT^.N `:'^.Y AND VICTNTTY IMPROVEKIENTS, secnnded by Councilman Granger and carried unanimously on ro11 call vote.. Mayor Rosselli asked that discussion be resumed on Frac-nilly Acres W,) -ter System recommendations. Mrs. Schroeder, 1053 -10th !!venue as':ced whether pipe lines oVined by City were rented by private industry. ,..a.ter Superintendent stated Friendly Acres ?dater Company does not pay a rent to City for services operated off City's lines but were to maintain pipe lines in good repair until City ta!�-es over. City Attorney stated rent should be paid to City for use of these lines. He also described instances where lines installed by subdivision agreements have contract with Friendly Acres Water Company by revocable pe. -ml -t, for use for 111nited time, and which would be revoked when possible for City to serve area. City Attorney again reviewed recent State legislation prohibiting City from pa-? l.el lin.; existing privately oi,:rued utility. ?]al.te.r. Harrington, 1057 -10th Avenue, questioned state- ments made concerning conditions and whether this would effect fire protection. Councilman Weymouth felt it responsibility of City to protect citizens .and recom- mended City check health and safety standards in this instance. Council questioned improvements recommended for this phase and ultimate additional improvements needed when system acquired by City. Water Superintendent stated these improvements would mal -e for outstanding results to area. ?^later Surnerl_ntendent stated proposals des- cribed for this phase viould equal 26�,-', of the total work required. Councilman Granger wanted it noted City's interest in this problem not neva but of City's inability previously to do anything because of lacy: of money and of present sales tax moneys now making :at possible to consider improvements. Mayor Rosselli reported on meetin; he and City Manager had held with Assemblyman 1?r.itschi in which it was indicated Redwood City stood well 3.n line for college being considered here but of the all-out effort r.hich they had been informed would have to be made, by shovaing a. total community support.