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l. Building not to be built closer than 5t to creek easement. �el 2. Additional sewer laterals at owner�s expense. 3. Lot line to be moved to 5' from main house by removing present garage. Councilman Britsch�i did not think this w as f air to the property owner and the Building Department to keep track of the conditions. Councilman Granger stated that this should be recorded and made a permenent part of the records. City Attorney agreed �ith Coun- cilman Grangerts basic thinking an d asked that it be referred baek to the Planning �^ - . _- Commisaion for their consideration on methods to re- '� �6 . � t � subdivide. R2ayor Herkner referred this suggestion to � i s the Planning Commission. 11Qr. Jamison, son-in-law of e � the property owners, stated that his in-laws were in s ,�r.,�, ' s � agreement with the Planning Commission. Councilman � � , '� Gran�er moved approval oP recommendations sub3ect \� t � 0 i � to conditions mentioned above, seconded by Council- ► � man Jones and carried. ° � PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMEL�TD TO REZONE LOTS 1 to 4 ; inclusive, Renato Oaks from R-�.}. to C-1-H. The ,3O oo � � . Planning Commission, at tha meeting of Ma.y 11, moved approval of reZOning �he above m+antioned property from R-�, to C-1-H since the rezoning would not be detrimental for the use intended namel y, a restaurant and cocktail lounge in connection with the existing motel. Councilman Royer rnoved the public hearing be set for June 7th, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried. COMMUNICATION FROM �IE HEALTH DEPARTNNIENNT 4N REPORT OF EMERALD LAKE SANITARY INSPECTIONS. ,�, Below is the Sanitary Inspection report covering the Cit� of Red�ood �ity for the month �� of April, 1954• To date there have been 362 homes surveyed, and 90 abatement notices issued. This means that approximately 25� of the homes were found to have faulty disposal systems. Of the 9!3 installations that were faulty, � had been properly corrected, 33 are being rechecked evith the idea of citing before the District Attorney, and 12 are still Within the 30-day abatemsnt notice period. Councilman Royer moved aeceptance of report, seconded by Councilman Britsch�i, and carried. COMMIINICATION REGARDAING PETITION TO VACATE EASEMENT RENATO OAKS. City Attorney Cu�rie ad- vised that the petition was premature inasmuch as the Council has not received any notice of action taken by the Planning Commission. Mr. Erwin Eiger appeared statin� that the Planning Commiasion was holding up progress in this matter. After discussion it was learned that the Planning Comini.ssion was waiting for a deed for an easement before � makin� an� recommendations to the City Council. Councilman Royer moved approval to � resubdivide and vacate easemsnt, Cit9 Attorney to prepare the nece�sary resolution. Councilman Britschgi stated that it should be made a part of the record that the property owners are in agreement with the conditions set by the Planning Comrni.asion. City Attor- �` ney Currie stated that the Council could grant resubdivision in two portions. Council- � man Royer made an amsndment to the motion that the property be subdivided into two parcels, one without any easement and the other to include both easements and sub�ect to approval of Planning Commission on R�a� 25, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. Councilman Granger moved th at the City Attorney prepare the necessary Resolution in compliance with a letter dated May l9th (petition to vacate easement ) , seconded bg Councilman Britschgi and carried.