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1 �)$ stora�e facilities. The ob�ective of this study would be solely to provide cost data and does not include preparation of ma,ps or layouts of the system. Cost �900.00. - ALTERNAT� B. Comprehensive prelimin�ry investi$ation and report cover- ing the following: 1. Analysis of requirements of the area for sewer and water. 2. Preparation of map, scale 1" to 200� with contours. 3. Preliminary design of s�stems covering layout, service zones, pipe sizes, tentative location of manholes, pumping stations, ""'� storage tanks, etc. ` 4. Provision for future service to the area. ,,,,� 5. Preliminary design and layout of pumping stations, storage and appurtenant works to show method of operation and to allow reasonably close estimate of cost. 6. Estimate water demand and sewage flows. 7. Estimates of cost of entire �orks and of various units or stages of development. - 8. Report of findings of the investi�ation and study. ""� Cost would be �6,000.00 and would reqtzire four months to complete the study. � City Manager Rolison, City Engineer Jain and Water Superintendent Winter recommsnd that Mr. Adamsonts "B" proposal be accepted, cost to be paid from anticipated water revenues. of the Emerald Lake area. Councilman Granger moved approval of the recommendation, second- ed by Councilman Britschgi and carried. COUNCILMAN GRANGER DISCUSSED TFiE L IGHTING SITUATION ON EL CAMINO REAL FROM FIVE POINTS TO SOIITH CITY LIMITS ON THE EAST SIDE. This matter has been discussed several times but to date nothing has been accomplished. Inasmuch as this is in the unincorporated area, matter will necessarily have to be handled through the County. City Manager Rolison and City Attorney Currie were requested to contact the proper p arties in an attempt to improve the lighting in this area. Agenda July 19s 1954• COUNCILMAN GRANGER SUGGESTED REFERRING TO TRAFFIC FAGT FINDING COMMITI'EE FOR STUDY AND RE- ,�.., COMNIENDATION POSSIBLE RED ZONE ON WHIPPLE AND EL CAMINO REAL, WEST SIDE. �,�.r STATUS OF ABATEMENT OF BUILUINGS ON MAIN STREET, RICE PROPERTY. Building Inspector S. �. Kreiss advised permit had been taken out by owner and demalition would co�nence soon. COIINCILMA.N SPILLERS REQUESTED REPORT FROM BUILDING AND FIRE DEPARTiV1ENTS ON GONDITION OF OLD BUILDING AT SPRUCE AND MAIN. Agenda July 2b, 1954• C�UNCILMAN SPILLERS OFF'ERED SUGGESTION REGARDING P4SSIBILITY OF A "LITTLE LEAGUE" BALL DIA- MOND AT C�MMUNITY PARK to take care of the nine to fourteen gear old youngsters. Coun- cilman Spillers m�oved that the suggestion be referred to Park and Recreation Commission for their recommendation, seconded by Councilma.n Stout and carried. COUNCILMAN STOUT ASKED THAT SOMETHING BE DONE TO IMPROVE THE SITUATION IN CONNECTION WITH THE MICROPHONE WHICH IS BEING IISED BY THE PUBLIC. He suggests the possibility of erect- ing a stand which will allow handling of documents while using the mike. �., RESOLUTION N0. 1719 TRANSFER OF �425.00 TO COVER EXPENSE OF LEGAL SERVICES REGARDIr�G UNION CEM- ,...� ETERY was offered by Councilman Britschgi, rovho moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried on roll call, Councilman Royer noted absent. �UILDING INSPECTOR S. E. KREISS THAiVKED 'I�iE COUNCIL AND CITY MANAGER FpR THEIR EXPRESSIQN OF CONFIDENCE IN APPOINTING HI14T TO THE POSITION FORA�RLY HELD BY THE LATE LAURIE M. DUNCAN. �' N�r. Kreiss pledged his best efforts to the end that the department wi11 continue to func- ""'�'" tion along the same lines as was done by his predecessor. Mayor Herkner expressed the opinion of the City Council that the department was in good hands . Oath of Office will be administered at the July 6th meeting. - MAYOR HERKI�tER COMIr�Ei1TED ON THE FORUIdI LETTERS IN THE TR�BUNE which in many cases contain erroneous information. He called attention to a recent letter in which the writer , ., ,.