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_ ..4 _ _....�.� � _ _� ___ _ r _ F., `'`� man Jones called attention to a recent League discussion regardin� the use of telephone aystems for the Fire 441arm purposes. Gh3ef Lodi stated that this was a subject which would require considerable study and investigation before making this change in the sys- tem. Motion carried. � AU�iORIZE CITY MANAGER ROLISON TO EXECUTE CONTRACT STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM RE: 195I-�.-55 ACTUARIAL SURVEY. This survey is conducted by authorized actuaries periodically and is a requirement � ' of the Gity under the present agreement with the State. Councilman Royer moved that City Manager be given the authority� to sign this agreement, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried. � AUTHORIZE CSTY CLERK ACCEPT DEED TO FIVE F40T (5� ) STRIP - ACED PROPERTY - INDUSTRIAL tEVAY. �`""'' Councilman Stout moved a pproval, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. FINAL PAYMENT VIiEED SPRAYING, JOHN THROCKMORTON. Councilman Stout moned approval, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. Councilman Granger discussed methods now being used by the City of Richmond and will mail a copy of the report to the City Manager who will check in- to the same and report at a later da�e. RESTAURANT APPLICATION - CQRONET RESTAIIRANT, 2614 BROADWAY. TRANSFER. Restaurant has been inspected by the H ealth, Fire, Building Inspector and Police Department. Councilman Gran- ger mc�ved approval, seconded by Councilman Roger and carried. RESOE;UTION 1811 APPROVING BAYSHORE FREEWAY AGREEI�NT, was offered by Councilman Granger vuho moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Royer. In answer to Councilman Stout�s question regarding any possible changeg in the freeway routes, City Engineer Jain advised that � the present route was still sub3ect to possible changes. Motion carried unanimously on ��, roll call, Councilmen Britechgi and Spillers noted absent. RECOMMENDATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS: COUNCILMEld AND DEPARTMENT HEADS. COUNCILMAN STOUT SUGGESTED THAT TRAFFIC OFFICERS WORKING AFTER DARK SHOULD 4�tEAR A �iITE BELT OR GATJNTLETS or anything of that nature whieh will make them more visible after daxk. Chief Wood will follow this suggestion. COUNCILMAN ROYER REPQRTED ON THE CARLETON TRACT stating that necessary property for easement could be purchased for a reasonable amount. The residence of the ad3oining area discussed the possibility of additional water being diverted on to their properties, but the City Engineer stated his opinion that while ther� might be a slight increase in the amount of water delivered no additional troubles should be experienced. The subdivider would be required to pay �160.00 per lot in addition to which he will provide a bond, therefore .�. it is proper for the City to aequire the drainage easement at t�e City� s expense. This easement will be approximately 10� x 257t and will connect the Carleton Tract to Kentfield � Avenue. Easement would be purchased from adjacent property owners, five feet from each ad�oining lot thus resulting in a reduced cost to the City and the least trouble to the property owners. City Engineer Jain also recornrnends that a water line be included in the � same easement. Councilman Royer then moved that the easement be pt�.rchased for a sum not �""' to exceed �750.00, seconded by Councilman Granger, and carried. Councilman Royer suggested that the City Engineer make a layout covering the entire area bounded by Vffoodside Road, Hudson Street, Virginia and Valota Road. Councilman Royer so moved, seconded by Council- ma.n Jones and carried. COUNCILMAN RDYER INQUIRED AS TO THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE PROPOSED FISH GROTTO AATD T HE POSSI- BILITY OF IT LOCATING AT �IE PORT. The gentlemen who are promoting this program are