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�� and with the understanding that if the program proved to be unsatisfactory stop signs �ould be considered further. Chief Wood called attention to the fact that in his opinion, and based upon no traffic accident record, t Me area did not 3ustify atop sign$ but �as rather a ma�ter of enforcement of the speed zone. Chief VYood atatsd further that thia area was reeeiving its proportionate amount of patrol. Councilman Rayer suggested the installation of stops could be tried out and if it later proved to be unsatisfactory stops could be removed. Councilman Royer than moved thet the � City Attorney prepare the necessary ordinance locating the stops as requested by Mrs. "`� B�cKeever and her neighbors, seconded by Councilman Iierkner. City Attorney Currie stated that it would be necessary to receive proper descriptions before he would be able to proceed with the prsparation of the required ordinance. Councilman Herkner � stated that he didnot generally belieee in overriding the Traffic Fact Finding Com- � mittee�s recommendatione but inaamuch as the area was located at the top of the hill and Brewster Avenue was quite narro� at this point and somewhat dangerous he was going to vote favorably on this motion. Motion carried. ABATSAQENT PAOLIN� BUILDING, l�22 1�APLE STREET. Continued from November 30th. After dis- cussion the ma.tter vras duly a nd regularly continued to the mee�ing of February lst� the owner to be so notified. It developed thQt th+e tenants at the rear of the build- ing had been removed, however, it was not thought possible to eliminete this part of the building and leave the front part of the building standing. Councilma.n Spillers moved that the matter be continued to February lst, �econded by Councilman Royer, Building In$peetor �uncQn to contact t�he o�rner and so QdviBe, requesting hia presence �.t the February lst meeting. *�.,�# ABATEMENT OF F'ERRIS MILES BUILDINGS, 316 and 330 HELLER STREET. Continued from Noeember � 30th. It bsing apparent that the buildings had been razed, Councilman Royar moved the matter be dropped from the agenda, seconded by Councilma.n Herkner and carried. FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF' GRAND •OAK SUBDNISIOid. City Engineer Jain recommended aceeptance of improvements sub�ect to following conditions: 1. Correction by the subdivider of any defects in inaterials or workmanship which ma.y appear within one (1) year from the date of this a.cceptance. 2. Payment to the City of an� amounts due for engineering and inspection before release of the Performanee Bond on this pro�ect. Councilman Jones moved approval of recovunendation, seconded bg Couneilman Spillers and carried. FINAL ACCEPTAATCE FAIRWOOD SUBDIVISION. City Engineer Jain recommended aeceptance of improve- ments sub�ect to the following conditions: �. l. Correction by the subdivider of ang defects in materials in workmanship wYiich may appear vrithin one (1) pear from tYie date of this aceeptance. � 2. Payment to the Ci�y of any amounts due for engineering and inspection be- fore release of the Performance Bond on thi� pro�ect. Councilman Spillers raoved approval of recorarnendation, seconded by Couneilman Herkner and carrisd. .�.� FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF TOPAZ-HARDING-JAMES II�PROVEN�NTS. City Enginesr Jain recommended the ,,,�;; pro�ect be aceepted sub�eet to the following conditions: ' l. Guarantee by the contraetor against any and all defects i� the materials and �rorkmanship which may appear �ithin one year from dats of acceptance. 2. Payment to the City by the contractor of all inspection costs and penalties which the City Council may determine should be paid beyond the original completion date plus any approved eatension� granted. City Engineer Jain advised further that this pro�ect ran I}1� working days past the