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Councilman Jones moved approval, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. � � PLANNING COMI4TISSION t S RECOMPl�NDATION F'OR DENIAL OF ROBERT SVIHUS t APPLTCI�TI�N TO RESTJ�DIVIDE portion of Lots 1 and 2, Block 13, ( Clinton St�eet an.d Jefferson Avenue ) EAGLE HILL ADDITIODT. Councilman Britschgi moved approval of the recommendation, seconded by Coun- cilman Spillers and carried. � COUi�TTY HEALTH DEPARTIN.ENT�S COMMUATICATION REGARDITTG INSPECTIODT OF El�JIERALD LAKE AREA. County Health Department inspection report covering the Emerald Lake area indicated that of � 217 homes inspected a total of 5�. abatement notices have been issued for faulty disposal installations, 9 of the deficiencies have been corrected, 17 are in the process of correction and 28 are still within 30 day abatement period. � Councilman Britschgi then brought up for discussion the matter of providing sewer outlets �"" to the area requesting annexation. City Engineer Jain reported on the many difficulties to be encountered and the fact that considerable money would be required. Af ter further discussion r egarding possibility of assessment district in some area and what portion the City should finance, Councilman Britschgi moved that the City Engineer start preliminary surveys at once, seconded by Councilman Jones. Councilman Herkner requested that the motion include a study meetin�, Mr. Jain to present maps in question. Councilman Britschgi agreed to this inclusion as well as the second. Councilman Britschgi restated t he motion as follows: City Engineer prepare the necessary maps, services, tentative plans and specifications covering trunk lines, study meetin$ to be held to discuss finances--City Engineer, City Manager, and City Attorney to attend. The plans and specifications would be undertaken after the study meeting. P�Iotion carried. � Friday, March 5th at 4:00 P. M. in the City Man�.ger� s office was the time set for the �, aforementioned meeting. Communication from SENATOR HARRY L. PARKMAN PROMISING AID in securing the necessary legis- lation covering straightening portion of th.e channel of Redwood Creek was read and ordered filed. Councilman Jones moved that the letter be acknowledged also that a letter be written to Assemblyman Dowlig expressing appreciation of the Council for his efforts resulting in havin� the forementioned matter on the agenda of the next session of' the Le�islatu.re, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. LETTER RECEIVE� FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDING CHANGE OF BRIDGE from Bradford Street to ?�7arshall Street. The Plannin� Commiss�on is in the process of setting plan lines for �4arshall Street and is of tk�.e opinion that the brid�e ahould be at Marshall Street for better circulation of traffic. Councilman Royer moved that the Plannin� Commission be advised that the Council is in full accord �ith their recommendation, seconded by Coun- � cilwoman Tinney and carried. iirrr C�UNCILi�2AN BRITSCHGI B�?OUGHT UP THE RECENT DECISION OF THE COUNCIL in requirin$ full street improvements in connection with Simon Peters ' subdivision. Councilman Britschgi was inquiring as to the policy covering areas located in the Emerald Lake District and asking � where the line would be drawn as to sidewalks , curbs, gutters , etc. . It developed that �"' the Peters property was immediately adjoining area developed by the Murphy Construction Company in which full improvements were required and carried out. Council has decided to consider each case on its own merits. Ct�UNCILMAN SPILLERS IN�UIRED AS TO THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE ABATEMENT of buildings on Main Street originally housing a bar and picture framing business. Fire Chief Lodi reported that the last tenant moved from th.e building on February 28th. Councilman Spillers moved that the proper authorities proceed with the abatement of the building, seconded by