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�U Council�an Royer and carried. It was noted. that the reason for the proposed 25 foot setback wa.s the statement of City En�ineer Jain at the last meeting of the intention to widen Carlos Avenue at a later date from its present 33 foot width. MR. JAi,�ES D. PAS�,UAL RE�ITESTED �3ATER ?��'1E�1'.ER TQ SERVE LOTS 17 and 19, Block 27, Oak Knoll Manor. T,Rr. Pasqu�l stated he had been informed by VJater Superinter._dent Ul�inter that the Council had adopted a poli.cy of "no further water servicest' in the Emera.ld Lake � area. Mr. Pa� ual thought his area should not be considered as �. part o�' the area in ' � question. It developed that the applicant could secure service direct from Hetch- Hetchy providi.ng he was notified that the City �vould not give him service . Pl�r. Winter again stated that the area needed lar�er lines and that neighbors in this same area had been refused connections. After i�urther discussion, Coun:cilman Royer, in view of ""�""' the fact that water was obtainable from Hetch-?ietchy, moved that letter be forwarded �, .� to P,7r. Pasqual denying ccnnection, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. rl?R. C . D. LATHROP, 715 UPLAND ROAD, also requested water connection. County Health. Depart- ment had approved the septic tank and building permit was dependent on receiving water. Water Superintendent Winter refused connection based on the Council policy adopted some time ago. Discussion followed re�arding the policy established by the Council and the a�reement of the County Health Department to deny furtY?er permits in the area, after which Councilman Spillers moved connection be denied, seconded by Councilman Jones. Councilman Britschgi suggested holding up for 30 days to learn of the result of pending meeting at Eugene Tavernier� s residence at which time annexation of the area would be discussed. Councilman Royer stated the Councilts ivillingness to do everything in their power to encourage annexation. However, Cit� A�ttorney Currie ,,,,� stated a bond would not be binding on property owner inasmuch as detai]_s were too �� ir_definite. Motion to deny connection carried. GOilTT1NUATION OF� HEARING, EQGLE HILL ADDITION INPROVEMENTS. City Engineer Jain reported that a check of the bids disclosed a very small correction in Bra�ato Paving Company� s bid correctin� same to �3�319•95• Oscar Holmes bid of �2,791.5L.� was lov+r and NIr. Jain recommended the award to Mr. Holmes. There being no protests, written or oral, Coun- cilman Royer moved the hearing be closed, seconded b y Councilman Herkner and carried. RESOLUTION No. 1662 QRDERING V�ORK DONF' ON EAGLE HILL ADDITIOAt IIJiPROVEN�NTS. Councilman Herkner offered resalution and moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried on roll call. RESOLUTION No. 1663 A�'�ARDING BID TO OSCAR HOLIV�S was of'fered by Councilman Jones who moved adoption, seconded by Councilwoman Tinney and carried on roll call. �..,�� CONTINUATIQN OF' P��BLIC HEARING ON HESS ROAD IMPROVEr,�NTS. Affidavit of publication and posting ordered filed. Time for hearin� on the waiving of debt limitation tivas m � a.nnounced. There being no protests, written or oral , Councilman Spillers moved to close the hearing, seconded by Councilwoman Tinney and carried. RESOLUTION No. 1664, PUBLIC CONVEi�TIENCE AI�TD NECESSI`I'Y, �SS RUAD was offered by Councilman °'�' Royer who moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried on roll call. ,...,, RESOLtTTION No. 1665 APPROVING PLANS AI�TD SPECIFICATIONS QN HESS ROAD was offered by Council- man Spil.lers who moved adoption, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call. City Engineer Jain advised the Planning Commission was in the process of' establishing plan lines which will allow future openin$ of Hess Road to Poplar Avenue. RESOLUTION No. 1666, RESOLUTION OF INTET?TION F0� HESS ROAD was offered by Councilman ?ierkner who moved atoption, seconded b y Councilman Spillers and carried on roll call.