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\-. 8 VI J. J. VI VL LACUU UIlU , 8, \ CITY COUNCIL (Regular &Meeting) : ', \ '$ : Minutes of: \' ' t , b' I Date of Meeting: February 7, 1967 ! i?: 2 27 .!? \' *, i Time of Meeting: 7: 00 P. M. t ol \I \ ! Place of Meeting: Council Chambers I""""""""-."- """""""""""""""-.."""""""""~"""""""".
: ROLL CALL was answered by Councilmen Worthing, I i Neiswender, Atkinson, Dunne and Jardine. Also
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I 1 / INVOCATION was offered by Mayor Atkinson.' I " I' I .' ; ALLEGIANCE to the Flag was given.
I I i APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
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1 i (a) Minutes of the regular meeting held January 17, 1967, i Worthing i were approved as presented. ; Neisw endt ; Atkinson I I f Dunne
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I 1 : '(a) Letter dated January 28, 1967, from the Southern I I i California Speedboat Club, Inc., requesting two races i . : on the record course during the 1967 season, was acknow-i . . i ledged and referred to the Committee studying the uses : : of the Agua Hedionda Lagoon. 1
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i (b) Letter dated January 24, 1967, from the San Marcos i : County Water District, was acknowledged by the Mayor, ; i stating it was the decision of the Board of Directors that i i the District intends to participate in the Joint Sewer 1 ,: System in accordance with the provisions of the Third I i Supplement to the Basic Agreement, dated March 22, I
i 1965, and further, it intends to ask the voters for auth- i
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! orization of a bond issue this year. i
! (c) Approval was given for the utilization of Holiday Park: Worthing f for the Sixth Annual Book Fair on Sunday, May 28, 1967, i Neiswend i as requested by the Friends of the Library by letter dated: A"kinson : February 6, 1967. i Dunne
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i (d) Permission was granted $0 the Mexican-American ! Worthing- i Association to conduct Teen Dances at the Carlsbad High i Neiswena : School on February 11, March 11, March 25, and April 22,: Atkinson : 1967, as requested by letter dated February 2, 1967. i Dunne
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t & i MR. EDWARD GERENT, 815 Tamarack Ave., stated the 1
: Ave. and Interstate 5 is being leased for a service station; i It was rezoned for a restaurant. !
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1' 1 i Mr. Gerent was informed by the Mayor the property was i ; rezoned C-2 and there was not a precise plan required. i
! Mr. Gerent further stated he did not feel that putting a I i gas station on every corner,would help the beautification i ; of the city. The property on the southeast corner of i i Tamarack Ave. and Interstate 5 was required to perform I ; certain conditions, and Mr. Koyle, whose property is i i being considered this evening, is being required to meet ; : certain conditions ~
: The City Manager pointed out the property located on the 1 : Southwest corner of Tamarack Ave, and Interstate 5 1
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I 1 i ,' i (a) Request for reclassification of Property located ezst- t i erly of El Camino Real, and easterly of El Camino 1Mesa : ; Units 2, 3 and 4 Subdivisions, frola Zone E-1-10, 000 to i i Zone R-1-7,500. Applicant: Pacific Vista Estates.
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t ; The Clerk presented the Affidavits of Publication on the i
! Reclassification and the Precise Plan,
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f The application was reviewed for the Council and.the I i i Clerk informed the Council no written correspondence ;
i had been received in opposition to the reclassification i i and precise plan; however, a letter was received from ; ; the State Division of Highways dated February 1, 1967, i
! Planning Commission still applied. I
I i stating their letter of January 4, 1967 addressed to the I :
: The City Planner presented a plat of the property under i I
; Mayor Atkinson inquired as to whether there were any i 1
1 MR, JERRY ROlVLBOTIS, stated he was representing- 4 I
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I Pacific'Vista Estates, and he felt this matter had been : ; discussed very 'choroughly by the Planning Commission. i i They worked very closely with the Engineering Depart- :
I ment and Planning Department on this subdivision. It is r i their opinion "hat this request is the best use of the land. ;
i Cmn. Jardine asked why some of the lots were so deep? ;
i Mr. Rornbotis informed the Council the land drops down ;
t 3- :nto a canjon, and a portion of the lots would be left in i i their natural state.
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i Romhotis stated they had agreed to pay the park fee in i i lieu of land dedication,
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: Cmn, Nefswender asked what the price range of the house8 6 I
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! After discussion by the Council the Toilowing resolution ; i was presented:
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Resolution No. 1359. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY . CCUNCLL OF THE CITY OF CARLSBAE ANNOVNCING
FIKDINGS AND DECISION REGAEDZNG CEIANGE OF
ZONE CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAm' DESIGNATE9 PEOPERTY IN TEE CITY OF CARLSBAD FROM ZONE
R-1-10, 000 TO ZONE R-1-7, 500, was adopted by title only and further reading waived.
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I j A first reading was given the following ordinance: I
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1 Ordinance No, 9202, AX ORDISANCE OF TWI;: CITY CF i 1 C~=JS~AD AMTJLmING ~~-J~~J~~~~ Eoe 9060, C2yAyG- j I,TJor'---',-,- ~,lLLLl,~ i ING CERTAIN DESIGL-,$ATED PPQ2E,pbTY FPLOlv ZGXE t x\'ei~\~,rcndr i R-l-lO,OOO TO ZONE R-i-7,5OG IN TXE CITY OF l A*Lk,i;?,SGn
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I I : As the Precise Plan for El Camino Xesa Unit No, 5 VJZS 1 i also the tentative map ?or the subdivision, the following f ; resolution was considered:
! : Reso1u.tio-a No, 1363, A RESOLUTION OF THZ. CITY 3 FTIorthi-qg i TO~:IL OF THE CITY OF CAR~LSBAD, APPROTJING I Neiswendt
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I 8 i (b) Request for reclassification of property located zt the i i Northwesterly corner of Tamarack Ave. ad Interstate 5, ; ; from Zone R-2 to Zone C-1. Applicant: Archie Koyle, i i et al. i
i The Clerk presented the Affidavits of Publication for the ;
t proposed reclassification and precise pian, and the appii-i i cation was reviewed for the Council. i 1
I ; i The City Planner presented a Boundary Map, the te-nta- ; : tive Subdivision Map and the Precise Plan. It was point- i i ed out the developer has er,tered into an agreement with t
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I Magnolia Ave, I 1 1 : Mayor Atkizson announced the Council wouid hear from i i the applicant or his representative.
i -VIR. EARL THOMPSON, Attorney at Law, stated he was i : appearing on behalf of the applicant. This particular .t 2 i development was presented previously to the Planning I
i Comrnission. As there were many chmges needed the ! i matter was again presented to the Planning Com:mission. i
I Along the existing cul-de-sac there are io dcj?lzxes. As f i soon as TzL-narack is widened it will necessitate the re- ; i rnoval of the duplexes. The precise plan izdicates two j
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* 1 Co. The owner is ready to put in off-site improveAments, f : Jefferson- S'L. will have to be widened evertualiy and the i ; owher is willing to dedicate 4' for 'this wideaing. There ; i are no sidewalks in fyont of the school. The developer i
; has zgreed to construct curb and sidewalk from Ta,marac%
i Ave. past the school entrance, and from the school. tc i ; Mapolia Ave. asphaltic sidewalks will be constructed; i / a 5' wall wili be constructed around the developiment ex- ; ;, cept for ingress and egress, The wall, plus the plazJLing ; i as specified in the Precise P!aq wiil screer^ the develop-:
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I Mr. Thompson further stated this was not a promo'iionai :
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I r MAYOE ATKINSON: Will all the duplexes be reinovecj'? ,
? 2 "El,, TMOMPSQN: The duplexes will be removed or i *; demoj.i:c;hed within 60 davc: *
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~ j J.1 Ll~e residen+iz? arsa, a-.. a 4?6!: wail -:-:"?a ~~-, b2.lance 0:: t" L "Le i
i co;"." -L,lpx, As to the -2l-ucks 2nd <;railers iJc 7~1as felt it
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i CMN. NEISWENDER Will it be difficult for trucks i i to park'in the area provided for the restaurant, or will ; 'i : they have to park on Jefferson St. ? I 1 I
; ' MR., THOMPSON: At the present time the school i children are walking in the street along the school area. 1 J There will be sidewalks provided on Jefferson St. as well : j ; as Tamarack Ave, None of the cars will be coming out I i j
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i CMN, NEISWENDER: Does ihe School Board object i 1 to this complex? 1 I
i DR, Harmon, Superintendent of the Carlsbad School ; District, was present and stated that Mro Koyle and Mr. i I Thompson appeared before the School Board. The Board :
t felt that adequate sidewalks had been provided and that i i the wall was a protection for the. school. The Board was I
I property if it were rezoned C-1, As far as the school : ! children were concerned the Board felt the owner had i
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! MR, THOMPSON: The Catholic School was not con-. ' i .I i tacted; however, there were no written protests received I : from the school.
i CMN. NEISWENDER: What about the 20 families who i i will have to be relocated? 1 1
I MR, THOMPSON: The applicants intend to assist the f
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: CMN, JARDINE: What assurance does the Council I i have that this project will be completed? A great many ; : 'restructions have been placed on the developer, and in i i his opinion the development will take a great deal of 1 I : money.
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I 1 I I. i " MR. THOMPSON: The Humble Oil Coo is paying cash I - i 'for their property, This will be more than adequate to : ! clear the existing loans on the property and will help ! ; towards the construction of the restaurant. If this pro- :
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i CMN, JARDINE: This still does not give the city any i I assurance that the restaurant will be built if the owner ; : is depending on a chain restaurant to locate on this pro- i : perty. I I
{ MR. THOMPSON: The improvements will cost'approx: i imately $150,000, If the owner does not get a restaurant ; : to locate on the property he will be paying on something : : that is not bringing him in a dime. 8, 1
i MR. GEORGE BUCKLEY, representative of Humble Oil \ ; Co., stated the property designated Parcel #1 is in escrov(r I I, i subject to the eoning. They anticipate building a ranch- ; L ; type building and are in accord with the landscaping. I I i They did not need the area outlined in green as a park i : area, but they are willing to maintain it. As to trucks I r and trailers, he has been through some 50 or 60 such i
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i the old 101 - 35 have gone out of business. There are 5 i i restaurants that can be seen from the new Freeway. ~hisi j in 'itself< is a public necessity. Tamarack Ave, is going ; ; to be one of the main arterials. They do not feel they :
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j I1IIAYQR ATiiRSON: Wouid Haable Oil Coo be willing I ; to have a restriction placed on the Precise Plan? ;
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I Clr?n, Neiswender pointed out Poinsettia Plaza has .many ; a
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I 1 I > ! 3 -XrD Huckley stated Poinsettia Plaza has a iarge parking t ;
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: CfifiNe JARCINE: HOW do YOU propose to control these I f trucks- > I
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f feeling this plan was very tight and that the Planning Corn: i mission had done a magnificent job.
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I I I i MR. GERENT, 815 Tamarack Ave. 1 asked what the pro- i 1 2oseci %v.id-;h.of Tamarack Ave. would be? I
; *Mr. 'Tnornton, Assistant Engineer, stated it would be i I 102 feet wide.
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i in stakes on the south side of Tamarack Ave. next to his 1 i property, and the stakes are 12' back from his property :
I line. If they take 12' off all alo-ng Tmarack Ave. this i i will take the trees, power poles and everything. Also ; ; he would like to ask why the city is going to allow this i ! developer to put in as2haltic sidewalks?
I Mr. Gerent was Informed the asphaltic sidew-alks will be f
j an agreement between the School District and the develop+ ; er. The sidewalks are too far away from this particular i : development to 'require a certain ty2e sidewalk. 2
i Mayor Atkinson asked if there were any persons desiring i i to speak in opposition to the proposed reclassification and: i precise pian ? I
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; MR. HAROLD TAYLOT,, 3720 Trleste Drive, inquired 9 i
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t Mr. Taylor was informed by the Mayor his question was i i not in connection with the hearing at hand. : i Mr. Taylor further stated he wozld like 'GO scggest that s
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i Cmn, Dume offered Resolution KO. 1361 for adoption, anq ;( i the motion was seconded by Cmn. Miorthing. J I I
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tile restaurant was not built w~gld the developer be xfjiiiic;Fi 0: to blacktop the area. ,e i L i FLr. Koyle stated that biacktopping is the last thi;Tg yo5 do!
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; a b ,LX '1 tung ?:- permit be issxed oh or hefore one yea2 and that!
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A- i service station that no diesel he1 be allowed for sale.
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i (a) hat -ro diesel f;zel be ailowed for sale; 1 t (b) Ti:at plazs for a b~ii$-,g yrTGit be issued within 1 \Tjor;hing : orre year, and tk;at col;struction be coLmpie-cced within six I Keiswendc I months thereafter; a36 : , L ~+7,:, AiLASoa ; (e) In the event the resta-Jrant is not constructed tha: i Dmne f lawn be planted and rmiintzined by the developer. ; J'ardl-ne
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TIME A&T\;D pL)ics 93 FI~.-kXIL-G T;<'puzaF, )La j-~*
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I ACCEPTING CONVEYANCE FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES i Neiswendc i AND DIRECTING RECORDING TEEREOF, were adopted i Atkinson
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i (b) AUTHORIZATIOX WAS GIVEN for refund of business i Worthing I license fee to William Bigley in the awlount of $20. 00, dud Neiswendt ; to duplicate payment of fee, as recommended by the City i Atkinson : Clerk. t Dun-ne
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3 i (a) Report and First Reading of Ordirtance X32172 - re: ' { ; Assembly; Disassembly-or Elepair of Motor Vehicles. i i A report was made to theCouncil by TG-CEFmittee, con-: : sisting of Crnn. Jardine and Cmn. Vdorthing, regarding a i i revised ordinance concerning the Assembly, Disasembly i
; or Repair of Motor Vehlcles.
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I 9 I 4 I ,. i Ordinance No. 3072. AT ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF I I Wor'ching i mmDrnDIKG ASSEMBLY, DISASSEMBLY, i Keiswende t OR REPAIR OF MOTOR VEHICLES, was given a first t Atkinson i reading by title only and further reading waived. : Dunne
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t I t I i is) Ordinance #2026. AX OR3aTANCE OF TIS, CITY OF i Worthing i CAPmDxZGGULATING AKD PROHIBITING CERTAIN i Keismende : TYPES OF FIRES, AND REPEALIXG ORDINANCE NO. ; Atltirxon
i 2009, was given a second reading by titie only and adopted; Dume '
? ; Sardlne l 0 t : (c) Ordinance No. 2027. AX 'ORDDANCE OF Tm CITy ; uro,-hing I OF -~%X~ATCE~ING AhD ESTABLISXIX;TG FI1,E i Keiswend,e : ZONES, was given a second readi,r,g by title only and 1 Atkins oc i adopted. i Dunne
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; t T-77 aLGULATIOK OF DISCHARGE OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE ; .&,.g<i-nson : OF aXZCT,T?ZAmTG TO TH3 CONTROL AKD TEE 1: hTeisuTende
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i FOR VIOLATION TKEREOF, AND REPZAZING CERTAIX Atkinson I ORDINANCES, was given a first reading by title only and { Dunne : further reading waived. ' i Jardine
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I I i 1 t Appointment of Water Facilities Committee. The Mzyor i i appointzcmn. Dunne and himself 2s zZommittee of two t i to study the Water Facilities. i
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i %-the future ail Council Agendas contain Committee I
@ ! i CITY ATTORNEY'S REPOX T:
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j 4 I 1 1 (a> State Beach Sewer Agreement, APPE~VAL w-ks I ; GIVEN to theTH CARLSmTATE 3EACI3 AGREE4 i MENT, dated Septedaer 1, 1965, between the STATE OF i Worthing : CALIFORNIA,' and CITY OF CA-RLSSAD, providing sewe; Neiswende i service to Carlsbad State Beach Trailer ?ark, and the ; Atkinson ; Mayor authorized to execute said Agreement on behalf of i 3xnne i the City of Carlsbad, as recommended by both staffs. 't Jardine
i (b) Drainage Easemen: - ETOH, In a me-morasdum ; datedtiuary 25, 1967, the.City Attorney reported a I i i drainage easement was constructed on property owned \ : by EPOH. The City has had immediate possession of 1 I \ this property for some tirr-e by way of condemcaiion pro- 1
. I ceedings. An agreement has been reached as to the pur- f i chase price in the amoilnt of $750.00. The staff recom- 5 ; mends that the City agree to pay the $750, OG. A convey- i I ance has been received together with a Partial reconvey- :
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i 1 i Resolution No. 1381. A RES,3LUTION OF THE CITY I :
; RECONVEYANCE, was adopted by title only and further i Keiswendeu j reading waived, and Authop-ization given for the payment ; Atkinson : of $750.00 to EPOX for purchase of the drainage ease- ;Dunne i ment. i SarGi-ne
l : (c> Weed Abatelnent. By Me:morandum dated February 1,; i 1967, the C-fey outlined steps proposed to be taken:
f in future weed abatement pyograms. 1
t ine City Manager informed tse Council he did not see the :
i Mernorar,dum until late this afternoon, however, hewas I i violently opposed to Item #lo.
f Mayor Atkinson requested this matter deferred for furxhe2 ; study. ;
; (6) Reques-c for refund of Wee2 Ab2temAent Charge - t I I Mr. ~~~~~TneCi~AJ~'or.ney - yr,fore;Te- i
I CZEZiTXreciv,es2i had been received frol-fl Xr. acd -~rs*. i i Melton for a refund. of $68. 2C in ccnnection wi-,IZ 2 Weed ; r
I Abate-ment Charge, and. they were infcrm-ed the City has i i never made any reimbursements in this regard; however, ;
i he would present their recpest to the Council.
* i CO'JTamXCITY OF CL4RLS33AD, ACCEPTING t Worthlng
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f Councii the Sui!aing Ins2ector has Slides to show the
1 Councii concerning various nuisances throl;,ohout the city. [
I Mayor Atkinson stated due 'co the fact this is the first time:
I t the Cf.ty is proceeding under the recen'ciy adopted ordinance, i he would like to have a list of the properties in order that i
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i APPElOVAL WAS .GIVEN an Agreement dated Sanuary 27, i Worthing ' 1967, between the Ci'iy of Carls'oad and 2au1 Ecke, and i Neisweaze f ; the M:ayor zuthorized to execute .said Agreement on behalf; Atkinson ; of the City of Carlsbad. i Du-;?ne
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i with the condition that ihe cse of the trailer cease upon i Keiswen.de a..
: Church to utilize a trailer as a teriporary classroom, : Vlorthirici-
1 completion of the sanctuary, aEd in EO event shaii the use i -4tkinson
; exceed eight months without an extension being grmted ; Eunne i by the Council. ; Sardine
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1- - "-*' - ; ofTZez- htains and kpp.~~--n-- LtL,~nts'. A-gmklet was pre- f
i sented con'caining "S;3eciflcations ard Stanaard Drawings 4 i for Construction of Water ?&ins and Appurtenants I! for ;
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J Facilities was presen'ieci, as prepared by Schodl 2nd
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1 S'cree'; Trees for ~hestn~t Avenue. fl- Lm~. Jardine in- ! " : ; q-urred as to a report on street trees for Chestnut Avenue.: '
1 1 : -xr. Tll L~~r;2t~n, -&ssist--~+ c.-~ LLAd~LiLer, -nr^'-nn irzorrned the Ccuncii; ,
; tha'c before s-.. Lreet trees coulc =: be I;iacted, that ezsemerits i
i would have to be acqzired dce to the conz~girous ,. sidewalks:
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j Street ,Trees and 1Vaintenance. Cmn. Neiswender stated: 8 -i-~ ; tnere are macy stree-cs with non-conforming trees and i : he could not believe that the Parks and Recreation Corn- i i mission has given permission to the property owner to i i plant the non-conforming trees.
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i the trees are dying due to lack of water. He felt at the i i next budget session consideration should be given to the : 3
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I i The City iManager stated what Cmn. Neiswender is sug- i : gesting is the employment of a Park Superintendent.,
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; Space Analysis Study. Cmn. Worthing stated accord i -Schedule theaie set for the employment of 2-a
t Architect is February 2i, 1967. It was his feeling ii i might be well to find out how the project is to be finan
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: Water Department Property. Cmn. i that consideration be given to selling:
i Department property prior to March
f the dated scheduled for accepting the 1 the Water Depart,ment.
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I ; Authorization was given for the payment of bills for The i i general expenses of the City in the amount of $391, 213. 04; Worthice
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I 1 I i Ea'cification of the payroll was given for the second half E I Worthing
; of January, 1967, in the amount of $24, 684. 39, as certi- I Neiswende i fied by the Director of Finance and approved by the ; Atkinson
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