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<br /> ~ <br /> e 509 <br /> 11/6/67 <br /> I 1 6. Closing East Park - The Christmas Village Council requested closure of East Park Street <br /> north of the alley leading to Pearl Street from November 27 to December 26 to permit <br /> operation of a miniature train during the Christmas season. There was no objection to <br /> the request. Mr. Lassen moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the closure as re- <br /> quested. Motion carried. <br /> 2 7. Floral Hill Drive Sewer - Rowland M. arum, 2389 Floral Hill Drive, and Gordon Lamb, <br /> 2350 Floral Hill Drive, requested deletion of the portion of the sewer now under con- <br /> tract which would serve their properties. The petitioners feel that by waiting until <br /> the system to the south of their properties is constructed, a lower assessment will <br /> result. The Public Works Department recommended deletion of this portion as requested. <br /> Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the recommendation. Motion carried. <br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve Items 6 and 7 of the Committee report. Motion <br /> carried. <br /> e 3 8. RMBB Liquor License. Taco Villa. 2750 Roosevelt Boulevard - The City Manager informed <br /> the Council a new liquor license application was submitted by Edward and Beverly A. <br /> Johnson for a Retail Malt Beverage Class B license at this location, and that it will <br /> be presented for consideration at the November 6 Council meeting." <br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson that Item 8 of the Committee report be received and filed. <br /> Motion carried. <br /> I Other items: <br /> 4 1. Out-of-City Swim Fees - The Parks Department recommended out-of-City season (three <br /> months) pool fees of $7.00 for children, teens, and adults, and $21.00 for families. <br /> The recommended annual fees for out-of-City children, teens, and adults was $14.00, <br /> and for families, $40.00. <br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve out-of-City fees as presented. Rollcall vote. <br /> All councilmen present voting aye, motion carried. <br /> 5 2. 9th and Almaden Property - A 9'x94' strip of land was left in City ownership from <br /> right-of-way purchased for extension of Broadway between Almaden and Chambers. The <br /> strip lies at the southwest corner of Almaden and Broadway between the right-of-way <br /> and property in the ownership of Joe Nouben. The City offered the property to <br /> Mr. Houben for $477.79 plus $964.40 street pavin& asse.ssment. Mr. Houben made a <br /> counteroffer of $477.79: It was agreed the Council would look at the property be- <br /> fore making a decision. <br /> No action was taken. <br /> 6 3. Side Street - Petitions were presented for reopening Side Street between Wilkie Street <br /> and Highway 99N. The City Manager suggested investigation of the history of the <br /> street with regard to dedications with a report to be returned on whether to go to <br /> I the Public Utilieis Commissioner for reopening. <br /> Mr. Anderro n moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to proceed as suggested. Motion carried. <br /> 7 4.Planning Commission Report - October 10, 1967 <br /> a. Variance to allow storage building in R-l zone, 22nd between Hilyardand Alder - <br /> The Planning Commission recommended denial of William J. Baker's and Wayne H. <br /> Oldaker's petition on the basis that the lot on which the building is located <br /> was created by an illegal subdivision. The lot is 40'x85', has no street front- <br /> e age, and legally can be used only as an accessory lot. John Jaqua explained the <br /> history of the lot, said it would be used for the same purpose it has been used <br /> for, and that it is not suitable for residential purposes. <br /> Mayor Cone left the meeting. Council President Purdy assumed the Chair. <br /> The City Attorney said the Council may maintain the status quo of the property <br /> through enactment of an ordinance forgiving the illegal subdivision. Mr. Jaqua <br /> said his clients would have no objection to placing a covenant to run with the <br /> property restricting its use for storage and to prevent its being used for resi- <br /> dential or commercial purposes. <br /> Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to request the City Attorney to consult with Mr. Jaqua or <br /> use any other procedures he cares to take in order to legalize or correct the situation. Motion <br /> carried. <br /> I Mayor Cone returned to the meeting and assumed the Chair. <br /> 8 5. Planning Commission Report - October 30. 1967 <br /> a. Contract Amendment. Interstate 5 and Glenwood Interchange - The Planning Commission <br /> recommended modifications to an agreement with James H. Weaver to allow construc- <br /> tion of a motel at this location. The modifications will allow (1) retaining walls <br /> at least six feet on the Freeway side of the major trees, and (2) a l2'x12' sign <br /> not more than 24' feet, to be non-revolving, non-animated, and non-blinking, and <br /> e covered with plastic or similar diffusing material if neon or fluorescent lighting <br /> is used. <br /> Dr.Purdy moved seconded by Mr.Anderson to approve the agreement modifications. Motion carried. ll~ <br /> 11 11/6/67 - 10 <br />
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