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JUL ? 5 1960
25. Councilman Shipsey stated that he had been asked by several of the service
clubs if they could sell light bulbs in the downtown area on four
successive Thursday nights in an attempt to raise money for youth
projects.
Request approved on motion of Donald Q. Puller, seconded by Kenneth W.
Jones.
26. Revised 1960 budget of the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce and quarterly
report of use of City funds by the Chamber of Commerce for the period
April 1, 1960 to-July 1, 1960, was received and filed.
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Meeting adjourned-at 10:30 P.M. on motion of Gerald W. Shipsey, seconded by
Kenneth W. Jones.
Approved this 1st day of August,. 1960.
City Cle c
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
July 25, 1960 - -- 6:00 P. M.
MOTEL INN
The City Council met in Special Called Session with Mayor Ffed M. Waters
presiding.
ROLL CALL: Present - Kenneth W. Jones, Donald Q. Miller, Gerald W. Shipsey,
J. Barry Smith, Fred M. Waters.
Absent - None
CITY STAFF PRESENT - Planning Director Abraham, City Clerk Fitzpatrick, City
Attorney Houser, Administrative Officer Miller, City
Engineer Romero, Fire.Chief Schlobohm, Police Chief
Schofield, Water Superintendent•Thompson.
Mayor Waters explained the purpose of the meeting, to be a discussion of policy
relative to the installation of utilities in the newly annexed area of the Yoakum
tract;.:with particular emphasis on water and sewer; and methods of installation.
Water Superintendent Thompson presented for the City Council a map showing the
various elevations.for water service in the area,-and estimated cost for
installation of a first -class system. Mr. Thompson estimated that it would cost
$74,696 for a water system for the Yoakum area.
City Engineer Romero presented a map and estimates for a sewer system in the '
Yoakum area. Mr. Romero estimated that a system to serve the newly annexed
area would cost approximately $75,000.
The City Council discussed various acreage charges and front foot charges for
sewer and water installation, and also discussed formation of special assessment
districts for putting in sewer and water improvements, and contributions by the
City, if any.
After discussion, it was the common consent of the Council that the following
policy be followed: