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ANNOUNCEMENTS: 1. Staff advised that it appeared that the septic tank at the Town Hall had failed ` and subsequent dye tests made by the Health Department confirmed this. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Grabowski and carried unanimously by roll call vote that if the tank has failed the City Manager is directed to proceed to have the Town Hall hooked -up to the sewer line. (NOTE: It was later learned that a broken sprinkler line was draining into the septic system creating the surface water and thus the sewer hook-up is not required at this time.) SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: PARKSIDE UNITS #2 and #3, (351-69) Tentative Map, Altamont Road and Taaffe Road. Engr. Saudis Assoc. Staff noted that this item had been continued from several past meetings in order to meet with Health Department officials to determine if a mutually acceptable on-site sewage disposal system could be provided for 16 lots of Parkside 2 and 3. "rff. Lambert had asked also that certain fees be waived, but until the acceptability of septic tanks vs, sewers is determined, discussion of fee waiver was postponed. A communi- cation from the Health Department was read reiterating their earlier comments that all new subdivisions be sewered. Health Department officials had conferred with the Water Quality Control Board after meeting with Town officials, and their decision to have sanitary sewers was upheld. Council discussion ensued and it was agreed that further discussion with the Applicant and Health Department officials would be desirable. The Applicant had submitted a Final Map for approval incorporating 7 lots of Unit II of the revised Tentative Map which had been approved on August 3, 1970. These specific lots would be served by sanitary sewers. Four of them were essentially the same as shown on the revised Tentative, but the fifth resulted from a combination of what was shown as lots #21 and #22 of the Tentative, while the sixth and seventh lots had been reoriented. In addition, lot #5 extended into the already deeded park corridor which the Applicant offered to exchange for a slightly larger piece below the corridor. Council concensus was that since this Final Map was not in agreement with either of the two approved Tentative Maps for Parkside #2 and #3 and that the proposed park land dedication now was in question, that this Final Map could not be acted upon without additional study. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Davey and carried unanimously that this matter be continued so that Staff could further review with Councilmen Helgesson and Corbett and then prepare a presentation that would further clarify the proposed Final Map. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. I.- REQUEST :REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO FILE A PARCEL MAP FOR JACK SNELL (371-70). City Manager noted this one lot subdivision was approved by the City Council on June 29, 1970 and that the Applicant had complied with the requirements to pay fees, but was requesting permission to file a Parcel Map. -2- L