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UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: Jack Snell (371-70) cont'd. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Grabowski and carried unanimously that Mr. Jack Snell be allowed to file a Parcel Map (371-70). UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 4: REPORT ON PROGRESS ON PATHWAY AROUND THE "LITTLE TWISTER" City Manager stated that he was to meet with Mr. Ray Galli on October 6 to discuss the "swapping" of land to provide sufficient right of way for a path around these corners. Councilman Grabowski noted that 90 days had passed since Council action had given immediate go-ahead. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2: MONTE LUCERO UNIT #3 (345-68) Final Map, 5 lots, Natoma Road. Engr. Saudis Assoc. Staff noted that upon the Council's request, the Planning Commission had reviewed the requested changes in the statue of Lucero Lane and made the following recommendations: 1) that the name change from Murietta Lane to Lucero Lane be approved; the Fire Department also approved this name change; 2) that Lucero Lane be private but built with a 16' wide pavement to public road standards, with a 40' right of way; 3) that approval of this Final Map be conditioned upon dedication of the path easements shown on the Tentative Map for Monte Lucero Unit #2. The Check List for Unit #2 calls for a path easement along the rear of lots #20, 19, 18 (both south and east sides) 17, 16, and 15 to terminate at the 20' easement that was granted by Riggs to Soares, which connects to Natoma Road. These lot numbers are as shown on Tentative Map #3, Champagne Heights, Unit #2, received by the Town August 18, 1967. Staff stated the above mentioned paths could be eliminated by substituting a path easement between lots #10 and #11 and lots #5 and #6 as shown on the Final Map of Unit #2. The Applicant, Mr. Lambert, agreed to this proposal. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Davey and carried unanimously to approve the Final Map for Monte Lucero Unit #3 (345-68) for 5 lots on Natoma Road conditioned on dedication of path easements between lots #10 and #11 and lots #5 and #6 of the Final Map of Monte Lucero Unit #2. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2: REQUEST FOR EXEMPTION FROM PROVISIONS OF B.S.A. Ordinance #102 FOR JOHN GILKEY (BSA -60-70). Staff stated Mr. Gilkey had submitted his application to the Planning Commission for Building Site Approval of two lots located on La Loma Drive, but they had postponed action until the applicant completed his map by showing all contours, trees and other physical features. Speaking from the Floor, the Applicant's engineer, Mr. J. W. Riley, stated that Ordinance No. 102 should not affect the land of Mr. J. Gilkey, as his subdivision was approved by the Town in 1959 and therefore he requested an exemption from Ordinance No. 102 for Mr. Gilkey.