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SCHEDULED ITEMS: Utilities in Tract No. 3924 (Cont'd.): It was the City Attorney's opinion that since underground utilities were not specifically required in a Check List, it would not appear to be a requirement of the resubdivision. ACTION: That the Council findand declare that instal- lation of underground utility distribution systems was not a condition of approval of the subdivision of Tract No. 3924. MOTION: Fowle; SECOND: Aiken Mr. S. Markoe, 13119 La Barranca Way, owner of Lot #2, Tract #3924 and whose utilities are underground, urged that the utilities be underground and objected to the proposed poles on the back of the lots. Mr. Markoe stated his home and others are orientated toward the poles and the situation i:ust be seen to be appreciated. In view of Mr. Markoe's suggestion, the matter was continued to September 19'1 meeting so that the Council might inspect the property and situation. 3. Discussion of Swimnin& Pool Fencing. City Clerk reported no studies have been made by cities having swimming pool fencing ordinances regarding the safety of same or of any decrease in accidents due to fencing. Four pool fencing ordinances from nearby cities were submitted to the Council. City Clerk announced receipt of letters from the following residents opposing a pool fencing ordinance: Mr. and Mrs. Randall Jones, 10791 Magdalena Road Mr. Ben H. Smith, 23651 Camino Hermosa Mr. 14. W. Miles, 11481 Magdalena Road Hr. John F. Garcia, 2']411 Altamont Road Dr. Cameron Cray, 26560 Anacapa Drive One letter was received from Mr. .-nd Mrs. David Bernstein, 12998 Vista Del Valle, in favor of a pool fencing ordinance. Comments were heard from Mmmes. W. .h. Benson and R. L. Jones opposing any such ordinance. Mayor ordered the matter continued to the September 19k' meeting to study the ordinances submitted. -3-