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The Attorney stated that building permits should not be issed, and that a public hearing will have to be held . AMENDMENT : Y That , if Mr. Melchor does not wish to avail himself of this hr proposal, he may continue with_his..subdivision under the condi- tions imposed at the meeting of May 7, 1962. AMENDED BY: Aiken; SECOND : Fowle; VOTE: Passed unanimously Councilman Henley arrived and Councilman Liken was excused at 9:15 P. M. 4. Fremont-Manuella Project - Change Order. The City Engineer submitted a Change Order for relocation of water lines (Purissima Hills County Water District) in Fremont Road. The City ;attorney stated that it was his opinion that the Water Dis- trict should relocate the water lines in the street , but felt that the Town would have to order the work done and litigate with the District to have them pay. It was determinedthat , under the terms of the Change Order, present- ed by the City Engineer, the Town assumes the cost of relocation of the water lines . ACTION: That the Change Order be approved as proposed by the City En- gineer. iOTICN: Henley; SECOND: Fowle; ROLL CALL: AYES: Henley, Fowle , Deputy Mayor Sherlock NOES : None ABSENT: Aiken, Mayor Clayton ACTION: That the matter be referred to the Legal Committee and the City Attorney and that the effort be made by the Legal Committee and the City :attorney to litigate from the Purissima Hills County Water District the expenditures made by the City for relocating the facilities in the road , that the matter of precedent in similar situations be reviewed and brought to the attention of the Council . i"OTI^N: Henley; SECOND: Fowle; VOTE: Passed unanimously NE',1 B SIITESS : 1. Home Occupation - Review. Oerut Mayor Sherlock opened the discussion by reading SEC. 'VI , Subsec. 6 :10 of Ordinadce 78, which described 'Home Occupation' . hat Mr. Clark Smith a property o:,rner, on La Rena Drive , reported on his operation of a _ me: occupation , battling of insecticides . Remarks were hoard From i`"rs . H. L. Russell and Mrs. E. A. McLaughlin, residents on La Edna_ Drive objecting to the operation of this type -of business in a residential neighborhood.