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-3- DIVISIONS OF LAND: 1. Peterson, Harold N. - Consideration of Approval of Land Division. Mr. Peterson was represented by Mr. Gardner Bullis who explained that Mr. Peterson had sold the largest portion of his property, retaining a homesite , but was unaware that he was in violation of the Town's Subdivision Ordinance. At this time, he is requesting approval of the land division. The City Clerk read the recommendation of the Planning Commission approving this division of land. ACTION: That the Council approve the division of land of Harold M. Peterson, subject to the dedication of thirty (30) feet to the centerline of both Purissima and Elena Avenues. MOTION: Treat ; SECOND: Bledsoe ; VOTE: Passed unanimously 2. Case, Arthur F. (129-58) 2 lots. Engr. Wolff. The City Clerk read the recommendation of the Planning Commission approving the tentative map, and reported that all agencies have approved the map. ACTION: That the Council approve the tentative map of Arthur F. Case , subject to conditions outlined by the Planning Commission. MOTION: Clayton; SECOND: Treat ; VOTE: Passed unanimously 3. Gould, Mary Francis - Request for Waiver of Subdivision Require- ments Under Section 3:40 of Ordinance i#35. Engr. J. W. Riley. Mr. Henry V. Seward represented Mrs. Gould. He explained that the owner wished to sell off three parcels without having thelots ap- proved as building sites, and`he stated that at the present tine, the water supply is not adequate. Following discussion of who would be responsible for road improve- ' ments, it was suggested that action be deferred until Mr. Seward, the City Attorney, and the City Clerk can meet to work out the legal aspects of the problem. The possibility of filing application for subdivision and gaining conditional approval was discussed. ORDINANCES: 1. Anti-Litter Ordinance :251. First Reading. Sections II , XIV, and XVII were amended. Title of Ordinance was read by the City Clerk. 2-5-59