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2. Smith. Richard (141-59) 4 lots. Engr. Riley. City Clerk read the conditions of the Health Department. 4WACTION: That the Richard C. Smith tentative map be approved subject to the conditions of the Planning Commission and of all agencies. MOTION: Henley; SECOND: Sherlock; VOTE: Passed unanimously 3. Wilson, Virgil (143-59) 3 lots. Finer. Riley. Due to questions relative to width of easement serving the three lots, the Deputy Mayor referred the map to Councilman Sherlock's Committee on Subdivisions. 4. Bastow & Wirshing (148-59) 6 lots. Engr. Nolte. The City Clerk read the Planning Commission's recommendation for approval of July 2, 1959. Commissioner Mellquist, Chairman of the Planning Commission, stated that he was not present when this map was considered and suggosted':that tthore should bo a requirement at •paths : along ene: side of the cul de sac. After discussion the following action was taken: ACTION: That t'ie tentative map of Bastow and Wirshing (148-59) 6 lots be approved subject to the requirements of the Planning Commission and the additional requirement that a path be constructed along one side of the cul de sac unless it shall appear to Town Engineer to be unfeasible. MOTION: Henley; SECOND: Sherlock; VOTE: Passed unanimously 5. Koblick, Nathan (145-59) ?_0lo`s0 Engrs. Jones, Thenn and Associates. Mr. K. Guerro, Engineer, repreuented Mr. Koblick. Recommendation of approval by the Planning Commission on July 2, 1959 was read by the City Clerk. The suggestion was made that the easement serving the William D. Geer property be abandoned by Mr. Koblick. Mr. Guerro, acting for Mr. Koblick, stated that the easement could be abandoned. ACTION: `. That the tentative map of Nathan Koblick (145-59) 10 lots, tract 2434, be approved with conditions as stated by the 1 - 3 -