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144 westerly 47 feet more or less measured along the aforesaid norths erly line of alley from its intersection with the westerly line of Minnie Street; thence continuing across private property along last mentioned curve 156 feet more or less to the end of track. Section 2. The said railroad spur track shall at all times conform as near as practicable to the official grads of said streets as now established or may hereafter be established and that the grantee of this franchise or its assigns shall at all times keep the roadbed flush with the streets and provided with good and suitable crossings and shall plank and macadamize the same between the rails and if the streets shall be paved then with the same material as the adjoining streets and for at least two feet on each side thereof whenever and wherever ordered by the Board of Trustees or other legislative body of said City so to do, and in the event of a failure to comply with the requirements hereof for ten days after notice so to do then the City will cause its Superintendent of Streets to proceed to construct the required work iff a good and substantial manner and the grantee of this franchise or its assigns by acceptance hereof agrees to pay the cost therefor within thirty days after the presentation of a bill for the same, and the gutters. upon said streets shall be so constructed upon said streets as to permit the passage of storm water along and under said track. Section 5. That within thirty days after the passage of this Ordinance the grantee or its assigns shall file with the City Clerk a written acceptance of this Ordinance and all of its terms, conditions and requirements. Section 4. That no train, engine or car on the spur track of said Con, any shall be left standing across said Minnie and Walnut Streets and that said Company will not obstruct said streets by any train, engine or car except when the same are in motion. Section ~. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this Ordinance and cause the same to be published once in the ? "Evening Blade" a newspaper published and circulated in said City. The above Ordinance passed and adopted this ~4th day o£ January,1918,'by the fo~lowing vote to-wit: Maryatt,Visel, Ayes, Trustees Tubbs, Greenleaf, Noes Trustees,None. Absent, Trustee McPhee. A.J.Vieel, President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Santa Ana,oal.