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Communication Plarmi~ C~ission Change name of portion of Twenty-First Street to Edna Drive Reso.No.61-38 Changing name of portion of Twen~y-First Street to Edna Drive Preliminary Record of Survey Map No.203 W. J. Gage, et al Reso. No. 61-39 approving Map Petition opposing proposed painted traffic island North Broadway and 17th Street On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the communication frc~ the Planning Com~ission was received and filed recc~mending approval to change street named Twenty-First Street, running east and west from 130 feet west of the center line of Cotter Street to Lewis Street, to Edna Drive. The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the following Resolution en- titled: "Resolution No. 61-38 changing the name of a portion of Twenty-First Street, between Lewis Street and a point 130 feet west of the center line of Cotter Street, to Edna Drive" was considered and passed by the following vote: Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Stanley C. Gould, Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall Noes, Councilmen None Absent, Councilmen None Communication was presented from the Planning Department recca~nending denial of Preliminary Record of Survey Map No. 203, filed by W. J. Gage, et al, creating three parcels located 1,200 feet north of 17th Street on the east side of Tustin Avenue. Donald B. Christeson, 2036 No. Main Street, representing the applicant, requested clarification of Conditions (f) That an easement be provided for Tustin: Avenue for a width of 52 feet, center line to property line for street purposes and vehicular access rights except at street intersections; and (h) That street "A" be named Catalina Avenue, and his questions were satisfactorily answered by Councilman Heinly and the Director of Public Works. Mr. Christeson Objected to Condition (e) That the owner pay a drainage assessment fee of not more than $1,000.00 per acre. That all drainage easements shall conform in width and align- ment to City design standards as determined by the approved runoff study; and in- quired if the assessment could be paid when the services are connected. Heinly answered the question. The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried the following Resolution entitled: "Resolution No. 61-39 approving Preliminary Record of Survey Map No. 203, where rec~ended Condition "E" is modified providing payment before utility release" was considered and passed by the following vote: Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Stanley C. Gould, Jr., Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall Noes, Councilmen None Absent, Councilmen None Attorney Phillip J. Reilly, 401 W. Eighth Street, presented a petition signed by approximately forty persons, objecting to the proposed painted traffic island on North Broadway and 17th Street, at the south end, because most of the buildings occupied by Doctors and Dentists, who depend upon street parking for patients, and wheel chair and fracture cases would be greatly inconvenienced if denied parking in front of the Doctors" offices. On motion of Councilman GOUld, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the protest petition and cummnnication from Pacific Mutual Life Insur- ance Company, on behalf of the medical profession, requesting full consideration tc the proposed plan for making a third lane for left-ha~dturns at the 17th Street Broadway intersections, were received and filed. It was moved by Councilman Heinly seconded by Hubbard and carried, that the signs which were installed be temporarily removed for two weeks, and provisions for the left-turn lane be postponed until the next regular meeting.