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FINAL MAP, TRACT 6701 Final Tract Map 6701, filed by Bardon Development, lnc., creat- ing 17 lots west of Main Street and north of Sunflower Avenue, was approved, dedications thereon accepted, and execution of subdivision agreement authorized, on motion of Council- man Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried. AGENDA ORDER On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried, Council agreed to take Agenda Item 54, City Hall Plans, out of order and consider at this time. CITY HALL PLANS The City Manager and Mr. Robert Hippe, representing Ramberg and Lowrey, Architects, presented the up-dated schematic plans for the new City Hall building. The City Mana- ger described the location of the building in the Civic Center and pointed out that it would interconnect with the second floor of the existing police facility building; that parking would be to the north and west; that its construction was based upon an assumed population increase to 250,000; that it provided for eight floors and a basement enconlpassing 110,000 gross square footage and slightly less than 85,000 net square footage; that the Council Chamber would be a separate unit that could be completely closed off from the rest of the building. The plans were displayed and tke layout and occupancy of each floor were described by the City Manager and Mr. Hippe, who stated that each floor was provided with conference rooms to the extent of need indicated by the departments; that the partitions would be demountable on a three-foot module basis; and that the building would be concrete. The schematic plans for the new City Hall were approved as presented, on motion of Councilman Villa, seconded by Councilman Patterson and unanimously carried. FINAL MAP, TRACT 7089 Final Tract Map 7089, filed by Santiago Development Company, creating 69 lots west of Main Street and north of MacArthur Boulevard, was approved, dedications thereon accepted, and execution of subdivision agreement authorized, on motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Evans and unanimously carried. CENT, ENNIAL FIESTA CARNIVAL The City Attorney orally reported AMUSEMENT LICENSE that no agreement had been reached regarding the waiver of the license fees paid, under protest, by D & M Amusement and the Centennial Fiesta Conlrnittee for the amusement rides provided for the Centennial Fiesta; that Mr. Quinsey, D & M Amusement, had advised that his attorney would cornrnunicate with him but that to date he had not done so; and that amendment of the amusement license ordinance is still under considera- tion. CITY COUNCIL -375- November 3, 1969