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ORAL COMMUNICATION DUSKIN KELLER 3323 W. CAMILE requested that a cash deposit of $1,162 for street and sidewalk improvement be waived until such time as construction commences, and that authorization to turn on utilities be given. The request was referred to Staff for investigation and report, at the next Council meeting (July 14), on the motion of Councilman Evans, seconded by Councilman Ward, and carried (?-0) unanimously. Mr. Keller told Council that he had moved a house onto the property; that he did not know about the cash deposit requirement until the final inspection had been made and he called for the utilities to be turned on; that he had borrowed money for this investment; that it would be a hardship for him at this time to make the payment; that he has tenants ready to move into the house; and that since the City will not allow the improvements to be put in at this time, he feels that it is unreasonable for this money to be deposited now. Mr. Keller, owner of the property at 3323 W. Camile, CA 29.4 RECESS present. Mayor Garthe recessed the meeting at 5:25 p.m. and reconvened at 3:54 with all Councilmen REQUEST FOR WAIVER FROM PRO- The request con- VISIONS OF ORDINANCE NS-1143 tained in a letter from Kenneth Case for waiver of requirement for curbs, gutters and sidewalks in connection with an addi- tion to his property at 1018 North Lincoln Avenue, was denied on the motion of Councilman Evans, seconded by Councilman Brandt and carried (7-0) unanimously. Mr. Case referred his written report to Council containing pictures of the prop- erty; he added that some of the property in the area does not have curbs and sidewalks; that he has a raised planter in front of his building that provides protection for his building from vehicles; and that there is no drainage problem on his property. The City Manager's report dated June 9, 1975 stated that Lincoln Avenue should be improved to City standards; that Mr. Case has 94 feet of frontage on Lincoln; that he is adding 2,000square feet to his 3,000 square foot building; and that the Public Works Department recommended denial of the waiver. CA 29.4 PROPOSED AMPHITHEATRE FOR THE On the motion of PERFORMING ARTS Councilman Evans, seconded by Council- man Brandt, Mr. Harvey Kresky, President of th~ Amphitheatre for the Performing Arts, was granted a six-month exclusive right to negotiate with the City of Santa Aha for the development of an Amphi- theatre described in a memo from the City Manager dated June 12, 1975, the final agreement to be returned to Council for approval; the motion carried (6-1) with Councilman Yamamoto dissenting. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 254 JUNE 16, 1975