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411, ry.�ANNJ NG..COMMT�SS TON RECOMMENpb., IONS (Continued) 4. Tentative Tract Dr. 7, Robert West That the tentative map of Tract No. 6191, located on the north aide of Center. Street east of Center Crest Drive. be approved subject to the recommendations of all departments as contained in Planning Commission minutes dated May 13, 1969, with the deletion of Park Department: xe.com- mendation No. 4, and adding to Planning Department recommendations No, 4a: Any trees that may be required along the public right-of-way to be located behind any proposed or future sidewalks, Mr. Robert Wagner addressed Council regarding the Engineering Division requirement to install sewer in Center. West DrWe to serve lots facing Centex Crest Drive. He did not feel it should be the responsibility of the developer to assume complete cost of installation of sewer lines to serve property which is already developed and then to be reimbursed, pos- sibly at a lower rate, by the property owners. Following lengthy dis- cussion, it wds decided that this is 3 standard requirement which must be worked ouL by the developer with property owners conceinud. on motion of Councilman Cummings, seconded by Councilman Do Mirjyn, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was adopted by the City Council. Mayor Burroughs reminded Council of the suggestion that a study committee of citizens be appointed by the Mayor to make recommendations regarding the proposed PRD Ordinance, and asked that they "bit names of persons who might be interested in serving on such , committee. Appointments will be made in the near future. Manager Merritt brought to Council attention a matter of concern to the staff regarding development on the perimeter of Redlands. Apparently developers are obtaining approval of projects by the County on the assump- tion that the City of Redlands will furnish water and sewer service and will annex their developments regardless of whether or not they comply with City reTArements. The Rinker Development Company commercial devel- opment at the northeast corner of Alabama Street and the freeway and the K-Kart proposal at the southeast corner of Redlands Boulevard and Alabama Street are examples of this. departments, including conformance with the city sign ordinance. On motion at Councilman Cummings, seconded by Councilman Knudsen, Council ' unanimouslyauthorized the start to notify every applicable CounLy depart- ment and developers of these requirements for sewer and water service by the City of Redlands. COMMON I CA`.C':L ONS City Manager. Merritt read a letter from the Orange County Water District expressing their pleasure at the conclusion of the long"tanding water suit and the solution of the water problems of the Santa Ana River. Manager Merritt read a letter from the State Division of Highways stating that the traffic study at Orange and Brockton requested by the city does not justify the installation of traffic signals at this time. rhey will be glad to re-evaluate the intersection in several. years if it is request-- ed. Councilman Cummings reported that while Mayor Cervan"s of St- Mule was a visitor in Redlands he had taken him on a brief tour through downtown Redlands, and Mayor Cervantes had been impressed with the sound system in use in the business area. Mayor Burroughs read a letter. from Mr. Oren Robertson, secretary-manager of the San Bernardino County Fair which is held at Victorviiie shoot the San first of September each year. The Board of Directors of the Pair have Bernardino County voted to honor the County through recognition of its incorporated cities, Fair and for 1969 have selected the City of Redlands as City No. 1. They request cooperation and support of the City Council to assure that this joint venture will be a success. They propose to emphasize the meaning of our Flag, and call attention to the fact that the pledge of allegiance, which was written for the program commemorating the 400th anniversary of ovum