Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-06

on the Pacific ocean little over mile
in length, and of an average width OF
l400 feet (somewhat less than 200 acres).
and to grant roadway to said strip on
the ocean.
To give the city a right to dump dirt
brought out of tunnels on lands adloin-
ing said dirt to be so spread as to be no
where more than five feet deep on the
adjoining lands.
To give the city a right to use adjoin-
ing land temporarily while trench is be-
ing excavated for temporary spoil bank
the dirt to be replaced in trench and
land smoothed off when sewer is COM
| pleted.
The outfall sewer to empty in ocean
somewhere near the middle of the piece
of land decided on ocean front.
City to pay Mr.. Freeman for the
right-of-way the amount assessed by the
jury, to pay $2500 for costs, to pay the
amount of the damages as assessed by
the jury, in all $12, 500.
The land decided to the city on the
ocean front to be considered in lieu of
the damages and costs.
City to abandon present suits for
right-of-way.
The laterals to be conducted in closed
conduits.
Mr.. Freeman to have an equal right
with all other land owners to buy water
when and in such quantities as he may
need it. d. FREEMAN.
June 27, 1892.
The compromise route, as located
through Mr.. Freeman's land, passes
along the southern boundary of the town
of Inglewood, and empties into the
ocean about half a mile south of the
original location. The cost of the new
route for the outfall amounts to 1886 900,
to which add $l2,500 to be paid Mr..
Freeman, brings the total cost to $685.
600. The total length of the compromise
here is 1876 miles.
Briefly, the city secures a right of way
fifteen feet wide from Mr.. Freeman for
the outfall and the laterals, also strip
of land trontinp on the ocean little over
a mile in length, comprising about 200
acres.
The additional expense of the new
route over the old one will be $38, 900,
making the total cost of the outfall sew
er $39S 200.
present memorandum of agreement
between Mr.. Freeman and the city in
regard to compromise; also deed from
Mr.. Freeman for right of way fifteen feet
in width for outfall sewer and three lat
erals; also deed from Mr.. Freeman for
land on ocean front.
also present the plans and specifica-
tions for the new route for the outfall
sewer.
The entire matter was referred to the
city attorney.
CITY ATTORNEYS REPORT.
In reference to the petition of I. W.
Hellman to have the penalty of per
cent which he was compelled to pay by
reason of his failure to pay his assess
ment for the widening of Seventh
street: The law in reference to the
opening and widening of streets pro-
vides for the collection of this penalty,
and that the amount so collected shall
be placed in the fund for the opening of
the street, and for its subsequent distri-
button. Consequently l am of the
| opinion that the council has no power
| to remit any penalty collected under
the provisions of this act. Received
and filed and petition denied.
In regard to the position of Col. Geo.
III. Smith and others in relation to the
map and proceedings relative to the ex-
tension of Broadway north (petition No.
| 1877, would recommend that the same
be referred to the board of public works
to examine the premises and report the
advisability of such Improvements. So
referred.
The suit of ]. G, Zahn against the city
for about $4,000 damages, alleged to have
been caused to his property by the
bursting OF storm drain in the Arroyo
de los Reyes, has been decided in favor
| of the city. Filed
Council then adjourned.