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~78 TUESDAY FEffiUARY 28. 1961 in Section 3 of the lease agreement. For the expense of this suecific item of repair and improvement, upon presentation of an itemized statement of cost, the City will reimburse tne Club for incurred expenses, not to exceed a unit cost of thirty-five cents ($0.35) per linear foot of installed pipe line and not to exceed a total linear footage of disturbed area seeded, measured in relation to installed pipe line, of 3,332 linear feet. Reimbursement to the Club for seeding and fertilizing within the one-year maintenance arrangement as outlined in Section 7 of the lease apreement shall be on the same unit cost reimbursement as above. The reimbursement herewith specified win be in add:ition to and separate from the consideration specified in paragraph 6 above. 2. Accept and conform to all other provisions of the lease agreement, wrich includes the conve:'Tance of the necessary easement. It is to be recognized that the easement agreement herein referenced, is only in draft form in its present status so ureuared for the uurnose of presentation of substance. Legal cmlnsel or designated reuresentatives of the Club should review the drafter agreement and, as soon as they are in position so to do, should confer with the City Attorney, to whom the draft is still subject, for determination as to propietary of content and legal wordage and preparation of final form. This necessary step would, however, at this time be of only intermediate value until the uosition of the Board of Directors as to this proposal might be received. Your cooperation, assistance and advice in this matter win be apnreciated. Council was informed that the Board of Directors of the Forest Park Country Club have scheduled a meeting to consider the City's pronosal and offer and directed, upon receipt of the Board's action upon this proposalanc offer, that Vayor Wilson call a special meeting of the Council to consider the Club's decision thereon. Further, Mr. John T. Fulcher reql1ested that the City provide sewerage collector service along Cherokee Trail to permit him to connect hls new residence--now under construction at 1113 Cherokee Trail--thereto in lieu of his having to provide private sewa~e disposal. Mr. Fulcher also offered to make a cash donation towards the collector construction. Hr. L. J. Mann, of 733 East Indian Trail, reauest.ed permission to connect his residential property to the East Indian Trail sewer Ii ne servinp the Druid Hills School; Council, h01"ever, in view of its agreement with Tanier Farm, withheld action on Mr. Mann's reauest pending initial action thereon first by Lanier Farm.