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317 The City Engineer to approve all profiles, cross sections, and construction specifications. 2. Utilities All lots shall be served with: a. Adequate water supply including fire hydrants for fire protection—Fire Chief to approve location and kind. b. Sewage facilities—either by City sewer or septic tank as approved by the City Health Officer. c. Electricity—Street lighting as approved by City Electrician. d. The subdivider or developer shall furnish statements from the utilities with which agreements have been made to service the tract, certifying that said utilities will furnish the services necessary. The installation of improvements is to comply with specifications and standards of the City of Las Vegas. Approval of the final subdivision map shall not be made until all street proviles, cross sections, grading plans and architectural arrangements of housing units are submitted to and approved by the City Departments concerned. It is further recommended that the owner of this subdivision shall concurrently with the approval of the final subdivision map by the Board of City Commissioners, enter into an agreement with the City, agreeing to complete improvements designated. If the designated improvements have not been completed within an agreed period of time, an extension may be authorized at the discretion of the Board, or the Board shall cause such improvements to be completed in accordance with the terms of the aforesaid agreement. Such agreement should be secured by a good and sufficient performance bond or other negotiable guarantee in an amount not to exceed the cost of the improvement and approved by the Board of City Commissioners. Any application for the release of any such bond or guarantee shall be accompanied by a certificate by the City Engineer, stating that all required improvements have been satisfactorily completed in accordance with the terms of said agreement, and no such bond or guarantee should be released or returned until such certificate shall first have been filed with the Board of City Commissioners. Thereafter Commissioner Baskin moved that the recommendations of the Planning Commission relative to the Russell Tract and tentative subdivision map be approved subject to the following additional stipulations: 1. Thirty-six (36) ft. paving 2. Curbs and gutters 3. Four (4) ft. sidewalks Motion seconded by Commissioner Whipple and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Baskin, Clark, Whipple and His Honor voting aye; noes, none. Absent: Commissioner Moore. SUBDIVISION — The following recommendation from the Planning Commission dated November 3, 1948 relative to Crestwood Homes the Crestwood Homes, Tract No. 2 was received: Tract No. 2 — Tentative Map Transmitted herewith is a tentative map for a proposed subdivision in Government Lot Approved No. 1, Section 2, T. 21 W., R. 6l E., M.D.B. & M., more generally described as Tract #2 of Crestwood Homes Subdivision. A City map is enclosed to show the general location. On October 26, 1948 the Regional Planning Commission conditionally approved this tentative map and transmits same, designating improvement which are recommended be made by the Subdivider. Other requirements are also indicated which are recommended in connection with approval of the final subdivision map. CONDITIONS 1. Streets a. Street right of way on east boundary of this tract to be forty (40) ft. (one half of ultimate eighty (80) ft. right of way). b. Graded and surfaced to widths as indicated on map, thirty-six (36) ft. minimum paving width, curb to curb. c. Curbs and gutters - concrete "L" type. d. Driveways — Provision should be made for driveways extending from the street pavement to garage, including approved surfacing where driveways may slope to street, and in all cases between curb and property line. Where there is no garage, such driveways should be provided at least to the building line or any car port or automobile storage space behind said building line. e. Street improvements designated shall include the improvement of the local street or service drive on Charleston Boulevard, abutting the northerly boundary of this tract. f. Street trees - If planted by the developer, shall be of approved hard, uniform variety, planted along all streets at intervals of not less nor more than forty (4O) ft., except where such interval may be varied due to driveways, etc.