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COPY copy. COPY CITY OF LAS VEGAS, NEVADA June 17, 1953 Hr* L* R* Maag, Acting Central Manager Las Vegas Land and Water Company 401 South 2nd Street Las Vegas, Nevada Rear Mr* Maag: You no doubt are aware of the fact that the City has recently vacated 40 feet along each side of Charleston Boulevard between 10th and 15th Streets* We are advised by the Engineering Department of the City that your water line now exists within a portion of this vacated area* Yota* attention is directed to Paragraph 2 of the permit granted to the Las Vegas Land and Water Company which provides that the Municipal Authorities shall also have the right to direct the change in location at any time of such pipe lines, water mains, laterals and appliances* It appears that the adjacent property owners will commence improvements along Charleston Boulevard in the near future* Therefore, we presume that you will tahe immediate steps to remove your water lines and include them within the present right of Way so that future complications will not arise in this area as a result of improvements being built over the lines required to be removed* Very truly yours, (SIGNED) Hf H* Kennedy Acting City Manager
