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Los Angeles - June 1 3 , 19*U> Mr. W. R. Bracken: (CO - Mr. E. E. Bennett) / It has been noted In several proposals for installation under Rule y - k that you are leaving deadend lines. This means that in a matter of a short time you are going to ask for authority to Install additional lines for olroulatlng system. every community, in the instanoe of a new division the subdivider is required to bear the cost of developing a olroulatlng system, and I think that in all of these fu ture 9-A proposals the plan and estimate prepared. should be so certain that before very long you will be oalling for an appropriation to eliminate the dead-end in Rose Avenue. Under the particular circumstanoes attending this subdivision we will have to waive that requirement, but it should not be waived in future 9-A proposals. In Los Angeles, and I think in praotioally In the oase of the Woodland proposal it is FVankTyfefj’ong
