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    NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING July 11, 1956
    Notice is hereby given that on July 26, 1956 at 7*30 P.M. in
    the Council Chamber of the City Hall, Las Vegas, Nevada, the Board of
    Zoning Adjustment will hear the application of
    FOREST LANE MEMORIAL CHAPEL, INC. FOR A USE PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT
    A MORTUARY CM THE EAST SIDE OF N. MAIN STREET BETWEEN NEVADA
    HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT AND FOREMASTER LANE, LEGALLY DESCRIBED AS
    ** ■*» . J
    BEGINNING AT A POINT M E R E THE SOUTH LINE' OF THE NE| OF THE
    NEf OF SECTION 27, T20S, R6lE, MDB&M, INTERSECTS THE EASTERLY
    RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF STATE HIGHWAY RIGHT OF WAYj THENCE
    ALONG SAID EASTERLY HIGHWAY RIGHT OF WAY LINE NORTH 27°li5*
    EAST A DISTANCE OF 152.5 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING
    | THENCE CONTINUING ALONG SAID EASTERLY HIGHWAY RIGHT
    OF WAY LINE NORTH 27°lt5V EAST A DISTANCE OF 200.0 FEET TO
    A POINTj THENCE SOUTH 62°l58 EAST A DISTANCE OF 230.0
    4 * • m «*s
    FEET TO A POINT! THENCE SOUTH 27°U$I WEST A DISTANCE OF
    200.0 FEET TO A POINT! THENCE NORTH 62°l5» WEST A DISTANCE
    CF 230.0 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT CF BEGINNING, IN A C-2 ZONE.
    Any and all interested persons may appear before the Board of Zoning
    Adjustment, either in person or by counsel, and object to, or express approval
    of, the proposed Use Permit! or may prior to this tearing file with the
    City Planning Director written objections thereto, or approval thereof.
    FRANKLIN J. BILLS
    FJBjJE Director of Planning
    U-3l*-56
    April U, 1957
    SUBJECT; REVISION OF STANDARD DRAWINGS FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
    Dear Sirs:
    Enclosed are additions to Standard Drawings for Public Improvements
    for the City of Las Vegas, latest Index Sheet, Sheets S-$,
    S-5A, and S-U$.
    You are advised to add these to your file of Standard Drawings.
    DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
    GEWsFXSskb
    end.

    ADDENDUM
    TO
    CODE OF STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
    October 1, 1958
    Revisions as follows to the Code of Standard Specifications
    for Public Improvement as adopted by Ordinance No.
    621 are effective as of this date:
    Add to SECTION 57 - Page 152 - Article 11K11. Seal Coat
    and chips.
    SEAL COAT AND CHIPS
    -A- GENERAL
    The bituminous seal coat covered by this section of the
    specifications shall consist of an application of
    bituminous material and mineral aggregate on a previously
    prepared wearing course.
    -B- MATERIAIS
    The materials used shall conform to Section 21 F of
    this specification.
    -C- WEATHER LIMITATIONS
    The seal coat shall be applied only when the existing
    surface is dry, and when the weather is not rainy. It
    shall not be applied when the roadway surface temperature
    is below sixty (60) degrees F., unless otherwise
    directed by the Engineer.
    -D- PREPARATION OF SURFACE
    Immediately before applying the seal coat, all loose
    material, dirt, clay or other objectionable material
    shall be removed from the surface to be sealed, with
    a power broom or blower supplemented with hand brooms,
    as directed by the Engineer. After the cleaning operation,
    and prior to the application of the prime coat,
    an inspection of the area to be coated will be made by
    the Engineer to determine its fitness to receive the
    bituminous sealing material.
    -E- PLACING
    a. General. Attention is directed to Section 2, Paragraph
    "D", "Preservation of Property", of these
    specifications. Liquid asphalt shall be prevented
    from spraying upon adjacent pavements or that portion
    of the traveled way being used by traffic,
    structures, guard rail, guide posts, culvert markers,
    trees and shrubbeiy that are not to be removed,
    adjacent property and improvements, and other highway
    improvements or facilities not specifically
    mentioned above.
    b. Bituminous Material
    (1) Equipment - The Bituminous Distributor shall
    have pneumatic tires of such width and number
    that the load produced on the base surface shall
    not exceed six hundred fifty (650) pounds per
    inch of tire width. It shall be so designed and
    equipped as to distribute the bituminous material
    uniformly at even heat on variable widths of surface
    at the controlled rates specified herein. Distributor
    equipment shall include an independently
    operated bitumen pump, tachometer, pressure gauges,
    volume measuring devices, a thermometer for reading
    the temperature of tank contents, and a hose attachment
    suitable for applying bituminous material to
    spots missed by the distributor. The distributor
    shall be equipped for circulation and agitation of
    the bituminous material during the heating process.
    (2) Application of Bituminous Material - Immediately
    following the preparation of the surface, the
    bituminous material shall be applied at between 0.20
    and 0.2$ gal. per square yard as directed by the
    Engineer. The sealing material shall be so
    applied that uniform distribution is obtained
    at all points of the surface to be sealed. Unless
    the distributor is equipped so as to obtain satisfactory
    results at the junction of previous and
    subsequent applications, 25 lb. building felt shall be
    spread on the surface for a sufficient distance
    \
    back from the ends of each application so that
    flow through the sprays may be started and stopped
    on the paper, and that all sprays will be operating
    at full force on the surface to be treated. Immediately
    after the application* the building paper shall
    be removed and destroyed. All spots missed by the
    distributor shall be properly treated with bituminous
    material.
    (3) ihe emulsified asphalt shall be applied between
    £o F and lkO F as directed by the Engineer.
    c. Cover Aggrega te. ,
    (1) Spreading - Ihe covering material shall be spread
    uniformly over the bituminous material within twenty
    minutes after application of tbs bituminous material.
    Spreading shall be done uniformly with aggregate spreading
    equipment. Trucks spreading aggregate shall be
    operated backward covering the bituminous material
    ahead of the truck wheels. The aggregate shall be
    placed in sufficient quantities, within the limitations
    specified in Paragraph'=0? in this section of ,these
    specifications (below), to provide a small roll or
    surplus material in front of the broom drag thus preventing
    the brooms from turning over the coated aggregate.
    Areas having insufficient cover shall be backspotted
    or sprinkled with additional aggregate by hand
    during the operations whenever necessary.
    (2) Brooming and Rolling — After sufficient aggregate
    is spread to prevent pickup of the bituminous material
    the aggregate shall be rolled three passes with a
    pneumatic roller followed by at least two passes with
    a steel wheel roller before commencing broom dragging.
    Broom dragging shall continue as long as is necessary
    to uniformly distribute the cover aggregate over the
    surface. Broom dragging and rolling shall continue
    until the surface material is distributed and worked
    in, to the satisfaction of the Engineer, After a
    minimum duration period of three weeks,.all surplus
    aggregate shall be sweptt off the surface and stock
    piled in the location indicated on the plans or as
    directed by the Engineer prior to final acceptance
    ~F- QUANTTHES OF MATERIALS PER SQUARE YARD
    Hiequantities of materials to be applied per square
    yard for the seal coat and aggregate cover shall be
    within the maximum and minimum quantities as shown
    in the following table. The exact quantities of
    materials"may be varied as directed by the Engineer
    to meet specific field conditions.
    MATERIAL QUANTITY APPLIED
    PER SQUARE YARD
    Gallons Pounds
    Bituminous Material
    Mineral Aggregate
    120 - .25
    8 - 1 5
    ADDENDUM
    CODE OF STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
    October 1, 1958
    SECTION 3U - Liquid Asphalt. Delete Part nk m and substitute the
    table below:
    General Requirements A.S.T.M. RC-1 RC-2 RC-3 MC-0 MC-1 M<£2'm
    Flash Point - Copen Tag) ®F D-92 ' 6o t/- 8o A ioo A- ioo A i5o A
    Furol Viscosity 77°F
    122°
    iUo°
    L , 180°
    D-88
    75-100
    75-100 75-100
    ? 120-200 250-50C 100-120
    Distillation (Percent of
    total to 680°F)
    to 37ii°F
    U37
    5oo
    600
    Residue from distillation
    to 680°F volume percent
    difference•
    »-
    DU02
    lLO
    50 A ho -/• 25 A 25 - 20 - 10 -
    70 J 6£ A~ 55 A H0-70 25-65
    83 A 75-93 70-90 60-87
    60 67 A 7 3 ^ .50 A 6o A
    Tests on residue from distillation
    penetration
    77°F-100 g - 5 sec.
    Ductility 77°F
    Solubility iiiim i i « < ta « ■ «
    - '•
    d -£
    D-113
    D-l; « "11 1 1 « 1 1
    80-120 80-120 80-120 120-30C
    &01
    O1120-300
    100-/. ioo -A loo A 100 A ioo A 100 A
    9 9 . 5 A 99.5-A 99.5/ 99.5A 99. $ 4 9&5/
    -- * ADDENDUM
    TQ
    CODE OF STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR
    PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
    October 1, 1958
    Revisions as follows to the Code of Standard Specifications
    for Public Improvements as adopted by Ordinance No. 621, are effective
    as of this dates
    SECTION 53 - Paragraph D. Add sub paragraphs <t»- ■ rfy •" — -■:****•£•**.• • ■ — . »
    3. Prime Coat
    (a) This shall include all supplies, material, equipment
    and operations in connection with the application
    of a cut-back liquid asphalt to non-bituminous base
    courses prior to the placing of bituminous paving.
    gl ■ 11 i
    Cb) Immediately prior to the application of the
    asphalt primer, an inspection shall be made by the
    Engineer to verify that the base course is compacted
    to a minimum of 90% of maximum density as determined
    by the modified A.A.S.H.O. Designation T 180-57 suid
    that the surface is smooth, true to grade and cross
    section and free of any loose material.
    (c) The surface shall have sufficient moisture to
    prevent dust bubbles but the percentage of moisture
    shall not exceed k% in the upp6r inch of base material.
    (d) A prime coat of cut-back asphalt shall be applied
    to non-bituminous base courses twenty-four (2U) hours
    prior to placing a bituminous pavement thereon.
    (e) The pressure distributor used-for applying primer
    material shall be equipped with pneumatic tires and
    Shall be so designed and operated as to distribute the
    primer material" in a uniform spray without atomization,
    in theamount and between the limits of temperature
    specified. It shall be equipped with a fifth wheel
    spbed tachometer registering feet per minute and so
    located as to be visible to the truck driver to enable
    him to maintain the constant speed required for application
    at the specified rate. The pump shall
    be operated by a separate power unit, or by
    the truck powerunit. It shall be equipped
    with a tachometer registering gallons per "'
    minute passing through the nozzles and rteadily
    visible to the operator, 'Suitable means for
    accurately indicating at all tiftes the temper-'
    atures of the primer “material shall be provided.
    The thermometer well shall be so placed as not . . 7 • I • • . - - uM , |
    tobe in contact. with a heating tube. The
    distributor shall be so designed that the normal
    width of application shall be notless than six
    (6) feet, with provisionfor. the application of
    lesser width when necessary. If provided with
    heating attachments the distributor shall be so
    equipped and operated that the primer material
    shall be circulated or agitated throughout the
    entire heating process. *' ’* * **’* ** ' ,***' ' • . •• ** '• ' *" ' . '■ I ‘M* • - 1
    (f) * Upon the prepared surface, asphalt primer
    shall be applied uniformly, as directed, at
    the rate of from twenty hundredths (0,20) to
    thirty hundredths (0.30) gallon per square yard,
    as directed by the Engineer, It shall be applied
    nnly -when the surface is dry or but Slightly
    damp and unless otherwise permitted by the
    Engineer when the air temperature in the shade
    is not less than 50°F. . . V
    In order to prevent lapping at the end junction
    of two applications, the distributor shall be
    promptly shut off and if necessary, to prevent
    dripping, a |drip pan shall be inserted under
    the nozzles when the application is stopped.
    Before continuing, apdication, building paper
    shall b e . Spread over t he'treated surface f or a
    sufficient distance back, so that the sprayers
    are operating at full force when the Untreated
    surface is reached. The building paper shall
    then be removed and destroyed, A hand spray
    shall be used to apply primer material necessary
    to touch up all spots unavoidably missed by the
    distributor.
    EIMein®X-0 or M3-X cut back asphalt, meeting the
    requirements as stated,in Section 3U, may be used
    as directed by the Engineer and shall be applied
    at the temperatures VfH,: . . im ndi* c■. ate* d^ b••e ls ows gllgg •** |
    i
    Min# F.
    MC-0 £0°
    MC-=1 80°
    (g) The asphalt primer should preferably be entirely
    absorbed by the baSev course and, therefore, require"
    no sand cover# If, however, it has not been completely
    absorbed twenty~fqur (Sli) hours after application, just
    sufficient sand shall be spread over the surface to blot
    up the excess liquid asphalt and prevent it fronv picking
    up under' t r a f f i c A l s o , , sand shall fbe used in amounts
    deemed nepessary by the Engineer at intersections and
    such areas where traffic may .pass over the prime Coat,
    Prior to laying" an intermediate or surface course, all
    loose or excess sand shall be Stfept from the base#
    (h) The contractor shall protect the prime coat against
    all damage and markings both from foot and other traffic.
    v Barricades'shall be placed at the proper locations to
    protect the liquid asphalt from traffic. If after the
    prime coat-has been applied to the satisfaction of the
    Engineer andhas been accepted by him, it is disturbed
    by negligence on the partof the contractor, It shall
    be restored at his expense to its condition at the time
    of acceptance# No material shall be placed until the
    prime coat is in a condition satisfactory to the Engineer
    (I) The amount of completed and accepted work shall
    be included in,the contract unit price per square yard
    fob asphaltic concrete pavement, which shall include
    full Compensation forrfurbishing all labor, materials,
    tools, equipment, compaction, shaping and water necessary
    to complete the job.
    Max. F
    120°
    • 1$ 0°
    V
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    November 111, 1958
    File: 100-U3
    Trust Department
    First National Bank
    3rd Street Branch
    Las Vegas, Nevada
    Attention: Mr. C. M. Boardman
    Subject: Proposed Assessment District
    100-14.3 (Area 1)
    Gentlemen:
    With reference to your inquiry of November 10, 1958, concerning methods
    of installation of the proposed street lighting.
    In general, the lighting units will be spaced at 90 ft. staggered intervals.
    That would locate the foundations at 180 ft. spacing on each
    side of the street. The standards will be 30 ft. in height, and will
    be centered at 18" behind the back of curb. Foundation elevation will
    be same as existing curb elevations, and flush with any future sidewalk
    development. Wiring will be overhead.
    The cost of the improvements will be on a front foot basis far the entire
    district regardless of present degree of development of the property. The
    estimated cost of improvements is between $i;.00 and $5.00 per front ft.
    The complete system will be located within the existing street right-ofway
    and consequently should cause no difficulty in future "on site" develop'
    ment •
    We appreciate your interest, and will be happy to supply any further information
    should you require it.
    Very /truly, yours,
    <Q\
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    R. P. Sauer
    Director of Public Works
    RPS:BR:cd
    cc. C. A. Stay
    C. E. Stay
    F. S. Stay
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    November lli, 1958
    File: 100-ii3
    Trust Department
    First National Bank
    3rd Street Branch
    Las Vegas, Nevada
    Attention: Mr. C. M« Boardman
    Subject: Proposed Assessment District
    100-U3 (Area 1)
    Gentlemen:
    With reference to your inquiry of November 10, 1958, concerning methods
    of installation of the proposed street lighting.
    In general, the lighting units will be spaced at 90 ft. staggered intervals.
    That would locate the foundations at 180 ft. spacing on each
    side of the street. The standards will be 30 ft. in height, and will
    be centered at 18" behind the back of curb. Foundation elevation will
    be same as existing curb elevations, and flush with any future sidewalk
    development. Wiring will be overhead.
    The cost of the improvements will be on a front foot basis far the entire
    district regardless of present degree of development of the property. The
    estimated cost of improvements is between $U.OO and #5*00 per front ft.
    The complete system will be located within the existing street right-ofway
    and consequently should cause no difficulty in future "on site" development
    .
    We appreciate your interest, and will be happy to supply any further information
    should you require it.
    RPS:HR:cd
    cc. C. A. Stay
    C. E. Stay
    F. S. Stay
    yours,
    R. P. Sauer
    Director of Public Works
    September lU, 1959
    SUBJECT: REVISION OF STANDARD DRAWINGS FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
    Dear Sir:
    Enclosed is an addition to Standard Drawings for Public Improvements
    for the City of Las Vegas, Nevada, Sheet S-26U.
    You are advised to add this to your file of Standard Drawings and to
    add this number to your present Index Sheet.
    Very truly yours,
    RPSspl
    R. P. Sauer
    Director of Public Works
    ADDENDUM
    TO
    CODE OF STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
    FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
    Revisions as follows to the Code of Standard
    Specifications for Public Improvements as adopted
    by Ordinance No. 621, are effective as of this
    dates
    SECTION 55 - Paragraph B add the followings
    Where existing direct burial street lighting cables
    are located beneath proposed driveways or sidewalks,
    encasement in conduits shall be provided. For double
    cables, a one and one-fourth (lij) inch wrapped conduit
    shall be installed. For a single cable a one Cl) inch
    wrapped conduit shall be installed. The City of Las
    Vegas Electrical Division of the Department of Public
    Works shall be notified to make necessary cuts and
    splices.

    2.
    21 F - Addition, Seal Coat Materials.
    Size Requirements of Aggregate.
    The aggregate shall conform to the grading
    shown in the following table:
    Physical Requirements of Aggregate.
    The mineral aggregate shall consist of
    crushed stone free from dirt, organic
    matter, elayballs or other objectionable
    material, and shall be sound and durable.
    The percentage of wear as tested by use of
    Los Angeles Rattler ASTMC 131-51 shall not
    exceed 1*5$ at 500 revolutions.
    The aggregate shall be sufficiently free of
    moisture to enable it to be readily coated
    with bituminous material. Sixty percent
    of the aggregate shall have three or more
    broken faces.
    The bituminous material shall be emulsified
    asphalt penetration grade RS-1 or RS-2? as
    directed by the Engineer and conforming to
    Section 36 of this specification.
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    Opening_____________ __
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    S -l................... Street Section, 50' R/W
    S—2 ................. Street Section, 8 0 ' R/W
    S - 3 ..................Street Section, 6 0 ' R/W
    S - 4 ................. Street Section, IOO R /W (Commercial)
    S - 4 A .............. Street Section, 100' R/W (Residential)
    S - 4 B ..............Street Section, 150' R/W (Res. & Comm.)
    S—5 ................Street Section, 7 0 ' R /W (Residential)
    S - 5 A ............. Street Section, 7 0 ' R/W (Commercial)
    S - 6 . . . ............Sidewalks
    S - 6 A ..............Sidewalks (Intersection Plan)
    S - 7 ................ Driveway with Parkway ( Res.)
    S - 7 A ...............Driveway with Park way (Commercial 8 Industrial)
    S —7B....... .......Driveway, Sidewalk adjacent to Curb.
    S -7 C .............. Driveway , Spacing for.
    S - 7 D ..............Driveway, Full width Sidewalk (Comm.)
    S —8................ Curb 8 Gutter,“ L" Type.
    S—9 .................Special Curb 8 Gutter," l " Type (Highway)
    S—10....... ......Valley Gutter 8 Curb Return.
    S - l I...;.......... Alley.
    S—12............... Alley Curb 8 Gutter.
    S —I3A............Monument Cover
    S—138............Monument Box.
    S—14.......... .....Pre-cast Bumper Block.
    S—2 0 ............... Standard for School Crossing Sign.
    S—5 0 ...............Warning Signs 8 Barriers
    S—102....,..... Manhole, Brick.
    S—NO............ Manhole, Cover 8 Frame for(Res.)
    S—111................Manhole, Cover 8 Frame for (Heavy Duty)
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    S—113 .............. Pipe Laying Methods.
    S H 14..............Manhole , Concrete, Types" A*1 & " b "
    S H 15............. Drop Manhole.
    S -2 0 1 .............Drop Inlet.
    S -2 5 IA .............Street Light ( Overhead)
    S—25IB...............Street Light ( Underground)
    S-251C ............Street Light ( Underground-Concrete Pole)
    S - 2 5 2 .............. Street Light Foundation Template.
    S - 2 5 3 ............. Switch Box for Photoelectric Controlled St. Light.
    S - 2 5 4 ........... Photoelectric St. Light Installation
    S*-255.............Schematic of Photoelectric Controlled St. Light.
    S - 2 5 6 ............ Switch Box for Photoelectric Controlled St. Light.
    S—260.............. Street Lighting Plan (Sample)
    S - 2 6 3 ............. Mast Arm Adapter for Overhead Street Lighting.
    S—303.............Fire Hydrant 9 Light Standard Locations.
    S -3 0 3 A ..........Fire Hydrant & Light Standard Locations.
    S —3 0 7 ............Street Sign Standard.
    S—4 0 IA .......... Installation of Water Main and l>£," 9 2" Service Lines
    S — 40IB .......... Installation of Water Main and Small Service Lines.
    S — 4 0 2 ........... Water Service Connections 9 Thrust Block Placement,
    S—403...........Water Main Details, B lo w -o ff 9 Fire Hydrant.
    S - 4 0 4 ............Water Meter Boxes, Location of.
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    2. FOR 12" SEWERS AND UNDER
    TURN 4 “ ARCH OVER PIPE.
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    BE PLACED NOT LESS THAN 8"
    NOR MORE THAN 24 "ABOVE
    SHELF.
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    FOR 2 4 PIPE AND LARGER THE TOP HALF OF THE PIPE SHALL
    BE REMOVED TO THE CONTOUR OF THE INSIDE OF THE MANHOLE
    AND THE BROKEN EDGES SHALL BE PLASTERED SMOOTH WITH
    CEMENT MORTAR.
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    DATE DESCRIPTION BY APPROVED OFFICE ENGINEER L . P L / / *5/ / / / ^ ^
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    NOTE: REFERENCE TO CAT. NO*S.
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    STANDARDS FOR HWY.
    LIGHTING SHALL BE
    AS SPECIFIED ON
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    VARIATIONS IN THE
    MOUNTING HEIGHT S
    THE POLE LENGTH
    MAY BE MADE ONLY
    WITH PRIOR APPROVAL
    OF THE ENGINEER
    CONCRETE FOR POLE
    BASES SHALL BE
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    OF NOT LESS THAN
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    S - 251 B
    P A R A G O N B L U E P R IN T BOO 12-54
    To Property Owners in Special Assessment District No. IOO-362
    The City of Las Vegas has recently awarded a contract and will shortly
    commence construction of street improvements in connection with Assessment
    District No. 100-36. It is felt that this advance notice will enable you,
    as an individual property owner, to make any necessary arrangements with
    regard to the relocation of trees, shrubs, fences, water service lines,
    sanitary sewer laterals, or any other obstruction that may be in the public
    right-of-way.
    We particularly call your attention to the requirement that all water
    service lines be a minimum of 30 inches below the finished street surface
    and sanitary sewer laterals a minimum of 3 feet. It is your responsibility
    to see that your water and sewer service lines comply with this regulation
    in advance of construction. The City cannot assume responsibility for
    damage to water service or sewer laterals which are not below the minimum
    required depth.
    One driveway curb cut will be allowed for each fifty foot lot but
    only if there is a garage or carport requiring access from the street.
    Please advise the City Engineering Department of the need for this curb
    cut well in advance of construction. It is requested that you pave your
    driveway from the gutter to the property line. Portland cement concrete
    paving is preferred but asphalt paving will be acceptable except for
    commercial driveways.
    Please realize that a construction project of this nature will cause
    you some inconvenience, however, the City's Field Personnel will use every
    precaution possible to keep this inconvenience to a minimum.,
    In the event there is any misunderstanding with regard to the intent
    of this notice, you are cordially invited to telephone, or personally contact,
    the City Engineering Department for further clarification. The telephone
    number is Dudley 2-1900, extension 2!?8l.
    Very truly yours,
    G. E. Wade
    DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
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    CITY OF LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
    DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & SAFETY
    APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT
    RESIDENTIAL (Single Family
    Dwelling, Duplex,
    Miscellaneous
    Residential)
    ADDRESS OF
    CONSTRUCTION:
    LOG NO:
    AREA:
    CONSTRUCTION
    VALUATION:—
    INSPECTION
    VALUATION:—
    KARDEX FILE: PERMIT FEE:
    TELEPHONE: PERMIT NUMBER:
    DATE 19
    OWNER'S NAME
    LOT(s) ------- BLOCK SUBDIVISION ZONE
    CIRCLE EXISTING STRUCTURE ON LOT: Dwelling Accessory Building(s) Vacant Lot
    PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION
    MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
    Wood
    Frame ( )
    Concrete
    Block ( )
    _______USE:
    Reinforced
    Concrete
    Steel
    ( ) Frame ( )
    QUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREAS: 1st 2nd TOTAL SQUARE FEET:
    FIRE ZONE 1 2 3 OCCUPANCY GROUPS: I J / 1, 2, BUILDING TYPE I II III IV V
    ARCHITECT'S NAME:
    PLANS SUBMITTED:
    CONTRACTOR'S NAME:
    ENGINEER'S NAME
    YES. NO CALCULATIONS SUBMITTED:
    State City
    __ License # _________ License #
    YES__ NO
    ADDITIONAL PERMITS REQUIRED: Air Conditioning ( ) Electrical ( ) Plumbing ( )
    Other ( *)
    If Tract House Insert Model
    Number’ Here
    Show House Location on Lot
    Space Below:
    STREET
    Front Width
    Property Line
    I state that I am familiar with effective
    Ordinances of the City of Las Vegas, Nevada and
    effective Statutes of the State of Nevada covering
    construction and use of above type; I agree to
    perform said construction in conformity therewith.
    I further agree that issuance of a permit on above
    application will not excuse me from conforming
    with said Ordinances and Statutes despite any
    errors on the part of the Building Inspector or
    Engineer in checking plans and applications herewith
    submitted. i
    I have read and understand the contents of above
    application; I hereby state that same are true
    and correct.
    SIGN HERE:
    (Contractor)
    B Y : ---------------------------------- -----------------
    (Agent or Owner)
    The Contractor's signature above denotes authority
    from the owner to sign in his behalf and that the
    owner is aware of all requirements of this
    <i> application, c
    r4
    A Separate permits must be obtained for all
    P Electrical, Plumbing, Air Conditioning, Sign,
    5 Sidewalk Paving, Curb and Gutters, Flammable
    g* Tank Storage, and Incinerator & Fire Sprinkler
    £ Systems.
    Width
    Property Line
    A P P R O V E D B Y :
    PLANNING DEPT.
    Septic
    System
    Public
    S e w e r ---------■
    Public
    W a t e r __________ Well
    Plot Plan Submitted
    CA PL Date
    ENGINEERING DEPT.
    BUILDING & SAFETY
    Date
    Date
    23o08