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Clay, attached is a red-lined copy and clean copy of the form of easement that you forwarded.  Please review and let me know if you have any questions or comments.  In particular, please
review the purposes for which the easement is being given.
 
As we discussed, I think it is the City Council that should approve the easement.  However, if there is an urgency that can’t wait, if the City Manager will agree, the Manager could
execute the easement and then it could be placed on a Council agenda for ratification.  That being said, before Ron (or Lea or Chris) sign the document, this should be something that
is virtually certain to be approved by the Council.
 
John