Where a street is desirable along the boundary line between two owners' holdings, and the owner of the property not subdivided does not at the time care to join in the cost of opening the street, there may be provided, at the discretion of Council, a reserve strip to prevent the adjoining owner from enjoying the improvements without cost. The control and disposal of the land comprising such strip shall be given to Council under agreement. The agreement shall provide that Council, whenever it so desires, shall dedicate the reserve strip as a part of the street and assess the abutting property for the cost of the improvements in the street.
(Ord. 53-49. Passed 8-15-49.)