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70 than fifty (50) feet in width: (b) All dead-end highways shall have adequate turning apace for vehiclem at the dead-end, the exterior turning radius of the turning circle to be a mini- mum of forty (40) feet. Section 1,.. In order to co-ordinate the proposed allotment or highways with the general county plan, the plan shall be submitted to the Planning Commis- sion of the city (See Secs, 105 and 120) and the City Engineer, and his written recommendations in reference thereto shall be considered by the Council before taking final action thereon. (Sec. 1~, Ord. 62, Sept. 4, 1917).. Section 5. Prior to final acceptance of any dedications, the applicant shall furnish the Council with abstract, certificate of title, policy of title insurance, or Torrens~ Certificate, showing title to dedicated lands free of all liens and encumbrances, to the approval of the legal advisor of the Council. (Sec. 5 Ord. 62, Sept. t~, 1917) . Section 6. Except as provided in Section $, and as a condition of the acceptance and dedication of any highway, the following improvements shall be required to be made by the allotter, to wit: (a) The grade shall be made to conform to the grade established or approved by the Council. (b) Sidewalks of sawed stone or concrete shall be laid. (c) All culverts and bridges necessary within the street lines of the property; all box culverts necessary to carry surface drains; all required drainage or outlets; all cross walks; and all work necessary at the intersection of existing attests, and with storm sewers in said streets of sufficient sees and depth to drain all cellar bottoms of buildings abutting on said stresLs. (Sec. 6, Ord. 62, Sept. 4, 1917). Section 7, Adequate sewer and water facilities shall also be installed by the allotter where connections for such facilities are at the limits of the property, unless the Council shall deem it advisable to install such facilities under special assessment proceedings instituted immediately upon the acceptance of the dedication. {Sec. 7, Ord, b2, Sept. k, 1917). Section g, Where a highway is desirable along the boundary between the proposed allotment and unallotted lands, and the owner of unallotted lands fails to cooperate in opening and improving such highway, the Council may permit either of a rededication of one-half of such highway immediately adjacent to the boundary lines, or of a dedication of the entire highway within the lines of the proposed allotment with a reserved strip next ad3acent to the unallotted lands and innprovemsn*..s shall be made by the allotter in said highway as follows: