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142 V. Spillers noted absent. Also present were City Manager E. A. Rolison, City Attorney C. B. Currie, City Engineer Glenn M. Jain, eater Superintendent H. L. '°Tinter, Building Inspector S. H. Kreiss, Acting Police Chief Theodore Moudakas, Fire Chief J. L. Lodi, Assistant to City Manager L. A. Kinball, Park and Recreation Commissioner Gerry Verssen and Account—Clerk Vivian Holmquist. Councilman rritschgi moved that the r:u nute;s of April 16th, 23rd and the 30th be approved as mailed, seconded by Councilman Stout. Councilman '.eiss stated that he had some corrections he would like to make. The following are his corrections. ma April 16th minutes, page 1, last paragraph reads as f ollays: Councilman Weiss stated that though the vote was 5 to 2 he was of the opinion that the vote should be unanimous, etc. Councilman Neiss asked that it be changed to: he was of the opinion that the vote should, in the interest of harmoney, he unanimous, etc. April 16th minutes, page 3, second paragraph under public hearing, rezone property Oak Knoll and Canyon ..rit Road From 11U" to C -1—H. City Attorney Currie stated that any proper that comes into the City immediately goes into an U District and then if the Planning Commission desires they may recommend the rezoning of the property in the usual manner. Councilman '�Ieiss asked that this be changed to: City Attorney Currie stated that any property that comes into the City immediately goes into an U District and no promises can validly be made and then if the Planning Commission desires they may later recommend the rezoning, etc. City Engineer Jain stated that the motion was not correct in rezoning all of the lots, it should just be a portion of the lots. The Clerk stated that the letter from the Planning Commission indicated all,of the lots not a portion were recommended. It was decided to leave the minutes rc=ad all the lots and the City Attorney was asked to check into the matter before drawing up the ordinance. April 23rd minutes, third paragraph. Councilman !Ieiss was of the opinion that this should be held over for 30 days, etc. He asked that this be changed to: Councilman "Teiss was of the opinion that this should be held over for 30 to 60 days, etc. April 30th minutes, second paragraph, page 2. Canyon Road should be corrected to Canada Road. April 30th minutes, first -paragraph, page 3. Councilman 7reiss adked that the f ollowing be added after the sentence regarding :75.00 annexation fee; Are the people aware that they are subject to the $75.00 annexation fee per lot? The Clerk was asked to make the chnages as noted. The motion carried. There was general discussion in regard to how corrections should be noted and brought to the attention of the Council. PUBLIC HEARING, O?EN BIDS, SALE OF POPLAR—HESS—EBETIER BONDS. The following bids were received: Blair & Co., Incorporated L. H. Easterling & Co. The sum of 98801% of par plus accrued interest to date of delivery for bonds bearing a coupon rate of 52%. Stone & Youngberg The sum of 97.55% of the principal amount thereof, plus accured interest to date of delivery, for such bonds to bear interest at the rate of 521% per annum. City Attorney Currie was adked to check the bids and report back later in the meeting. PUBLIC HEARING, RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO MAKE CHANGES AND MODIFICATIONS, PARKING DISTRICT 1, LOT IV. Affidavit of publication was ordered filed. This was followed b�,T a short discussion after which Council— man Herkner offered RESOLUTION 2030 BEING RESOLUTION OF ININTION TO 1444E CHANGES WD I!ODTFICATT_ONS., � PARKING DISTRICT 11 LOT IV and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried on roll call with Councilman Spillers being noted absent. PliBLTC HEARING, PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN LINES, BEECH ST -BEET FROM HILTON TO STA:IiAUGH. There were no written protests. Pair. James O'Connor, representing his father who lives at 427 Stambaugh Street, stated that this would take a strip 151 x 2001 from their property and since Beech Street would only go as far as the railroad tracks he couldn't see any reason why they :ranted to extend the street. He suggested Cedar