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461 <br /> We would like to request permission to appear at your City Council meeting on May 6th to discuss <br /> this matter w ith you. We further suggest that you invite Mr. Oddstad to appear also so that the matter <br /> may be resolved without further delay.". <br /> This petition was signed by fiteen people. Ed Wells, 2950 McGarvey Avenue, addressed the Council as the <br /> representative of the group filing the petition. Mr. Wells spoke at great length expressing the feelings <br /> of the people on McGarvey Street and vicinity. The people objected to the delay caused by Mr. Oddstad <br /> irtn: and recommended that the Council call, the performance bond. He also discussed the proposed assessment <br /> district being considered by Mr. Oddstad, possible ways of financing, sale of bonds and the necessity of <br /> further delay before the street is completed. <br /> Mr. Wells speech was followed by a very lengthy discussion in regard to the possible forming of the <br /> assessment district, recent meetings by the Council with Mr. Oddstad and his representatives, length of <br /> Imo <br /> time to form the assessment district and the time it would take to complete the paving of the street. <br /> The following people spoke in favor of the working being completed at once or the City calling the <br /> Faithful Performance bond: Joseph Cowan, 2973 McGarvey; Donald Schnoor, 2998 McGarvey; Kay Peterson, <br /> 788 Castle Hill Road; and Mr. Cluff, 3608 Country Club Drive. Council and Granger, in fairness to the <br /> people and also to Mr. Oddstad, was of the opinion that there wouldn't be any harm in one week wait and give <br /> Mr. Oddstad a chance to be present to answer the questions raised by the people. This was followed by <br /> considerable discussion as to why the Council could not act immediately rather than wait one week. <br /> Councilman Weiss spoke on the matter of the delay and also the financing problem to be met in regard to _ <br /> the assessment district. This was followed by discussion. There was also a very lengthy discussion in <br /> regard to the marketability of the assessment bonds. <br /> The Mayor announced that the study meeting would. be held on Wednesday night to meet with Mr. Oddstad and <br /> anyone interested was invited to attend the meeting. This was followed by discussion. Mr. Wells stated <br /> that he would be able to attend the meeting on Wednesday night. This was followed by discussion. <br /> CITY MANAGER EGARDING TRANSFER OF FUNDS TO VARIOUS DEPARTMENTAL BUDGETS. The City Manager recommended that <br /> the following amounts requested by the City Auditor be transferred from the Unbudgeted Reserve Account. <br /> Department . Account Amount <br /> City Manager Salaries 4 650.00 <br /> Cler—Treasurer " 200.00 <br /> Assessor—Auditor Supplies & Servies 200.00 <br /> Motor Vehicle 50.00 <br /> City Engineer Supplies & Servies 350.00 <br /> City Attorney " " 200.00 <br /> Capital Outley 50.00 <br /> Police Department , Salaries 500.00 <br /> Fire Department " 800.00 <br /> Street Maintenance Capital Outlay 100.00 <br /> Sewer Department Salaries 2,000.00 <br /> Park Department " 2,400.00 <br /> Corporation -Yard " 150.00 <br /> rr n Supplies & Services 200.00 <br /> polni Shop Salaries 100.00 <br /> " Capital Outlay 50.00 <br /> Sewer Department It " 100.00 <br /> GENERAL GOVERNMENT <br /> Uniform Insurance 50.00 <br /> False Arrest Insurance 50.00 <br /> Personnel 1,700.00 <br /> Miscellaneous Expenditures 500.00 <br /> liability Insurance 50.00 <br /> TOTAL AMOUNT $10,450.00 <br /> Rspectfully, John J. Brophy <br /> Councilman Spillers moved to refer this matter to the City Attorney for proper procedure, seconded by <br /> Councilman Weiss and carried. <br /> ADOPT ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING SEWER RENTAL RATES OUTSIDE -CITY. Councilman Spillers offered ORDINANCE 856 <br />