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� eJ PETITION, 131 NAMES, OPPOSING NNIPERO BOULEVARD ROUTE �'A". The Mayor asked the Clerk to write a letter to the sender of the petition telling them of the action already taken by the Council in regard to this matter. The City Manager recommended that the Fire �hieF be advanced from Step #4 to Step #5 effective July 1, 195?• Councilman Spillers moved approval of the City Manager� s recarnmendation, secm ded by Councilman Weiss and carried. The City Manager recommended that the Water Superintendent be advanced from Step #4 to Step �5 effective August 1, 195?• Councilman Weiss moved to accept the recommendation of the Cit9 Manager, seconded by Councilman i�e9mouth and carried. The ��City Manager recommended that Building Inspector be advanced from Step #3 to Step #4 effective July l, 195?• Councilman Weiss moved approval of the recorrunendation o� the City Manager, ssconded by Councilman 3tout and carried. I CouncilMan Granger moved that they take the same type of resolution and give the City ' Ma.nager the same type of step increase. The City Manager stated that this is based ,, on the annivers�,�y dates. ', Councilman Weiss read the following prepared statement: "Last wee� giid earlier this evening I expressed certain thoughts and niews relative ' our Yacht Harbor activities. Mr. Mayor, my sentiments are on the record and have not changed. Since each of you gentlemen`have now had an opportunity to read and � digest the import of my motion as made last week, calling for the City Manaoer to make a eomprehensive report relative thereto, I feel this is an opportune time for me to again offer the same motion, and Mr. Mayor, I so move." � Councilman Weiss's motion was that the City Manager rpepare such a comprehensive ; surve� and report for submission to the Council by not later than the first meeting ' in August 1957• F'i.irther that his report include any and all pertinent comrnents and !� � � recommendations he deems appropriate, and should cover, amongst other matters, the following specific points: ' l. Is the Yacht Harbor under the active supervision and administration of ' his office and the Recreation Department? 2. t�hat present facilities, other than berthing are available at the Yacht Harbor? 3. What commitments, agreements and rules, etc. as to use of such facilities are of record? WY�at fees, etc. are being charged? , ,l.�. 4�hat berthing facilities are presently available at the Yacht Harbor? 5. T�hen were, and what are the rates p resently established? When if at all have they been reviewed? Are they adequate in the lig�it of present day circumstances? 6. What plans for ultimate developments are presently available? 7. Have definite priorities for each phase of development been established? , 8. Have costs and means of fin�ncing been explored and de�eloped? �ouncilman Gran�er seconded the motion but added that a copy be sent to the maker of the petition and copies to be sent to the �ouncil. The motion carried. ' Councilman Granger reported that he had been contacted with re�ard to a 30 ton tank to be uaed during the July 4th parade. The City Engineer asked that the tank be displayed on lower Broadway rather than being used on the new asphalt, eapecially during hot weather. This was followed by discussion. Councilman Wei$s moved th at the equip- ment not be allowed on the street but would be allowed to be placed on display, ' seconded by Councilman Herkner. Councilman Granger stated that he would vote no because the tank will have rubber treads and he did not think it would hurt the -- . ��.�.�.,.� � . �,..��.�..,�.�..�.-m�,,��... ,�.,�,.�,,,,