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3 0 to give free service , because the benefits would compensate for the loss of this revenue in various ways , such as reduction in wear and tear of the streets , reduction of traffic , etc . Following brief additional discussion , motion and second were withdrawn . Councilman Henderson moved at 11 : 55 a . m . to recess for lunch , seconded by Councilman Norris and carried . Meeting reconvened at 1 : 50 p . m . Account No . 510 - Police Protection : Councilman Rhodes reported that the 'Principal of Roy Cloud Schoo had asked for a crossing guard at either Emerald Hill Road or Cambridge . Councilman Rhodes moved to add $2 , 000 to Account 510 to provide for the additional crossing guard . In response to question by Mayor Keckley , City Manager advised that normally this is an administrative decision . Councilman Henderson indicated that she could support a motion for staff to examine the need , but not to fund it at this point . Motion died for lack of a second . Mayor Keckley asked that City Manager look at the area to determine the need for crossing guards . Councilman Rhodes advised that not only the Principal , but, also the Parent - Teachers ' Association had made the request . Account No . 780 - Parking : In response to request by Councilman Rhodes that striping be done on the Bradford-Marshall Parking Lot , Assistant City Manager advised that the Street Department has been requested to do this . City Manager cautioned Council with respect to demands by the tenants , that staff had been receiving such calls . He pointed out that they had taken an option on spaces in " as is " condition , and now want not only striping but many other things . They were informed if the lot is up - graded this may mean an increase in rent , and also that it was their responsibility to enforce usage where others may be using their spaces . Account No . 530 - Fire Protection : Approved as submitted . Account No . 550 - Building Regulation : Reference was made to the budget message which contained Chief Building Official ' s request for a manda- tory program by Council legislation for Housing Code compliance on re- sale of dwellings . City Manager indicated that a specific report and recommendation would be brought back to Council . There was no money included in this budget specifically for expenditures or income , and it was hoped these would offset each other . Councilman Henderson asked that the record show that at the last meeting of the Housing Concerns Committee this had come up , and Chief Building Official and Deputy City Attorney thoroughly reviewed the program . She was pleased to see an indication of support from those present , and also at what this would mean in achieving the goals of the housing program . 5/12/73 Adj . Reg . Mtg .