BOOK 20_1945-05-21 to 1946-09-03

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50 Inv the premises. Councilman Anderson seconded the motion which passed unani- mously. Mayor Hilton asked if it would be agreeable to Mr. Rostani to have the Council inspect his property. Mr. Dematteis secured Mr. Rostanits per- mission and asked that in the event the evidence is not favorable that he ? be notified. Councilman Anderson moved, seconded by Councilman ToTcNulty, that"affadavit of posting of notices in the abatement proceedings of the harder property be filed. Mo- tion passed unanimously. Mayor Hilton believed a committee should be appointed -to study th.e hospital sur- vey. It was his opinion the committee should be comprised of two council- men, two citizens and two members of the Community Development Sedtion of the Chamber of Commerce. 'Councilman Anderson moved, seconded by Council- man Granger that the Mayor be empowered to appoint two members of the 4Q Council to meet with two members of the Chamber of Commerce and two citi- zens. Motion passed unanimously. Councilman Granger moved that the subSect of the civil service system be re=» ferred to the Board of Review; that the mayor appoint two members of the City Council and that the city employees hold an election among themselves and elect one employee to make a study of the civil service system and that the city manager and city attorney be allowed to be called upon for advisory matters when needed. The motion was seconded by Councilman McNulty and passed unanimously. City Manager bead advised that he had heard nothing further from the subdividers in regard to the Broadway Map #3 property and that the map has never been presented to the City Clerk to sign. It was his recommendation that the city easement be excluded from the map, in which recommendation the city attorney concurred. 06uncilman Anderson moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, that the city easement be excluded from the map. The motion passed unanimously. Discussion in regard to setting up a Park and Recreation Commission was held over to the next meeting. City Attorney McCarthy advised that City Manager Mead had "requested him to pre- pare an ordinance in regard to the request of Ross Chamberlain for a right of way across Chestnut Street for the puipose"of installing a spur track. City Attorney McCarthy read the ordinance and was of the opinion that the city's rights were adequately protected by it. Street Superin- tendent Winter questioned who was going to take care of the drainage and water mains on Chestnut Street. Aftersome discussion, it was agreed to add a paragraph to the ordinance that Mr. Chamberlain bear the,exoense in every change in any public utility that is necessary. Councilman Granger I I