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281 <br />improvements as streets and sidewalks would be paid for by the property.owner. <br />Mr. Howard B. Hall testified that circulators of petitions did not misrepresent <br />facts, that the people knew they would have to pay for their improvements at the <br />present time as they were unable to pay, but that eventually they would be in favor <br />of forming an assessment district. Mr. Wm. Koczon spoke in favor of holding another <br />i <br />election inasmuch as there are many new residents since the first election. Mr. B. J. <br />t Smith, one of the leaders in the original annexation plan spoke of the advantages the <br />people would enjoy, and several other property owners spoke briefly for and against <br />i the program. Councilman Werder again expresses his opinion that a meeting should be <br />held with the people of the districts where the department heads could answer all <br />� a <br />questions, after which registered voters of the district could be circulated for <br />!' their opinion. Councilman Britschgi so moved, seconded by Councilman Swift, and <br />f <br />jcarried unanimously. <br />i <br />REPORT ON PERRY STREET parking lot. Agenda meeting of October 20th. <br />C <br />f CITY ATTORNEY CURRIE REPORTED in connection with Broadway No. 3 improvements that Attor- <br />ney Wilson had been Ill and suggesting the matter be held over to the next meeting. <br />fCouncilman Werder moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty that same be placed on the <br />agenda for the next meeting. Motion carried. <br />i f , <br />ABATEMENT PROCEEDINGS FABBRO PROPERTY. Councilman Werder moved, seconded by Councilman <br />s <br />Britschgi, that Mr. Fabbro be notified to appear at the next mebting and that he be <br />e <br />notified further that failure to appear would result in Council taking final action <br />i <br />of the abatement. Agenda. Motion carried. <br />ABATEMENT PROCEEDINGS YELLOW CAB GARAGE, 1135 Main Street. This firm was given 90 days <br />+ to locate another building, and time not yet expired. Put over to November 3rd <br />i - <br />meeting. <br />JAQUIN SABLAN ABATEMENT PROCEEDINGS. Building Inspector Duncan reported repairs were <br />x progressing slowly and recommended an additional 90 days. Councilman Holmquist so <br />i <br />moved, seconded by Councilman Werder and carried. <br />CONSIDERATION 1947-48 BUDGET. Councilman Holmquist moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty <br />that City Attorney Currie and Auditor C. G. Uhlenberg review same and report back <br />to the next meeting. Motion carried. Agenda. <br />CITY ATTORNEY CURRIE advised that an action had been filed against,the City by T. <br />Amanadola to quiet title to seven lots. He further advised that by mistake after <br />delinquent taxes were paid a certificate of redemption had been issued for two lots, <br />although a quit claim to all of the lots was on file. City Attorney suggested that <br />r" �! <br />he be authorized to file a disclaimer as to the two lots for which a certificate of <br />redemption had been mistakenly issued. As to the five lots he suggested that since <br />the city already had a quit claim deed to these lots, an answer be filed setting forth <br />i <br />the City's title to these lots. Councilman Britschgi moved, seconded by Councilman <br />McNulty and carried, that City Attorney Currie be so authorized. <br />�J <br />COUNCILhIAN BRITSCHGI OFFERED RESOLUTION and moved adoption of Resolution accepting res- <br />ignation of City Manager Blom effective October 15th with the understanding that <br />he would receive additional days to compensate for time worked during vacation <br />i <br />period. Motion seconded by Councilman Werder, and carried unanimously on roll call. <br />RESOLUTION No. 508 <br />E <br />E ACCEPTANCE OF RESIGNATION OF EDGAR W. BLOM AS CITY MANAGER <br />i - <br />