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<br />Minutesof e'' Council
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<br />October 2, 1950, 19504.
<br />Councilmen-FloI*d D. Granger, S. D. Herkner o
<br />ON ROLL GILL the following were present:, R V• Spillers, Mayor C. A. Britschgi and
<br />A. Morgan, Wm. H. Roj*er'�, Rolison C dec
<br />Paul Jones, H. J Manager E. A
<br />City Clerk R. S. Dodge. Also present were City Assessor, J. A.
<br />J. Brophy, City Col Ile, vot
<br />Engineer Glenn M; Jain, for .5
<br />C. B. Currie,
<br />City g y Fire Chief J. L. Lodi Fire Inspector R
<br />E. Perrin, Police Chief S. Wood, Assistant B on
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<br />P. Building Inspector L. P.I. 7�ancan, wilding Ins
<br />Water Supt. H. L. Winter, g nsctor;i yR, H, E
<br />S. E. Kreiss. {
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<br />j4,,I' tR MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING September 18th and adjourned meeting of September 25th were
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<br />J!i'approved as mailed on motion of Councilman Morgan, seconded by Councilman Spillers,
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<br />REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE REPORT ON PROPOSED REALIGNMENT OF TOPAZ STREET. Comw►ittee suggested
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<br />that the City Engineer submit sketch showing actual measurements, also submit
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<br />Councilman Ro er moved the matter be placed on the agenda
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<br />d"! i his recommendations.
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<br />for the next meeting, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried.
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<br />REPORT ON BREWSTER AVENUE PROPOSED AUTOP,TATIC GATES. Eity Clerk read letter from Public
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<br />Utilities Commission to which was attached a copy of letter to the eifi
<br />`Southern Pac
<br />;{ Company asking for certain revisions. The Commission will keep the Council advised;
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<br />*: of further developments. On motion of Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman
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<br />Spillers, the, matter was placed on the agenda for the November bth meeting.
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<br />REAL ESTATE COMPdITTHE REPORT ON ANIMAL SHELTER SITE. The Committee met with Paul Whaley,
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<br />Andrew Spinas and Ohester Lebsack and discussed the matter re sale of pound property ,
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<br />.� to the School Board. It was agreed, subject to approval of the City Council and the
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<br />7 1 ° School Board, to selh the property in question for the sure of §4750, the City to move
<br />the pound building and tear down the partially completed recreation building. Re.
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<br />J' f', {' garding the well, pump, pipe lines, etc. located on the property, committee recommended p:
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<br />that City Manager contact S & W to a scertain whether they might take over the systen
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<br />and operate the well. This would mean some rearrangement of pipe lines and the erectio:
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<br />Of a small building over the present equipment, S & W to pay all. expense. As an
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<br />° alternative, City Manager will make an analysis of the cost of the operation, together i•
<br />with depreciation, and the rates to be charged S & W be raised to the °breakeven1°
<br />point. If neither of these two arrangements are followed, well to be abandoned, j Ten
<br />capped, and machinery removed. Mr. Spinas agreed that the School Board would give mic NSP
<br />A, ( the City an option to purchase the SE corner of Stambaugh and Laurel for 01,000, the 1
<br />length of option to be decided later. j, appea
<br />Mayor Britschgi stated his disapproval of ,
<br />abandoning the well his thought being that in the
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<br />1i an emergency, the water could be used. Councilman Herkner replied that the waterbad the
<br />been tested and found not of sufficient quality to be pumped into the City mains, P,m•
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<br />City Manager advised a survey was under way which would locate all private wells_be pa
<br />?; within the i%ity with emergency use in mind. Councilman Spillers moved the matter be right
<br />4 ! placed on the agenda until S & W replied to letter addressed to them by the City pdanager' J caro
<br />Councilman Herkner stated the School Board was anxious to clean up the mater tvrithout
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<br />r° further delay. Councilman Spillers motion was lost for want of a second, and he 3 over
<br />r4 ° again moved that the offer of 04750 be accepted, also the option on the corner at 2 Rp4bTIOfI
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<br />$1000. City Attorney advised offer could not be accepted, but that the City Manager recon
<br />could be authorized to advertise the r ter'
<br />i, property for sale in the usual manner• Af i
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