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Amounts available for investment were made up of three items including �� <br />basis' 253 <br />Street Parking vii 5 ,053.99 , <br />10, <br />Off Building 581. <br />Ilemorial <br />1g City Plan Bonds 1�5;727.6 <br />93030b2.)9 <br />{;.! <br />r <br />Mayor Britschgi thought the City might be in an embarrassing position to accept <br />Le, <br />offer of one bank, when the other banks had offered bids on only that <br />oonditional <br />spec -which <br />was requested by the Council. Councilman Herkner suggested a substitute for <br /># I <br />' <br />the present motion before them to give the First National Bank the commercial bus- <br />equal to the amount that we deposited in the frozen accounts for a <br />iness q r period of. <br />( <br />{ <br />one year. The objection to this was 'the expense involved in arranging 'the accqunts. <br />II' <br />ebruary <br />Councilman Jones withdrew his motion with the consent of the second. Councilman Gran- <br />arried,ested <br />er then Sugg if in order to place on agenda the conditional offer, inform the <br />fit, n i <br />, <br />[S <br />other banks and get information from them also on a conditional offer of active <br />I <br />ere <br />stated order would have to be laced within the next two months <br />account* ilr. Brophy p <br />tiona <br />for payroll checks. Councilman Herkner moved payroll account which was about .100,000 <br />; <br />,: ,,, <br />:.. ,,",, ;, 4 <br />u;,;I <br />had <br />be transferred to the First National Bank within the next month or two for one year, <br />at the convenience of the City, providing the City draw IN on the 095,000 inactive <br />fill <br />;I <br />eke <br />account which was on deposit there, seconded by Councilman Jones. Motion carried <br />Mayor Britsch i voting No. Councilman Herkner complimented the committee for their <br />l <br />City <br />work and stated the City would get more for„ their money.. Councilman Royer moved <br />I time <br />that the Bank of America be notified (and other banks) that the City is. interested <br />at on <br />in having the 1_i6 as offered by the First National Bank, seconded by Councilman. <br />, <br />lays <br />Spillers and carried. <br />Iual <br />CCJI,IITPE REPORT - ADVERTISING ON PARKING Iti2ETERS, COUNCILMAN SPILLERS. A meeting had' been <br />{ y <br />held this evening and Councilman Spillers moved that this be referred to the Planning <br />It �11')1 ;' <br />Commission with the intent that they hold public hearing in order to, give the <br />; P l <br />('` <br />ioticemerchants <br />an opportunity to indicate whether or not they want the ads, seconded by <br />, ' 7 t <br />Councilman Jones. Motion carried.. <br />f,t { IIS <br />; ' , i f <br />iasis <br />PROPOSED AGREE1,ii BETLMEN CITY AND SCHOOL DISTRICT, COU11CILI,IAN ROYER. Two, or three <br />;i i <br />l i'! ' <br />ii,, <br />I, (,{i <br />meetings had been held in regard to a tentative agreement with Mr. Spinas. As <br />there were 13 or 14 items it was suggested that they be taken up at a study meeting. <br />lit <br />basis,{ <br />COxiISITPEE REPORT -ALL. BIGHT PARKING COUNCILMAN ROYER., Committee disagreed on one item <br />f . <br />' <br />0 <br />'ith- <br />but Council was in accourd as far as the downtown area was concerned in that there <br />f <br />1L. <br />should be no control in the R-1 Dis trict. If everyone was in accord with this <br />11 i;' I <br />II t <br />her, <br />Councilman Royer would withdraw his objections and move that City Attorney prepare <br />, <br />i ) ( <br />j' <br />s <br />rough draft on ordinance along this line no trucks to park in residential area, <br />;; <br />4 <br />j <br />pro- <br />Which would be considered at a stud meeting, seconded by Councilman Spillers. <br />y <br />f i'� 9, ! '" i <br />dto <br />1,10tion carried. <br />if <br />nt <br />rAL ESTATE 00141-lf TTEE REPORT RE OFFER TO PURCHASE LOTS 1, 2, 3 BLOCK 1, RESUBDIVISIOIT <br />,.I. <br />i '` <br />City <br />OP LOT 46 REESE TRACT, COUNCILMAN HERKNER. This was on Redwood Revenue near Sierra. <br />it <br />as <br />Etr, J• 0 purchase these for ;400 each and <br />nesada, 1406 Redwood Avenue had offered top <br />,,f <br />� I <br />f <br />this had been referred to the committee. Councilman Herltner moved that lots be <br />Spillers <br />advertised for sale at aminimum of 5$500 each, seconded by Councilman p <br />Xt <br />4 <br />Ij'; 1 D •.0 <br />and carried. <br />surer <br />P�%ERDISCUSSION ABATL'IdEIdT PROCEEDINGS 2081 to 2093 BROAD'"IAY, A. G. PRANK PROPERTY, <br />Yfl`Jj`' {II� <br />otal <br />and 2071 to 2075 Broadway, J. C. ItilcCormic propety. Attorney Harold Andersonif <br />a <br />p -d y <br />representing A. G. Frank submitted letter requesting that this be continued fora <br />is ` I ;lei <br />;, <br />