BOOK 23_1950-05-15 to 1952-04-21

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254 reasonable period ponding receipt of reply from the National production Authority, `ent of Commerce to ascertain what requirements will have to be met Division of Departm i e of structure contemplated and whether or no permit will be granted. to be reect yp time to be i Councilman Spillers moved that extension be granted for a 30 -day period at a C, seconded duly and regularly continued to give them opportunity to carry out intention by Councilman Jones and carried, Councilman Granger and Mayor Britschgi voting No, Lud Ulerder, representing Mr. Frank as realtor stated they wished to cooperate with is City in every way possible. COI,IOR. FRED PRIESTS OF D A V Is APPEARED AND REQUESTED PERI+iISSION TO SHOW ROBT. RIPLEytg CARAVAN in Haar future on corner of Hamilton and Broadway from 9 A,NI. to 9 P,hi, f:I'I' ;t1i No admission to be charged, donations accepted. Councilman Spillers moved that I$� permit be granted, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. f i` ,I I '{ 11 +t,I 'Ik�? Ip �= H06VARD HALL APPEARED REPRESENTIIIG THE WOMENtS AUXILIARY TO THE D A V's REQUESTING �,,F, I+� =i �. PERMISSION TO HOLD A HI-JII�iKS DANCE in the old veterans building at Warren and EL I Standish on March 31st. Councilman Granger moved that permit be granted for the dance, seconded by Councilman Spiller and carried. CONTINUATION OF DISCUSSION BROADWAY -MARSHALL. Letter was submitted by Attorney Wilson with original copy of Resolution of Intention to Iftake Changes and modifications in this project for the Councils s action. Resolution incorporated the conclusions reached at the study meeting held on January 30, 1951. Yr. Jain asked that Mr, Wilson point out to the •Council that no decision had been made on the construction of sidewalks in Walnut Street and Spring Street. Representative from Attorney Wilson's office stated resolution called for hearing setting date four weeks from fi " this date on March 19th. Tribune notice wds to be given at least ten days before I the hearing. Councilman Spillers offered resolution of intention and moved adoption, seconded by Councilman RoJer. Attorney Guido asked that everyone in the district be notified by postal card and he further objected to project at this time. Mayor Britschgi informed him that expenses on the project to date amounted to 028,000, charged against this assessment district which would have to It be paid. Mrs. Liguori thought the committee meetings had been forgotten about, but City Attorney stated these changes proposed in the resolution of intention was f i the out come of all those committee meetings. The hearing on the 19th would be for those in the district to determine whether or not they wished themto be made. Motion carried on roll call, Councilman Morgan noted absent. I 4t 7 CONTINUATION - PROPOSED ORDINANCE CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER. City Attorney reported ` 1 y is that pursuant to discussion the ordinance had been amended providing that the hMayor be the Chairman and liirector. The only changes in the original provided for Assistant Director, Vice Chairman to be appointed by the I'lll with the consent of the Council and such deputy directors as they desire. Councilman Spillers offered � i I t d introucion of ordinance , seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. MR. YLARTIN OF HEDAHL-MARTIIt APPEARED AIdD ASKED THAT 7AEY NOT BE PENALIZED THE AMOUIIT OF 0507..65 V'HICH HAD BEEN RETAINED .BY THE CITY SWII"2 POOL CONTRACT which was rl,h the sum arrived by the City Engineer for additional inspection.. They were not �!f'g Y'''.'•'i' penalized for extensions of time which had been granted by the Council and he did €`I a not think they should pay this, additional charge. Because of the extension of time granted this required an inspectorts time until the completion of the job. Loli