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<br />y b°10dDT,4AN APPEARED RE T1�10 LOTS REFERRED TO TrIE 275
<br />ATTOgP1E REAL ESTATE COMMIT E- The,:
<br />estimated value of ?51 Lot 33, Block 1, on Topaz off James Avenue, Jefferson -Add- } t
<br />ition was ti�600. There were 4 - 251 lots in a row and Mr.{{
<br />Elulvey owned the corner
<br />Lot 34 and Lot 32. Attorney Woodman asked that both Lots 31 and
<br />33 be put RP for
<br />sale so that Mr. YTulvey might bid on them. 1:11. Uulvey had contracted to sell the ! �'
<br />lots and would be sued for breach of contract, he believing himself to be the
<br />owner having paid taxes on the lots. but the City had bought quiet title to Lots l '
<br />31 and 33• Lot 33 was owned by Genevieve ,Simpson in 1939, Mr. Mulvey acquiring it
<br />in 1946• Soidat was prior owner of Lot 31. Councilman Morgan moved this be referr-
<br />ed to the Real Estate Committee to put a value on Lot 31 and report to be made the
<br />following night, March 20th, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried. j
<br />Hy AHL-1,4ARTIN REQUEST FOR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT 7 FT FENCE ON J1 IES AVENUE AND FULTON
<br />STREET. This was to install temporary fence for inclosure of construction actio
<br />itiA in building of Yount Carmel Church. A Plot,plan was submitted, fence to
<br />be within sidewalk area, pedestrian traffic board walk cwith safety rail. The ural
<br />would protrude into the street, would be properly illuminated and safety sug-
<br />gestions of Police Department would be complied with. They required the inclosu
<br />because of school children. Councilman Jones moved approval,, seconded by Counci
<br />man Morgan. There was some "discussion with; reference to insurance, covering.side
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<br />walk in street area. All unloading of materials would be done inside of fence.
<br />I'riotion carried. Councilman Granger and Spillers qualifying their Yes providing
<br />City Attorney check City insurance policy, and assuming City insurance, covered.
<br />this. If it did not Councilman Granger was "casting a No vote.
<br />CITY ATTORNEY REPORT ON PROPOSED ANNEXATION CERTAIN AREAS EMERALD LAKE.
<br />IT WAS nec- �h !i
<br />essary to wait until the annexation of contiguous property before taking in. more
<br />territory. IGir. Koch, Koch Construction Co., had ,appeared before the Planning ,;;,'
<br />Commission and wished to annex 17 lots as Uninhabited Territory. After discussion
<br />he agreed to present petition to include Blocks 3, 4, 5, Portions of 6 and 7,
<br />fronting on Glenwood and Councilman Granger moved approval of presentation of pet- :� I
<br />ition, seconded by Councilman Spillers. Previously in a communication of Feb-
<br />ruary 14th from the Planning Commission they recommended that the petition of Mr.
<br />Koch to annex Lots 1 to 12 inclusive Block 41 Highlands of Emerald Lake Subdivision, it
<br />and of Royce, P.1cCarthy and Aice to annex Lots 14 to 17 inclusive, Block 6 and Lot 1, ;)
<br />Block 3 be held u until,��uch time as the above named blocks be included in the I
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<br />Petition.
<br />PUBLIC IIEARING, ANNEXATION "LOTS 2 to 7, KENSINGTON SQUARE. Councilman Royer moved
<br />this be duly and regularly continued to March 20th, and carried.
<br />1"AYOR BRITSCHGI STATED HE HAD RECEIVED A PHONE CALL FROM THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION,
<br />re two acre sites for churches desiring to locate" in R-1 districts. The Council 1 ,i
<br />would meet with them the' following ening at 7:30 Ptd.
<br />CLATi'+',S NOS .76 to 5004 inclusive in the amount of 29,883.76 were approved for pay-
<br />ment on motion of Councilman idorgan, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried.
<br />COUl1CILMAII GRANGER h.OVED ADJOURNI'r�ENT TO THE FOLLOt"JII1G NIGHT IvlARCH 20th IN MEI"TORY OF
<br />THE ,
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<br />CPL RONALD C, IdICKLOS, who. had made the supreme sacrifice while serving, ,,
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<br />respion of j l
<br />Country and that a certified copy be sent to the family with an exp
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<br />IT WAS nec- �h !i
<br />essary to wait until the annexation of contiguous property before taking in. more
<br />territory. IGir. Koch, Koch Construction Co., had ,appeared before the Planning ,;;,'
<br />Commission and wished to annex 17 lots as Uninhabited Territory. After discussion
<br />he agreed to present petition to include Blocks 3, 4, 5, Portions of 6 and 7,
<br />fronting on Glenwood and Councilman Granger moved approval of presentation of pet- :� I
<br />ition, seconded by Councilman Spillers. Previously in a communication of Feb-
<br />ruary 14th from the Planning Commission they recommended that the petition of Mr.
<br />Koch to annex Lots 1 to 12 inclusive Block 41 Highlands of Emerald Lake Subdivision, it
<br />and of Royce, P.1cCarthy and Aice to annex Lots 14 to 17 inclusive, Block 6 and Lot 1, ;)
<br />Block 3 be held u until,��uch time as the above named blocks be included in the I
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<br />Petition.
<br />PUBLIC IIEARING, ANNEXATION "LOTS 2 to 7, KENSINGTON SQUARE. Councilman Royer moved
<br />this be duly and regularly continued to March 20th, and carried.
<br />1"AYOR BRITSCHGI STATED HE HAD RECEIVED A PHONE CALL FROM THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION,
<br />re two acre sites for churches desiring to locate" in R-1 districts. The Council 1 ,i
<br />would meet with them the' following ening at 7:30 Ptd.
<br />CLATi'+',S NOS .76 to 5004 inclusive in the amount of 29,883.76 were approved for pay-
<br />ment on motion of Councilman idorgan, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried.
<br />COUl1CILMAII GRANGER h.OVED ADJOURNI'r�ENT TO THE FOLLOt"JII1G NIGHT IvlARCH 20th IN MEI"TORY OF
<br />THE ,
<br />his
<br />I a. ;
<br />CPL RONALD C, IdICKLOS, who. had made the supreme sacrifice while serving, ,,
<br />!i
<br />respion of j l
<br />Country and that a certified copy be sent to the family with an exp
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