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

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i Council. stood the matter covered in his letter wasin no way conneot©d with the condom- 29 i Etat nation proceedings, but was definitely a matter which should be considered as { et state matter. He stated further that unless this condition was ' a separate corrected and Lane soon, he would lo` se the union employees employed in his business. I 1 illera, pB�TFyI1+;IdT DIICHEL BUILDING MAIN' STREET. Contractor Pringle was to contact Building Ins ec- I' time Councilman Spillers, matter be carried ori the agenda to wait for report 9,< for Duncan. e of meeting with Mr. Pringle. Motion carried. City Attorne e Attorney explained abatement proceedings were completed, we could not lose jurisdiction. The final notice. ae{ i e has been delivered to the Iviichels ordering the building demolished. S b nitteasr FROST 8: BRIAN LETTER RE BALANCE BROADWAY -MARSHALL ASSESSMENT. Bill was originally back rendered for cost of making assessment, etc., as follows: tc, Bill Submitted 9-5-50$507.1 28:lJPaid on acct. ons Balance due making assessment 3b7ti.99 i Less proposed deduction 1000.00 Motion Amount due if proposal 2b b. I 7 99 accepted Frost & Brian offered in their letter of November 1, 1951 to accept $1000 less if eared they are not required to make final assessment at this time. City Manager was IY not ready to make a recommendation at this time as the final action of the Council ;l Fire would determine. If it was decided to go ahead with the project, they should be Hi l i paid in full. If project is stopped, they should receive the amount of $2678.99 specified above. matter was held up at present. PUBLIC HEARING, BROADWAY -MARSHALL. Attorney Wilson advised the first matter to be of considered was City Engineer's report on' spot checks. Committee had selected a s series of lots which were to be worked over to determine the amount of reduction a would result from proposed changes and modifications. It was explained these )d figures were approximate and were to give some idea to the property owners changes )rgan - resulting from the deletions. Mr. Jain read off some 15 calculations resulting lotion I ; in an approximate reduction of 20% over the original estimates.• Attorney Wagstaff asked that his committee be given time to study these figures, inasmuch as ichgi report was handed to him at the meeting. Attorney Wilson stated he had conferred He with Mr. Black representing the National Motor Bearing and he believed they would, j be able to get together in final accord. He suggested that this part of the hearing ( 4' his was complete, and the Council could now adopt the Resolution of Changes and Mod- ;ter ifications. A later resolution could be adopted embodying any further deletions I I son necessary. Councilman Granger moved matter be duly and regularly continued, and be placed on the agenda to come up for final discussion at the next meeting, l :y onded by Councilman Spillers and carried. Attorney Black, for the National Motor �i Bearing Co. stated there were several items which should not affect the balance ad. of the project, such as the width of Broadway, sewer connection at the National it Motor Bearing, electroliers and a decision regarding National Avenue. Councilman Granger stated he would like to have City Engineers appraisal of the facts discussed' e by Mr. Wilson and Mr. Black. Mr. Simpson, owner of property between the Creek and 19alnut Street should be given some consideration, possibly a change in assessment to '8et' formula. COh�I n a tentative l is I r ' �i1r?a is TTEE REPORT, DOG POUND. Councilman Granger reported at length o erred plan considered by the Committee consiag himself, of Councilmen Herkner and Royer, i 1