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

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ttorney rated to a..,. the ST, O'KEEF12 JR. APPEARED ON BEHALF OF BARBARINI'S in ca (� 0f nnection with abatement pro -403 ceedings started on property at 135 Buckeye Street. Mr. O'Keefe stated that P ss this property was involved in the probate inasmuch ythofan estate ey would require additional time to dispose of the matter. He stated that if the Property was eventually sold or a building permit would be secured and the buildin pays inspection. Councilman Granger asked whether or g would be repaired to distributed not a building could legally be repaired if the cost was in excess of 20% of assessed valuation. Bui din ,� g Inspector Duncan advised this building was in a residential area and the 20% restriction did not apply. On motion of Councilman Royer, seconded by Councilman Herkner, hearing was duly and regularly continued to the first meeting in may, 1952. Motion carried, Councilman Granger voting No. P $PASS VOTE ANNEXATION - GLENWOOD AVENUE TERRITORY. City Clerk Dodge presented result of a those in favor annexation. Eight in favor; opposed none. On moti vote indicating on of Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Herkner the result of the canvass of i votes approved and made a part of the record. Motion carried. IflODUCTION OF ORDINANCE - GLEIIVOOD AVENUE ANNEXATION. Councilman Royer moved introduc- tion of ordinance approving annexation, seconded by Councilman Jones, and carried. aPORT OF BID OPENING DE-14OLITION OF HOUSES ON FRANKLIN STREET. Two bids were received as follows: ITEM AMOUNT OF BID No. DESCRIPTION Out Rate Wrecking Standard & Lumber Company Wrecking ComDanv A-1 Remove one-story dwelling house 0300.00 $600.00 A-2 Remove two-story barn apartment 200.00 400.00 A-3 Remove portion of two-story garage apartment house 300.00 600.00 A-4 Remove portion of sheet metal warehouse 350.00 700.00 a Alternate B Remove all buildings covered by above items 1150.00 1900.00 City Engineer Jain recommended acceptance of bid of the Cut Rate Wrecking & Lumber Company, total bid of 01150:00 for all four buildings. City Manager Rolison concurred in the recommendation. Councilman. Royer moved approval of recommendation, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. Councilman Herkner questioned whether or not there would be any savings to the City if building were not cut in half. City Attorney Currie advised that this was a requirement, however he had talked to Mr. Davies' counsel and advised him that arrangements could be made with the low bidder regarding removal of the other half of building. The City Attorney also advised that no part of the acquisition could be charged to the assessment district and the City would neces- sarily have to pay the cost of the demolition of the buildings. ublication JPTIOtd OF ORDINANCE INCURRING BONtiDED INDEBTEDNESS OF �p1,000,000. Affidavit of p was ordered filed by the Mayor. Mayor Britschgi announced public hearing on this Proposed ordinance. There being no protests the hearing was ordered closed. �1U'01TAAAN ROYER MOVED ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE No. 682 incurring bonded indebtedness of $1,000,000, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on -roll call. Councilmen Morgan and Spillers noted absent. 106UTIO11 N0. 1162. Councilman Jones offered resolution calling for bids on sale of $5001000 of improvement bond and moved its adoption, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll call. Councilmen Morgan and Spillers noted absent. OPTION OF ORDINANCE AMENDING SALARY ORDINANCE No. 660 PART TIME RECREATION. Affidavit of ublic hearing Publication was ordered filed. Mayor Britschgi announced time for p on proposed ordina n protests the hearing was ordered closed. � race. Ther© being no P — �I=