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r . .,.. . , .._ _ . - <br /> . - ;.;�:.. <br /> . . 173 <br /> � publia hearing is held. There,followed a diacuesion in_regard to <br /> tnis proposed ordinance, Oounoilman Fletcher being of the opinion that the <br /> matter should be held over Yor tnirtq days to allow the intereeted parties <br /> . to get together and come to a eatisfactory eolution. Councilman Anderaon <br /> �� expressed the opinion that there would be oonstant trouble if this or- <br /> ' dinance were adopted inasmuch ae new neighbore could bring in complainte � <br /> against ecrioole already, eatablished, He oelieved the old ordinance ehould <br /> be followed and Mise Roberte be allowed to continue rier dancing echool in- <br /> asmuch ae the city had granted her a permit to do eo. Councilman Armstrong <br /> wae stiongly opposed to breaking the present ordinance and believed thaL <br /> ' ii the Council deaired to allow violations of tne ordinance tne propoeed <br /> ordinance enould be noted upon and adnered to iY paesed; otherwise, tYie <br /> preaent ordinance should "pe followed.. Oouncilman Granger believed there <br /> was a moral obligation on the part of the Oouncil to allow Mias Roberts <br /> to continue her school. Councilman McNulty concurred with Oouncilman <br /> � Armetrong'e opinion that merely because a permit was granted in error it <br /> ehould not be allowed to continue 1ndeYinitelp, <br /> Attorney Louie Dematteis appeared before the Council in behalY of Miea <br /> Roberts and etated that under the exiating ordinance the,re might be some <br /> oondition whiaa would allow her to continue her echool, He was of the <br /> opinion that srie had been granted a permit to conduct thia school by g, <br /> city emploqee, had paid her fee when required and tnat no complainte had <br /> been filed against her, <br /> , Oouncilman Fletcner was in tavor of allowing Misa Roberte to continue her <br /> echool until eucsh time as a bona fide complaint was regietered agalast her, <br /> Councilman Granger offered the amendment to Zoning Ordinanae No. 460, <br /> seconded bq Qouncilman Anderaon. Under the question, the ma�ority of the <br /> Oouncil stated they were not ready to vote on,the ordinance and Councilman <br /> withdrew nie eecond. Councilman Granger moved, seconded by Councilman <br /> • Anderson, tnat the matter be carried on the agenda Por the seoond meeting <br /> in Janua.ry and a definite decision be made at that time. The motion <br /> paesed with Councllman Aimstrong voting in the negative for the reaeon <br /> he belieoed a deYinite decision enould be reached at this meeting. . <br /> Councilman Fletcher reported that he had preaented to.the Board oY Supervisors <br /> the matter of subsidizing ambulanoe serniae. They advised they would take <br /> ' the matter under conaideratlon and adviae tneir recommendation at a <br /> later date. � <br /> Mr, Andrew Spinas, Superintendent of Elementary 3cnoole,�appeared beYore tne <br /> Council requesting that an officer be assigned permanently to inatruct <br /> , junior traffic officers, He�eaplained tuat an officer had.been.assigned <br /> to this duty but that witti the increase in trafflc he had not been able <br /> to devote aufficient time to the matter. Mr. Jonn Nordstrand of the <br /> Traffic Study Committee also appeared and atresaed the importance of the <br /> junior officers being properlq trained, It wae the general consensus of <br /> • tne Oouncil that this wae of sufficient importanae to emplop an additional <br /> � � <br />