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r 37 • � city the amount commensurate to ouiet titling these lots. If the oivners did not pay, he beIieved the city should dismiss the suit aga.inst the lots. Council- man�Anderson moved, seconded by Councilma,n D.4cNulty, that the City Attorney be ' empowered to charge and collect the sum of �`25 for the city to be deposited to the City Treasury on each of the lots included in the h?cEner.y Suit, rRotion passed unanimously. City Attorney P!IcCarthy advised that he had discovered a case in �vhich the District ' Court of Appeals decided that a section of the Revenue Tax.ation Code enables ar�y City that ha_s lot.delinquencies under the L°15 Improvement Act to apply to the County Bo�,rd of Supervisors for cancellation of county taxes and that the Count,y ivould have to comply ti�ith the request. He sa.id he had discussed the matter , with Assistant District Attorney Sulliv�n Mho concu�^red in this opinion and advised him he �Rrould so inforn the Board of Supervisors if he �vere a,sked.?or � his opinion. City Attorney Pl!cCarthy a,aked for pot�rer to apply for cancellation o#' taxes on lots �ahich are delinquent under imArovement assessments. Council- ma.n Anderson noved, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that the Cit,y Attorne,y be empoNered to address such a petition to the Board. of SuperviGors in the na_me of the city. idotion passed unanimously. City Attorney P4eCarthy a.dvised.that the BrodvJay Pdo 3-m�.p shows two city_easements throu�yh the property. C?ty has titl8 to one eaeement vrhich entitles it to sign 1 the map as owner. If the City does that they are subJect to the »rovisions of the contract and �vould be e�ected to bear the cost of improvements.in front of that easement, I£ the city does not r to si�n the map, the o�aners ha.ve sa.id that they i�ill esclude the lots from the m�.p. He asked the Council�s wishes in the matter, A discussion of this matter was placed on the agenda of the next meetin�;. � Councilman Gran�er advised there was a"For Rent" sign on the Klan�; property which ' � aU�tement proceedinqs are pendin�. City rltanager advised that the action of the Council did not restrict the rental to any particular perGOn althou�h r4r. F.lang had intended to rent i.t to a real estate a�ent. Councilman Granger moved, sec- oiided by Councilman Anderson, that the prroper authorities be instructed that no permit be i�sued to do business at that'loc�tion, �,totion pa.s�ed unanimousl,y. ' Councilmaaz Armstron� moved that the consideration of the ordi.nance settinp; up a park and recreation commission be plaeed on the P.genda. of the next meetin�;. The motion was seconded by Councilm�n C*r2n�er a.nd passed unanimously. t�iayor Hilton.questioned the amount of license fee paid by t.he Foley and Burke Carnival,. his opinion being .that there were more concesaions �.t the ca.rnival than a fee had ' besn paid for. Ciiy. P.�anager PRez.d_ .s�.id he wauld check the number of conceseions on the list the carnival_provided with the l:st the mayor had compiled. � s