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' 5 • motion but vrith ti�e u+iderstaazdin� that the ordina.nce nust pe adhered to. The motion passed raith Councilm�n Fletcner votiii�r in the ne�ative for the reason that he did not Uelieve ii.vJas ?2.ir to the present used car dsalers. ' Citj� ?�2ana�,er PI!ead �resented a sketch sho�vin� the difierent tyoes of pavemeni, surfaces for stree�s �+rhich ��zs e.�e.nined Uy tne Council. Atto:rney Pdillin3ton appeared berore the Council ad.vising that City Attorney I�IcCarthy had pre- pared �i a.f.,reement in regard to �-�aicing the bond as requested and the type , of improvements to be installed vahichvas satisf�cto��y to the develoners of BroadrJZ,y No. j a.nd, ii it cras a�reeable to the Council, could be signed by tne i�ext meeting of the Council. City Attorney P.4cCarthy reacl the a�reement. Coun,cilman Anderson asked ii there rras a proyision for a release oi �he prop- erty 1�.*'nen pa,yment is made. Citv Attorney PdcCarthy vras of the opinion tha.t it ��as i�plied in ttie a�reement but that he :�rould have no objection to in- � cludinr� it. CoLU?cilman Anderson su��ested tnat the a�reement be amplified by inser.tin� a provision for {,he release of a.ny lot from tne lien ?or the public improuements i��henever the oemer thereof shall have deposited �,rith tne City Treasurer the aanount estinated as the cost of improvements for t�rhich such lot �vill be chargeable. City PdIaaza.�er Mead advised t?lere t�as a correction . to be made in re�ard to the vvidth oz side��alks, sa,yin� �hzy ahould be 12 i eet in s^riath and not 5 on Broa.dr�ay. Tiiis correction svas accented by tiie '. otRmers. Couneilman Armstron� aslced ii the perfornnance oi any i��orl� was bein� tvaived and �Rras advised that it v�as not, that only th bond iR�as being ti��aived. Ccuncilman Anderson e�cpressed the opinion th2t the city rras fu11y protected by the terns of the agreement and Counc�lman t:�YcIJulty moved, sec- ondeci by Councilman Fletcher, that the City PQana.�er be instructed to e.:e- cute the contract after the property o�ane h?ve all signed_i,itn the su6- . gestion oi Cowzcilma.n Andei�son incorroorated in the a�reement a�7d tne t��id+,n • of the sic�e*,rall:s on Broadway ch�lged from 5 feet to 12 feet. Councilman �Armstrong asked if the a�reement vrere to be recorded eald•cras �,dvised that it � ;va.s, Cotulcilman Gra.nger asked" that it be sho�l7i in the m�nutes th�,t �he docu- r�lent is to be reco_�ded. Pdotion paseed unanimously. Attori�ey PLillington aske3 if it ��ould be possible to have the nap (a,�,a+. "3) , passed so tna.t it i�,ouldn't be necessary ior his clients to a�ain appear before the CoL�ncil, e�],ainin� that if the City Attorney cou],d advise the City Clerk thai, all le�al requirements have Ueen met the City Clerk could be authorized to certify the map. Councilman Anderson moved, seconded hy , Colulcilman BritschQi, that the City Clerk be autYiorized to certify the map upon �.dvice from the City Attorney that all property omlzers have s-�ned the agreement. P!Iotion passed unanimously. City Pdana�er rdead reported on tne violation oi the used ca�° ordinance, He re- ported tna1: he had sent a letter to each of the used car dealers notifyirg them of �ne violations a�i& requestiri� their cooperation. He presented a � \