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i 71 • � � , this property so that the city could go ahead with the neceasarv legal adi�ertising. Councilman Armstrong moved that the Cit,y �lerk be instructed to advertlse the fnet that sealed bids will•be received from biddera for ' the sale of property located at the corner of Jefferson Avenue and IIroedway and wlll be openod August 29th at 8:00 P,pA, and that the Council ed�oun its. next regu�ar meeting to 8;00 P.M. August 29th. The motion was seconded by Councilman Granger an�l passed unanimously. ' City Clerk Dodge read communication from City Manager Robert ��. IHeed in which he aubmitted his resignation to the Coixncil.due to the differencea which had erisen t etween members of the Council and himself. He stated that inasmuch as the final budgot wae in the process.of preparation he would, if the Council desired, remain on active duty until August 20. He also.asked that any vecation time due him be granted him and that hia resignation become • effective iimnediately thereafter. Councilman Arnstronb stated that ineamuch - as h� had intended to introduce a resolution declarin� the office of city maneger vacant he moved that the Council accept Mr. Mead�s rosignation effec- tive as of this date and that he be paid such salary and vocation allowance and pay as in the opinion of the City Attorney is due him. Ho asked for a roll csll vote in the event of a second to the motion. Councilman qnderson secondod the motion. On roll call the motion passed unanimously. ' Councilman Granger introduced a resolutior. direating the mayor to approve all demands and clsaims a�ainst the city as set forth in Section 59 of the Charter. • 2'he motion was aeconded by Councilman MeNulty and pessed unenimously on roll call. Councilman Britschgi moved that the mayor be instructed to notify all omployees of the city who are now mainteining a residence outaide of the city that if they are not bona fide residents oi' the city by the next meeting that he will • ask for their resignation. Councilman Anderson asked that the wording be changed from °bona fide'� to "actual residents". Councllman �3ritsch�i accepted the amendment. Councilman Anderson aeconded the motion. Council�n 1dcNulty asked if that incl�r]ed all city employees and Councilman Britsch�i said he had in mind the Port �anager and also the Head I,ibrarian. City ;9ttorney Pt[cCarthy ' advised that he was not sure whether the Council had ,juriadiction over these two employees but that he would check into tho matter. The motion passed unanimously. 1dr. 9lfred Morton, Director of Recreation, sddressed the Council and said that he was one of the employees who was living out of the city limita. ' He explained that he had been evicted twice from homea in town and ttm t he was unable to build a home. He as]ced that the !Council meet in an informel meeting with those employees who live out of the city and see if some aolution could not be reached. •