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� . 181 � take action to immediately abate the nuisance.. Motion passed unanimously, - Oommunioation was received eigned py eight residents of Jeter $treet proteeting to the owner of the 8equoia Cab Qompany parking more than one cap in front of their uomes, claiming that witn tne n�ber of cabe parked there, no ' room was 1ePt for anqone eise to park, Mre. Hannigan, one of the aignere of the letter, appeared and etated that the parking oP these cabs was an annoyanoe, In answer to Mayor HiltonIs question as to whether provision wae made in the proposed ordinance to cover matters of triie kind, dity Attorney MeCarthy advised tha.t the ordinance provided for premieee to be , approved "ny the Chief of Police wnicn rie ase�ed meant in the.bueinese district. Councilman Armetrong moved, seconded by Councilman Andereon, that the oomplaint be referred to the Police Department as to the activi- ties carried on at thie location. Under tne queation,.Counoilman Granger asked tnat the Cnief of Police take action bePore the next meetin�, • Councilman Armetrong ezplained that wae the intent of hie motion, Motion passed unanimouely, _ Councilman Britschgi aeked if it were poesible to prohibit parking of cars in front, of residences all day long, City Attorney McOarthy expressed the opinion that it could not very easily be done inaemucn ae it did not violate any ordinance and it would be a difficult thing to enforce. Mayor Hilton brought out the fact that there was a provision in the ordinance ' whicn prohipited parking on any etreet in the town for over an hour between the houre of 1:30 A. M, and 6:00 A. M. ChieY Oolline reported that thia proviaion of the ordinanCe wae now being enforced aYter ha,ving been relaxed during the war, Communication was received from A, J. Williamaon requeeting approval oi'the erection and operation of a eales office and an animal manure proceesing plant on Baysnore Hignwaq oppoaite the Red Feather Products, Inc, The • type of animal manure to oe used is chicken wriioh will be brougrit to the plant site in covered trucks and in a dry condition. At no time will there be any siock piling in the open, Mr. Williamson preeented a semple of the fertilizer and also a sketoh of the propoeed buildinge. Councilman Armstrong asked in what zone thie location xas and was advised that it ' was zonediYor buelneae.rar+In answer to Counoilman Armatr.on�e queation ae.to whether thia eetabllshment would be permitted under.tne ordinance, City Attorney McCarthy replied tnat. it would unleae a nuisance eaisted, He . advised that a fertilizer establieriment had been located in that district sometime ago and had been abated for oeing a nuisance, He explained that , in event it d1d prove to be a nuisance it could alwaye be abated, The general conseneus oY the Oounail was, tnere would 'oe no ob�ection to the plant, Mr. Williamaon eaplained tne proceasing of the fertili2er and said no dust was caused in the process. Councilman Armatrong moved, seconded bq Councilman Fletener, that the permit be granted upon the plans submitted eubject to the.approval of the Building Inapector and w3th � \ .