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_ . . �� the application be referred to the Police Department. Councilman Werder moqed, seconded by_Councilman__Britachgi, that subject to the approval oY � � the Chief and the Health Department the permit be granted, Motion � � pa.ased unanimously.._ � - . � � Communication was from Valentine C. Tuchsen ezpressing appreciation for .�; sympathy extended by the Council at the death of his father, H. C. Tuchsen. 1 Communioation wa.s ordered filed. . Communication..was received,_from Arthur,J. Dalton requesting permiseion_to erect a business sign on the Fox premises located at 642 E1 Camino Real. The .� sign be 4' wide by 8' long, painted on both sides and set a ri�ht angle to the highway in the front of the at�ove premiaes. A aketch was •; 1 attached to the request. Mayor,Hilton asked the Building Inspector if`the �s1gn would meet city ordinancee. Building Inspector Duncan replied that it would, Councilman Werder moved, aeconded by Councilman MoNulty, that the permit be granted aubjeot to the approval of the Building Inspector in- asmuch se the sign wae to advertise the applicant's own businesa. Under the question, Councilman Granger questioned�--whether the�permit ehould be • �ranted without a more detailed description of the eign. City Attorney �cCarthy referred to the ordinance and advised that the ordinance did not prevent granting a permit to advertise a person�s business althou�h there were certain restrictiona the Building Inspector must enforce, The motion passed unanimously. Application vuas received from the North Fair Oaks Cub 8cout Pack requesting per- mission to conduct a rummage sale July 10, 11, 12 and 13, in the U. 3. 0. ' building. City Manager Blom advised he wae eubmitting thie application to the Council due to the faat that it was an out of town organization. Coun- cilman Armstrong moved, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, that the permit be granted. Motion passed unanimouslp. Communication wae receined from Dale YJeaver requesting permission to erect a stable for one horse at 219 Center Street. He advised he had 125 x 120 feet of ground and would comply with building and health regulations. City � Attorney McCarthy referred to Ordinance No. 451, Section 4, which set forth the regulatione for the keeping of horses within the city and advised that the Council could grant the permit iY the ordinance wae complied with. Councilman Werder moved that the be referred baok to the applicant requesting a report from him as to whether or not there are e.ny protestante ' to the �ranting of the permit and also requeeting a diagram as to surround- ; ing residences and a report be had at the next meeting oY the Council. Citq Manager Blom aeked to have the matter referred to him and authority granted to him t.o�grant the permit if all requiremente of the ordinance are met, ' Councilman V7erder amended hia motion authorizing-the permit to be granted ; subject to compliance with existing ordinances,`and if the ordinances were r not complied with the permit be referred back to the Council. The motion was seconded by Qouncilman McNulty. Under the question, Councilman ' a: Britechgi expreased the opinion that'the ordinance should be amended to J � J