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�202 � <br /> and that it met with uis approval witn the qualification that a fee of <br /> 3$25 be enarged per annum for each taxicab. This would raise the fee � <br /> fiom �10 per a,nntiun but ne believed it was necessary b@cause of increased � <br /> police protection needed, He moved introduction of the taxicab ordinance, � <br /> w <br /> seconded by Councilman MeNulty, Uncier the question, aeveral of the `� <br /> � <br /> taaicab representatives spoke, their main objection to the ordinance <br /> being the installtng of inetere wnicn they claimed were difficult to ob- � <br /> tain and keep in repair, They asked that the matter be held over until <br /> Mr. Cacoamo, partner in the Yellow Cab who ia in tne hoapital follouring <br /> an accident, can appoint a spol�esman, After some discuseion in regard <br /> to the rates to be oriarged, City Attorney McCarthy advised that it might � <br /> be advieable to add a provision to the ordinance providing that until <br /> metere are inetalled tne present zone charges should be followed. <br /> Councilman Anderson was of tue opinion 1t would be tietter to oontinue the <br /> matter until the next meeting and have the zone rates eet up until meters , <br /> can be inetalled, Councilman Armstrong withdrew his motion. Councilman <br /> Andereon moved, seconded.by Councilman McNulty, that the City Attorney � <br /> and City Manager be instructed io prepare a zone rate to be applicable <br /> until meters are inetalled and a copy of the propsed rate be available in <br /> the City Manager's office for any taxicab repreaentative, and a diecus- <br /> sion of tnese rates be held at the next meeting. Motion wae seconded � <br /> bp Councilman MeNulty anci passed unanimously, <br /> City Aitorney McCartnq advised triat ne had notified the O.P.A, and eent them <br /> a copy of the Health Department�a recommenda,tion in regard to abatement � <br /> of camp wagon at 154 Opal Street.. To date he hae not heard from them <br /> and asked that the matter pe carried on the agenda, <br /> Affidavit of notices sent to propert.y owners within 175 feet of property on <br /> whicn tnere is an application to erect a smoke nouse at Hilton and <br /> Caesia Streete was filed on motion of Councilman McNulty, seconded bp <br /> Councilman Anderaon, Motion passed unanimously. A Mre, Garcia spoke <br /> againet tne smoke house being allowed on the basie thab it would be a � <br /> detriment to the aurrounding property. Mr. 3illiman, the applicant, <br /> aeked to be allowed to erect the building and if there were com- <br /> ` plaints ne would remove it. After more discuesion in the matter, Council- <br /> man Armstrong moved, aeconded by Councilman McNulty, that the nroteets <br /> of residents be recogni and that the matter be carried on the agenda � <br /> to permit the City Manager to have an opportunity to inveetigate the <br /> matter and 'oring back a report. The motion paesed unanimously. <br /> Mr. Ernest Wileon,,attorney for 0. 3. Oleson, apPeared before the Council and <br /> presented several resolutione;in regard to Broadway No. 3 eubdivision, � � <br /> The firet resolution presented was Resolution of Intention to Close <br /> Alleys in Block 3, Broadway Map No. 1. ,It was explained this was snown ,,.�:� <br /> on Map No. 2 wnicn .was never filed, The plana now call for a service , <br /> street to 4e installed instead of the alley, The.title company had <br /> requested tnat triis alley ahould be eliminated from the map. Council- <br /> � <br /> f <br /> J <br />