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, ..... : _ : .. 419 directed to prepare plans and,specificationa for the construction.of saifl � eanitary sewer,.,. . - The above and foregoing Resolution was passed and ado�ted�by the Coun- cil of the City of Reddaood City at a regular meeting thereof held on the 15th day of_ 1946 by the following vot _ AYEB, and in favor of the passage and adoption of the foregoing Resolu- tion: Councilmen; ARI�STRONG, BRITSCHGI, GRANGER, McNULTY, SWIFT, WERDER and HILTON. ' NOES: Councilmen: NONE ABSENT: Councilmen: NONE Vl. W. HILTON bfiayor of the City oP Redwood Oity ATTEST: � I RALPH S. DODG� I hereby approve the foregoing Resolution this 15th day of July, 1946. - ' W, VY. AILTON Mayor of the City of Redwood Citq • City Attorney McCarthp presented an amendment to the plumbing code ordinance which perraits the use of galvanized iron pipe for firat floor v�astes, .This amendment is effective�until October 1, 1946, which time limit can be ex- tended by a 5/7ths vote of the Council. Councilman Granger offered intro- duction of ordinance amending the plumbing code ordinance, seconded by Councilman 3wift, Motion passed unanimously. City Attorney MeCarthy fuz- ther advised that the emergency provision had been included and the ordinance , would be effective August 5, 1946. City Attorney McCarthy advised that his attention had been called to the fact that a motion had been paeaed by the Council in March for an ordinance to be drafted to repeal an ordinance the Council had adopted in February prohib- . iting the keeping of chickene in the first residential dietrict. He atated he had overlooked preparing such an amendroent unt31 this time. He aleo pro- vided in the amendment pronisions for eliminating the keeping oY horses. � City Manager Blom advised that there is a conflict in the ordinance govern- ing the keeping of horses or cows, One ordinance provides for them to be kept 40 feet from adjoining swellings and another places a 100 foot limita- . tion for the ataking out or tping of a horse or cow. He further etated the present city ordinances were more liberal that the county ordinances for ' outslde the city limits. There was considerable diacuaeion, pro and con, as to wheLher the ordinance now in effect ahould be amended, Counoilman 4Verder and Councilman Armstrong both being of the opinion that chickens should not be raised in the first residential district. Councilman Armstrong moved, ,, seconded by Councilman Werder, that the matter be dropped from the agenda and the present ordinance remain in effect and adhered to. Councilman . Granger d1d not believe that was the ucishes of the previous Council and be- lieved they should be carried out. City Attorney �YcCarthy then outlined the hietory of all ordinances providing for the keeping of chickena and other animale since 1941. A Mr. Kimberly appeared and protested not being � able to keep chickens in the first residential district. A roll call note \