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. .. . .. . . . , . 436 that Mr. Tofanelli had violated subdiqision laws. - City Engineer ti4ilson , reported that he had inspected the road which had been laid in the sub- • division and that it did not meet the minimum epecifications of the c '�;.� i ;� Councilman lVerder moved that the matter be tabled and Mr. Tofanelli aeked �u�� � � �°z,;; to appear before the,Council to discuss the matter further, seconded by ' a�:; Councilman Armstrong, Motion passed, unanimously. Mr, Davinroy asked to be notified ae to the date Mr. Tofanelli was to appear before the Council. ' City Manager Blom advised that only, one bid had been received on the road oil distributor.. The bid was from Edward R. Bacon Company on a Littleford, 400 gallon utility apray tank for an amount of �1390 plus sales tax. ,� Immediate delivery was promised. The estimate figured for this piece of ' equipment had been �$1600 and City Manager Blom stated that the piece of equipment offered is supposed to sell for approximately that figure but, . because of the fact that the apecificatione did not epecify an ineulated tank, the equipment had been offered at the lower Yigures. It was the recommendation of the City Manager to accept the bid. Councilman Werder moved, seconded by Councilman Swift, that the bid of Edward Bacon Com- � pany be accepted. Motion passed unanimously. City Manager Blom reported that in regard to plans for Broadway No. 3, the majority of that property has changed hands and the new owners were not entirely in accordance with the plans. Work had been stopped on the plans until an agreearent had been reached, b4r. Ludwig Prerder, representative of the new ownera, advised the City �anager that the ner•� owners rvere now ' willing to proceed with the original plans. City Manager Blom recom- mended that work be continued with the completion of the plana. The new owners have made no request for a change in the plans up to now and if they do so in the future, it was the suggestion of the City Manager that they be charged for the plans to date and an agreement reaehed in ., .� regard to new plane. This suggestion was accepted. City Attorney McCarthy advised that he had sent copiea of the propoaed ordinance setting up a narking district and also copies the propoaed amendment to � Ordinance No. 460 to allow use permits to various members of the Council. � for their consideration. He asked that these two matters be laid over to • the next meeting to allow time for further study. Councilman Granger and Councilman Britschgi expressed themselves ae not being entirely in favor of the amendment to the zoning ordinance. ' Councilman Granger asked if the recent Charter amendments had been submitted to , the State ae yet. City Attorney McCarthy advised they had not been inas- much as they would normally be submitted next January when the 3tate Legis- lature meeta, however, due to the fact that a apecial seasion had been ' - called for �onday he would send them for submiseion at that time. Councilman Armetrong moned, seconded by Councilman Swift;-that the meeting be adjourned. � • � R. 8. DO GE City Clerk ' • �