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r" O rqm 0 BEQUEST FOR EXTE'NSION OF BUILDING Pt�Hr11`1' FOR 1032, 103b, 1038 MAIN STREET BY ANDREW 339 HYNDING in a letter staffing that tenant would vacate premises January 31st and that every efforT, io expedite remodeling would be made IV permit would be extended. This request was denied by Council on basis that permit to repair building previously made had expired and in their opinion owner had not cooperated with Council in start- ing reconstruction during the period previously granted. Motion was made by Council- man Granger, seconded by Councilman Swift and carried that extension of time be denied. After further discussion it was moved by Councilman Granger to institute condemnation proceedings and that building be posted, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, and carried. PUBLIO HEARING ON FEBRUARY 9-cn, HELD BY PLANNING COMMISS.iON ON PROPOSED ZONING PLAN, a letter was read from Planning Commission requesting presence of Council Members at this meeting to help expedite adoption of zoning -plan and Mayor Hilton urged that all members attend this meeting if possible. APPRAISAL OF ALL PROPE91:1 RE ANNr;XA•1iUN Off' FRIENDLY ACRES WAS PROPOSED IN LETTER FROM J. M. CLEMINSHAW & ASSOUTATES FOR THE SUM OF $2200.00, Mr. Cleminshaw having first discussed same with Mr. Rolison, who suggested he direct his letter to the Council for their consideration. Approximately 450 improved properties and an equal number of unimproved properties would have to be appraised. After a general discussion xr. Brophy was to report back at the next meeting whether the City could handle this work and keep wicnin the same figure, get the tax rolls ready in time for the March assessment, which was -the desire and intention of the Council, or if in his opinion the work should be given to Cleminshaw. Mr. Brophy thought if Cleminshaw was given the contract he might be induced to reduce the figure some. It was so moved "by councilman- Werner, seconded -by Councilman Swift, and carried, that Mr. Brophy report back at next meeting. FIRE AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT OF THE LATE F110E Cl-ilEF M. E. Ryan having been used for ten years without charge was offered to the City by the Ryan family for'the sum of $1b5. Letter from Fire Ghief Lodi to City Manager Holison recommends the purchase. This equipment is skill in use and a previous letter from Chief Lodi was submitted on June 12, 194b to city Manager Blom offering same for sale to City but equipment had never been purchased. Councilman Britschgi was of the opinion there was an under- standing some time ago that privately owned equipment being used by the City was to have been purchased by the City. Councilman Werder tnougnc the desk and adding machine alone would be worth the price asked. Motion of Councilman Werder that City purchase equipment at price quoted, seconded by Councilman Swift, was carried. B iD8 i3OR SEWAGE TREAT1 ENi' PLANT PRUPObhD 61 1944 bUND ISSUE should be received at earliest possible date according to letter received from City Manager Rolison recommending That authority be granted to advertise for bids to be opened March 19th, at 3:00 P. M. and suggesting that Council have a special meeting Friday, March 12th to consider said proposals. Mr. Rolison further commented that should it develop there were insufficient funds they might want to get something on the ballot before election and this would provide time to do so. Councilman Granger moved that City Manager be authorized to advertise for bids at dates specified, seconded by Councilman nolmquist, and carried. IMPROVEMENTS IN COMMUNI`rY PARK IN T.HE AMOUNT OF $7484.bO as requested by Recreation Commission were put forth in a letter from City Manager Rolison recommending that