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496 <br />REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CHICKEN ORDINANCE. Councilman Swift reported a thorough study <br />of this ordinance and as there were no points of controversy it was the conclusion of <br />the committee that the matter be dropped from the agenda and likewise moved that it <br />be dropped from the agenda, seconded by Councilman Granger, and carried. <br />x. <br />REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CHANGE OF STREET NAMES. Councilman Spillers gave the following <br />report on requested change of street names. 0141 <br />Hampton Court & Louisianan Street to be changed to Hampton Avenue 4.4 <br />Hampton Way & Hampton Lane to be changed to Oakridge Drive. <br />This was the desire of the committee, however, City Engineer Jain stated one diffi- <br />culty was that of the duplication of house numbers with odd and even numbers re- <br />versed on half of the street. This was a short street which curved and came back <br />in the same direction paralleling itself. City Engineer Jain also mentioned these <br />two streets of the same name coming in at right angles with a street of the same <br />name. Councilman Spillers moved that change of street names as presented by the <br />committee be approved, seconded by Councilman Britschgi. Before voting, Councilman <br />Granger asked for the viewpoint of the Fire Department. Deputy Fire Chief Leslie <br />stated that the -name could be designated as East and West Oak Ridge, or, North and <br />South, whichever the case might be. Halsey Avenue was to be changed to McGarvey <br />Avenue. Councilman Britschgi introduced the ordinance, seconded by Councilman <br />Spillers, and carried. <br />REPORT ON EMERALD LAKE WATER COMMITTEE. As Councilman Morgan was absent this was placed <br />on the agenda for the next meeting. <br />PROPOSED REDRAFT OF TAXICAB ORDINANCE. Since another cab company had an application " <br />pending acceptance by the Council it was decided more time would be needed to <br />study the ordinance. Councilman Granger moved that this be placed on the agenda <br />for the next meeting., -seconded by Councilman Swift. On request of Councilman <br />Spillers for another member on the committee, Mayor Werder appointed Councilman <br />Britschgi to work on the committee. Sam Ade, applicant to operate taxicab company <br />was to be notified that the ordinance was to be studied for proposed redraft of same <br />and his application was to be considered as soon -as this had been done. Councilman <br />Granger moved that this be carried on the agenda, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, <br />and carried. Councilman Granger moved that protests of other cab companies to <br />new applicant, Sam Ade, and the application of Sam Ade, be turned over to the com- <br />mittee, not with any thought in mind to eliminate the new application entirely, nor <br />with any recommendation from the Council, ap-)licant to be notified that ordinance <br />was being studied and his application would be considered, seconded by Councilman <br />Britschgi, and carried. <br />REPORT ON REMOVAL OF FA41LY FROM 504 Hamilton Street, P. Flores, owners. Councilman <br />Holmquist reported that this tenant had been kept in mind by the County Welfare <br />Department in an effort to find a place to live, but the tenant, himself, had found <br />a place to live and the problem of living in sub -standard housing could be dropped <br />Mai <br />from the agenda. It was suggested that the Fire Inspector check this to see that <br />no one was living in the place occupied by this tenant. <br />REPORT ON CREEK COMMITTEE. Councilman Holmquist stated that this committee had been <br />working on this project for more than a year, although he had not been on the com- <br />mittee for that length of time. At the last meeting it was decided that in order <br />to accomplish anything a request was to be made from the Council for funds and <br />
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