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i ?3 information regarding ths inclusion of banks and prescriptivn pharmicies. The motion wa� seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. REPORT ON INDUSTRIAL WAY BY COUNCILMAN ROYER. Councilman Royer reported on a meeting held on July 28th by the Committee, City Engineer and City Manager at which time the proposed as- sessments were atudied. It appears that soma of the assessinents are rather large, and it �"" was thought wise to confer arith the property owners so that they may know the approximate �r.r costs before proceeding with the improvem�ents. Couneilman Royer moved that a stud�r meet- ing be held INednesday, August 4th, in the Council Chambers at 8:00 P.M. to which property owners would be invited to attend. Motion was seconded by Councilman Spillers� and carried. �„�,,, REPORT ON SOUTHERId PACIFIC COAdPAATY PA,RKING LOTS BY COIINCILblAN GRANGER. Councilman Granger re- � ported that the Southern Pacific was still in the process of deaeloping plans and would be ready to discuss the matter further 3n about two weeks. Councilman Granger moved the matter be placed on the agenda far the August 23rd meeting, seconded by Councilman Ro�er and carried REPORT ON BUILDING CQDE COMMITZ�E BY COUNCILMAN GRANGER. Councilman Granger reported that this is not a local problem and that it is very likely th at it will develop into a county-�ride program. Councilman Royer moved the matter be placed on the agenda for August 30th, second- ed by Councilman Britschgi and carried. � REPORT OPi YOUTH CENTER BUILDING SITE BY COU1dCILMAN STOUT. Counc3lrnan Stout reported on the pre- sent status of. the program advising that he had received replies from three service clubs indicating their interest in securing a suitable building for youth activities. The Comrait- tee was now in the process of locating a suitable site after it was diseovered that the ori- ginal site selected was privately owned and not available for the purpose under discussion. � Councilman Stout noted that the War �emorial �ounmittee had mentioned in their report the """ use of their proposed building for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, etc. , and suggested holding up any further action until after the meeting with the War �emorial Gom�nittee which would be held on Auguet 5th. Co�ncilman Stout so moved, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. REPORT ON RECOMA�NDATIONS OF THE CITY DUMP COMMITTF.�. Councilman Stout noted wrecked cars were still being dumped in the area, the burning of �rhich was adding to the air pollution. He has been working with the City Engineer who isrpreparing a ma.p indicating the present area and the additional area which is available to t�he 'City. Councilmar� Stout stated that the County had prohibited the dumping of old, wrecked auto in �he county dump and suggested the following. l. That the �ount� officially prohibit the dumping of wreeked autos in the city dump area. The City Attorney advised that the City Manager has the �""" authority to so direct. �,,,,,,, 2. That there be segregation of materisls between combustible an d noncombust- ible. It would be neeessary to request the cooperation of the public on brin�ing material to the dump to separate materials as suggested above. Couricilmari Royer stated thet he had met with the County Smo� Committee and that an over-all caunty-wide program is being studied. It appeared from Councilman;'Royer'� report tY�at there are so�e influential people � behind this movement, and it is apparent that a workable program will be forthcoming. Councilman Stout stated his opinion that while the pro- � gram will be taken over eventuallg on a county-veide basis, he was still of the opinion that the City could make a start along the lines suggested. Councilman Britschgi then moved that the matter be referred to the City D�anager, the City Engineer and the Fire Chief to consider the suggestion and bring back a recommendation along �he lines suggested by BRr. Stout at the meeting of August 16th. 3. Councilman Stout recominended the installation of a fence along Harbor Boulevard inasmuch as the present fence is in bad condition, and it was his thought that a sheet mstal Pence approximatel9 sia feet hi�.i would result in keeping the material, burned papers, etc. , from blowing across Harbor Boulevard. This fence could be constructed so th at it could be