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_� � t1 Councilraan Royer moved that the necessary authority be given to cover the fence and that a joint agreement be prepared for 3oint use of School and City properties. P!Iotion seconded by Couneilman Spillers and carried. COUNCILMAN GRANGER QUESTIONED THE VACANCY IN �IE CITY CLERK�S OFFICE and was informed that an exam- ination had been held for intermediate stenographer clerl�, and the results would be received within the next few days. Councilman Granger stated that in his opinion a special effort � should be made to secure the services of a stenographer who would be capable of taking the „�,,; council minutes. COUNCILMAN GRANGER INQ,UIRED AS TO THE PRESENT STATUS OF BROADWAY SIDEWALKS JOB AND VIiAS INFORMED that the contractor was expected to return the signed agreement and bonds by the end of this � week. _ � COUNCILMAAt GRANGER DISCUSSED THE MATTER OF LIQUOR PERMITS AND WAS INFORMED that the Planning Corcunission has the power to grant and deny use permits. COUNCILMAN ROYER BROUGHT UP THE MATTER OF �IE PROPOSED TRUCK ROUTE ORDINANCE calling attention to the fact that truck operators were about to bid on fill jobs on the Bayshore Highway. In his opinion Council should decide something so that the truck operators would know where they stood before bidding on these jobs. Councilman Britschgi called attention to the gen- eral understanding to the effect that truckers hauling through the City from some outside points to outside points should use the state highway system. Where deliveries were made within the City they should be fully info�med as to the routes they would be a1lo�ved to use. Councilman Royer was of the opinion that in fairness to truck operators they should be informed as to what their ri�hts would be. After further discussion Councilman Gran�er moved that in order to indicate the thinking of the Council that a plan would be adopted �' establishing truck routes to take care of deliveries in the City, deliveries through the �' City to outside points to be confined to the state highway system. It was understood that a vote in favor of Councilman� Granger� s motion was for informa.tive purposes only. Further discussion followed during which Councilman Spillers called attention to the �eneral under- standing that the C ouncil would make a further study with the truck operators as well as citizens interested. It was noted that public hearing will be held at the time the ordi- nance was up for adoption. The present motion was to alert the people and any changes considered necessary could be made at the time of the public hearing. Councilman Brit- schgi seconded Councilma.n� s motion. Mayor Herkner questioned the nscessity for this motion as d,id Councilman Stout and Spillers. On roll call the motion carried, Councilmen Spillers, Staut and Mayor Herkner voting N0. COUNCILMAN STOUT BROUGHT UP THE MA.TTER OF SERVICE ROADS BETWF.�N CHESTNUT AND MARSH ROAD AS �+ DISCUSSED EARLIER IN THE EVENING. After discussion he moved th�.t the City Manager and ,,,,� the City Engineer arrange to meet with Highway Department in an effort to find out the state plan and report back at the Cou.ncil meeting of October llth. Motion secondsd by Councilman Spillers and carried. „�„� CITY ATTORNEY CURRIE CALLED ATI'ENTION TO THE BILLS COVERING TITLE SEARCHES ON CREEK PROPERTIES ��,�� AMOUNTING TO �1,056 WHICH ARE STILL UNPAID. ti'Vhile it was thought that authority had been granted for payment of these bills, Councilman Royer offered RESOLUTION 1771 and moved adoption transferring the above amount to cover these bills. Motion was seconded by Coun- cilman Stout and carried on roll call.