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� g5 �ections to granting of t3�is permit and inasmuch as Mr. Huddleston_was having a difficult time economically, he requests the Council to withdraw their ob�ections_. Councilme.n Granger asked if Mr. Huddleston would voluntarily surrender permit if declared a public nuisance. Mr. �Boodman could not bind his cli.ent to this proposal, however, he suggested grantin� per- mit on a year to year basis• Mr. Frank Martin, 24 Wi11ow Street, stated that the nei�hbor- '"'�" hood has been quiet and peaceful for the past year and ob�ects strenuously to relaxing on � the part of the City Council. He called attention to the granting of the original restau- rant license on condition that Cliff would not apply for l.iquor l�cense. After further dis- cussion, Councilman Spillers moved that the matter be referred back to the Planning Com- �,,.,, mission for use permit decision, seconded by Councilman Jones. Councilman Granger was of � the opinion that the Planning Com�nission should know the Council�s feelin� in the matter. Motion was amended to read that the Cvuncil had no ob�actions to granting of the use per- mit on a six months probationarg period, City Clerk to so notify the Plann�.ng Commi�sion. Permit can be extended if the applicant proves that he can operate his place without caus- ing any disturbances in the neighborhood. Motion carried on roll call. ROBERT WILHELA� APPEARED ON BEHALF OF THE ACME MACHINE COMPANY LOCATED ON INDUSTRIAL WAY. Mr. Wilhelm requested a building perm3.t in return for which Mr. Berni had produced a grant deed conveying transfer of ownership of property fronting on the street. Councilman Royer moved accaptance of the deed sub�ect to the City Attornegts and City Engineerts approval, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carried, Building Inspector to issue buildin� permit as requested. � INTRODUCE TRUCK ROUTE ORDIIdANCE. Mayor Herkner announced to the audience that this was not a � � public hearing but merelg an introduction of the ordinanee whieh would establish the date `�� of the hearing. City Attorney Gurrie read the proposed ordinance and co�ented on the conditions covering operation of trucks within the City, maicimym weight� etc. Councilman Stout moved introduction, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried. Public hearing will be held on November 15th. INTRODUCE ORDINANCE REZONE PORTION LOT 7� BLOCK 2, JEFFERSON ACRES (634 F'ULTON STREE�) FROM R-1 to R-3. Councilman Jones moved introduction, seconded by Councilman Spillers and carr�.ed, hearing November 15th. PETITTON FOR SEWER AND WATER SERVICE CANYON ROAD AREA. CITY ENGINEER RECOMMENDATION. Mr. Jain called attention to the fact that only 1.}.�}.� of property owners had signed the petition on a front footage basis, while on an area basia 27.8� of the total had been signed. Mr. Jaia recommended that petition be returned to the property owner circulating fi.�e same with the ""'""° request that he secure additional signatures. The City Council could �roceed under the +�w provision whereby the Health Depar�ment mag rscommend proceeding on the basis of health conditions. Mr. Jain recommended further that the preparation of plans and specifications be withheld until the report, as being prepared by IMrr. Adamson, has beer� completed so that �, loeations of mains and easements can be accurately determined in advance. Suggested infor- �. � m�tion can be secured in approximately two or three weeks. Nir. Perry Bygdnes stated that petition repreaents a substantial ma�ority lining in the area. There are several vacant parcels, the owners of which are widely scattered. Mr. Bygdnes is in agreement with City Engineers suggestion that a preliminary study be made. There are many problems to be de- cided, field survey, easements to be secured and legal decisions, etc. The type of assess- ment procedure and assistance from the City toward the cost of acqui.sition of rights-of-wag,