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l�Oi REPORT ON ANIMAL AND FOWL ORDINARTCE C�P+?�IITTEE. Councilman Jones asked for further delay � � due to the absence of Councilman Spillers � a member of his corr�mittee. Councilrr�an Jones then moved that the matter be placed on the agenda of February 8th, seconded by Council- man Royer and carried. CHIEF WOOD REPORTS ON PISTOL RANGE. Chief Wood stated that a training session was scYieduled ,-� some time during April under the supervision of a Fire Arms Instructor from the FBI. Each member of the departr,ent will_ be expected to fire 200 rounds during this session �. , or 8000 rounds for the departrrlent. Additional 8000 rounds will be required to take care of the training program during May and June . Chief Wood indicated that departmental reloads had proven to be the most eceno�nical� however� this necessitated the assignment �� of personnel to do the reloading work. It was his suggestion that to take advantage '`�� of the substantially lower cost of self-loaded ammunition� the qualified men doing this relaading be paid overtime. It would amount to approximately .�225.00. Councilman Herkner moved the appropriation of p225.00 be allowed, seconded by Councilwoman Tinney. City Manager Rolison advised that he approved this suggesticn and advised further payment to it be made from the existing salary budget. If it later developed trlat salary account needed to be reimbursed a transfer would be requested. Motion carried. ABATEMENT PAOLINO PROPERTY AT 422 MAPLE STREET. Building Inspector Duncan reported that the front portion of the building was still occupied, however , the owner, Louis Paolino, requested that the tenant be allowed additional time to enable them to locate another building. Councilman Britschgi moved the matter be duly and regularily continued to the meeting of March 1� 1954, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. � - ABATEMENT OF GEORGE H. RICE PROPERTY AT 909-911 MAII�T 5TREET. Building Inspector advised that � the building at 909 Main Street is now vacant and the tenant in 911 Main Street expected to be moved within 30 days . Councilman Royer then moved abatement proceedings be duly and regularily continued to March lst, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. CONDITICN OF SIUEWALK ON BREIr1STER AVENUE BETWEEN ALAMEDA DE LAS FULGAS A1�'D STANLEY STREET. It appears that there is an uncompleted section of sidewalk which necessitates pedestrians using street �rea creating a considerable hazard. After discussion as to what steps could be taken to force property owner to construct sidewalk� Councilman Royer was appointed as a committee of one to contact property owners in an effort to settle the matter. CLAIM OF ANNA MACKENHOU�EN ALI,EGED INJURIES FROM FALL ON SIDEWAI.K NEAR 519 Grand Street. The claim was denied and referred to the insurance carrier on motion of Councilman � �, Britschgi , seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried. COMh`UNICAZ�ION FRGM A. SPINAS REGARDING PROPOSED FURCHASE FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LOTS � and �, , 22� Block 5� Stambaugh Street Addition. The Real Estate Committee will check into the matter to decide approximate value of the lots in question. Agenda for February 15th. COI�IIY1UNICATION FROM DIVISIQN OF HIGHWAYS REGARUING STATE PROPERT� ADJOINING CITY CORPORATION "� YARD . The letter noted below was made a part of the minutes on motion of Councilman �� Britschgi � seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. "Your letter of January 18� 1954 relative to the purchase of the southwest corner of National Avenue and Bayshore Highway has been referred to the writer for reply. The State ' s ultimate requirements in this area are not yet definitely known and until such time as it is known what the requirements will be th District would be unable to dispose of the property mentioned in your letter. Be assured however, that if and when this property becomes available for sale we will be glad to advise you."