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Councilman Spillers moved the public hearing be closed, seconded by Councilman Jones �?� and ca.rried. Councilman Spillers then moved the adoption of the �rdinance 600.40, seconded by Councilman Jones. City Attorney explained that the use of the property was controlled by the issuance of a Use Permit �roriich would eliminate any ob�ectionable insti- tutions. �totion carried on roll call. PUBL:IC HEARING TO ADQPT ORDINANCE REZQNE OF LOT 9, BL�CK 32, EASmERN ADD1:'?'ION from R-�. to C-1- � H. Affidavit of publication was ordered filed. Public hearing �vas announced and there �"' bein� n.o protests, written or oral , Councilman Spillers moved close of hearing, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. After discussion as to the proposed use of the area and the advice that an oil sta.tion was proposed, further action was deferred until e•�* recommendation of the Planning Cor,imiasion, whereby Use Permits for gas stations would be �, required, is acted upon. PLANNING COPl�T��ISSIQN'S RECUT�P��nIDATION TO AP.�ND ORDIi�ANCE b00 to require Use Permits for Service Station. The Planning Commission' recommended an amendment to Section 10.1 (A) of Ordi- nance 600 which will add t he words "automobile service station�' so as to require a Use Permit for such stations. Councilman Royer moved introduction soa sa.id amendment, second.ed by Councilman Herkner and carried. CQUNCILiF�AN JOi�TES MOVED ADOPTION QF ORDINAAICE 600.41 rezoning Lot 9, Block 32, Eastern Addition, from R-� to C-1-H, seconded by Council.woman Tinney and carried on roll call. PLTBLIC HEARING TO ADOPT ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING F'IRE ZOT�TE Lot 9, Black 32, Eastern Addition. The af�'idavit of publication was ordered filed and public hearing was announced. There being no protests, public hearing was closed on motion of Councilman Spillers, seconded by Co�ancilman Royer, and carried. Councilman Spillers then moved adoption of QRDINANCE � No. 763, seconded by Councilwoman Tinney and carried on roll call. � COUNCIL APPROVED PR�POSED CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATIQN FQR PORT OF RED41�OOD IMPROVEMENTS. After discussion, Councilman Herkner moved that tele�ram be forwarded to our representative in Washin�ton reaffirming the resolution previously forwarded and promissing full co-opera- tion should project be approved. REPORT FLIRTHER DISCUSSION ON PROPOSED RESERVOIR SITE. Councilman Herkner reported that he and City Engineer Jain had visited the site and had determined th.at a fair value would be �3,000 per acre. City En�ineer was of the opinion that 3 acres on top of the hill would be required. Councilman Britschgi moved acceptance of the Committee� s report, seconded by Councilman Spillers. City Manager Rolison stated that money with which to purchase the praperty was available in the Water f unds. Motion carried. The next decision to be made was whether or not the property should be acquired at this � time and Councilman Herkner moved the ma,tter be placed on the agenda for twro weeks, City �"' Manager to report his recommendations, seconded by Councilman Jones. Councilman Royer requested that the possibility of reimbursing the church for the cost of securing appra- isal be repaid. Z'he amount of money involved is �150, the reimbursem.ent being contingent �••. to securing the property. Motion carried. � REPORT FURT'riER DISCUSSION ON HETCH HETCHY RIGHT-of-�'JAY CLEAN UP. Councilman Spillers su�gested the matter for further clean-up be placed on the agenda for one week. The portion of the right-of-vray completed proved to be verg satisfactor�� and the cleaning up of the � balance of the area is desired, however, due to weather conditions work stopped during the past week. Councilman Royer moved that the matter be placed on the agenda for one week, seconded by Councilwoman Tinneg, and carried. � ABATEN�NT OF A.H. & T.A. DAj�IE5 BUILDING, 1101� JEFFERS4N AVENUE. The Building Department