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1 STUDY ANO REPORT. A PETITION btAS PRESEi~TED FROM ~CSHUA PRITCHETT, SiDivEV FRANGiS PR1iCHETT AND CUNARD ~. MirCREARY REQUESTING THAT CHARLTON AVENUE (FGRMERLY CAKLTON S7REcT) PETITIOhi 'E: CLOSING 8E CLOSED FROM FlARRIS STREET TO THE 7WTERSECTIOhi UtiTH THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY CHARLT~N 7VEi+iUE REFERRED TO PLAIinF1NG COMM. PROPERTY LINE. ON M.OTfOfi 8Y MR. FekeES, SECONDCD isY MR. NEINBERG, THIS WAS REFERRED TO TFiE PLAIiN1N6 CO`!!dISS10N FUR STUDY ANO REPORT, AIrD iF FGUND ADV{SA6Lc, TU 8E RE FERREO 7i- THE CITY ATTURNEY FOR 9i1S OPli~10N ON LIHETHER^.F rJOT IT CAN 3E LEGALLY CLOSED. A PET 1 T 1 OW T'O ACCEPT CENTER AVEIIUE 1 hiTC~ THE C 1 TY STREET SYS7Efa `dA5 i:ECE i VED PETI7FON RE: CEraTER AVE. F.EFERREG 7(i ST. COMMITTEE AND REFERRED TG THE S-REST CC""ftiTTEE 'OR iNYESTIGATION AND REPORT. %1 PETITIGN 70 ACCEPT DUr1GVA COL'k7 INTO THc CITY STREET SYSTEM 4lAS RECEIVED. THE STREET COt".t!i TTEE i.DV F SCD THAT THEY FIAD ALREADY V 1 EtdED TH 1 S STREET, AND 17UfiOVA COURT ACCEPTED 1 riTli C 1 TY STREET SYSTEh! RECOMMENDED THAT iT i3E ACCEPTED ! NiTO THE C i TY STREET SYSTEId. CiY NOTION BY MR.WE i NBERG, SECOf:DED iyY MR. CAV lS ~ Tii I S RECuNRtEI/;DAT i ON WAS t3NAN 1 MOUSEY APP ROVEO. THE STREET COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE 228 FEET OF ~JORTH AVENUE, w.HIGH HAS BEEN COtiPLETED, BE ACCEPTED JNTO THE CiTY STREET SYSTEid. CN MOTIGN BY 128' "sCRTH AVENUE ACCEPTED i"Va'Ct CFTY STREET SYSTE?:1. MR. OA'I<t5, SECONDED 8Y MR. F~RBES, Tii1S RECU'lhtEJJUATION `dA5 UNANitM0U5LY APPROVED. A COb7MUN 1 CAT f ON ldAS RECE 1 VED FRGtd MR.ri. STUART !lAMM, .lR. REQUEST 1 NG TnAT THE SALARY OF THE CIVIL AND POLICE vUSTICE BE IIJCRE/-SEU EFFECTIVE .~AWUARY 1, 1954. P,EQUEST FOR F IJCREA:,E ! fi CIVIL ~ POL 1+rE .BUST F GE P, AtOT 1 ON WAS tlADE iiY MR. FORGES ~ SECONDED 81' MR. uAV I S, THAT THE MAYOR APPO 1 NT A SALARY 2EFERRED TO CGtdM1T7EE COMMITTEE TO STUDY MR. f~AhtM~S REQUEST, AND REPORT Tit THE COUNCIL. THE MAYOR APPOINTED MR. FORGES, MR. 4~EIN8ERG AND MR. BCWEN TO SERVE CN TH15 CUt1f:ITTEE. THE i3UUGETS FOR THE CITY - STATE OFFICES FOR THE CALEI+OAR YEAR 1954 41ERE ~ CtTY-STATE uUDGETS PRESENTED. A lMOTIOfi h"AS t*ADE F3Y !'~R. TEBELL~ SEGuNUED 8Y !"!R. ~AVIS Ai+D UNAf11htCUSLY !~ESEi~TED AND A?PROVED ADOPTED TiiAT THESE BUDGETS 8E APPROVED, AND TtiAT THE CITY TREASURERS SALARY SE RAISED FROM $0,500.00 TO $0,800.00 PER YEAR. COhltdUNIGATlONS WERE RECEIVED FROM MR. FRAM: Sii1FLET7 ANO !"!R. ALBERT K. Sh11TH !'EQUEST F:.R REF'vND REQUESTING REFGND OF ERROtiEOUS TAXES IN THE AidOl.'NT OF $5. $8 ANU $25.08 RESPECTIVELY. GN TAXES CN S:tGT10N 61' MR. TEBELL* SEGUNDEU 8Y MR. FORGES, THE FOLLOWING RESGLUTION 4lAS UNANitdOUSLY ADOPTED: 3E !T RESOL.•1IED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE THAT $30.56 6E AfiU THE SAME FS HEREi3Y APPRCP;:tATEu 11J A.".CURDA1yCE RESGLUTION Ai'PROP. P,EF'%ND TAXES WITH 7:IE FOREGOING REQVEST. THE- REpUEST CF MR. P.ANDOLPH }!. PERRti', ~XECUTiVE SEGFETARY OF THE CriARLOT7ESVILL ANO ~+LBEt~!ARL£ CHAMBER CF COMMERCE, THAT THE CNAI~~BER OF COftt.1ERCE BE PERMITTED TO UEPOS 1 T N 1 CKELS 1 N THE PARK d NG ,~'E7ER5 FUR OVERT 1 h"E PARKfiRS .iAS AGA 1 ti P RE3EiiTED TO THE COUNCIL. THE CITY MANAGER AND THE vH1EF OF PvLiGE ADVISED THE COL"NGIL THAT MATTER RE: C OF C, OVER~TitME P,~i:KERS •7FiEY DID NOT THINK IT ADVISABLE TJ RELAX 7Hc PARKINS REGULATIONS AT Tiil5 71N.:E. REQUEST i~EiviED ' THE'd STATED THAT T rFE STRICT ENFC.RCEtlENT OF "i HE PARK i N6 'tkTERvRD 1 ivANCE HAD RESULTED IN A 11t.'CH BETTER 7L'RN OVER iN AVAILABLE PARKING SPADES :;ND FUR THAT REASON WERE OPPOSED .u THIS RE(,fUEST. A btCT 10N 8'Y MR. FORGES, SECONDED 6Y ~ MR. TEBELL ~ THAT i N VIEW OF THE CITY MANAGERS AIVG CHIEF OF POL `+ CE ~ S i:ECJfM- MEiiDAT 1 CN Ti-i i S REQUEST 8E DCw 1 tD, FfAS UNAti 1 tdCUSLY ADOPTED. THE CITY MAhiAGE"i ADV I SEu THE COUNC t L THAT THE !METERS FuR TFIE tlUN i G S PAL -ARK I NG LOTS !ERE EXPECTED AT ANY TIME, SUT THAT THE iNSTALLATIGh A7 TiiiS T1t'.E, tN ALL THE MATTER E: 1t~STALLAT10fd LOTS EXCEPT THE !liGH STREET LOT, t•;OULU INTERFERE IdiTH THE Ai6A1LA8LE PAF.KING SP AGES OF PARKING 'METERS tN ' MVN 1 G I PAL PARK 1 NG LOTS. • NECESSARY FUR CiiR 1ST."!AS SHOPPERS, AND ASKED 1 F 1 T t~!AS TiiE 4! 1 SH OF THE CCUt+~; IL TU HAVE TNEi+I i NSTALLED AT Tii 1 S 7 i ^7E, OR :dA 1 T :JNT I L AFTER THE CHR t STP.lAS RUSH WAS v VE:i.