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LEVY AD VALOREM TAXES FOR THE PAYMENT OF SAID BONDS AND THE iNTLREST THEREON UPON ALL PROPERTY WITHIN SAID CITY, SUBJECT TO TAXATION BY SAID CITY, 'WITHOUT L1141TAT1ON OF RATE vR AMOUNT. VERY TRULY YOURS, WOOD, KING & DAWSON tSIGNED) MR. DAVIS STATED !HAT MR. vCHN S. FUNK HAD REQUESTED THROUGH HiT.l THAT 1HE REQUEST TO CLOSE CITY CLOSE THE DEDICATED STREET WHICH kUNS FROM LONG STREET TO RIVERDALE DRIVE, WARD PLACE REFERRED TO PLANNING CvNi4lSS1ON AND KNOWN AS WARD PLACE. ON T•1OT1ON BY MR. DAVIS, SECONDED BY MR. WEINBERG, THIS REQUEST WAS REFERRLD Tu THE PLANNING CV-4,4iSS10N FOR STUDY AND REPORT, AND IHE SCHOOL BOARD WAS REQUESTED TO CONFER WITH THE PLANNING r.O:•I:A i S a 1 ON RELA7 1 VE TO ANY PROPOSED STREET LAYOUT FOR SERVING dUTH THE CHERRY AVENUE AND LONG STRLt:T SCHOOLS. THERE WAS A DISCUSSION ON IFIL HAZARDS CAUSED BY THE PEOPLE :WHO 015PLAY CITY MGR. INSTRUCTED %HRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE ON THE SIDEWALKS OF THt V.0 A ;Aui iciN BY MR. DAVIS, Tu ENFORCE ORDINANCE PROHId1TING SALE vF SECONDED by MR. WEINBERG, THA( THE CITY MANAGER dE INSTRUCTED TO ENFORCE THE T•:ERCHANDIStG ON STREETS ORDINANCE rkOHI611"ING THE SALE OF MERCHANDISE ON THE SIDEWALKS AFTER THIS CHRISTMAS WAS UNANiMUUSLY-ADOPTED. A CUFIWUNICATiON FROM THE SCHOUL BOARD STATING THAT THERE WAS A BALANCE OF APPROXIMATELY $70,000.00 IN 1HE uURLEY ::IGH SCHOOL OOUND ISSUE FUND AND IHAT THEY kEQUE5T CO EXPEND BALANCE. OF OURLLY WOULD LIKE PERMISSION i0 EXPEND THIS FAONEY FOR IMPROVEMENTS AF THE JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL FUND FOR IGIPRUVLMENTS TO SCHOOL. THE CITY MANAGER STATED THAT HE HAD BtEN ADVISED dY OUR iLW YURK BUND jLFfLkSON SCHOOL ATTORNEYS THAT A SPECIAL ACT b'Y THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY COULD Au-iHORIZE THE LX^ENDITURE OF THIS MONEY FOR PURPOSES OTHER THAN 'i HAT FOR WHICH THE BUNDS WERE ISSUED. CN MOTION BY Mit. DAVIS, SECONDED b'Y MR. FORBES, THIS MAT(LR WAS REFERRED 10 THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR STUDY AND RtPORT• THE CITY MANAGER STATLD THAT IN THE PAST THREE CR FOUR YEARS THE CITY OFFICES HAD btEN CLOSED ONE EXTRA DAY uURIN(a CHRISTMAS, AND REQUE5(ED THAT iHIS bE uUNE ON UECEMaER 24TH, 1953 CITY OFFICES CLOSED DECEMBER 24TH OF THIS YEAR. CN .'-i0TION BY MR. :)E1NBERG, SECONDED 0Y MR. TEBELL, THIS REQUEST WAS APPROVED. A CU.MMUNiCATION F-RON1 (HE DEPARTMENT Of WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS RELATIVE TO 'VQNMUNiCAI iONS RE: THE CONDITION OF THE JAIL AND LOCKUPS WAS PRESENTED, AND ORDERED FILED WITH THE JAIL AND LOCKUPS ORDLRED FILED MINUTES OF THIS MEETING. THE (WELFARE RLPOR-T FOR THE MONTH OF N'GVE.WBER, 1953 WAS ;`RESENTED AND ORDERED WELFARE RLPORT FILED WITH THE MINUTES OF iMiS WEEPING. PRESENTED A COMMUNICATION FRO14 MRS. VIRCiN1A W. LEE STATING THAT THE DEED TRANSFERRING PORTIONS OF LOT #72 TO THE CITY FOR STREET WIDENING PURPOSES WAS SATISFACTORY, HA'T'TER RE: SPOTTSWUOD RD, & MLADOWBROOK RD. ?"vRTiON BUT STATED THAT PRIOR TO EXECUTION THE CITY must ACCEPT THAT RORTiON OF ACCEPTED INTO CITY STREET SYSTEM SPOTTSWOOD ROAD AND MEADOWbROOK ROAD INTO THE CITY STREET SYSTEM W},I(;H TUUCHES LOT #72 AND AGREE 10 DO THE WIDENING PRIOR 10 .;ULY 1, 1954. A NOTION BY MR. TEBELL, SECONDED dY MR. WEINBERG, THAT THE- !OR'TION OF SPOTTSWOOD ROAD AND MLADOWBROOK ROAD RLFERREO TO uL ACCEFTLD INTU THE CITY STREET SVS'FEM FOR MAINTENANCE, AND THE CITY MANAGER 'JAS INSTRUCTED TO HAVE iHL 4lURK OF WIDENING SPOTTSWOOD ROAD uONE PRIOR TO .;ULY 1, 1954. THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE ADVISED THt COUNCIL THAT THREE OF THE BURROUGHS REQUEST OF U I RECTOR MACH I NES RECENTLY PURCHASED WERE NOT tiE 1 NO L"S EU, AND i Iv H i v OP i N i ON '.WERE HOT OF FINANCE t OR NE'rl bILLiNG MACHINE NECE5.SARY FOR THE OrtRAT ION OF THE: WA(E:R AND 13A.-,uZPARTT4ENT, AND ('HAT THESE TIACHiNES COULD bE 015rOWED OF FOR APPROX1:'ATELY $1,250.00. HE ALSO STATED THAT j u HIS OPINION AN ADDITIONAL d I LL i N.a :MACHINE '.WAS NEEDED k H i CH WOULD COST A1004FAVI HILLY 54.200.00. A ,j,)-cIc:jj uv Mn T_..c.. ,,. _•..._.. ...