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204 EXAMINATION, GRADING, LABELING, PASTEURIZATION, REGRADING, DISTRIBUTION, AND SALE OF MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS; PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLISHING OF MILK GRADES, THE CONSTRUCTION OF FUTURE DAIRIES AND MILK PLANTS, THE ENFORCEMENT OF THIS ORDINANCE, AND THE FIXING OF PENALTIES," WHICH WAS OFFERED AT THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL, MELD ON OCTOBER 1, 1956, WAS ADOPTED BY THE FOLLOWING RECORDED VOTE. AYES: MR. DAVIS, MR. MICHIE AND MR. WEINBERG. NOES: NONE. A MOTION BY MR. MICHIE, SECONDED BY MR. WEINBERG THAT THE MAYOR APPOINT A ____ OFFICERS COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE THE CITY-STATF~ BUDGETS BEFORE BEING PRESENTED TO THE COMPENSATION MATTER RE: CITY-STATE BOARD, AND THAT THE CITY-STATE OFFICERS BE REQUESTED IN THE FUTURE TO PRESENT THEIR BUDGETS BUDGETS TO THE COUNCIL AT (EAST FIFTEEN DAYS PREVIOUS TO THEIR SUBMISSION TO THE COMPENSATION BOARD, WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. THE MAYOR APPOINTED MR. MICHIE, MR. BOWEN AND MR. WEINBERG TO THIS COMMITTEE. THE WELFARE REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1956 WAS PRESENTED ANO ORDERED WELFARE REPORT PRESENTED FILED WITH THE MINUTES OF THIS MEETING. ON MOTION THE MEETING ADJOURNED. CLERK RESIDENT COUNCIL CHAMBER - NOVEMBER 5, 1956 THE COUNCIL MET IN REGULAR SESSION ON THIS GATE WITH THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS PRESENT: MR. COLEMAN, MR. DAVIS, MR. HILL, MR. MICHIE AND MR. WEINBERG. ABSENT: NONE. THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF OCTOBER 1Z, 1956 WERE READ AND APPROVED. MR. S. A. ~IESSUP ADDRESSED THE COUNCIL AND STATED THAT HE PROPOSED TO CONSTRUCT A PARKING GARAGE AT THE CORNER OF WARE AND GARRETT STREETS, WHICH WOULD PARK MATTER RE: PARKING GARAGE CDR. WARE AND GARRET STS. APPROXIMATELY FORTY AUTOMOBILES, TO BE USED BY HIS EMPLOYEES ONLY, AND REQUESTED REQUEST DENIED. THAT HE NOT BE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH THE TEN FOOT SETBACK ESTABLISHED ON WARE STREET. THE COUNCIL LATER VISITED THE SITE AND DISCUSSED THIS MATTER WITH MR. JESSUP, AND ON MOTION BY MR. HILL, SECONDED BY MR. MICHIE, THIS REQUEST WAS UNANIMOUSLY DENIED. MR. THOMPSON ADDRESSED THE COUNCIL ON BEHALF OF THE RESIDENTS OF VALLEY Rono EXTENDED AND PRESENTED A PETITION REQUESTING THAT VALLEY ROAD EXTENDED BE REPAIRED AND MATTER RE: VALLEY RD., EXTENDED. THAT THE COUNCIL ENTER INTO NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE PROPERTY OWNERS TO SHARE IN THE COST OF REPAIRING THIS STREET. MR. ADDINGTON, THE SUBOIVIDOR OF THIS SUBDIVISION, STATED THAT THE FORMER CITY MANAGER HAD PROMISED TO ACCEPT THIS STREET INTO THE CITY STREET SYSTEM. MR. BOWEN ADVISED THE COUNCIL THAT THIS SUBDIVISION HAD BEEN TURNED DOWN BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION, AND THAT IT HAD BEEN INVESTIGATED AND TURNED DOWN BY FORMER COUNCILS DUE TO THE CONDITION OF THE STREET AND THE NARROWNESS OF THE USABLE PART OF THE RIGHT-OF-WAY WHERE IT ENTERED CHERRY AVENUE. A MOTION ~Y MR. HILL, SECONDED BY MR. COLEMAN, THAT THIS MATTER BE REFERRED TO THE STREET COMMITTEE TO DETERMINE WHAT WIDTH STREET COULD BE CONSTRUCTED AND THE APPROXIMATE COST OF SAME, WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. MATTER RE: GROWTH BRUSH MR. H. J. MORRIS ADDRESSED THE COUNCIL AND STATED THAT A DANGEROUS SITUATION K i NG 8c SPR i NG STS. EXISTED AT KING AND SPRING STREETS DUE TO THE GROWTH OF BRUSH AND HONEYSUCKLE. ON MOTION THIS MATTER WAS REFERRED TO THE STREET COMMITTEE FOR DISPOSITION. THE COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE PRESENTED A LETTER FROM THE AMERICAN RED CROSS REQUEST TO EXEMPT REQUESTING THAT THE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES FOR THE 1956 CALENDER YEAR BE REAL 8c PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES - AMERICAN RED CROSS EXEMPTED. ON MOTION BY MR. HILL, SECONDED 8Y MR. COLEMAN, THIS MATTER WAS REFERRED TO THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR STUDY AND REPORT. THE CITY MANAGER ADVISED THAT ETON ROAD, EXTENDED, HAD BEEN CONSTRUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CITY SPECIFICATIONS AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OFFER MADE BY THE