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In re, luana fropl local banks, A RESOI UTIUN APPRUVING LOADS NEGOTIATED WITTT TTM LOCAL BANKS AN -".n AUTHORIZING THE FINAECE COM1.11TT +'E TO NEGOTIATE FURTHER LOAD'S NOT TO EXCEED $309OUO. WHERMS the Finance Committee of the City Councils has negotiated loans with the peoples National Rank and the National 13ank of Charlottesville represented by eight notes with the Peoples National Rank aggregating $57,000", and seven notes wit" the National Bank of Charlottesville, aggregating $b2,000., making; a total of $109900019 all of which. is now outbtanding, said loans having been for the purpose of meeting the current needs of the City government, therefore be it RESOLVED, That the acticn of the Finance Committee with respect to said loans be and is hereby ratified. RRSULVEI), FURTHER, That the Finance Committee be and is hereby aut�lorized to negotiate with the local banks for such further sums as may be necessary to meet the needs of the City government, not to exceed $30,000. Adopted by the Board of Aldermen October 1,1921. Ayes: Greaver, Patton and Walker. Presented and approved Concurred in by Common Council October 691921. October 7, 1921. Ayes: Ellington, Forrest, Quarles, Morrie, Twyman, Tia a Whit ten. _71 May o r. Clerk, I Z// Pres enBoard-6f Aldermen, __7f6_9_iae"hT Common Councils AN ORDIPTANCE FIXINM TTTE S'AT.ARY OF TIT'S POLICE JUSTICE: BEASTv0RpAh ;-:BY TT -E COI'YON COUNCIL, TTTE BOARD OF ALnET? EN CONCU-?RING, That the salary of ter. Police .Tustice be made one hundred and twenty-five dollars per month from October 1,1921, and all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. 1. That the police force be increased to 15 members; 2. That t1+ere be a Chief in charge of the force who shall plan its policies and direct its enerFriest ue shall require three sti,ifts in each 24 hours in the service at headquarters and in the service in the field; 3, That lie '^ave two aids known as Lieutenants of Pulice. The Chief ehalltake the first of the 8 hour periods directing the service at headquarters. In addition to the 8 hours he shall give two hours to visiting the force in the field, inspecting lights, or to any other duty which w<)uld require his presence elsewhere than at headquarters; 4., That each of the Lieutenants take 8 hour shifts discharging the same duties - as the Chief at readquartero, and, like the Cridf, have 2 further hours to visit the force in the field, to inspect lights, or for any other duty which would require his prebance e:tsewherei 5, That at least one patrolman be placed on �;aet main Street between the C & 0 Station and Preston Avenue, another from this point to Union Station, and that when a request for the services of a policeman reaches police headquarters the Chief or the Lieutenant in charge e3ia11. take the patrol van and turn the case and van over to one or the other of the patrolmen on main Street East of Union Station and order ?aim to, Perform the service and himself return to headquarters, unless the case is of such importance as to require his personal attention; r. That from 8 o'clock p. m. until 4 a.m. there be two patrolmen on ?Rain Street West of Union Station. 7. That the Chief organize the detective work of '!is #apartment and decide upon the policemen best fitted to do t1lis work, Adopted by the Common Council October 13,15210 Presented and approved Ayes: Ellin ton crest,"10 rri s,Quarles; , October 18, 1921,o Twyman, Via and Whitten. Cuneurred in by :Board of Aldermen October 17,1923 Ayes: Gr r tton and leaden. N'ayor. Clark, s dent v r o r� semen, P re a en t Common uunc 1. Riles for A P;ESOLUTIUN PZQ11}�,'STING AIM AUTTTURIZII�IG TT?E r.�AYOR AND CTfIEF OF PULICE TO BRAKE administering. EFFECTIVE CERTAIN RULES ANT) PJiGULATIUI�S IN TTTE ATA11 vISTRATION OF T11E PULICE nEPARTr�ENT. Ppolice lartment, RESOLVED, by the Common Council, the Board of Aldermen concurring, That t1le Payor etc. and Chief of Police be, and trey are 1hereby authorized and requested to make the following recommendations effective in the administration of t1le police vela. rtment. 1. That the police force be increased to 15 members; 2. That t1+ere be a Chief in charge of the force who shall plan its policies and direct its enerFriest ue shall require three sti,ifts in each 24 hours in the service at headquarters and in the service in the field; 3, That lie '^ave two aids known as Lieutenants of Pulice. The Chief ehalltake the first of the 8 hour periods directing the service at headquarters. In addition to the 8 hours he shall give two hours to visiting the force in the field, inspecting lights, or to any other duty which w<)uld require his presence elsewhere than at headquarters; 4., That each of the Lieutenants take 8 hour shifts discharging the same duties - as the Chief at readquartero, and, like the Cridf, have 2 further hours to visit the force in the field, to inspect lights, or for any other duty which would require his prebance e:tsewherei 5, That at least one patrolman be placed on �;aet main Street between the C & 0 Station and Preston Avenue, another from this point to Union Station, and that when a request for the services of a policeman reaches police headquarters the Chief or the Lieutenant in charge e3ia11. take the patrol van and turn the case and van over to one or the other of the patrolmen on main Street East of Union Station and order ?aim to, Perform the service and himself return to headquarters, unless the case is of such importance as to require his personal attention; r. That from 8 o'clock p. m. until 4 a.m. there be two patrolmen on ?Rain Street West of Union Station. 7. That the Chief organize the detective work of '!is #apartment and decide upon the policemen best fitted to do t1lis work,