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• a• NEED FOR IMPROVE— MENTS TO MlEADOW— CREEK DISPOSAL PLANT. REQUEST FROM MR. G. R. DETTOR RE: BATH BEFORE ENTERING POOL ORDINANCE AMENDED COMMUNICATION RE: PROTEST CHANGING OF GRADE — LOCUST STREET 0 WHICH HAD BEEN CONSTRUCTED A NUMBER OF YEARS AGO TO ACCOMODATE APPROXIMATELY 3,000 PEOPLE, WAS NOW STRETCHED BEYOND CAPACITY BY SERVING ABOUT 9,000 PEOPLE. HE STATED THAT DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS DEMAND PLACED UPON THIS PLANTS MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS ARE NECESSARY IN ORDER TO ALLEVIATE PRESENT UNFAVORABLE CONDITIONS, THE COUNCIL INFORh1--D THE CITY MIANAGER TO PROCEED IN WHATEVER WAY HE DEEMED NECESSARY IN REGARD TO THIS MATTER, ON MOTION T FETING ADJOURNED. CLERK PRESIDENT COUNCIL CHAMBER - AUGUST 1. 1949 THE COUNCIL M5T IN REGULAR SESSION ON THIS DATE WITH THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS PRESENT: MR. ADAMS, MR. BARR9 MR. H ADEN 9 MR. H AMM AND MR. TEBELL. THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF JULY 189 1949 WERE READ AND APPROVED. MR. G. RUSSELL DETTOR, OF THE FRY'S SPRING BEACH CLUBV APPEARED BEFORE THE COUNCIL WITH REFERENCE TO SECTION 32 OF CHAPTER 30 OF THE CITY CODE, WHICH REQUIRES BATHERS TO TAKE CLEANSING BATHS BEFORE ENTERING A POOL. MR. DETTOR STATED THAT PROPER ENFORCEMENT OF THIS SECTION OF THE ORDINANCE WOULD CREATE A SEVERE HARDSHIP AND REQUESTED THAT THE COUNCIL AMEND THE ORDINANCE SO AS TO DELETE THIS SECTION. DR. S. D. STURKIE, OF THE JOINT HEALTH DEPARTMENT, EXPLAINED THAT THIS SECTION OF THE ORDINANCE IS SIMILAR TO ORDINANCES IN FORCE ELSEWHERE ANDS IN HIS OPINIONS SHOULD REMAIN IN THE CODE. AFTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSIONp THE COUNCIL INFORMED MR. DETTOR THAT IN VIEW OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE HEALTH OFFICERV IT DID NOT FEEL INCLINED TO AMEND THE ORDINANCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH HIS REQUEST. THE COUNCIL RECEIVED A COMMUNICATION FROM MRS. N. S. MAUGHS WITH REFERENCE TO THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF CHERRY AVENUE, ALONG THAT SECTION FORMERLY KNOWN AS LOCUST STREET, AND PROTESTING THE CHANGING OF THE GRADE IN THAT AREA IN SO FAR AS NUMBERS 716 AND 720 LOCUST STREET ARE CONCERNED. ON MOTION BY MR. ADAMS9 SECONDED BY MR. HADEN, THE CITY MANAGER WAS INSTRUCTED TO PROCEED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF THIS STREET AS PROPOSED BY THE CITY. THE MATTER PERTAINING TO THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF SKATING RINKS WAS GIVEN CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSIONS HOWEVER9 NO ACTION WAS TAKEN, ON MOTION THE COMMUNICATION REQUESTING THE PAVING OF THIRD STREETY N. W. BETWEEN COMMERCE AND WILLIAM STREETS, WAS REFERRED TO THE STREET COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND REPORT. THE CITY ATTORNEY REPORTED THAT MEMBERS OF THE JEWISH CONGREGATION HAD ADOPTED A RESOLUTION AGREEING TO DEED THE JEWISH CEf:�ETERY TO THE C I TY V AND TO DEPOSIT $4,000.00 IN THE PERPETUAL CARE FUND TO MAINTAIN THE SAME AS A JEWISH CEMETERY. HE STATED THAT THE NECESSARY COURT PAPERS IN RELATION TO THIS MATTER WOULD BE PREPARED. ON MOTION, THE. MATTER PERTAINING TO THE REPORT OF THE RECREATION BOARD WAS POSTPONED. J COMMUNICATION RE: PAVING THIRD ST. REFERRED TO STREET COMMITTEE REPORT RE: .JEWISH CEMETERY 0 WHICH HAD BEEN CONSTRUCTED A NUMBER OF YEARS AGO TO ACCOMODATE APPROXIMATELY 3,000 PEOPLE, WAS NOW STRETCHED BEYOND CAPACITY BY SERVING ABOUT 9,000 PEOPLE. HE STATED THAT DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS DEMAND PLACED UPON THIS PLANTS MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS ARE NECESSARY IN ORDER TO ALLEVIATE PRESENT UNFAVORABLE CONDITIONS, THE COUNCIL INFORh1--D THE CITY MIANAGER TO PROCEED IN WHATEVER WAY HE DEEMED NECESSARY IN REGARD TO THIS MATTER, ON MOTION T FETING ADJOURNED. CLERK PRESIDENT COUNCIL CHAMBER - AUGUST 1. 1949 THE COUNCIL M5T IN REGULAR SESSION ON THIS DATE WITH THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS PRESENT: MR. ADAMS, MR. BARR9 MR. H ADEN 9 MR. H AMM AND MR. TEBELL. THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF JULY 189 1949 WERE READ AND APPROVED. MR. G. RUSSELL DETTOR, OF THE FRY'S SPRING BEACH CLUBV APPEARED BEFORE THE COUNCIL WITH REFERENCE TO SECTION 32 OF CHAPTER 30 OF THE CITY CODE, WHICH REQUIRES BATHERS TO TAKE CLEANSING BATHS BEFORE ENTERING A POOL. MR. DETTOR STATED THAT PROPER ENFORCEMENT OF THIS SECTION OF THE ORDINANCE WOULD CREATE A SEVERE HARDSHIP AND REQUESTED THAT THE COUNCIL AMEND THE ORDINANCE SO AS TO DELETE THIS SECTION. DR. S. D. STURKIE, OF THE JOINT HEALTH DEPARTMENT, EXPLAINED THAT THIS SECTION OF THE ORDINANCE IS SIMILAR TO ORDINANCES IN FORCE ELSEWHERE ANDS IN HIS OPINIONS SHOULD REMAIN IN THE CODE. AFTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSIONp THE COUNCIL INFORMED MR. DETTOR THAT IN VIEW OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE HEALTH OFFICERV IT DID NOT FEEL INCLINED TO AMEND THE ORDINANCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH HIS REQUEST. THE COUNCIL RECEIVED A COMMUNICATION FROM MRS. N. S. MAUGHS WITH REFERENCE TO THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF CHERRY AVENUE, ALONG THAT SECTION FORMERLY KNOWN AS LOCUST STREET, AND PROTESTING THE CHANGING OF THE GRADE IN THAT AREA IN SO FAR AS NUMBERS 716 AND 720 LOCUST STREET ARE CONCERNED. ON MOTION BY MR. ADAMS9 SECONDED BY MR. HADEN, THE CITY MANAGER WAS INSTRUCTED TO PROCEED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF THIS STREET AS PROPOSED BY THE CITY. THE MATTER PERTAINING TO THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF SKATING RINKS WAS GIVEN CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSIONS HOWEVER9 NO ACTION WAS TAKEN, ON MOTION THE COMMUNICATION REQUESTING THE PAVING OF THIRD STREETY N. W. BETWEEN COMMERCE AND WILLIAM STREETS, WAS REFERRED TO THE STREET COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND REPORT. THE CITY ATTORNEY REPORTED THAT MEMBERS OF THE JEWISH CONGREGATION HAD ADOPTED A RESOLUTION AGREEING TO DEED THE JEWISH CEf:�ETERY TO THE C I TY V AND TO DEPOSIT $4,000.00 IN THE PERPETUAL CARE FUND TO MAINTAIN THE SAME AS A JEWISH CEMETERY. HE STATED THAT THE NECESSARY COURT PAPERS IN RELATION TO THIS MATTER WOULD BE PREPARED. ON MOTION, THE. MATTER PERTAINING TO THE REPORT OF THE RECREATION BOARD WAS POSTPONED. J