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• • • • MATTER RF: SANITARY SEWERAGE SYSTEM MATTER RE: CHANGES IN BUS SCHEDULES DISCONTINUANCE SUNDAY SERVICE OF CHERRY AVE. GREENLEAF TERRACE LINE COUNTY WATER APPLICATIONS REPORT RE: SANITARY SEWERAGE SYSTEM RECEIVED z27 WAS PRESENT AND TALKED AT CONSIDERABLE LENGTH REGARDING THE REPORT. AFTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION, A MOTION BY MR. WFINSFRG, SECONDED BY MR. FORBES, THAT THF CITY MANAGER BE AUTHORIZED TO CONFER WITH -THE WATER CONTROL BOARD REGARDING THE REPORT BY POLGLAZF AND RASENBERG TO ASCERTAIN IF THE RECOMMENDATIONS SET FORTH THEREIN MEETS WITH THEIR APPP.OVAL, WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. ON MOTION THE MEETING ADJOURNEDo /K v y � -------___--G1- FRK P n r S ! 7 F PIT._------r.�... COUNCIL CHAMBER — OCTOBER 6, 1952 THE COU14CIL MET IN REGULAR SESSION ON THIS DATE WITH THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS PRESENT: MR. DAVIS, MR. FORBES, MR. HILL, MR. TEBELL AND MR. WEINBERG. ABSENT: NONE. THE MINUTES OF THE MEETINGS OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1952, SEPTEMBER 25, 1952 AND SEPTEMBER 26, 1952 WERE READ AND APPROVED. MR. B. A. RENNOLDS, OF THE CHARLOTTESVILLE AND ALBEMARLE BUS COMPANY, ADDRESSED THE COUNCIL WITH RESPECT TO DISCONTINUANCE OF SUNDAY EIUS SERVICE OF THE CHERRY AVENUE — GREENLEAF TERRACE LINE AND THE CURTAILMENT OF THE SUNDAY SCHEDULE ON THE LOCUST AVENUE LINE. MR. RENNOLDS ADVISED THAT THE OPERATING COST OF THE CHERRY AVENUE — GREENLEAF TERRACE LINE WAS IN EXCESS OF THE REVENUE, HOWEVER, THE BUS COMPANY DESIRED TO CONTINUE WEEKDAY SERVICE ALONG THIS ROUTE AS A PUBLIC SERVICE AND IT WAS THOUGHT THAT DISCONTINUANCE OF THE SUNDAY SCHEDULE WOULD CAUSE NO GREAT INCONVENIENCE TO THE PUBLIC. MR. RENNOLDS ALSO ADVISED THAT A STUDY INDICATED THAT AN HOURLY SCHEDULE ON SUNDAYS WOULD BE MOFE PRACTICABLE ON THE LOCUST AVENUE LINE THAN THE ONE—HALF HOUR SERVICE NOW BEING RENDERED. AFTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION, IT WAS MOVED AND SECONDED THAT EFFECTIVE AS OF OCTOBER 19, 1952, THE CHARLOTTESVILLE AND ALBEMARLE BUS COMPANY BE PERMITTED TO DISCONTINUE THE PRESENT SUNDAY SCHEDULE ON THE CHERRY AVENUE — GREENLEAF TERRACE LINE, PROVIDED IT MAINTAIN THAT PORTION OF THE PRESENT SCHEDULE WHICH SERVES PASSENGERS GOING TO SUNDAY SCHOOL AND IN SO DOING TO PROVIDE A BUS LEAVING PARK LANE AT 9:CO O'CLOCK A. fl. ON THE INITIAL TRIP AND RETURNING ON THE FINAL TRIP AT 11:15 O'CLOCK A. M. A MOTION BY MR. FORBES, SECONDED BY MR. UAVIS, THAT EFFECTIVE AS OF OCTOBER 19, 1952 THE CHARLOTTESVILLE AND ALBEMARLE BUS COMPANY BE PERMITTED TO REPLACE THE PRESENT SUNDAY SCHEDULE ON LOCUST AVENUE WITH AN HOURLY SCHEDULE, WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED, THE MAYOR APPOINTED MR. DAVIS AND THE CITY MANAGER AS A COMMITTEE TO CONFER WITH THE BUS COMPANY WITH RESPECT TO THE PROPOSED CHANGES AND MR. RENNOLDS WAS REQUESTED TO REPORT TO THIS COM14ITTEE IN THE EVENT THE NEW SCHEDULES SHOULD PROVE TO BE IMPRACTICABLE, ON MOTION COUNTY WATER APPLICATIONS FOR A. J. A. PRIEST, BELLAIRE, AND E. F. POWERS, MEADOWBROOK HEIGHTS WERE APPROVED. ON MOTION COMMUNICATION FROM THE 'MATER CONTROL BOARD WITH RESPECT TO REPORT ON THE SANITARY SEWERAGE SYSTEM OF THE CITY BY POLGLAZE AND BASENBERG WAS ORDERED RECEIVED, AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 79 1952 AT 3:00 O'CLOCK P. M. WAS SET AS THE TIME TO REVIEW THE SEWERAGE SYSTEM OF THE CITY.