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<br />Dance - On motion by Mr. Tebell, seconded by Mr. Gleason, permission was granted to the
<br />Old City
<br />Armory Colored Oddfellows to use the old City Armory on January 2, 1946 for a dance.
<br />On motion the meeting adjourned. _
<br />Clerk // President
<br />COUNCIL CHAMBER, JANUARY 61 1947
<br />The Council met in regular session on this date with the following members
<br />present: Mr. Adams, Mr. Gleason, fir. Nash, Mr. Tebell, and Mr. Watson.
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<br />Minutes of the meeting of December 16, 1946 were read and approved.
<br />Mr. H. A. Haden and Mr. George T. Huff addressed the Council and presented a
<br />petition requesting that Section 7 of Chapter 3 of the City Code be amended so that
<br />livestock could be kept at the livestock market over night for one night a week.
<br />Livestock After considerable discussion the following resolution, offered by Mr. Watson, second -
<br />Market
<br />ed by Mr. Tebell, was adopted by the following recorded vote. Ayes: Mr. Gleason,
<br />Mr. :Nash, Mr. Tebelll and Mr. Watson. Noes: Mr. Adams.
<br />BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville
<br />that the City offer to purchase the buildings and pens of the Albemarle
<br />Livestock Market, Inc., at a price of $,4,000.00, provided the City can
<br />secure from the C&O Railway Company, a lease to extend to January 1, 1948
<br />under the same terms as the present lease, and on condition that the City
<br />• lease thero erty purchased to the Albemarle Livestock Market, Inc. for
<br />P P
<br />a period not longer than until January 1, 1948 at a rent not to exceed
<br />the present rental.
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<br />On motion b Mr. Vuatson seconded by Mr. Gleason the following resolution was II
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<br />offered and carried over to the next meeting for consideration:
<br />Appropriation-
<br />BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville that
<br />Opr. Midway
<br />School Bldg.
<br />41800.00 or as much thereof as may be necessary, be ana the same is
<br />hereby appropriated for the operation of Midway School Building.
<br />School -
<br />A communication from the School Board in regard to a cost -of -living bonus for all
<br />Bonus
<br />of its employees was presiented. On motion the Clerk was instructed to advise the
<br />School Board that the Council had taken the matter under advisement.
<br />An ordinance entitled"AN ORLINANCE AMENDING AND RE&NACTIING SECTION 25 OF C lA?TER
<br />Ordinance-
<br />22 OF THE CHARLO'T'TESVILLE CITY CODE OF 1945 ENTITLED (PROPERTY SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN
<br />Stolen or
<br />Lost
<br />OR LOST'", was offered by Mr. Nash, seconded by Mr. Gleason, read, and upon the rules
<br />Property
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<br />being suspended as to the second reading by unanimous vote, was adopted by the follow-
<br />ing recorded vote. Ayes: Mr. Adams, Mr. Gleason, Mr. Nash, Mr. Tebell, and Mr.
<br />Watson. Noes: None. (Full text of this ordinance will be found recorded in Ordinance
<br />Book 2, page
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<br />Kennedy
<br />The Mayor advised the Council that Mr. T. E. Kennedy, policeman, had resigned
<br />Resigned
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<br />from the Police Force, effective November ;�9, 1946.
<br />Communications from the State Compensation board fixing the salaries and expens-
<br />City-
<br />es of the City Sergeant at 49,:15.00; ttie City Treasurer at 411,340.00; the Commission -
<br />State
<br />Officers
<br />er of Revenue at 49,226.30; and the Commonwealth Attorney at 43,300.00 were presented.
<br />On motion the Clerk was instructed to advise the Compensation Board that the salaries
<br />and expenses of the City-state Officers as fixed by the Board for the year 1947,
<br />were unanimously approved.
<br />Dance - On motion by Mr. Tebell, seconded by Mr. Gleason, permission was granted to the
<br />Old City
<br />Armory Colored Oddfellows to use the old City Armory on January 2, 1946 for a dance.
<br />On motion the meeting adjourned. _
<br />Clerk // President
<br />COUNCIL CHAMBER, JANUARY 61 1947
<br />The Council met in regular session on this date with the following members
<br />present: Mr. Adams, Mr. Gleason, fir. Nash, Mr. Tebell, and Mr. Watson.
<br />•
<br />Minutes of the meeting of December 16, 1946 were read and approved.
<br />Mr. H. A. Haden and Mr. George T. Huff addressed the Council and presented a
<br />petition requesting that Section 7 of Chapter 3 of the City Code be amended so that
<br />livestock could be kept at the livestock market over night for one night a week.
<br />Livestock After considerable discussion the following resolution, offered by Mr. Watson, second -
<br />Market
<br />ed by Mr. Tebell, was adopted by the following recorded vote. Ayes: Mr. Gleason,
<br />Mr. :Nash, Mr. Tebelll and Mr. Watson. Noes: Mr. Adams.
<br />BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville
<br />that the City offer to purchase the buildings and pens of the Albemarle
<br />Livestock Market, Inc., at a price of $,4,000.00, provided the City can
<br />secure from the C&O Railway Company, a lease to extend to January 1, 1948
<br />under the same terms as the present lease, and on condition that the City
<br />• lease thero erty purchased to the Albemarle Livestock Market, Inc. for
<br />P P
<br />a period not longer than until January 1, 1948 at a rent not to exceed
<br />the present rental.
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