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Council Chambers,
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January 19�.1942. 8 �i�i.
l�egualr I�ieeting.
On roll enll by the City �lerk, the following Counc-�lmen tivere present :
I. ri. Dunlap, �rodie t�askell, R.J. Lowry, C. A. Vdilliams, A•H. Groncvoldt.
City Attorne;� Glenn ll. l�e�aton was pre�ent .
Carnival rermit .
Foley and �urk, in a letter dated Jan 1�, 1::�42, requested permis sion
to exhibit in the �ity either �pril �8th to �.:ay 3rd , or It�iay 5th to
�JZay lOth. Councilman I�u�zla�� made a motion tha� this request be
gra�ted, motion seconded by Councilm�,n 'd��illiams, and on ro11 call
motion 1�assed by unanimous vote. The clQrk was instructecz to write for
the usual <;�100 .00 deposit.
iiealth i��por t.
City Health Ufficer x•k• �aeltzer filed a �epart v�ith the Clerk
shovving the �result of a health survey by G.R. T�obertson, State
Sanitarian; This re�ort t�a� r�ad by the clerk. No actio�i taken.
Resol��.tion l�:o . 1
`T'he headir:� of a resolution rel�ting to a provosed construe�ion of a
system of sanitary sewers and ap�urtenances for trie benefit of the in-
habitants of Garden Sub-Division was read. Councilrnan iowry i+iade a
motion tnat the d�tailed readin� of this resolution be waived, motian
seeonded by �ouncilrnan uVilliarns, and on roll call passed by unani�nous
vote. Councilrnan I�owry raade a motion that tl�is resolution �;e adot�ted,
motion seconded by Councilman Dunlap, and on roll call, resoc�ution adopt-
ed by unani�nous vote.
Land �ale l�efund.
Judge i-�•�'• �timmel addressed tne Council in behalf of' UVm I'•:�orrison
who had purchased a �arcel of' land frorn the City at a delinquent tax
sale for appro�i��utely ��115.00 . �Ie was unable to seQure a deed to
this propelty vaith in the time limit aceordin; to law, due ta tiie
inubility �of the City �ttorney to furnish a dee in accordance with
his re�yuest. n `�'his 1�nd was later sold to on��� ',;ir. Gregory for
a dif'ferent t�x year delinquency, and Irs. Gre��ry t�as furriished a title
or deed to property. The City �ttorney recor�mended that �his money
be returned to ��r. ivlorrison. Councilman :�il�i�m: nade a motion that
tlzis money be returned to i'�Ir. I�iorrison, -motion seconded by �ouncilman
Lowry, and on roll call, passed by unanimous vote. Judge atimmel
was directed to file a claim in behalf ol" nis client in t'rie regular
m�nner.
i���ieat iy`�arket �losin�, Nours.
IbIr. J.A. Baker addressed the Council relative to a petition filed
previously v��ith the cit;� re�arding regulation of hours of ineat m�rkets.
rIe rec�uested that ori b�nGlf' o� tiie food c�ercYlants tilat i�e represer�ted,
he would l�ke an ordinance enacted re�ulatin� such hours. The City
Attorney was direeted ta meet witn l�lr. �aker and his committee at
their convenience relative to fi�idin� out their desire in tfiis matter,
and to draft �n o_•dinanae for su�mittion to the Couricil.
City Attnrne� �1eti�aton was as�Led to subrnit a trailer camp ordinance
for regualiion of traileY• caml�s in Redding, on his su�gestion that
such aIl ordinance was needed.
Ordinance i1o. 2t�5.
An ordinance vuas introdueed by t�e City �ttorney col�reeting cert��n
typo�raphicr�l errors in the ��r�sent electrical ordinance. �;ou�.cilman
Ii4�k�11 made a motion tliat the uetailed reading of this ordin���ce be
waived. i�Totion s�conded by Councilm�n ]�owry, and on roll call reading
in detail r�as ��aaived by una�ii�nous vote. .
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x le�se or 3 8�/100 � of tiie City T'arn to �:�e :�t�te Fis�a and Game
Commission i'or G }��rioet of 20 years at �1.00 �;er year vvas bx°ought up
by the �ity �lttor�aey�. l�o definite action t�ken.
City Attorney l�ewton asked permission of the �ouncil to change
certain of the sections o�' the recently enaet�ed licensin� ordinal,ce,
such ati licen�in� of insur�rice brolrers , andlabor uniona to be
� elirninated, due to tk�le fact that legal opinions were that the
licensir� of such or�aniza�tions were proriibited by law. He �vas in-
structed to pr,.esent Yiis proposed chan�es to the council.
Tne �ity xttorney advi sed. tne Council triat he vaouid �r,ail each member
a col�y of a proposed ordinar�ee ne had prepared r,_ lative to the
kee�in� of animals in the eity limi�;s.
The City Attorney brou�;:.t up the qusstioi7 of' riis opinion of the
Liability Insurance �olicy c overin� the autornabiles and equipment
o�' t�ie City as sub« i�ted by �. �%• Baker, and brought �o the attentiot�
oP tne C�uricic� the f�ct that the premium .on policy s,ubmittea u�as some
two hundred dollars ��iore t:zan bid su�nitted. He also stuted tt�at he
did ��ot a1��.�rove of certai_n restrictions contained iil this policy.
He vaas advised bq the Cuun;;il that it wo�.�ld be neoessary that he
approve tlie policy beFore it could be paid b;� t�ie City.
There bein� no further business, t�he meeting was duiy adjourned.
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