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_R_e_a_l~ty Wenner reported that the stage of the Chautauqua should be takendown. ~
Caul and~rank Jordan were present and gave their opinion on holding the roof if same was ,
desired. loved by V~enner that it be recommended to the Park Board that the roof be re-
moved and for Mr Caul to submit a plan for resurfacing the concrete base with waterproof
cement. Seconded by Gregg. tarried.
Special: Claycnmb reported further on his negotiations concerning the air part im-
provemen~: -
Dr. u'~oods, City Health Officer was present and explained the new law relating to the
County Board of health personnel for cities under 5000 population. Moved by Gregg that the City endorse the plan. Seconded by ~1'ayler. Carried.
1'he amendment of section 3 and section 4 of Article 11 of City Ordinance No. 695 was
brought up and following some discussion, it was moved by Zininger that the rules be sus-
pended and the ordinance amendment be passed an the second reading ny title only. Second-
ed by Gregg. Roll was called as follows: Ayes C'laycomb, Zininger, Gregg, ~l'ayler, Nays,
Bergner, Fenner. Having been read the second time, it was moved by Zininger and seconded
by Gregg that the ordinance be adopted. Roll call was ordered on its adoption and the vote was as follows: Ayes, Clayeomb, Zininger, Gregg,
~i~ayler; Nays, Bergner, ~Yenner. There-
npon, the Mayor declared the amended ordinance adopted. (Referred to reduction in range
rates.)
A letter of agreement from the California Oregon Power Company, concerning the co-
operative sale of appliances was upon motion by Clayeomb, seconded by Tayler, accepted.
Carried.
Plans for the remodeling of the Recorder's Office in order to provide a display rooa
and model kitchen were inspected.
On motion, the council adjourned to meet at the call of the Mayor.
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Aehland, Oregon.
December 19, 1933.
The council met in special session at 7;30 P. M. this date. Present Mayor Ailey;
Councilmen Bergner, Clayeomb, Gregg, Tayler; absent Councilmen Zininger Fenner.
The purpose of the meeting was to open bids for a car load of pipe, fittings and
valves for the Mater Department. A11 bids having been opened and found according to
specifications upon motion by Clayeomb, the bid of the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co.
(the lowest for pipe at X1813.00 and fittings at X97.49 was accepted. Seconded by Ta ler. Carried. Moved by Tayler that the bid of the Rensselaer
Valve Co.~the lowest
y for hydrants at X48.80 and gate valves for X104.45 be accepted, seconded and carried.
Z. E. Caul made a report on the cost of material for the Chautauqua stage floor
Area 360 sq, feet. Two inch concrete X295.00; lam concrete X227.00; Emulsified asphalt
X100.00. Moved by Clayeomb that asphalt be recommended to the Park Board and ask that
contact be made with the C. W. A. to see if 300 of the cost of material can be secured. Seconded by Tayler, carried. Moved by Gregg that Caul
be authorized to get material to
fig piers under the floor. Seconded by Bergner. Carried.
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Moved by Bergner that the Light Superintendent prepare plans and specifications as
per sketch exhibited and ask for bids complete except for lighting. Seconded by 'ayler.
Carried. r
The question of the purchase of a cloak from the Postal `t'elegraph Company, elect-
. rieally operated, for ;2$.80 to replace the 9~~'estern Union clock which costs15.00 per
year purely for rental purposes was referred to Biegel, Superintendent of the Light
Department for comparison of prices.
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The question of a buzzer from the Recorders Office to the Chief of Police's Office
for use in case of an emergency was brought up. Moved by Bergner that Biegel, Superiny-
endent of the Light Department secure prices of the buzzers. Seconded and carried.
Moved by Clayeomb that the Mayor and City Engineer P~alker secure deeds to the Templsr
and Walls property on Terrace Street getting same signed to -morrow and legal advise on 1
necessary procedure. Seconded by Bergner. Carried.
Hosier reported on bad odor presumable coming from the City tanks near 384 Heiman St-
reet as really coming from septic tanks belonging to people in that vicinity.
n m tion the council ad ourned to meet at the call of the Ma or, ~I 0 0 ~ ~ y
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