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The minutes of the previous meetings were read and approved as read.
t Monthly reports of the Park, Library, City Judge, Recorder, Electric Light, d`Jater,
f and Street Departments tirere reu d, accepted and ordered placed on file.
A bill for a bass drum head presented by;the Band header was referred to the City
Superintendent for report.
~ Application for the following building permit eras presented :
No. 26. To remodel dwelling at an approximate cost of X1000.00 at 600 Boulevard
by Fill r~2. Dodge. Moved by ~~lenner and seconded by Gregg that the permit be granted.
Carried.
A letter from the Library Board requesting the appointment of ~~ss. Fred S. Engle as
3~ ~ 1 ' a member of the board in place of ~~~h's. Stearns was read. lG~oved by V.~enner and seconded
<~Y' by Hansen that the appointment be approved. Carried.
Committee Reports:
t'~ater : Gregg brought up i~fss..8omar's request for free light and water. Applewhite
sugges e~ athat a check might be made through County Relief office as to her circumstances
and ability to pay for same.
atr___.e~t It was reported that ~:~'r. Yockey wanted to sell a r+iece of land through
which the Grand Vier Drive right of ~iay lay. On ?ration by Applewhite, seconder 'ny
L~denner, the matter was referred to the City ~"-attorney for report. Carried.
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~ Three WPA projects tiF~~ere presented, Zibrary, Inventory of the City and Street ' project. Total material costs about X1000.00. I~rioved
by V'denner that the projects
s~ be approved anti. the Mayor be authorized to sign the project applications for approximately
' X1000.00. Seconded by Gregg. Carried. k.
~w Hospital: r,~r. Zaing was present anr~ stated although the heating engineer recommended
~nr the high pressure burner, that he felt that the specifications should be changed to
consider the low pressure as well in order to give all a chance to ~~id. The suggestion
was approved.
~;r The City Attorney reported on the uridge near Peil's, and stated that the rights
of way in the alley seemed to be ok. He also stateu that the sewage c:isposal project
needed more data to be supplied. He stated that ~~r. Kelts had offered x;;155.00 in `
'~z~' settlement of payment on the ~"tlta Avenue sewer assessment. moved by Gregg and seconded
by Hansen that the report ne accepted and settlement be made on that basis.
% The Recorder brought up the question of a nee►J stove in the office which was referred
to the City Superintendent. The necessity far handing in budget estimates at the
earliest opportunity was again mentioned.
A resolution of appreciation for the City Band any its leader was read. ~~'oved by
Czregg that the rules be suspended and the resolution passed to the second reading by
z` title only. seconded by Apple~~~hite. Carried. Having been read the second time, it
Uras moved by Apple~rrhite that the resolution be adopted as read. Seconded by Hansen.
Roll call was ordered orl its adoption, the vote being, Ayes 4, Nays 0. Thereupon the 2
Mayor declared the resolution adopted.
The council adjourned to r~eet September 26, 1935, for the purpose of completing any
unfinished business and for taking up any nev~ business.
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Recoz°der
Ashland, Oregon, September 26, 1935 No. 30
The council met in adjourned meeting at 7:30 this date. resent: ~~ayar ~"~iley,
Councilmen Applewhite, Blake, Gregg, Kanseri, Ingle, ~~'enner. ~~.bsent : None.
A resolution submitted by the State F~ighway Comz~ssion covering the matter of traffic
regulation and encroachment ~ft,~as read. lioved by d'r`enner that the rules be suspended and the resolution be passed to the second reading by
title only. Seconded by t~regg. Carried
following the second reading, it ~=~~as moved by Blake that the resolution be adopted as
read. seconded by Hansen. Koll call ~xras ordered on its adoption, the vote being Ayes
Nays 0. Car~•ied. Thereu,~_on, the ~~ayor declared t'rce resolution adopted.
id n the new The hour of 8 o'clock having arrived, the council proceeded to open b s o
heating system for the hospital. Only two 'aids were received as follo~rs: T. H. Simpson,
X1971.00 and Provost Bros., X992.16. ~-.fter some discussion, during which Pravast Bros.
suggested the ~-ddition of a tangy. at X85.00 additional, making a total price of X1077.16, same to specify a i~.rontag uurner and a ti~est Coast
boiler and be covered by a i~1000.00 bond.
Seconded by Blake. Carried, as the result of roll call vote of A~;~es 6, Nays 0. It was
moved by Hansen that a contract `tie dra~rri b~ the City lttorney for the installation. Sec-
onded by Gregg. Carried.
The favor aoooi.nted the members of t~= o cor~mittees as follows :
BudgetCommittee Irrigation Water Committee
'*r ay or G. T. App ev..i ite, airman
I;% C . Lini n er G. W. Gregg J. 1T. Hardy
P. R. Hardy Blake Fred Taylor
" . Finney R. V,.,. Johnson Cam VcNair
IT 1. IT Simpson H. Culbertson
A. J. ? cCallen Mapes
on motion, the council adjourned to meet at the call of the T-Ta .
Attest: 11 IN PP