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<br />Mr. Mangani then moved, ??conded by Mr. Caster, that Ordinance No, 64-117 be
<br />referred to the Planning Cemmission for their recommendatfon. "Yeas" Caster,
<br />Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Van Zandt, West.
<br />Resolution No. 64-118 was introduced by Mr, Mangani. A Resolution approving,
<br />for record purposes only, the proposed .subdivision known as Park Ridge West Sub-
<br />division, and declaring an emergency, lKr. Mangani moved, seconded by Mr. West;
<br />that the statutory rule be suspended and the resolution be read immediately the
<br />second and third times and put on its p.assage. Tha afEirmative vote on said motion
<br />was as follows: Caster, Hadgin5, Leonard, Limpert., Mangani, Van Zandt, West.
<br />Thereupon the resolution was read the second and third times and put on its passage
<br />and the affirmative vote thereon was as follows: t;aster, Hodgins, Leonard,
<br />Limpert, Mangani, Van Zandt, West.
<br />Ordinance No. 64-119 waA intrUdueed by Mr, West. An Ordiriance amending JrdinanCE"
<br />No, 62-95 entitled "An Ordinance appointing a Board to report estimated assessments
<br />of certain streets and lands to pay the cost of construction sanitary sewers
<br />therein, repealing Resclution 61-163, enacted August 21, 1961," and declaring ari
<br />emergency.
<br />At this point, the que.stion was asked by Mr. Leonard why Mr. West and Mr. Plumb
<br />couldn't give a final report rather than start all over again with a new board.
<br />Mr. Kitchen's opinion was that they could not so act. They did not have all the
<br />facts and figures before them when Mr. West resigned, or at the time Mr. Henney
<br />moved from the city, There have been more assessments since the resignations of
<br />Mr. West and Mr. Henney, and more expenses.
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<br />Mr, West's motion that the statutory rule be suspended and the ordinance be read
<br />immediately the second and third times and put on its passage was seconded by
<br />Mr. Limpert, The affirmative vote on said motion was as follows: Caster, Hodgins,
<br />Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Van Zandt, West. Thereupon the ordinance was read the
<br />second and third times and put on its passage, and the affirmative vote thereon
<br />was as follows: Caster, Hmdgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Van Zandt, West.
<br />Ordinance No. 64-120 was introduced by Mr. Van Zandt. An Ordinance amending
<br />Ordinance No, 61-100 enacted May 16, 1961, as amended by Ordinance No. 62-129,
<br />enacted July 10, 1962, as amended by Ordinance No. 64-38 enacted February 18,
<br />1964, fixing. compensation of Clerk af Council, and declaring an emergency.
<br />It was moved by Mr, Van Zandt, seconded by Mrs. Hodgins, that the statutory rule
<br />be suspended and the ordinance be read immediately the second and third times and
<br />put on its passage. The affirmative nate on said motion was as follows: Caster,
<br />Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Van Zandt, West. Thereupon the ordinance was
<br />read the second and third t.imes and put. on its passage, and the affirmative vote
<br />thereon was as follows: Caster, HodgirLs, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Van Zandt, West.
<br />Mr. Limpert made a metion that the ordi_nance drawn up far a No Parking Ban on Larain
<br />from the County Line to Dewey Road be r°eferred back to committee. Motion was se-
<br />conded by Mr. West. "°Yeas" Caster, Hodgins, Limpert, Mangani., Van Zandt, West.
<br />"Nay" Leonard. Motion carried<
<br />The Mayor proclaimed All Scauts Day on June 13, 1964, and asked that the members
<br />*4w of Council each contribute $5.00 toward the lunche.on with the Scouts who h,ave been
<br />appointed honorary city off 3,cialsa The: money is t.o be callected by the Clerk.
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