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Sgptember 1, 1964 - isAge 9
<br />Ordinance Nor 54-195 was intraduced by Mr. Mangani. An Or.dinance authorizi.ng
<br />and directing the cancellation of special assessments on I'srmanent Parcel Nc.
<br />231-12-15 being an assessment for pregaration of plans ar?d specifications for
<br />sanitary ;ewers, and des:laiing ar? einergency. Mr. 'Maaigana made a moticsn, seccsrided
<br />?1?y ???- Lecr,a•-d i:hat th,?- rule requiri.ng three separate readings of the ordinance
<br />be sraspended, Aff irmat ave vote thereon was as fai laws : Caster, i-todgins,
<br />Leonard; I-impert, Mangani, Faltz. Mr. Mangani then moved, secanded by Mr.
<br />?,ecnard, trcat the rul.e requiring the ezrdinance to tae read in full be suspended.
<br />Affirmative vote thereon was as follows. Caster, Hodgins, Leonard, 7.impert,
<br />Mara??ni, I'vltz: Mr, Mangani then niaved for adoption of titie ardirtance, veionded
<br />z,y Mr. ieonard; Affirmative vote thereon was as fnllows: Caster, flodgins;
<br />Leonarci, Limpert, Mangani, Foltz,
<br />Ordirtance Ncs, 64-196 was introduced by Mr. Leanard. An Ordinance authorizvng
<br />and directirag the cancellatinn crf speeial assessments on Permanent Parcel Nr.;.
<br />231-3--28 bc,ing an assessment for prr:para?fc,n of pYans and specificatians fol-
<br />sani.tary sewers, and dsclaring an e:mergenGY. Mr. Leonard arade a motion that
<br />the rule requiring three separate r•eadings of the ordinance be suspended, Motiun
<br />was seconded by Mr. Limpert, and the affirmative Vote thereon was as fallows-
<br />Caster, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpertr Mangani, Faltz. Mr. Leonard then moved,
<br />seconded by Mr. Limpert, that the rule requiring that the ordinance be read ixt
<br />full be suspended. Affirmative vot:e thereon was as fdlows; Caster, Hodgins,
<br />?.eonarc79 Limpert, Mangani, Foltz. Mr. Leonard moved, seconded by Mr. Limpert,
<br />that the ordinance bEr adopted. Aff:irmative vote thereon was as folZows. Caster,
<br />Hndgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani., Foltz,
<br />Ordinance No. 54-197 was introduceci by Mr. Limpert. An Ordinance authori.zing
<br />and directing the cancellation of special assesSments on Permanent Parcel. No.
<br />231-I0-2 (Split 3409) being an assessment for preparation of plans and speci-
<br />f,ications for sanitary sewers, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Limpert made
<br />a motion, seconded by Mra Foltz, that the rule requiring three separate
<br />readings of the ordinance be suspeiaded. Affirmatiue vote thereon was as
<br />follows: Caster, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Foltz. Mr. Limpert
<br />then moved, seconded by Mr. Foltz, that the ruZe requiring the ordinance to be
<br />read in f ull be suspended. Affirmative vote thereon was as fdlows: Caster,
<br />Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Manganit Foltz, Mr. Limpert then moved, seconded
<br />by Mr. Foltz, that the ordinance be adopted. Affirmative vote thereon was
<br />as follows: Caster, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Foltz.
<br />Ordinance No. 64-198 was introduced by Mr. Limpert. An Ordinance amendang
<br />Section 2, of Ordinance No. 3075, enacted July 14, 1960, which ordinance
<br />amended Section 2, of Ordinance 2308, enacted June 19, 1956, and further
<br />amending Section 1 of Ordinance 2308, enacted June 19, 1956, entitled "An
<br />drdinance fixing the compensation of inspectors of street improvements in
<br />newly dedicated streets in allotments," and further establishing the position
<br />of Chief Inspector at an increased. compensation, and deelaring an emergency.
<br />Mr. Limpert moved, seconded by Mr. Caster„ that the rule requiring three
<br />separate readings o£ the ordinance: be suspended. Affirmative vote there orl
<br />was as follows: Caster, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Foltz. Mr. Limpert
<br />then moved, seconded by Mr. CasteY•, that the ru2e requiring the ordinance to
<br />be read in full be suspended. Affirmative vate thereon was as follows:
<br />Caster, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, F'oltz. Mr. Limpert then moved,
<br />seconded by Mr. Caster, that the ordinance be adopted. AfFirmative vote
<br />thereon was as follows: Caster, Fiodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Foltz.
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