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October 6, 1964 - Page 5
<br />Ordinance No. 64-226 was introduced bq Mr. Caster. An Ordinance authorizing an(j
<br />directing the cancellation of special assessments on Permanent Parcel No. 231-17-8
<br />being an assessment for preparation of plans and specifications for sanitary
<br />sewers, and declaring an emergency. Mr. Caster moved that the rule requixing
<br />three separate readings of the ordinance be suspended. Motfan was seconded by
<br />Mrs, Hodgins, A£firmative vote thereon was as follows: Caster, Fo1tz, Hodgins,
<br />Leonard, Zimpert, Mangani, West. Mr. Ca,ster then moved for suspension of the
<br />rule requiring the ordinance be read in :Eull, seconded by Mrs, Hodgins, Affirma--
<br />tive vote thereon was as follows: Caste:r, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert,
<br />Mangani, West. Mr, Caster then moved fo:r adoption of the ordinance, seconded by
<br />Mrs. Hodgins, Affirmative vote thereon was as follows: Caster, Foltz, Hadgins,
<br />Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West,
<br />Ordinance No. 64-227 was introduced by Mrs. Hodgins, An Ordinance authorizing arid
<br />directing the cancellation of special as:sessments on Permanent Parcel Nd. 234-4-"
<br />being an assessment for preparation of plLans and specifications for sanrtary scwers
<br />and declaring an emergency, Mrs, Hodgins moved for suspension of the rule requir--
<br />ing three separate readings of the ordinance. Motion was seconded by Mr. Mangani..
<br />Affirmative vote thereon was Caster, Folt:z, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani,
<br />West, Mrs. Hodgins then moved for suspenaion of the rule requiring the ordinance
<br />to be read in its entirety, seconded by D9r. Mangani. Affirmative vote thereon was
<br />Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West, Mrs. Hodgins then moved
<br />for adoption of the ordinance, seconded by Mr. Mangani. Affirmative vote thereon
<br />was Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, LimFiert, Mangani, West,
<br />Ordinance No, 64-228 was introduced by Mr, Mangani. An Ordinance authorizing and
<br />directing the cancellation of special assessments on Permanent Parcel No, 233--5-1'
<br />being an assessment for construction of a. water line, and declaring an emergency,
<br />Mr. Mangani moved, seconded by Mr. West, that the rule requiring three separate
<br />readings of the ordinance be suspended. Affirmative vote thereon was as follaws:
<br />Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West. Mr. Mangani then moved
<br />for suspension of the rule requiring the ordinance to be read in its entiz•ety,
<br />seconded by Mr. West, Affirmative vote thereon was as follows: Caster, Foltz,
<br />Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West. Mr. Mangani then moved for adoption
<br />of the ordinance, seconded by Mr, West. Affirmative vote thereon was as follnws:
<br />Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani., West.
<br />Ordinance No. 64-229 was introduced by Mr. West. An Ordinance authorizing and
<br />directing the cancellation of special assessments on Permanent Parcel Na. 235-5--17
<br />being an assessment for preparation of plans and specifications for sanitary
<br />sewers, and declaring an emergency. Mr. 'West moved, seconded by Mr. Leonax•d,
<br />for suspension of the rule requiring the ordinance to have thr•ee separate x•eadxngs.
<br />Affirmative vote thereon was Caster, Folt:z, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani,,
<br />West. Mr, West then moved, seconded by Mr. Leonard, fnr suspension o£ the rule
<br />requiring the ordinance to be read in its entirety. Affirmative vote ther.eon was
<br />as follows: Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leon,ard, Limpert, Mangani, West. Mr, West:
<br />then moved, seconded by Mr. Leonard, that the ordinance be adopted. Affirmative
<br />vote thereon was Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, 'Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West.
<br />Ordinance No. 64-230 was introduced by Mr. West. An ordinance fixing the compensa-
<br />' tion 'of the,,members of Couneil of 'the Cit;y to be elected, and declaring an emergeney.
<br />Mr, West moved for suspension of'the ru2e requiring three separate readings of t.he-
<br />ordinance, seconded by Mr, Caster, Vote -thereon was affirmative: Caster, Foltz,
<br />Hodgins, Mangani, West; opposed, Leonard, Limpert. The ordinance was therefor-e
<br />put on first reading because the affirm:ative vote l.acked the necessary majority
<br />for suspension of the rules.
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