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City Hall Monday, July 5, 1932
The regular meeting of the City Council was called. to order
at 760 P M. by mayor Conrad.
Councilmen present: Conrad, Marion,Huston,Stevens,King.
Councilmen absent : None.
Monthly re -ports The City Clerk presented and read monthly reports of the City
Clerk, City Treasurer, City Engineer, Superintendent of Streets,
City Judge, Police and Fire Department and on motion by Stevens
seconded by Huston same were accepted and ordered filed.
Appiic-at or, for .re_ The applications of True M..Cryder and Jim Ballard for renewal
ncwai of poolhallof poolhall license was approved on motion by Huston seconded by
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P4arion.-
Library Trustees The Clerk read a letter f xom Librarian Bertha P. Reynolds to
appointee
the effect that the term of office of Trustees Patton and Elliott
expired as of June 30, 1932, whereupon Mayor Conrad informed the
Board that he had reappointed C. P. Patton and Raymond Elliott as
trustees -of the Library Board for a three year term beginning
July 1, 1932. On motion by King seconded by Huston the appoint-
ment of the Mayor was approved by the Council.
Grdinance354 The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 354, amending City License
reading at this time.
Ordinance, its first
Resolution ��71 The Clerk presented and read Resolution No. 671 accepting
joinder in easement Ocean Front and on motion by King seconded by
Stevens Resolution No. 671 was passed and adopted by the following
vote:
AYES: Councilmen Marion,Huston,Stevens,King,Conrad.
NOES: None .
Lease «made covering On remotion by Stevens seconded. by King the Mayor and City Clerk
lil�'e—guard bldg.
were authorized to effect a lease agreement with D.K.Clapp
covering the use of the small building used by the life -guards
on the beach front.
Ci:eck froma A'triCr. Chief of Police Keller presented the Council With a check for
Legion
$1,666.66, same being second annual payment of the American Legion
on $5,000 rental agreement.
Gar,olline plant Mr. Samuel A Crooks of 610 -17th Street appeared before the
Council and objected to noise and vibration caused by the 0. C.
Fields Gasoline plant opposite his residence on 17th Street.
He was informed by the Chair that the Council would endeavor to
have the compressor ruffled so as to deaden the noise.
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Demands On motion by Stevens seconded by Marion demands approved
by the Finance Committee were ordered paid.
On motion by Kino seconded by Huston the Council adjourned
until 10:00 A.M. July 108th.
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