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1951-07-10 CITY COUNCIL BUDGET MTGr BUDGET NDUDO OP SOUTH hilAi,= CITY COLi;CIL 9:00 P. I,.. , JITLY 10, ,1951, The meeting .bras called -to order at 9:00 I'. M. by I: ayor John Fritz. Those pro's'ent were Councilmen Gluck, Barrow, Gresham, Bryant, and Corley. The City Clerk read the budget Pro-oared by the Council. Followir_g the reeding of the budget, discussion was opened on the budget by departments Mayor Fritz opened the discussion on the Administration Department budget vrith the following remarks: The total of 4,2'14,735 is broken down as read to you by the Cleric. P have followed as closely as vie could the total actually spent and the anticipated for the two months of 3:iay and Juno, Enid set up a budget on past port ornwnce, wit a slight increaser where the actual expenditures last year have re quired it. In addition_ •to last year's budget of %3,345 there is an increase set by our city charter vdioroby Council salaries, Mayor's salary, and Llayor's expense ac count were set up for $1800 for salaries and x;300 for an expense account. In addition to than vie have added a now Department of Engineering Zerviee. By resolution the Council has contracted for engineering service at $50 per month. Also by resolution, the Council has sot up an engineering or professional service of $2500 to make a survey of our utility services, telephone and power, to see if by changing the franchise and by an audit of the telephone books, we are receiving the amount of money that we should receive. This gives us then, for those t o items, If3100. In addition to that, we are it need of a new zoning map and a new zoning code. The additional funds in this item are covorod by the additional money requested in this department. The Reserve for Contingencies of 0655 is exactly ;ihat it says. A Re- Y - servo for a possible increase in prices, for an unanticipated e- ,monsy that the Cit would be forced to spend. Followinc; the above rormrkss, I` ayor Vrtiz asked if t.-ore were any con menu from the Council or the Audience. 111. AMBR: I would like •to say that I, as a tax payer, would recoma end that engineering service be out down '1400. That is all that has been shown that ' t'hero is a use for engineering in the forthcord , year. I}4YOR 111ITZ: Thank you,, Nr, Acker. Is tisoro any further discussion? I.R. BOYMN I think I'd like to roiterato the oav:e ronuest becailSo yeti j are setting up a contin oncy for th000 surveys. A Sitr7ey of property doesn't cost 'Vt)x'y ;IUC1i,. %oli" Ciro :iCf{r< "1-inu up !G'r... fer Rou;(,rvo.1' r vonulnr„oneieM, all,: it i:, not good practice. if you :`rant to ta'ao it out of a dofirito item anti docron no yk,ur Reserve for Contin!onoie iJiXCR, 1 :Iii:: 'r. w'oydon, do ;, Cvjj LLe3vit,3a she t %.. ",tistrbil1:b b a Jlosarvo for Continr;oncioa .n file btt:;ct7 That i� ry InaLnor 'or' tha COUricil to decide. R. AW-111 Jtid;tts s^lariol -'060. I mot: +, ryf o v .i.r.. t'ca ,�i �., auto:, u i-11-301P to flair :Joro " or it-3 jttd,o ro —r *: a,,1 , 0. ':3hbY". 5 t I Si, It :79. arFr" lonfit of :YOU1.1; "rsii ill t1 is iic.ir-,a rr.:o' litt� '�o ` r s r plo u a ♦r ♦• •v. ,4. "r° w X' �i v :}.. r', roc. .r ,,.Ier t9 ?:�':3 �� � br r.Jjfa i <. w «1w „P1 'I` .. a.nv .rt9i.1F,� ...xFy I.ia _ir, r.3t31`i� tru °ua Y u: S'e :fyY t7.t "Svc vo .t, Ii'S.4;1., w11tr. c� PaS0 2 LB. CORLEY As far as the swear is concerned, I thitlrc there is quite 'a ^� smear on `what dent on them; regardless of wnst anybody says and the judge was in on it. 11YV, I3tI"i'Z -: All right, gentle; en. Is there any other iten in the Administration budget that anyone vishes to discuss? Let's go on to the nest item -- the Cleric's Office. I'm. BRYXi'T: The Clerk's Office salaries -- 12. ACKER Nho-a are these issues goin to be settled by the Council? c lA'OR FRITZ: onight, if possible. Racli Councilman hat a copy of the bud„ et in front of xca.r+_, he has his ovm note.'.-ions, on it. Any remarks that you or anyone else makes, ho can rmlce. his ovrn notations on it. '-Xe will try a vote on the entire budget. If -that does not carry, we ;gill talze it itom by item. :12. ACYLLR: You iaoan you are Z oirig to vote on the budget as it -is? PAYOR _RIK Unless the Council, after diOcussiLn, makes some changes. I -at. BRY. "u':T;: 3Elaries in the '.lerk's Of2ice of ;1•17,600 wore based can the fact that all en-pleyeo have to have an increase, in salary, but the other fees are almost identical. to last year. 4;1,000 has boon put in for equinment. tTe cut that from- CI'1,000 to 4;500 due to the fact that vro got most of ttio equipriient via needed this year; and probably won't need any for no::'t year. Telophone and telogreph is month. Others are the slast o as la; year. -- that '' =artin ;x5.00 a almost identical to last erw. allovh%ace hat is 11AYM RUTZ Any divou -jsion from the Council? An, discussion from the floor L22. 51YBTL;: Yes,, sir. Gould you give .;,e :a bre ^xMdorm on tlic oalnries just as a citizen, and as the Chairman of the s'or, >onnol .'oard? .,.11i' UR In7Tu It is set up un phis bruise Clorl'u salary, "4,000; Bockl.eo;our, 13600; a clorit at ' X5000; another clot -jc at 2,ti0O; and anutrior clod: at ;12,800; giving you 'a Lotr.l of ? 1F,20 J. "-he diUorcnco is in t "rte r,utazior or your vacation cef.edulo, and ulie repertint; service tc,at vie *" ve Tor our Council and for the Advisory Zoning -, and :?lantiiuu Board. M1. B0: 711 0h, ; o; . r forg(t that. :IYUR .",al, TZ: Any furtYor quostioma? "ho il.om is t "'o ' rr I?o; gar L.act1 v. Wo hWvo Lora fe,12 30o for l,ribor or vil",rlaz. !y rocorm ond- 1a.tion on hh+t in t,,�i o hil -o Otto rbru w,i2` +i'!i1t. Zjhau will vivo u:lfl mire c:liar iY - spotitr. U ;io u;irinl v,,.1 Jtcfj Axwl Ld dt�U bo on Call, t% °Y ..v. oi.. U: <j a anl_I °.fir cap .",µ4 cr't ,o gt.Sci !10 , ho .'n -L o.r rivlo at yl��+�31�;�� 1 rgco;."",Ond t :EZv 4-0 o1k133'ir3 srlar+j' `v, i' ". '3e?.: w 3E5 n ;Laiev,'d, vt..i'., 1,* 3,0 7a Am tw;lv,## v (1'dwAa' v}Lic vlotii.l ba .',OJJ $: kditSvs +i 'tli`rld b;a ,44,0r 4101; : o �� ,w, —r t .ZiQi vt,av I ir7:` ;uric run i,-al. y °4t"�j,. „. - ., . ...,� .. i�:9'J•,.nftkl�'� :iftir:ri'da• *.%L0 0..- :1a;.'iJ i.'.$ 7606 L'"!`y° ".t r'��tY.�.:S"� DLv D• Pa -e 3 proposed is for a i:evw i'ire tri;c'_C. Zy selling the pr<rsont Di,dge we have already ` sold the pumpor for 5500, and I believe we can get another ;1500 or '2060 out of the old Dodge. That includes the yuck ^m d other miscellaneous erauipmor t, suc4 as some more extinguishers vie need, and hand lights for the fire trucks, and the re- quirod amount of hose that we have -to buy each ye:.r. Uniforms - r375. That is x;75 a piece for four anen. Telephone - ',)100. Idiseellaneous - �,�1150. stand -by foe `650. I had that all broken dotm and it Got misplaced. That last item covers all of our lr °drant install!:a l cns, including; tho txienty five hydrants we have coming, in case vie get them in this year. Reserve for Contingencies - "2772. That makes a total of 032,297:' i,WOR, r ITZ: Any discussion from the Council? Any discussion from the audience? YR. ACK.LM: Did you say W75 a year for uniforms for each man? That- would be 4"300 a year. 112. GRZ SH.P11: That is ri ht.: That ,rould be ;'e75 talyen off of there,, because there are four men. LIMOR FRITZ: Mrs. Idartin,, take 075 out of the uniform figure. MR. ACKER: When you have a contingency fund as large as that,; is it necessary to have a miscellaneous fund also? You have °?2772 for contingencies.. It seems to me that would cover everything. $15U for miscellaneous isn's necessary. 3u OR MTZ: That miscellaneous item is for small items such as re placement of bulbs. It }probably should go undo:^ equipment actually, but it is for ouI' :of-harid oxj)enditures ur s;, ll: repinceable sul•i'.lie,,. i :t: vit' „. eY >i a`r ter a;ty "�.isaallc;.4ct,r” than it is to say "replaceable supplies." It is also apart of a revolving fund that we use for our refills on fire o�, inguishers, Miich is a service vo render the public: Is there any further discussion? The ne.. department is the Police Department. Y iR. GRESf%fUM: We have salaries 'in the Police Department ;amounting; to n _ N31,500. What I, propose •to do wish that is to pay the chief y$375 a month, the Sergeant 4w'325, and one patrolman -rho has been with the City more than three years 6'300. The others will be broken norm accordingto the period -they have -worked for the city. The tray I based thiA was at a starting salary of ;'?1225 a month for six months probation, -with att automatic increase of :112.50 (very six vwnths, until they reached the ,e'300 maximum, which would tale them three years to do. Auto oroonoo "2100. fond v�10. Cato of prisnnors - A,12JO. That has boon increased bo auze wo have more prisonori than vie have over had. TraPxic lights 1111W.) ,ettt `25ot Itt 'that ]�u �sY ens I propnso to purci aso another car. We uIll robin t;to one wo have becf%use it ,,as ! ot:;en to tLO place now "Alero ao are haJinl, A lot oz' invo;ti,ation work: to do tawi .Y7onovor -wo tn'to the present . dar out of a or -lice, ;t0 to Car on p?ttut'ol in the cit-j. Thi3 ot.►or car will oo 11sod ae a city car iebr any jjturpose v.fil 'L arises. It wl.11 ao .'or tho Chia! oil Polloo t!7 drivu on ^tw ciL-y 'bu6ir.o3j. It -a.11. not 59 driven o:ccopt on city 613 gip" f1a {9,W.• ,'1,01*10"16 0,11 ei£g7Jt"tCi. d9 "'Un o " �o"u:s. t'ritiw]1s' 4ityL. et3�aU1'r:t7 ».•�J,: ."��SJ�• �C +J.].Frf# t"t.'a;iu .' 3.,'��+�. .7i,6yY1s Sti+'a� c7 .`yai3t_a .J �4• '.'..+ttJan,l ".:3Cti.13 "' .••1��• �.�'�?al�..l.!rin .�a?r�i i."„� :. :•it'v'a '('r �i153:vs,.n'Et?':L'cC)`t -' 231C. t0'1=1 of Paso !,:AyO;;2 aIMIZZI : Any discussion from the Council? Any discussion from .- the audience? I.R. nGR {kR; Iiovr much in iiniforTMw are ,Mice al.lnwad a year? i111. GRI z1; 1:.c x750: It l.. ACKER: fl-ioro do you get 'IIIO50? That covers the buxiliariy Police. 75,0 for the 2o,;ulars and the test for the Auxiliary. (sf•tor further discussion) LTI. GRESr%Ld: Lot's transfer tifi500 of the Reserve l or Cot tip- encies fond i to auto wmonso, which will taal,o tsa.t 2600; and will leave, 4;'1516 in the Contin!enc5* fund. 1 YO I trTZ, Is there any discussion on i,i`. Oresiam's proposal? The nest item for d- iscussion vrill be Vie .unit=ation Department. 1.r. T,orley? OdRLZ'Y: 1r. President, that ;30,000 for salaries taT:os care of tivolve ;non, vr.'Ltlz an increase of lQj' for all of thcja, plus for vacations.' That includes the niSht wntclusai at the lit. On the :.auto e „ponse, that is 43000. We have cut that once. There is a possibility that wo won't use that much with r - p G� G y the -Cruel. 1're have and �Lho one tJO aiticit� ate mot:tsn , ox•L T cant see Going an lower or. 'two y-,reaent That covers the three truc_o and the bull dozer. On ogtupz,.oizt, vro have out that to ','4JO�r, as T siy, antici;aating that used 21 d Fde�er type that vie had demonstrated out here. The pri4stin45 is .a00 -- vro will use that. The miscellaneous fund of :;;100 will be needed too. On the hurricane emergency fund, we have out tktrnt from X2000 to Q1500. T hwie we don't have to use any of that, but last year vie were in a coons. The Roservo for Contini- encies fund covers the vratchman's shack, the shed, '6ho •toilets, arse; the li�Iits to ;o with that (garbage pit. I AY tZ 1AUTZ: That totalu ":d3,Oc�0. jiliy discus ,,ion fro^t the Council? Any di:icuooion fro:i the audience? o7o vrill ,,o on to tho nw :t bud;ot itest - ;,;unicipal buildirs a. T,,r. i,arrovi? i1t. ticle''li U, t,, and o juin ;.:o:jt oovors the lif;i1t3 in tao City all, . Piro Depgrtnlent, tI't7.0 btl,.lusr.o'l t1tG+ ” uf�'L ^.laz,, ,` 00.:. ;Paton �2t >� ;. iao' hd) b:. to.. inst,.ill city water hor a, turd to keep up •tl;o purr. 8. HngyAr s "y151) i,:ost Of that vrill bo unurl or, tste rw f oa' tAia rn'ra in now. 1,0s6x vo for Cdntiti6cancios !..,250. %4nl , ;,I:ta',• ,,00a Isaac:?: -te ,,s a.t`toro,�so in, stlurios. at wily +cave ono ir.^n to rOLi3d ;e) 1t �i t'r�J' Jlf 'ii il� v tAI:0 vat3 , tnU 412, nt "et y5i i! i S're ix1t �1 need o, .-bra : al-,i. Addi410115 to ilat3LC`.i # '• �rda C.. vri�l b s ' "�re3:)L3od Aru , a4loll - S,Cg 0. `ZJI ^vb ,Iva,; !,n 'boor -t-ll 'ZiY`ii ;`i't� 'o x'., ll, ei "6 �:'1', ' '�iaaJ 4it !1 t` a � w ] i4` i °f1• i� Irc . '—a door` _ ..Z". '.'M.: :•.'s, - iYifii tali .:I' .`,u jL'.a' + •9",�' rydi .a:.`J r,6.i "i :, .`a_'7 i. .v ..�6r 'n ..� "� W4,r: �,:pL '.i'':.� ,. r ;,ro "iu'�%r a•:,,:m"` ':Y'9=.� rvo � ,3 � * °ny'Qs Vt a3 i;b.� ;; ,'.9 :.:� :.�e:',B aY ., .Ti:w ,r•.. l�sxv. r�.�. tick `. ;$ ...tv - 4a . d Pare 5 JihYUR l,1Rj,2L`: Yes, of oov,rse. The nest is :'ado 1, isn't it? M W55 You - this '2s for Inspection and 0M. ,salaries and foes r93a0. p ntirig - Q50 (that is for inspection blanks and so forth). i..iscellaneous +1'100. This io a total of T19550. Pot Parks, salaries 15,120. That is for the one man who is maintained rogulrariz7 now in the parks, plus a playground policeman or suporvisor or whatever you milAnt call hi n, at . 35 a wook. We hone to use that •man at street cro sits during school se-8ons. Youth Center - `;100. D uiprcont - 82500. That is to be used in enuiproni Tor the colored play round znd to finish -bho ennis court yr t4 a now 'surfnco qnd replace this e�uiumont out bore. P.-tri -may Planting L,oard - i500. .iJ1'f .,'rlo not tln'•'la up in L se vrv.;Yi -,ht °hove to bu,,,r.:oorne plants. We are hopi l we aon't >.ise any of tta•t. At to present tits the Yark Superintendent is loin; vor,%r will horse trodi:ng -an *:, we raiSht not use t7tat, but" we'd like to I.avo it. That comas to a total of .822J. .1YUIt 1,li7i'C All Lets o la ' y to e I rosetien 3eparzment first - any disous.,ion on that; iron the Coi'tncil? my discu„sa.on i'mr, tlxe floor? LR. B674M:i: 'davit do you #Lean by Inspection Department? :;hat is that? „Fib` R Z ITZ;: Your Jauild"la _, ,,n.mbing, electrical inspectors:: i.R. 30" DL.: Dees ti:at include t.,e _..n's sc:lar3r that is on a foe basis? T.AYOR `111 _OZ: That a;; rij�1i;:_ die had to pay it. ,io included it in our anticipated incom ThoroFro ;:o iaC to iilclac o it in o."pl tso also. :R,. AMMM: hat is Go Building Ins oltor's' , :lr ry? 4. MILE(;,: It is not tvp now nt 'A25. iJ1 . A-CIM That vweno SrsQey for the eleC'.SriCeal in::pect ar? 's'hv:b u the , rsto ar..a.unt for tic electrical inspector and your other van. Sao sod its ttr. Rt "'J2a; isiwcusn _ olloviodj a �1i�14 :`1�a.LyLi ' r.$'• - "`�i�'C:.'1 h� rr'l «°jit ^C:`: 'trx'1. .i':�.[.ru x». : y1:1rt7 �.�,' '177 iO v it btrila vtVx!7 ror lila jYx. 7,s',:1}1Cdct'vrl 01' 'T «ua a t..'.b i'", Vr)J LL :.il?7t1. ?'or `fit o 1'dJi* for vwolvo 4000 , or >00. A h Y �'Tiw { �7 ,r +' ��.i+i a :Wi i :`JId WO htMl ,over Wt- e1t:' oll qL4 Vi 5 r; j junA ; :. ,0 a tTl{fe. av it v' Q �� [!r �] r1tY parjf d. ;. #* o.1, j',9roll Pat ..Aid 31006 or +t Vg a' "<"u+�.,�i .;: 1. �ta�v .'ii�;:1 ±: sd`.: t1 ud �'� : u'P .' or i 11 70-41- J. of .i f tot t .. '00 '.el .r:3 '?.iIN:, ".uer�ya `J� D.i 01 Qj vK"`a'i« w .,uol? '3 °.4" At a.40,011 V 10 A 41 no !gat to tv 1A J. a10ww1J't� � l,rx; S v emu'! . I3 v.:f31! Ott ,� ��_�� �v �w.'a� .YLr�+i 3;v.� �".st r[$o$�3';a� . '�`+ i� N1•.aiy i Page 6 IM. 5L13CK: On Street„ and Se- tiers,' s laries are set- up at `12,500. The actual for taro ofast fiscal year was Auto expense and eouipiaent - ?;AO'00. Street s i,;ns x)800. Stroot Li,;hts - ':5,500. Street maiiitenanoo materiel °4, 500. Sidmlmlhr, Linos and grades 4 ?500: f. Drainago and Sewerage ;' 3500. That is a total of 41,40,800. stow, I would like to explain on the salaries. iJe have a drainage Puid smuers pro;;ram I,ere', ;A ich is roinF to nocosaitate added help. That is on this Lud'lu:a Road grade. It is now in progress. Auto .expense and equipment we run into eq 2u iptapn't that is one year older than it eras a year ago. Some of it is badly in need of ^eneral ov`3rhaul. 3troot signs -- with now street re-nun ering which is anticipatod to t;o into effect around January 15, it will necessitate lettering, posts being set, end so forth. That shows an increase of ,200. Street lights -- we are adding more street lights. More have been in stalled ,since the last budget and -:re are in the process of installing, more at the present ti m.. I3igher prices, plus added work (which it is anticipated we will tape on for the year on street building) have brought that up. Sidewalks is a new item. Drainage and ?ewers under this particular set 'up of budget is a new item. Limes and grades will be necessary before the sidewal3 -s can be put in:. That is to establish permanent monuments for the City, or, in other words, have survey markers vJ'aich will make it much easier and wo can establish a grade throughout our business area for the purposo of setting sidewalks and having them uniform. T�AYUit T52TTgb' Any discussion from the Council? „a COIdLEM fair. President, I would like to ask IrAr r. Gluck if we are going to-get the si devmIks . and ;;ratios it! this year2 Ld?. r;LUCIt a The utont is 'to got it into the bud,-,et, then -e-.t started on it as soon as the funds are mado availablo. R. CORLEY: Vh at I had in mind there was, as .I have said a dozen times, there should be a bond issuo for the -whole thtir . 1,12. OLUCK: We have the need -- -vie have tiro demand for the s idowalks. ITO can make. 'a start -to sho;r tho bonofita Our bond issue would come u lot easier once the nood for sidovralks is rrado Toro thin in the nocesa ry b1lco:s. Z don't thin you Trill find a morc..ant VA10 Trill object to the -,Mro�r-lm or sido=lks ' ;M. 'COIMSY: ghat Z had in staid vray tl:o over -all picture of aide-valks oveiy;r}ioro vhton wo started_. .,AYoR :IRaTZ;: There is .his proalor . You c stt „ put ;yidorr�ll:, until �t you have linoz 'md r,;' ^dos o,tablislwd. ?to had a placo in front of the Po,t 'UjVica There a dry woll vm.; put in, but wo ,kill ;.nvo puueilas. If a 1equ I'm par grndbd our stroot, and '.didorr Ik s could be put in :.a t tvt stns a5ttldnl t, hwo 'L-hozo low spots. "It. trl2DIA. Vr. Prosiizo b, nnot'hor UM117, to ro-tso -bor, Whanover you start putt in in ,i to ll.o yati t ova to put ,Jour °:�rorr..el,s n yet utiv+ r praswit ,troo , €-,rs±da, or Olrs.1 :'et in troui3lo. You cans t 'rn31na the :31 Sf7.l'i� s. fa a!;' 1,A! -, dr xkl 1rGht; of '.st:,-?litooyt 3 ht)uno dn6 10 4ozal +, x' foci., lr! °rn w 6.41 s,,o wi9e' dy ol!;Ofj hOU30. a 2. E�tr;t=. f +t�O�i t tlt vhf �i ba "i�CS s "J' 3' rt9"'2Yd985 it!J t�lei li 5ti.y X33 "t ;r t3 i J site"uld ba oltnbli -dal Alt!e - 1 iwO e:t3:'_,i89&t to v..ei of t-'d'31ng oind }�lvµ3 rri� "t yy of till ,;I°dtll. ° 9aCD °,t °� • A'° !w,, J_j il ld All ba Lt4 J Y Of t� :AlJli $ 3 iltio• G.n'- $f#i4 ►sYY�J Lt il�:t'tiwx Vi<•Y- ir. �7t. • .. V -;y b W .,. :,,i YJb Wei✓ '��taJL.�ii`A�Y.4 1A3YY.�1 lrtiA d d *�'_Y 6' v -$ 1+ wW .i Y.��Y9W�. 11 J. Page 7 Lai. COItLEY: On your lines and grades ", it is true you have to have lines '.`. and grades. 1,2 1. AMPER: I':d lik_o to put a. little pin in this balloon of these. •great " - prices on engineering that are beirG bloom up 'so. In the first place, you have got as much for engineering lines and Grades hors as you have for the sidevmlks. 11AYOR FMITZ: That is right. The Ci=ty only pays for the intorsoction. The property ovmer pays fore the rest of the sidewalk. .(After further discussion) 1,12. CI:tLSlsv,t I will make a motion that the sidewalk program and the lines and grades be withdraw -n from the budget and at the next eloction that a bond issue be placed on the ballot; to dotermno if the citizens of South Llimii viant sidewalks and lines and grade's established in the city. That is a large expendi- ture and I think the people should vote on it. IM%- CORLEY: I s edond that., T;MYDR FRITZ: The motion is made and seconded that lines and grades -- _ Tai.. CORLEY: You might add this to it -- I'd be willing to refer that back to tho Zoning Board a-airt to sce if they :leant the over -all picture of the v4iole city on that. (Further discussion) LAYOR RITZ There is a 'notion before the i3oard. 'Mould you rend the motion, 1 x-G- !:artili ?' L.rs. h:artin re -read tho ;notion. kYOR 'RiITZ: Is there and further discussion? The Clork vrill fall th© vote. The Vote vms pollod, as f011OW:u w1r. yl -.,ek - no i.r. �Drav;alu - yea; Er. 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'v.'.iV -I' riU ?i�U�Yjd*1. +.. �Yloro L` fw 1'9 Qb i{i• v= 1 c+ , �l� sea r bdont ofir.. � °i o � :� i roM, xi _ r Y�ii t tho i9.°' tS'iil.d d9i�o6� 7� lx YWid �+Jeu_} +d r'vtli'� dp'ii i mlfi .5t 3 �e� g7tli3lc'iw;• �W 13 u€e utt grdd 13 i onl., yP llo i � ' it 4.1 -7itt .12 C V Odl r & ' 3$ J °3 pi'c� ev! -0 Or bar $i'>,'f3r 1 vt*r— ,. e", i "L'r r ,,7ia d o - Ito.�JL.q�.i>:u�It+ i'l L4 6, ::� 1,3,° '� > . 9_':1`U�.; .�+�.' �QD s..?:�m�dr or `�uV�a Fred ud:'i' AS >.Q:I. �.. 4i'1�3��t�. K u;. 3 i ` y: � ls, ux if -.ult? l `aiy' 'R +4 iii'., *i �..� v, vu� C.'�k+ . tt4!ai, otl4fi to°sgg' °iro:''1< d� 'b.:. -�7 � � wv � �C .1� '� .e t it �'q aQ! %;�. �.p���Zi 'ra�cYq�a '('�, .uo ✓'. 9Ji, iv ?I �L idd .�...�..�s.+xur.rrb :.:.' ,u ..�l.3i e1x. °'i'r.`>::. JI.�,N *�7;; ..x4.� ii,' .,�v ; '• 'i J.'..Y.�!v�93 $�: �l+ 'Al` r � Page 11 130YDRi, : Are you aura a of, ho,,Y that was Np ont . ? I could tell you. I vrant to re C a Chairman. It "rant to pay s•^.laries. T stron;,ly oppose ti?at. I:C you km Nuance Chairman. I �� tiloc.ha.nbax o Oort^•lerco, (r: jr. , but don!t delude our- selves and call it 1' ublici ty." ,DlY0R Ra TZ: That covers all of the expense ite;ls. I will o0 over the income very 11uicY_ly. Car inspection - ?4950 aGainst actual and anticipated collections for 1950 -51 of r ".5,500- The difference is Lliat we took Tactual and anticipated income and tool_ ton Per cent deduction on it., The -tax certificates and interest sot up at 1,150 last year actual and anticipated yore x'166.07. life car_'t very yell antici. >ste more than tro 4150. Inspection 7e..ar�mont last year, anticipated and actual income - •:10,433.90. This year' anticipated is (j524L1. That figure eras arrived at in -this =near. It was antici.,)ated that construction, in viovr of world conditions, would decreaso 50 By the same token, inspection i'oos „ vrould 'then decrease by the same amount. Therefore, 50 p of the inspection fees actual ands anti >cipatad for the two months, or a. total of ??10,433.90, would be (There followed much discussion on "he above.) JiAYOR 1RITZ: That is the figure that I sot. Ii it is vrrong, I Will stand criticism. Mevertheles;3, if zero fii;ure on a 50;§ basis, that is v�zat vro will. receive, 1 , , ^' , received t - eat , is and anticipated Continuzn r.Ltl. the income, Police Court Revenue actual 10,190.fiII. Ta' ins 90j of *he actual reoo? Ten In y ?vow as n total of ',9171. Occupational lire uses -- .,'9360. Actual and anticipated eras x;13,219.19. On 'the occupational licenses, on all licenses that vro lieva in tho ,City, wo anticipr:tod that they would continuo. H=over, on all licenses for Construction work, ,% %in wa 't-o(.k the 50;: fi_- Oro. Tie Lool, all cons't Llc'ticn and ailiad'occupYZ- ti;ns, elroot *iw. ;l, T!t'. �ySt" Otc. that "rel,. dire tly (10')�ilclen'v On COnitrLlCt,Len, vrork. Since -,yo *,,ad tnticipatod a�50,1 reduction in c0n5trtictiLn, VtO also anti- 50ra redticticmr,)in lic+anson. Utility to : - actually rocuivad in ton - ant:ls, '21,!4G.2 =, plus ostiria' ;ed ava taken 90'1' of that tan S:or tvrU wontll , ,�.'.�2&, Or ° uUW 1 Uf �6,e74 2f. r1 an Y r -to Ii.f'cl 2.,837 -arlft ,i ;wr,i ro l033 1C5't ;'Un ,6,2J2.25 - •,:Z.tLUi ^ { ✓S)4 `,r +:.G CO3 z. i s ye ? , ��>,.0 '-t. 4 "':'u d "1, Y rt' '!�a" vi,, � ,L'V h. (�. �.0 _ - on ttll(; 1) ".•'a °.3• ..o tool:, 1;,113 . ^.Ct17'.a. T r'31 .cj:'Gt7..'.�. `�w 'llf4. `Y�l or ro7 -ord, plub` 1 .1 +3 1Sa r r.)t�`. �,.,:�n � w .'"5 Y i. J t2n" tg CtG • +'u' i .1 (!' ( "' Yl•;•� � 9'u �.'�.1 rl .., •, 7 ' .' : L J. ! r. ,r'3.r 3 ,;, �,.> ry., � '" r',. -Oar: " ';) <v....d'�.l Jl 237. � ...,. nGdG,s�,,;;,.en- �?e �.'o1lo�rin,; frci;. nca�r °i�' x�J.c�i? ��:z yx•s >•,", re�4i:ig in -- itj outirety: U V01; .'0. 237 LI�s i:lti{I %:IO.. U'I'; aTC:: 0_' - CI?i"Y Or 50M — T. ;L'i?, 'LC:IZIDL, 1,01. 'X1 12 ir, �-M`L— —,TG lLUL I Y 1, A.D. 1952 ANT L'j* -Q '4G JI IF 30 A.D. 1952, ALD PROVILI G 7OR THE SBRAQ W 1LI`a`x C ,: 17R0 t5I0 is `TERLO2: T m ko: r motion that Ordinance o. 237 be placed on second rea.din;; by caption only. 11. CU.RIEY: I second the cation. The motion war, unanimously approved, wid the City Clark road Ordinance No. 237 for the second •tilao by caption only. The TwetinS ryas adjourned in regular order at 1:00 A. 7— July 11., 1951. f x ayor and President the City Council City' t:, ;� ;:' :^ <„ ?, - ,�, r` i �_ ,� rr ,r- -.ly �+ 1 -� a,. i �� li �1 y; lt' f! .. ., �, �� _,__ ,� ;o, i �` �� _ - . ''tom v;... lr!7 r 'TJ (:O - i�l,