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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1951 12-11 CC ADJ MIN329 National City, California, December 11, 1951 Adjourned meeting of December 4, 1951 of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Maurice garrigan at 7:30 P.M. o'clock. Councilmen present: Clarke, Curry, Hart, Ingalls, Carrigan. Councilmen absent: None. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS present: Alston, Campbell, Seifert, Gautereaux. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated last week the Council authorized the City Clerk to advertise for bids for a sewcr line on "v° Avenue between 6th and 8th Street!), and since then there have been developments in regards to obtaining easements, and it is recommended by City Manager Seifert that the authorization be revoked. Moved by Ingalls, seconded by Hart, that the author- ization be revoked. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated that in May of this year a quiet title action was brought against the City of National City, and upon his recommendation the Council authorized a stipulated judgment for the sum of $$148.53. The minutes did not show that it cleared certain property, so for the record and the City Clerk's records it is requested that a judgment in Quiet Title action, Belchez vs City of National City on Lots 1, 2 and 3 in Block 5 of Wilbur's Addn. to Mr. Belchez for the interests of the City, except the 1950-51 taxes. It is requested the Council authorize the City Clerk to cancel all taxes in conformance with the judgment as entered May 8, 1951, in action entitled Belchez vs City of National City. Moved by Hart, seconded by Curry, that the request be granted. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL roportod that ho had a signed roloas° from Elmer Doan Price who was arrostod Doconbor 7, 1951. MAYOR 330 • • (9 CARRIGAN ordorod the roloaso filed. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL statod ho had properod a resolution rogarding tho roof to bo constructed on tho City's warohouso. Bids woro advortisod and nono woro rocoivcd. If it is the dosiro to havo tho work dono by tho purchaso of matorials and supplios in tho opon markot by tho use of day labor it will bo nccossary to pass tho rosolution, or you may roadvortiso for bids or do nothii_t at this timo. COUNCILMADN CLARKE asked if thc City was not obligatod to advortiso for bids if the matorial and labor in- volvod in tho oxpendituro was ovcr $1,000. t12"ORKEY CAMPBELL said not at this time. Bids warn adv.rtiscd and nono woro ro- caivod. MAYOR CARRIGAN statod tho original bid included material and labor, and ho wondorod if it would not bo well to advortiso for bids on the matorial rather than on tho wholo job. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL statod tho Council can advortiso for bids on a portion or roadvortisc for tho ontiro job, whichever thoy so wish. Moved by Curry, socondod by Clarko, that wo advortiso for bids on materials and supplies, to be oponod Tuesday, Docombor 18, 1951. It would not bo nocossary to list tho material ih thc advortisomont, as it is on filo in the, City Clerk's offico. Carried, all Councilmen prosont voting aye. MAYOR CARRIGAN announcod that it was 6:00 P.M. and wb would now hold the hoaring on Rancho Mosa which was oontinuod from tho last mooting. REPORT FROM THE PLAJMING COMMISSION was road, stating tho socond hoaring of the Notico of Uso iistrict Hoaring was discussod. This includod tho rozoning of territory lying north_of 8th Stroot and oast of National Avonuo. It was tho rocommondation of tho Planning Commission that thoy dolcto from tho proposod chango and loavo in R-1 tho territory lying on the oast sido of IMF", or tho wostcrly lino, tho castorly lino would be 125 foot west of Highland Avcnuc; thc north lino being 125 • 331 foot on tho north sido of First Strcct. All othor changos to stay as plannod. Mrs. Sullivan was proscnt rogarding tho ro- zoning of Rancho Mesa annexation. Sho wishos to doloto a 0 portion of it from tho final approval so thoro could bo some C-3 zoning in the extromo northwost cornor. It was tho rocommon.~ ation of tho Commission that tho northwost quartor bo zonod C-3 and loavo tho southorn part as R-2; tho boundary to bo furnlshod lator. DORIS SULLIVAN was prosont and prosontod maps which woro proparod according to tho rccommondation of tho Planning Commission. It is tho dosiro of the Bay Vicw Hills Dovolopmont Company that tho Nz of Quartor Soction 75 and Quaror Soction 76 bo oxcludod from tho proposod zoning of tho aroa as R-1-A. It was tho opinion of tho Planning Commission that tho dovolop- mont would not bo hindorod if only tho northwost quartcr of Quartor Soction 76 bo changod and tho rost loft as thoy original- ly recommended. FRED PRP-;AAT, Mombor of the Planning Commission was present and statod that tho thinking of tho Planning Commission was that no arca within tho City limits should bo oxcludod from any zoning whatsoever. With that thought in Hind, and after talking with Mrs. Sullivan rogarding tho proposod dovolopmont in this aroa, in ordor that tho Commission can mako rocommondations that would suffico for tho dovolopmont tho pro- posod zoning was rocommondod by tho P1Fnning Commission. Tho Commission fait that tho C-3 and R-2 zoning botwoon tho R-1-A zoning would suffico for the,, to carry out their proposod dovolopmomt. MAYOR CARRIGAN stated tho original reason tho Planning Commission gavo that this ar;:a was in imuodiato nood of boing zoned R-1-A was bocauso Mrs. Dwiorc had a woll in that torritory and until it was zonod sho could not procood with her business of solling wator. COUNCILMAN CLARIE said it was his understanding that Mrs. Dwicro's rcquost was dofinitoiy to bo docidod Upon tonight, that was ono roason for having an adjourned 332 • mooting. MAYOR CARRIGAN askod Mr. Potorman if it would not bo ( nocossary for Mrs. Dwioro to roquost a zonc varianeo after this aroa is zonod. MR. PETRMiAN said that was corroct, and it is 1 awaiting tho Council's approv21 of tho proposod R-1-A zoning so sho can mako hor roquost. Th..ro is considcrablo confusion as wo aro actually talking about ono largo aroa brokon up into 10 two or moro subdivisions of that aria. J. R. HARVEY was prosont and said ho boliovod tho Council should look choad regarding such mattors and ho thought it would bo woll if tho zoning would bo such that Mrs. Dwioro could start h:r businoss without having to Como in and ask for a vcrianco. You arc, setting up o now 411 aroa and know tho probloms now bcforc it is zonod and ho thought this should bo takon into consideration. After considorablo discussion Councilman Ingalls made a motion, socondcd by Curry, that wo follow the informal roeomnendations of tho Planning Commission in that tho northwost quartor of Quarter Section 76 be zonod C-3 and the southorn pert as R-2, and the othcr monitory bo zonod R-1-A, and that tho City Attorm y bo author- izod to proparo an ordinanco nocossary to make thc chcngo, Motion deniod, by tho following voto to -wit: I\Trvs: clrrk,, Hart, Crrrignn. Ayos: Curry, Ingalls. HRS. SULLIVLN sold sho would urgo the Council, if they scc fit, to adopt a zono to Spormit Mrs. Dwioro to gut her businoss strrightonod out, and unloss it is adoptod thcro will bo no zono and r zonc vrrianco will not bo possible. Moved by Hrrt, socondod by Carrigan, that wo accept tho origirrl rocommondction of the Planning Commission, that tho ontiro aroa bo zonod R-1-A, and tho ettornoy bo ruthorizod to proparo the nocossary ordinanco. MRCS. SULLIVAN nskcd whcthor or not tho Council would consider a business zono in this area so that they may innodictoly filo an application or ar,plicetions for zone variances. MLYOR CARRICLN said ho boliovod thc Council would not objoct to businoss in tho iron. COUNCIL- r 333 M.AN INGALLS said ho thought thoro was n lot of lout mptien in this action by making it nocossary for this particular dovolop- mont to come in lator on and ask for a zono varianco to make it 1 a businoss zono. Why should wo wait until lator? MAYOR CARRIGAN said tho original thinking for tho R-1-A zono was that whon tho nooplo woro annoxod thoy would bo givon tho zono noar- • ost to what was comparable in tho County. Tho Council's think- ing is moroly on tho matter off' procoduro, inasmuch as enycno asking for anything other than R-1-L zoning will bo roquirod 111 to roquost a zono varianco. MRS. KODISH statod it sooms to her that if it is nocossary for ono porson to cone in for a zono varianco that it would bo only fair that tho so,no procoduro bo followod for ovoryono. COUNCILMAN CURRY said ho thought it would bo in order for tho Bay Vicw Hills Dovolopnont Company to ask for a zono varianco. Carriod, by tho following veto to -wit: Ayos: Clarke, Curry, Hart, Carrigan. Nays: Ingalls. i ATTORNEY CAMPBELL stated ho had proparod a locso botwoon tho 0 City, and Tarter, Wobstor & Johnson, Inc., and thoy aro willing to commence e loesohold Docombor 15th for e five year poriod with e fivo yoar option. RESOLUTION NO. 5605 wee rood, approving a le,.^so agroomont bo- • twoon Tarter, Wobstor & Johnson, Inc., and tho City of National 1 o., City, a copy of said 'case, is attached horcto. Maurice Carrigan,: Mayor of the City of National City is, and ho is horoby, author- izod and diroctod to oxocuto the samo for and upon bohalf of said City. Movod by Ingalls, socondod by Hert, that tho Rosolution adoptod. Carriod, ell Councilmon pro.sont voting ayo. (LTTORNEY CAMPBELL statod ho proparod a contract botwcon tho City 0 rnd F. San Martin for tho collection of garbago. Tho contract is in tho same form vs tho prosont onc. It wcs tho rocor. ond- ntion of City Menagor Soifort that Proposal No. 1 bo accoptod, • l g/11 1 1 1 • • 334 in which tho biddor proposos to pay tho City $252.50 for tho right to collect garbego within tho City for ono year. RESOLUTION NO. 5606 wcs road, cry -roving en agboonont botwocn F. Son Martin and tho City of National City, c copy of which is ettachod haroto. Maurico Carrigan, Mayor of tho City be, and ho is horoby, authorizod and dircctod to execute tho sons for end upon bchalf of the seid City. Movod by Curry, seconded by Hcrt, that tho Rosolution bo adopted. Cerriod, all Councilman prosont voting aye. RESOLUTION NO. 5607 was reed, approving: r pornit grantod to Robort D. Loslio, c copy of which is attcchod horoto. Maurico Carrigan, Mayor of tho City bo, and he is horoby, authorizod end dirocted to oxocuto tho sane for and upon bohrlf of said City. Movod by Ingalls, socondod by Curry, that tho Resolution bo adopted. Carriod, all Councilnon prosont voting ayo. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL statod thot last work Mr. Kcthol subnitt,d an apnlicction for tho oxclusion of Lots 135 to 145 inclusive of Notional Vista Subdivision No. 1. Tho City of National City can logelly oxcludo that portion undor tho provision of tho Govornnont Code 35304 if the' City of San Diogo wishes to take tho property into tho City of S^n Diego. It will roquire two actions, ono by this Council and ono 1-tor by tho City Council of San Diogo. Whothor or not tho City of San Diogo con logally take it in is sonowhct of a question. If tho Council of National City, wish by rosolution to oxcludo it 1411l bo dopondont upon San Diego boing able to teko it boforo this cction can bccono cffoctivo. It will roquiro a resolution of this Council. Tho -roporty going out by the City limits would bo bound and subjoct to the lions now cxistini; against tho proporty. Thoro is ono ithor thought thrt eight be prosontod ^nd thct is tho natter of -owor latorcls, which Mr. C^npboll said heuundorstands hcvo bccn 410 12/11 I 335 installod on those lots end as yot thoro hrvc boon no connoctions ride. Tho Council night wish to givo sono considorrtion to tho oxponso of tho instrllation of tho sowor latorals in tho event you docido to oxcludo tho t:rritory, bocauso if it is oxcludad you cannot nako my donand on Mr. Krthol or any subsoquont ownor for your connoction foo that you would got as long ns tho 0 proporty rorinins in tho City. C. L. KATHOL was prosont and said there is a sowor 'atonal on north Harbison _^_vonuo end thoro is e vory short latoral thrt would not cot- r the full frontago on Division Stroot orst of Hrrbison, :,nnt howcvor, does not cover all tho lots, four could not bo sc,rvic „I. I 2. K- thol said ho took it for grnntod that ho would pay the 0.70.00 whothcr ho was in National city or Sen Diogo, th^t is c stipulation ho would be willing to nako now. MAYOR CARRIGAN roquostod that tho City Attorney, City Manngor and City Enginoor moot with Mr. Krthol this wcok. ATTORNEY CAME: ELL suggostod Mr. Kathol contact City Manngor Soifort Thursday. 1 • 0 RESOLUTION NO. 5608 wes road, accepting cortrin doods from tho County of San Diogo by tho City of National city. Tho City Clerk is nuthorizod end diroctcd to rocoivo tho doods for tho City of Notion-1 city rnd to rocord sano. Movod by Clcrko, socondod by Curry, that tho aosolution bo adoptod. Carriod, ell Councilmen _resont voting ayo. • 1 1 ATTORNEY CAMPBELL roportcd thrt tho Wator Company filed a notition for a furthor horring in thoir rate cpnlicrtion. No dnto for tho honring hos boon sot. MAYOR CLR 2IGAN stctod y.stordcy that City Mnn^.gor Soifort, ittornoy Carpboll end ho nttondod r mooting with tho Chula Vist- Council in roccrd to tho Water Company contract, and it is roquostod that tho Council authorizo, if it is nocoss-ry, thrt tho City Attorney go to San Francisco with tho Attorney from Chula Vista to nttonpt p • • 336 to got sono holp from tho Utilitios Commission on this problom. Movod by Ingalls, socondod by Hort, thnt tho trip bo euthorizod. Cnrriod, all Councilmen prosont voting nyo. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL statod sor_ctinc rgo tho Council nuthorizod him to write to Assonblynan Stanley oxprossing tho City's intorost in L.ssonbly B111 3217 which wrs dosignod to olininnto tho County subsidy. Mr. Stanley ropliod and thenkod tho Council for thoir cooporntion end assurod tho Council ho would do ovory- thing ho can, end nskod that ho bo k.p t infornod if thoro is enything in this aroa that night be useful to him in his fight for tho bill when it cones up rgrin. ATTORNEY CAMPBELL roportod that tho California victor & Tolo- phono Company has rocoivod information as to our Uso Tnx Ord- inanco. Thoro hes boon no oxclusion of tho rJ^tor Conprny in tho 1 Ordinnnco, howovor it does provide for oxclusion of itons usod by other Utilitios. Tho iirtor Company roquosts that the Ord- inanco bo anondod to oxcludo thou. Tho roeson for tho ex- elusion in tho fora as in tho Ordinanco was thrt tho Codo provision authorizing cities of Sixth Class to adopt tho Uso Tax Ordinance providos thrt you oust oxcludo thoso spocific onos. This cnn bo laid ovor for furthor study. MAYOR CARRIG1,N ro- quostod this bo lrid ovor for furthor discussion. RESOLUTION NO. 5609 was rord, emoting cortain boulovnrd stops in tho City of National City, Tho Sup.:rintondont of Stroots is horoby diroctod to lnstrll tho boulcvrrd stop signs, in recordnncc with low. Movod by Hart, socondod by Ingells, thnt tho Rosolution bo ndoptod. Cnrriod, all Councilnon prosont voting nyo. sTTORNEY CAMPBELL statod Mr. Bouthol of tho Division of High- ways prosontod a lottcr to tho Council at tho last mooting rc- • 1 p 1 337 quosting tho change of trcffic signals at 8th & National i_vonuo fron trcffic-actuctod to fixod-tiro control. Both City Mrncgcr Seifert and Chiof Smith hnvo approvod tho,chango. R'SOLUTION NO. 5610 wes ro-d, concurring with tho oxprossod intontion of tho Division of Hlghwrys to convort certain traffic' signals at 8th Stroct and National Avonuo, National City, Crlifornia, Stato Routo 2, Highway 101, from traffic-actuctod to fixod-tino control, cnd thrt said City Council doos not objoc. thoroto. Movod by Hcrt, socondod by In,; lla, that tho Rosolution bo adoptod. Carriod, all Couneil-'cn pr a nt voting nyo. ATTORNEY C2PBELL stated ho hid prop -rod an onondmont to tho Dog Ordinanco which changes tho foo from j3.0O to $2.00 for mole or noutorod dogs and $4.00 for female dogs. According to tho Stott) low a $3.00 foo cannot bo charged for halo dogs, tho limit is $2.00 for r_alo and $4.00 for fonalc dogs; also changing tho dato of vaccinction, proof of which nood not bo mado prior to May 1, 1952. Tho ordinanco hes boon sot -up as an onorgcncy ono. COUNCILMAN HART said he would suggost $2.00 for Halt end $3.00 for fonalo dogs. PCS. KODISH stated sho thought tho proposod cnondmont to tho ordinanco was very good end it is hor suggostion that wo charge 2.00 end 4.00 es proposod; it is nn added source of rovonuo end it is hor undorstrnding thc loos cro to bo usod in greeting n Dog Pound for National City. ORDINANCE NO. an ordinance acionding Ordinanco No. 828 by anonding Soctions 12 and 16 of sold crdinanco and dccicring its urgoney for tho innodiato prosorvation of the public poaco and safety, was road in full. Moved by Curry, socondod by Hrrt, thrt the ordinanco bo lrid ov..r until thc noxt rx oting for tho socend and final reading. Carriod, by tho following votc to - wit: Ayes: Clarke, Curry, Hart, Ingalls, Corrigan. N'ys: None. 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 338 ATTORNEY CAMPBELL statod tho ngroonont with tho County of San Diogo for tho laesing of tho Court Annox has boon signod by tho Board of Suporvisors and roturnod to us for tho signature of Msyor Carrlgen, if tho Council so dosirod. RESOLUTION NO. 5611 was rocd, approving that cortein agroonont between tho County of Srn Diogo end tho City of Nntionrl City, a copy of which is cttachod horoto and by this roforoneo in- corporatod horoin. Maurico Corrigrn, M^yor of tho City is, and ho is horoby nuthorizod and diroetcd to oxceutc the saro for and upon bohalf of tho arid City. M.rvcd by Clarke, socondod by Ingalls, that tho Rosolution bo adopted. Ccrriod, nll Council - non prosont voting ayo. CITY MANAGER SEIFERT statod ho had arrangod with tho Civil Sorvico Connission for tho Council tc moot with thon, and tho deto has boon sot tontetivoly es Doconbor 17, 1951 et 7:30 P.M. AUDITOR'S REPORT for tho fiscal year 1950-51 was again prosontod. Movod by Curry, socondod by Hart, that tho roport bo accoptod. Carried, all Councilnon prosont voting ayo. COMMUNICATION FROM ROBERT L. HURLBUT was road, roquosting authorization for transfer fron tho Stroot Doprrtncnt, which is undor Civil Sorvico Rulos and Rogulntions, to tho Enginooring Dopartnont, which is not included in Civil Sorvico, said trans - for to bo offoctivo Novombor 1, 1951. Movod by Hart, socondod by Curry, that tho roquost bo grantod. COUNCILMAN INGALLS etat©dthb lottor is not regular as Mr. Hurlbut nes not rosignod ^s yot, ho is asking for a trnnsfor fron ono dopartnont to rnothor. COUNCILMAN CLARKE concurrod. COUNCILM/N INQLLLS suggostod tho roquost lbo approvod and havo Mr. Hurlbut put in n formal lcttor of rosignation. MAYOR CARRIG"N roquostod City Menegor Soifort to havo Er. Hurlbut sond in his resignation. 1 �J 1 1 • 1 1 1 • 339 Carried, all Councilmen prosont voting ayo. CITY CLERK LLSTON statod the Engin®or roquostod Mr. Hurlbut's salary bo raisod from $281.00 to $293.00, offoetivo Novonbor 1, 1951. Movod by Ingalls, socondod by Hart, thrt Mr. Hurlbut bo omployod in tho third salary bracket for Drefts•;an,$293.00 por month, offoetivo Doconbor 1, 1951. Carried, all Council -'on prosont voting ayo. MAYOR CARRIGAN statod ho has rocoivod a number of complaints about the whito linos on National Lvonuo. CITY MANAGER SEIFERT said this has not boon takon caro of bocnuso of tho woethor. MAYOR CLRRIGLN statod ho would like the Council's opinion on advortising for bids on tho trash pickup in National City. CITY MANAGER SEIFERT said ho thought it would bo woll to ad- vortiso for bids. MRS, KODISH was prosont and statod tho onco a wook of trash pickup is not sufficiont, sho would bo in favor of two a wook if tho prico would bo tho sand. CITY MANAGER SEIFERT statod the groatost troublo with tho trash pickup is the containers in which tho pooplo put thoir rubbish, thoy should got lergor end noro substantial containors. MARS. DOROTHY JENSEN was proscnt and statod sho has contacted at lonst r dozon pooplo who fool that once a wcok trash pickup is not sufficiont, and sho would bo norc sctisfiod to havo one pickup of garbago end two of trash. i,ftor some discussion it wee novod by Clarko, scccndod by Corrigan, that tho City Clerk bo --authorizod to advortiso for bids for tho pickup of rubbish, said bids to bo oponod February 5, 1952 at 8:00 F.M. Carried, ell Councilman prosont voting ayo. COUNCILMAN CURRY statod ho thought wo should appoint a Rocroatior Connittoo prior to tho tino a Rccroetion Director is soloctod, -nd that thoy should hevo a part in tho soloction of tho Diroctor MAYOR CARRIGAN atetad it is tho Council►s prorogntive to soloet 340 tho Diroctor, that it should not bo loft up to tho Committee; and that tho Diroctor should bo holpful in solocting tho typo of pooplo he, or sho, is going to work with. COUNCILMAN INLALLS 1 eskod if it wts truo thot thoro rro only two logel Commissions in a Sixth Class City, th^t is tho Planning Commission and tho Civil Sorvico Commission. MLYCR CJ CIG..M strtod that wes corroct, and it is his suggostion that prior to tho appointnont of any Corr_ittoo, that thc Ordinenco we hevo on tho books es to tho Rocrcation Commission, bo roscindod. COUNCILMJN CLARKE statod such a proposel morns thnt we rrc side tracking tho Civil Sorvico Commission, and he is net in favor of bringing eny Comnittco in to dotorminc who is going to be tho Rocrortion Diroctor. Tho Civil Sorvico Commission is quito ccpnblo of that soloction. MAYOR CLRRIGoN stated tho quostion ho bcliovas, is whothor it is tho proper tino to appoint the Conr_ittoo, and sinco this post is so important, thrt of the throo persons soloctod by tho Civil Sorvico Co-inissicn tho Council should hold c honring with tho thrc:o in quostion bcforo any 'iro appointod. COUNCILMAN INGLLLS stated ho qucstionod tho advis^bility of heving tho Cornittco choose somoono thrt tckos n Dcpartnont Hoed post, and ho cannot soo a Director picking tho pooplo who aro going to noro or loss guido his activitios. COUNCILMAN CURRY askod Mr. Ingells if ho did not b„liovo a Comnittoo would bo in a butter position to r_eko n rocomnondction for a Diroctor than thc Council. Tho Cornittoo would bo soloctod from pooplo who aro intorostod in rocror.tion end schooled in rocroation to c cortein dogroc. MIYOR C:_RRIGAN statod ho thought thrt was en ^ssunption Rs tho Connittoo has not boon appointod, and wo do mot know whon thoy aro appointod if thoy heva hcd any oxporicncc or not. COUNCILMLN INGLLLS acid porheps it should bo given Moro thought cold discuss it rt tho nixt noting. COUNCILMAN OLLRKn said ho would bo in favor of Councilmn's Ingells suggostion. • 341 PL.YOR CLRRIGLN roquostod tho City Lttornoy to proparo tho nocossnry 1ogn1 docunont to rescind tho Ordinanco cronting n Rocrontion Commission, end favorod holding tho nattor ovor for thc soloction of n Rocroction Co*imittoo. COUNCILMLN CURRY ^skod tho limit of timo tho Council has to appoint n City Enginoor. LTTORNEYCL/CPBELL statod thoro is no lognl roquironont. You crn logrlly oporrto without an Engineer. but I am not cttonpting to sey you crn offoctivoly oporrto without ono. MLYr: CLRRIGLU statod lIr. Gray will bo horo until Doconbor 31, cnd that with the holidays and vrrious othor things thnt will coma up bctwooi. now 'nd th0 first of tho yoar, it probably would not do c groet docl of good to c.dvortiso prior to thrt tin°. COUNCILMEN CURRY nskod whot notiod is being usod to colloct tho Uso Tax. 12TTORAEY CL.HPBELL strtod thoro is no nothod as yot, tho Ordinnnco is offoctivo as of Novonbor 1, 1951,, no roport is nocossery or peymont shall bo made boforo J-nurry 1, rnd botwoon Jnnurry 1 and 31 thc first two months must bo roportod. It is going to roquirc a form smut/lint sinil-r to tho salos tax fore, oventurlly thoy will h^vc to bo tiod to- gothor whop thoSrlcs Tax Ordinrnco is anondod, and thoy will both bo roturnablc tho srrc tiro ns thc Stato roturn. Lt tho prosont tiro thoy will h^vo to bo roportod soparatoly. Movod by Curry, socondod by Hrrt, thrt tho mooting bo closod. C^rriod, all Councilman prcsont voting ryo. LTTEST: CITY CL tK