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In answer to Councilman Wood, Mr. Murray explained that defini te boundaries are required to remOVe generali ties in identi~icc~tion of neighborhoods. It would not exclude anyone from participating who has',~an" interest in a specific neighborhood. Vote was taken on the motion as stated. MOtion carried unanimously. , Camm 4/4/73 Apprave ,. D. Audit Agreement, 1972-73 - Copies of proposed agreement with Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery were previously distributed to Council members. The pro~sal refle~t~ an increase in costs of $1.00 per hour for a,udit supervisor and aud~ tors. Adm~n~stra- ,tion feels the proposal is acceptable. Mrs. Beal moved seconded, by Mr. Williams to approve the agreement as presented. ,Motion carried unanimously. Cahrrn 4/47173 APP,F,0<Y;E3- E: Mobile Home for Nightwatchman, 1010 West 1st Avenue - Requested by A1' sTowing Service. Staff recommends approval, location meets criteria for location of mobile homes. Mr. Williams moved unanimously. F '3) . ,~ seconded by Mr. Wood to approve the request. Motion carried Camm 4/4/73 Apprave Jlmending Code re: Safety Procedures in Public Rights-of-way - Copies previousLy distributed to Council members. The amendment would establish standards of traffic control devices and signing on construction projects in the public right-of-way. Camm 4/4/73 Apprav$ ~2J Amending Code re: Bicycles - Copies previously furnished Council members. The amendment COvers safety regulations for the oper,a'tion of bicYCles. -. , It was understood both ordinances would be included on the April 9 Council agenda in the ordinance section. Camm . 4/4/73 " Apprave proclamation on EarthWeek to be issuea The BRING organization asked Council in the recycling drive scheduled for G. Proclamation, EarthWeek - Copies of proposed , by the Council were previous.J.y distributed. support to encourage ci tizens to participate the week of April 8-15, 1973. Councilman Williams questioned the fifth"Whereas" which'states that -reCycling ".. . lessens the consumption of power.. .." He felt in a number of instances power consumption would be increased although the depletion of natural resources would be alleviated. Mr~. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Wood to approve the proclamation. Motion carried unanimously. Camm 4/4/73 Apprave : It was understood there would be an attempt to gather further infoI71lation with regard to power consumption in the recycling effort. H. Li uor License A lications :;1 Dari-Mart #9, 801 West 28th Avenue - Adding partner (PB) Howard, Gladys, Jock, Michael, Warren Gibson and Jeanette Davis ~. \~;) Louie's Village, 947 Franklin Boulevard - New (RMBC) Margaret F., Tim, and Betty Louie Staff has no objections and OLCC reports no protests. Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Wood to recommend approval of the applications. Motion carried unanimously. Camm 4/4/73 Apprave I. Easement, SCS ]J.-3 Drainage Channel - Between Bel t Line Road and Danebo Avenue. ITo be purchased from Everett Olsen for $~800. Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Wood to authorize the purc~ase. unanimously. Camm Motion carried '4/4/73 ~ppro1e J. Mall Permits, -i} Roger Rix, .. basis. ;i.} Paul Bahren, Jr., in poster form at Commercial Uses 1020 River Road, requests permission to sell carnations on a roving 2105 South A, Springfield, requests permission to sell poems the corner of Broadway and Olive. - reminded Council of the highly controversial nature of commercial uses i o'F . . 'Ell 1 , particularly uses in competition with existing businesses. In anSWer to ItNC2:.1!men Williams, Manager said the permits were requested for on-going activi:ties, not for a specific period of time. counciiman Williams asked if the permits could be issued on a revocable basis, not as to ~ength of time particularly, \oCJ 4/9/73 - 12