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In Re Agreement with Dr. Will Flood. In Re Gcmmunication Planning Commission. In Re Application of Reformed Presbyterian Church. In Re Leave of Absence Otto R. Haan. In Re Application N. Bordon. In Re Application of Mr.& Mrs. O.V. Jones. In Re Petition to Pave Certain Alley. the application of the service station. Standard 0il Company to erect a On motion of Trustee McBride, seconded by Sutton and car- ried, the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an agreement between Dr. Will Flood and the City relieving and protecting the city from expense of removing a por- tion of his building within the set back line located at the southeast corner of Broadway and Tenth in event that that the street is widened in the future. On motion of T~ustee Kelly, seconded by Sutton and car- ried, the communication from the Planning Commission relative to a system of general tree planting in the Cit was referred to the Engineer with power to act. On motion of Trustee Sutton, seconded by Kelly and car- tied, the property at the northwest corner of Bishop and Flower was ordered posted for special uses and the joint hearing date set June 9th, 1930, in compliance with the application of the Reformed Presbyterian Church to move their church building from the corner of First and Spur- ge0n to Bishop and Flower. On motion of Trustee Sutton, seconded by Kelly and ~ar- tied, Otto R. Haan, member of the Planning Commission, was granted a months leave of absence from the State. On motion of Trustee Kelly, seconded by McBride and car- ried, the application of N. Bordon to buy and sell second hand clothing and Jewelry at his place of business, E. Fourth Street, was referred to a committee to investi- gate and report back. Trustees McBride and Sutton were appointed as such committee. On motion of Trustee Kelly, seconded bY sutton and car- tied, the application of Mr. & Mrs. 0.V. Jones to permis- sion to locate a lunch wagon on E. Walnut Street between Evergreen and Minnie Streets, was referred to a committee to investigate and report back. Trustee McBride and Sutton were appointed as such committee. On motion of ~rustee McBride, seconded by Kelly and car- ried, the petition for paRng a certain n~th and south alley between Broadway and Birch Street from Chestnut to Camile Street, was denied for the reason that petition did not carry 51% of the property owners, signatures.