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460 In Re Petition of John A. & Mattle Goetz. In Re Application Thomas Moyahan. In Re Application H. L. Mayler. In Re Sec~y. Salary Unemployment Emergency Committee. In Re Communication Southern Pacific Company. In Re ~on~ractor,s Bonds. On motion of Trustee Witmer, seconded by HasenJaeger and carried, the petition of John A. and Mattie Goetz to have the condition of the street and gutter remedied in front of property located at 2§88 S. Main Street, was referred to Trustee HasenJaeger and the City Engineer. On motion of Trustee Wa~ner, seconded by HasenJaeger and carried, the application of Thomas Moyahan to have proper. ty located on South Main Street and described as Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Il, l~ and the west 100 feet of Lot 38 of Tract #1§9 rezoned for Light Industrial Zone to permit him to conduct a service station, auto parts and wrecking yard, was referred to the Planning Commission. On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by Hasenjaeger and carried, the application of Thomas Noyahan was taken under advisement for one week. On motion of Trustee HasenJaeger, carried, the application of H. L. seconded by Warner and Nayler to have the northwest corner of First and Patton Street rezoned for Neighborhood Business Zone to per~it the erection of a building to be used by the Home Ice Company, was referred to the Planning Commission. On motion cf Trustee HasenJaeger, seconded by Warner and carried, the recommendation of the Planning Co~ission accepted approving the property for posting to change the property at the northwest corner of First and Patton Streets to Neighborhood Business Zone provided plans are submitted satisfactory to the Building Inspector and the Planning Commission. On motion of Trustee HasenJaeger, seconded by Witmer and carried, the request of H. P. Rankin, Chairman of the Citizens Unemployment Emergency Com~ittee, for the by the City of the Secretary,s salary for a period of two months, was granted. On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by Witmer and car- ried, the communication of the Southern Pacific Company suggesting that the gate~ be removed at theFo~rth Street crossing and the trains flagged and no wigwags be until a later date, was referred to a committee of Trustee HasenJaeger, Warner and the City Engineer. On motion of Trustee Witmer, seconded by Warner and car- ried, the bonds of Charles C. Dunbar for Electrical Work and H. F. Garland for Plastering Work were referred to