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t66 ~n Re ~mending Zoning Ordinance ef 1939 Tn Re 0nie A. Sanders In Re Dine-& Dance Ordinance In Re &uto~obile Clerk's Office In Re Storm Sewer North Flower ~t. In Re Sound Truck Local 692 In Re Appointment Howard Straw Traffic Safety Com. Ayes, Trustees Herbert L. Hill, Joseph P. Smith, E.D.Yost, D.W.Kelsey, Plummet W. Stuns Noes, Trustees None Absent, Trustees None on motion of Trustee Kelsey, seconded by Hill and carried, the following Ordinance entitled: ',Ordinance Amending Zoning Ordinance of 1939" was introduced, read, considered and placed on file for second reading. # 0hie A. Sanders appeared before the Board extending his thanks to his friends for attemding the open meeting in connection with him dismissal from his Job as meter reader for the Water Department. A.M.Mapes stated that he wished to to point out that it is a long time/work fr~m, 1941, and he made a motion that he believed an open hearing should be held in connection with the dismissal of Mt. Sanders H.M.Hayward seconded Mr. Mapes' motion. No action was taken by the Council. On motion of Trustee Kelsey, seconded by Hill and carrie~, an ordinance with reference to the am~ndment~of the dine and. dance ordinance was held in abeyance until such time as some person or persons appeared before the Council with a definitei plan for the Council's consideration and the public to be notified of the time and place for such consideration. On motion of Trustee Hill, seconded by Smith and carried, the Director of Public Safety and Auditor were authorized to purchase an automobile for the Clerk's Department not to exceed $V78.00 including trade-in. Trustee Smith reported that he would have a full report on the construction of the North Flower Street storm sewer, from Santa Clara Avenue to Santiago Creek, at the next meeting and declared that the city's decision to do the work itself saved approximately $2400.00 to $2800.00. Trustee Kelsey reported that the microphone had been removed ~ from the sound truck operated by the Truck Drivers Local 692,1 in strike situation at Otto Haan's Automobile Agency, a t 505 South Main Street. The Mayor submitted the name of Howard Straw as a member of the Traffic Safety Commission, and on motion of Trustee Hill,! seconded by Smith and carried, the ~pointment of Howard Stra? was approved for the remainder of the term, March 15th, 1942.1