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Request
<br />Hanson-O' Bryan and
<br />Associates
<br />(Auct ion )
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<br />Request
<br />Hanson-O'Bryan and
<br />Associates
<br />(Conduct auctions at
<br />regular intervals)
<br /> b~ ~0
<br />
<br />Claim for
<br />Damages
<br />
<br />Request
<br />Mrs. Joe W. Headlee,
<br />el al, Adult Crossing
<br />Guard Hazard St. at
<br />Rosita School
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<br />Request
<br />R. M. Stebbins,
<br />Buffums' Mid-block
<br />Crosswalk Bush St.
<br />btn 9th and 10th
<br />sts.
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<br />Request
<br />Diamond School P.T.A.,
<br />et al Flashing red sig-
<br />nal intersectionGreen-
<br />ville St. and Edinger
<br />Ave. ~ ~ 0
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<br />On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, therequest of
<br />Hanson-O'Bryan and Associate8 was gra~ted to hold an auCtion May 15, 1962, at lOIB
<br />No. Puller Street, of Electrical Contractor's equipment, trucks, tools, supplies,
<br />and office furniture of Wright Electric~ Inc.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by H1Abbax~land carried, the request of
<br />Nanson-O'B~yan and Associates was denied for continuing authority to conduct auc-
<br />tions at regular intervals, subject to applicable license fees, at 838 East First
<br />Street.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the claim of
<br />Charles L. Abernathy, for damages in the sum of not less than $25,000.00, for
<br />alleged d~mages to his personal liberty and freedom, his physical body and person,
<br />and in his business relations with business and professional clients, resulting
<br />from arrest based on traffic violations for which the fines had been paid, was re-
<br />ferred to the Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
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<br />The Manager orally reported an investigation has been made at the intersection at
<br />Hazard Street in front of the Rosita School and it meets the established require-
<br />ments for the placing of a crossing guard, reference petition sigued by approximate
<br />ly 380 persons requesting an adult crossing guard at Hazard Street in front of the
<br />Rosita School, and fully rejecting the principle of a school boy patrol. On motion
<br />of Cotmcilmau Brewer, seconded by Heinly and carried, the petition was received and
<br />filed. Mrs. Joe W. Headlee, ll02 North Berni Street, presented an additional peti-
<br />tion, with apprex~m~tely 52 signatures, to the petition previously submitted. On
<br />motion of Counc~Imau Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the petition was re-
<br />ceived and filed~ Mrs. Headlee stated reasons for objecting to a school boy patrol
<br />at this location, because, the patrolis exposed to possible traffic hazards, pupil
<br />patrols place grave responsibilities in the hands of immature children, and this
<br />program deprives patrol members of valuable class time which should be spent in
<br />study and instruction, and requested the placement of a paid adult crossing guard.
<br />It was moved by Councilman Brewer, that an adult crossing guard be employed at
<br />Hazard Street in front of the Rosita School, for the remainder of this year and
<br />next year. Motion lost for lack of a second. On motion of Councilman Heinly, sec-
<br />onded by Hubbard and carried, the request for an adult crossing guard was denied.
<br />R. M. StebbinS, Personnel-Operations Nanager~ Buffums'~ stated there is a problem
<br />with pedestrians crossing in the middle of the block on Hush Street, between 9th
<br />and loth Street, and requested to go on record for public safety, reference his re-
<br />quest for a mid-block crosswalk across Bush Street, between 9th and 10th Streets.
<br />On motion of Counc~l,~n Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the request was
<br />denied.
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<br />C~-.....unication was presented frc~ the Department of Public Works recommending denial
<br />of replacement of the three-way stop, and recommending placement of a school boy
<br />patrol at the intersection of Greenville Street and Edinger Avenue, reference peti-
<br />tion from the Diamond School P.T.A., signed by approximately 1366 persons in
<br />the Diamond School area, and letter from Mrs. W. G. Miley, 1932 So. Diamond Street
<br />requesting a flashing red signal at this location. On motion of Councilman Heinly
<br />seconded by Hubbard and carried, the request was denied. John C. Brlley, 2218 Bor
<br />chard Avenue, stated the situation at this location is unique, and he would not
<br />allow his son to serve on the school boy patrol as there are six lanes of traffic
<br />on Edinger Avenue; and a number of tickets are issued daily by Police Officers for
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