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RESOLUTION 6~'73 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A QUITCLAIM D~ TO LOTTIE M. LAYTON iN ~CNANGE FOR AN EASEMENT D":=" AND A f~ASH CONSIDERATION was rea~ By title. It was moved by Cotmcilma- Hubbard, seconded by ¢~uncilman Gilmore, that further readix~ be waived and Resolutic~ 6~-73 Be adopted. 0~ roll call vote: AYES, COUNCIL~: NOES, COUNCII~: ABS~IT, COUNCIL~: HubS, Earve~, Gilmore, Schlueter, Hall Nome CONCESSIONS for concessions at the ~hnzicipal Stadium. On motion of C~uncilman WubBard~ seconded by Councilman Schlueter and carried~ Council extended for one year the contract with Proctor and WeBb On = ien of Hubbard, LEASE AM~ secended by Counc~lma~ Schlueter and carried, Council approved an amend- ment to the lease with the County for additional space at 110~ %[. 8th Street. PRIVATE PATROL Council heard a repox~c frc~ the Chief of Police regarding application By International City Security for permit to operate private patrol in which he stated no definitive determination can Be made of number of agencies that should Be licensed to c~erate in city. On motion of Counci]~a~ Hubbard, seconded by Counci]ma~ Harvey and carried, C~uncil authorized iss,~,~A~ce of a permit to Robert E. Then, International City Security, to operate a private l~atrol service in the city. BO~P~:.:~ LAUNDRY John Stanley, 912 First Western Bank Building, attorney representing appr~w~mate~y nine property owners in the area of the Bo-Peep Laundry, spoke em Behalf of his clients, who are protesting excessive ~ibration of hones caused by ext~actien equipment at Bo-Peep Laundry, 2669 N. Main. Kenneth Westering, 2105 N. Louise, ewner of properties at 2675 N. Main, 2677 N. Main and 114 Owens Drive~ read a statement declaring that the Director of Building and Safety had not inspected his properties; described the dangers from the vibrations and made the following rec.-~m-~dations: that a restraining order Be issued against the laundry; that a disinterested group of technicians make an investigation; that the laundry ewner be c~m~elled to repair and paint damaged dwellings; an~ that all mxisances disturbing the tenants cease ~"ediatel~. On motion of Counci]~-~ Hubbard, secendad by Councilman wa~vey and carried, the ¢c.._.~mication was received dud filed. The City Attorney reported that the Building and Safety Department had made an investigatien of properties, other than Mr. Weetring's since he has tenants in his, and there was not sufficient evidence to Justify a lr.,blic nuisance action. The B~ilcling a,.~ Safety Director reported that it would Be very difficult to evaluate how much vibration it takes to create this type of damage, and that his department had no wa~ in which to measure the viBratie~s. On motion of Counc~]~ Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Wa~vey and carried, Co~ucil authorized the staff to investigate and report en the properties belong- ing to Mr. Westering. cITY COUNCIL - 38~ - May ~, 1964