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SALAHY SURVEY The Assistant City Manager reported that the annual salary survey is nearing completion and that recomendations would be sent to the Cotmcil before the next meeting. SURPLUS PROPERTY REPORT 61-65 Council considered staff reccm~endations regarding SoP.R. 61-65, an 18,215 square foot parcel on the west side of King Street at 10th, declared surplus by COtt~cil on 1/3/66o It was felt that the sale of this property should be conditioned upon requiring the buyer to put in street improvements. The matter was held over to the evening meeting for an opinion from the City Attorney. RECESS present. At ~:~5 P.M., a five minute recess was declared. The Council reconvened at 3:50 P,Mo with the same Council members MISCELLANEOUS SALES The Manager's report on proposed fees for miscellaneous sales and service charges being performed by departments was continued to the next meeting, on motion of Councilman Markel~ seconded by Co~ucilmanThurman and carried. BRANCH LIBRAP~f ~r. B~adley presented letter from the Library Board of Trustees regarding an available site for branch library at southwest corner of FairviewandEd~nger. Oamotion of Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Markel and carried, the matter was continued for City Manager's study, report to include information on the use of schools as branch libraries~ CIVIC CENTER Council again considered Civic Center Com- ~$ssionResolution regarding advisability of giving Civic Center Authority power to administer parking in the Civic Center~ c~ntinued fr~nthe August 7th meeting, and subsequent Board of Supervisors action to appoint County staff members to reco~nend methods of coordinating and financing construction, maintenance and operation of accessory facilities, including parkiz~ and malls. Mayor McMichael reported that he and V~eMayor Herrin had met with Chairman of the Board of Supervisors David ~aker and Supervisor Featherly~ and the County Staff committee would meet ~ith a City Staff c~maittee co~prised of Assistant City Manager Bruce Spragg, City Attorney William Mock~ Public Works Director Ronald Wolford and Planning Director Van Stevens to make recommendations as set out in the Board of Supervisors action~ It was moved by Councilman Herrin, sec~ndedby Councilman Brooks~ that action be continued pending comittee recommendations. Councilmen Thurma~ and Brooks suggested an action he taken by the City Council to express and emphasize the Council's intent in order to strengthen the City Staff members in their committee negotiations. The motion to continue was carried unanimously. CI~ COUNCIL 270 August ~!~ 1967