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MANAGER'S SALARY Noting that the City Manager's salary must be set by separate resolution, it was moved by Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Herrin ~nd carried, that action be deferred to t he next Council meeting. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Janice Boer ststed that her comments at the last City Council meeting were not included in the Minutes of August 21, 1967, (City Council Minutes Page 271) and that a correction to the Minutes of August 7 made by the City Council on August 21 were not included in the Minutes (City Council Minutes Page 271). Janice Boer presented an unsigned statement from the Board of Directors of the Property Owners Protective Leauge, Inc., criticizing the City Council's decision on the alignment of First Street and methods of acquisition, On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, the communication was ordered filed. Mayor McMichael commented that Mrs. Boer had been heard at the various public hearings on First Street and it was not the intention of the City Council to reopen the hearing. RECESS At 5:20 P.M., the meeting was recessed to 7:30 P.M., at which time it was reconvened with all CounciLmen present Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was delivered by the Reverend Robert D. Fraley, St. Luke's Methodist Church. CITATION Mr. Gene Cook, Volunteer Chairman of the Red Cross First Aid Committee of Orange County, presented to Fire Chief John Garthe a special citation for the First Aid Training Program within the Santa Aha Fire Department. Members of the Fire Department present were recognized. SURPLUS PROPERTY Mayor McMichael announced the sale of real property described in Surplus Property Report 41-63, consisting of one parcel on the east side of Santa Fe Street, south of Second Street, with a minimum bid of $9,500.00. The Clerk reported notice of the hearing pub- lished and mailed as required by the Municipal Code with evidence on file, and reported further that an offer of $9,500.00, accompanied by a Cashier's Check, had been submitted by H. D. Howell. In response to the Mayor's call for additional bids, the following oral bids were submitted: $9800.00, $9900.00, $10,000.00, $10,100.00, $10,300.00, $10,500.00, $10,900.00, $11,500.00. There being no further response after three calls, the property was declared sold to H. D. Howell for $11,500.00. AMEND. APP. 610 Hearing was opened on Amendment Appli- KEYSTONE SAVINGS AND LOAN cation 610, filed by Keystone Savings and Loan Assn., proposing amendment of Sectional District Map 15-5-10 to reclassify property on the north side of McFadden, approximately 380 feet easterly of Harbor from the A i District to the C 2 District. CITY COUNCIL 280 September 5, 1967