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r:- r Ilk I ~~ t q ; :f l.,~. ,", ~);'~_~f' feb. 12 regular meeting page two A letter from the Equalization Board making a recommendation in the Malcolm Sherrill tax case was presented to the Council, with a Memo from the City M2nager. Both are attached as a part of these Minutes. Alderman Swift moved that the recommendation of the Equalization Board be accepted. Alderman Stokes seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Mr. and Mrs. S.V. Bingham appeared before the Council with a complaint about the odor from the new Lift Station. Alderman Stokes said he had been down there to investigate the matter and had talked with Jack Major about using a chemical additive to reduce the odor. The City Manager said he had discussed the problem with sanitary engineers. Several I possible metjods of reducing or eliminating the odor were discussed. By general consent of the Council, the City Manager was authorized to investigate the matter under discussion, and, if the solution does not prove too costly, to go ahead and take care of it. Dr. Moore was called out of the meeting at 8:00 p.m. Alderman Stokes moved the adoption of the Resolution ordering the City Election for Mayor and two Aldermen on April 2, 1963. Alderman Ruiz seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The following election officers were named for the four precincts: Precinct 10 - Library - Mrs. J.R. Thornton, Presiding Judge; Mrs. Jack Wood, Assistant Judge; Mrs. Marion McGee and Mr. Jack Kercheville, Clerks Precinct 11 - County Barn - Mr. Frank Taylor, Presiding Judge; Mrs. Henry Bales, Assistant Judge; Miss Lola Petty and Mr. Mike Roy Guerrero, Clerks Precicnt 12 - Court House - Mrs. A.F. Weatherford, Presiding Judge; Mrs. Harold Gosdin, Assistant Judge; Mr. Augustin Lucio~ jr. and Mr. Claudio Flores, Clerks I Precinct 13 - City Hall - Mrs. C.M. Waldrip, Presiding Judge; Mrs. Wm. Sherrill, Assistant Judge; Mrs. R.J. Pollard and Mrs. Lee Crunk, Clerks Alderman Stokes introduced the matter of utilization of the offices on the second floor of City Hall recently vacated by the Chamber of Commerce. Alderman Stokes recommended that the City Council direct the, City Manager to move his office and immediate staff into the quarters. After discussion with the City Manager, it was agreed that the move should be made, after the necessary minimum remodelling was accomplished. Alderman Stokes moved that the meeting recess' until 7:00 p.m., Wednesday;', ,:~:::::""'Jog g'o",' '9",.,ot, th'~'" :"5 p... JfE.)Younge~)jr;-; Ma)'or Pro-Tern ~fn!RuiZ, Alderma \~~~~~~ '///i{";;' ///;f Wm. L. Moore, M.D., Alderman ~ G;2~f~;/;1tfi~ ~~:~('I:((.( ~ I Dorothy O. ',~orrell, City Secretary