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recessed regular meeting feb. 20 page three 17---' were hired. Alderman Ruiz said it would mean additional work for Mr. Fuller, and would take five years to accomplish; hI can't go along with your trying to do it, Mr. Fuller". The City Manager called attention to the fact that $1200 was already budgeted for Micro-film equipment. It was mutually agreed that the City Manager should ask for bids on a Micro-film duplicator. No further action was taken on codmfmcation. I The City Manager reported that chemicals had been ordered for the sewer for temporary elimination of the odor near the Lift Station. The City Manager reported that the Lower Colorado River Authority has installed 38 street lights in the northwest section of the City (McNaughton, College Courts and Park Additions). A circuit has been installed in the Victory Garden area, which will accomodate 16 lights. A total of 52 lights were authorized for the area. The project should be completed in the near future. ' I The City Manager Items having been taken care of, Alderman Swift questioned Mr. Fuller on nine matters of old business which he had asked to be included on the agenda at 4105 p.m. the day of the meeting. They included a request for a progress report on the Wallace Addition sewer project; date of delivery of the radar unit; amount and percentage of City tax collections as of Jan. 31, 1963; Public Works signs; Tom Oliver's comments on the Sub-division Ordinance; action taken to bring amount of fine collections in the Police Department up to par; traffic control on Loop 82 at Aquarena; traffic light at Guadalupe and Comal. The City Manager explained that his request had come in too late to get all the information, such as the percentage of taxes collected by Jan. 31st. He stated that 56 connections had been made in the Wallace Addition; that March 5th was the promised date of delivery for the radar unit; that the Public Works signs had arrived and would be put out at once; that Mr. Oliver had not given his opinion on the City's SUb-division Ordinance; that there was no firm date of delivery for the signal light. Alderman Ruiz stated he was obliged to leave the meeting at 8125 and wished to present a letter of appreciation to Mr. Fuller for the excellent manner in which he organized and carried out the arrangements for the Dinner for Judge C.M. Decker on February 19th. He asked that the City Secretary attest the signatures, place the city Seal on it, and make it a part of the official Minutes. Alderman Stokes informed the city Manager that Mr. Marion Parker and a number of other residents of Chestnut Street wish to discuss coming into the City Limits. The Mayor Pro-Tem declared the meetin~~~'ourned :t 8;37 p.m. - F'-~IY'" y). '" ~ .E ,-Young~, Ji'.,Mllyor Pro- T em I ''Jv~~~.IS-- WID. L. Moore, M.D., Alderman ~()). Ruben ~~' A:61~1< ' , L' f ' c., /1 .1:/ / / /,' / ~- ? ,..,.,^C~Lt/ ~, "",,-'----/- i Ii.Garfillla ~ e~)ht~terman fD"EST; I- f-. ,(1\ ! (~~[ 'I: II~ -C '--~ - I Dorothy O.N/orrell, City Secretary ~~