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adjourned regular meeting, october 28, 1963 page three (c? Item 6 of "City Manager Items", a change of fees for use of the Recreation Hall in Memorial Park, was opened for discussion. Alderman Ruiz moved that the City Manager's recommendations be followed, with the exception of the minimum charge for 2~ hours, which he stipulated should remain at $0.00. Alderman Stokes seconded the motion, and on roll call, the following vote was recorded: I AYE: Moore, Pool, Ruiz, Stokes NAY: None Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion carried unanimously. Item 7 of "City Manager Items" referred to a recommendation on South Austin Street parking, from the Planning and Zoning Commission. Alderman Ruiz moved that parking be allowed on the west side of Austin Street between Lee and Love; and on the east Side, between Love and Willow Creek. Alderman Pool seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Alderman Ruiz called attention to the fact that Field Furniture Company employees have a practice of assembling furniture on the sidewalk, thus blocking pedestrian traffic. Alderman Moore mentioned that Hoffman had pipe strung on Cheatham Street between Austin and Guadalupe, creating a traffic hazard. The City Manager was requested to instruct Chief Dial to call these infractions to the attention of the proper persons. I The City Manager stated he had received several telephone calls relative to speeding in the vicinity of San Marcos Academy, with requests for a traffic light. After discussion of the most advan- tageous place for a traffic light, the City Manager suggested a a light at James and Academy, as the most logical place to slow traffic. Alderman Ruiz moved that the City Manager be authorized to place a traffic light at James and Academy. Alderman Stokes seconded the motion and on roll call, the following vote was recorded: AYE: Moore, Pool, Ruiz, Stokes NAY: None Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion passed. The City Manager called attention to the fact that the next regular meeting of the Council would fall on Monday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day, which is an approved City hOliday. It was agreed by common consent that the meeting would be held at the regular hour, Tuesday, Nov. 12. The meeting was adjourned at 9118 p.m. ~ i __)/Ld-o~ .7cz~7ttf;>L- Frank Taylor, M~or Jr_/L_~~ Wm. L. Moore, M.D.,A1derman ~ :: ;:...; :!l ~" ATTEsr: ../ . ,.. ", \{.... (f' " 7 . I.. 'I'.. i.. \:- C- c .. <\~0! 1 (I liLk C> ~> C )1 it(,.JL- Dorothy O. Wo~rell, City Secretary 'J j eLf I ".0..' /'t-- L \._L.........-t:::~.>"----'- ___.~__. VWn,J~ p. oOlliA.! rm.an r i'-!-~ / - \1/. >-, , " :''1/ ~' Rub~~_i'l;'IAUe?;?an / ;7-- ~- /. IR! /1 / L Ii" f~' ...}l// '~'"1. /"ti.c..ti- '.'d(~ L,>____ H.'Garland St kes', Alderman ..-J _ 1 l!.;'--t';;:' -'-'....-----__-.- I 7,g(;