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\~l.1 regu I ar meet i ng, august 10, 1964, page two cooperation. In order to reach a better understanding of the School's needsj he enquired if the School had determined what size line would be required. Mr. Granger, architect for the school, reported that it would require a 6" line. A general discussion ensued. Mr. Granger and City Manager Fuller were .excused from the meet i ng to make an est'i'mate of the cost. Mr. Mendez asked if the City were not going to serve pther areas as B result 6f the installation of the line to the school site. The Mayor eXplained that there were several areas requiring sew- er lines included in the 5-Year Program. As a result of the loc- I ation of the school site, it appeared the City would have to place priority on the Cedar Plateau area. This would take a considerable amount of the funds budgeted for the new sewer construction for the current fiscal year. Alderman Whittenberg said he thought the offer to th~School was very fair. Dr. Martin concurred, but consulted the five Board members present,' who also agreed that the proposit- ion was fair. Dy<!.iiVCL(VC</ Aw~etition to annex property in OakH~ights was introduced. Alderman Serur moved that the ~'t~1~'Q'i{ be tabled, since all Counc- ilmen were not present. Alderman Whittenberg seconded the motion. During the discussion, Alderman Whittenberg raised the question of whether, should the property be annexed, the City would be committed io giving priority to work in the ~ewly annexed area. The fol low- i ng vote was recorded on .the mot ion; AYE: NAY; Ruiz, Serur, Tuttle, Whittenbe~g None U'c-J---. ,"vej NCz., The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the ~~+~~n for annex- ation tabled until the next regular meeting. Alderman Ruiz asked if the City had a bicycle ordinance. The City II Manager replied that it did~ and that there was also a state law governing the use of bicycles. Mr. Ruiz requested a copy of the City Bicycle Ordinance. Alderman Ruiz requested an exetutive session of the Counci I at the conclusion of matters on the agenda, to discuss a personnel matter. Councilmen agreed. Alderman Whittenberg said he had received a complaint that a cypress tree on Lindsey Street below Academy Street was blocking the sidewalk. The matter was referred to the City Manager. The City Manager reported a request from the County Judge for use of F.i're Stat i on # 3 as a po II i ng p I ace for an add i t i ona I vot i ng precinct. It was explained that the "Court House Precinct" now has 1100 voters, and it has been divided. Alderman Ruiz stated he had no objection to the County's use of the Fire Station, but he did not agree with the way the precinct was divided. Alderman Whittenberg moved that the Commissioners Court be granted the use. of Fire Station # 3 as a polling pl.ce. Alderman Serur seconded the motion, and on roll call, the following vote was recorded; AYE; NAY: Serur, Tuttle, Whittenberg Rui z I The Mayor declared the motion carried. In an Addendum to the ~City Manager Items",Mr. Fuller requested approva I of the Counc i I on the fo II oW i ng matters: ~f7(;