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regular meeting, june 13, 1966 page three ,1 I Alderman Korff said: "I don't think any~ne likes the idea of tak i ng the Storey orWa II i ng property". He moved that the City Manager write the planners to come up with an alternate suggestion for the dr i ve. I t waS spec i fi ed that the new "'oute shou f d be presented to the Counci I in not less than two weeks. Alderman Froh seconded the motion and on 1'0 II ca I r, the fo Ilowi rig vote was recorded: AYE: NAY: Damon~ Froh, Korff, Poo1, Whittenberg None The Mayor declared the motion ~arried. ,Cha j rman of the Recreat; on Counci I, VOl'. Jean Smith/came before the Council to ask approv- al of an application forvOEO assistance with a year- round recreation program for the City. She stated Public School officials had agreed to use of their bui Idings for the program. Application was for $70,908.82, with the City's share figured at $13,900, "in kind". After discussion and explanati6n of the proposed program, Alderman Pool moved approval of the Community Action Program under sponsorship of the City. Alderman Korff seconded the motion and on 1'01 I call, the following vote was recorded: AYE: Damon, Froh, Korff, Pool, Whittenberg NAY: None I The Mayor declared the motion carried. The City Manager requested authority of the Counci I to negotiate for sale of lots acquired through tax sales. It was granted, by common consent. The Mayor asked Council approval of his appointment of ~ Ted Brient, AI Stehling and Gus Ward as a Supervising Board of Electricians, with the City Manager to sit on the Board for the purpose of administ~ring examinations toappl icants for Journeymen's licenses. Alderman Pool moved approval of the ~ppointments. Alderman F~oh sec- ondedthe motion and on rollcal', the following Vote was recorded: AYE: NAY: Damon, Froh, Korff, Pool, Whittenber~ None The Mayor declared the motion carried. I II The Mayor asked Counci I approval of his appointment of L.F. M~rtin, W.R. Boucher andA.F. Aranda a~ a Board ~ of Equalization. Alderman Korff moved approval of the Board. Alderman Pool seconded the motion. Alderman Froh expressed the op in i o'n that a new board sh6u Id be appointed, with the expectation that tax ev~luations would be raised. The Mayor said it was hard ~o get people to serve; th~t the men he had wish~d to appoint had served the previous year and were fami liar with San Marcos property. Mr. Whittenberg agreed with the Mayor that it Was very difficult to get people to agree to serve on City boards. I t was agreed by common consent to table the matter unti I a later meeting.