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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-06-67~~~~~2 Council minutes contd. Jung 6, 1967 advised that al]_ 1e7a1 steps had been taken in this matter; that the rT n"TrT:', nF vi~-rwers mgt at his office on June 5th and were given written C ~ MPB?'i,? , nn . Fn. M_.,, instructions after which they viewed the street p^titioned to be Tip rdrPT ,"R closed by Mr. Wamnler, and made their report. Instructions to the viewers and viewe.r's report, are as fo11_ows: INSTRUCTIOATC TO VIF?dF.P.S Re: Town of Pulaski, Virginia Vacation and abandonment of a certain street lying within the Town of Pulaski Virginia, as more ful.l_y set out and described in a petition filed with said To~•rC? by B. C. ?~Iamnler, and hereinafter described. Cons*enin- of the duly appointed. viewers of said Town at 4 PM, on the 5th day of June, 1967, in the office of the Town Attorney, Pulaski, Virginia. PF'ESENT : Garnett S. Moore, Attorney for the Town of Pulaski W. M. Board C. L. Plunkett and. G. C. Hall Viewers are hereby instructed by the said To'•rn Attorney as follows: (1) That ,your appo~.ntment was made by the said Town under authority granted in Title 15.1-3F~' of the Code off' Virginia of 1950, as amonded, and- any and all other general powers granted said. Town. (2) That as viewers appointed by said Tot.m, you are instr~.zcted to view that certain street set out and described as follows: That po-~°tion of Campbell Drive I yin~~ immediately east of L,ot ATo. l in Section 2, of Dr?ner Mountain Estates:, and being 54.4 feet ir. width and extend- inn between parallel lines 1.50 feet east of the aforemon~ioned Lot No. 1, and in addition a turning radius on the north and south side of said Street which turning area is on a radius of 3~ feet measured from th9 center of thy, street and. extends beyond the parall~,l lines of say? street at its greatest width approximately 5 feet, said turning radius being near the western. portion of said Campbell- nrivP next to the eastern boundary line of I,ot No. 1. (3) You shall determine by your view and ,your evaluation thereof whether or not any inconvenience would be caused by the closing of the said street, and if any, what inconveniences would result and to whom, from discont.inuinu the portion requested as a rnrt of the system of streets, avenues and_ alleys of the Town Council mins. contd. June E, 1967 of Pulaski, jirginia. (41 To report in writin~% your findings as above instructed in this matter to the Council of the Town of Pulaski, Virginia. This report is to be filed as soon as convenient after 1 you have viewed the n1°onosPd street to bA abandon^d or vacated, and after ,your evaluation thereof from tTOUr view, and from such other facts you determine to be pcrtin~nt thereto. Given under my hand this 5th day of Jung, 1967. ____~L Garnet S. Moore Attorney for the Town of Pulaski, V ir~inia J?EPOPT OF VIEl,1EPS Re: Town of Pulaski, tTir~ini^ Vacation and abandonment of a certain street lying within the Town of Pulaski, ViM~inia, as more fully set out in a petition filed by B. C. T~Jampl~r with the said Town, and thexein described in detail. Pe?,itioner 1 B. C. GJampler '~Te, the undersi.~ned, viewers duly appointed by resolution '~ ~+~ of the Town of Pulaski, Virginia, adopted on the 1st day of May, 1967, convened in the Town A1-,torney~s Office at 2:00 o'clock P.M. on the Sth day of June, 1967, and at that time were niven written instructions by the Attorney for said Town of Pulaski, Virginia, upon our duties as viewers, the original of the instructions being herewith attached as a part of these proceedinp•s. After reading the instruction.^, the undersi~*ned did ~J personally visit the location described in the aforementioned petition and in the instructions, and agree that the closing; of the street in question will.: In our opinion cause no inconvenience to any person by reason of the abandonment and discontinuance of said portion of Campbell Drive. Given under our hands this 5th day of June, 1967. s G. C. Hall. _ s C . _ L_. P_lunk_ett~ ~~ s ?,J. M.~Board ~-----~ `~`~l~~ Council mins. contd. J une 6, 1967 Mr. Aust and Mr. t~lampler being the only property owners involved in the elosinn of the street, said they were in agreement in this matter. There was no onF present opposing the closing, and upon motion of Councilman Ratcliff, seconded by Councilman Eggert, it was, RFSOLT'?~,D, thaw an ordinance closinc the street be adopted. AA1 ORDIT?ANCE TO VACATE A PORTION 0?' CA1~IPBELI.~ AVENUE IN THE DRAPER MOUNTAIN ESTATES, LYING AND BEING IN THE TO?-]N OF PULASKI, VIRGINIA, AND TO PROVIDE FO?' PIIYMFNT OF COSTS OF THIS PROCEEDING GIHEP~EAS, B. C. tiaampler filed his petition on the 1st day of May, 1.967. wi+.h the Council of th:- To*sm of Pulaski, Virginia, after postinr~, on the 2.nth day of April, 1967, notice as required by law in at least three places in said Town, which posting was at least ten days prior to the filing of said petition, said petition .requesting the Town to vac^te and abandon a portion of Campbell Drive, and set out and described. in said o~tition which was filed; and, t~]H~'EA~, upon filing of the aforesaid petition, the Co~zncil did appoint ZF1. M. Board, C. L. Plunkett and E. C. Grigsby as viewers, and C-. C. Hall. an alternate, pursuant to Section 15.1-369 of the Code of Virginia of 1950, as amended; and ~~IHEREAS, subsequent thereto, a1.1 the landowners who trould be affected by the vacation of the aforesaid portion of Campbell Drive GTerP. not:ifind of the filing of said. petition and of the public hearing thereon to be set for the 6th day of June, 1967, in the Town Gffice of Pulaski, Virginia, said notice being delivered to the lando~aners and also by proper publication in the Southwest Times, a local newspaper; and, 'r]HTPFAS, on the 6th day of June, 1967, said public hearing was held pursuant to the aforesaid notice, and there appearing no person:, opposed to the vacating and abandoning; of said street as set out in the petition and hereinbefore described, and upon the filing of the viewers report statin~* that in the opinion of the viewers no inconvenience would result from the abandonment and discontinuance of the use of or by closinC the portion of said street set out in the petition filed ~•r3th Council and hereinafter more particularly described; and, ?,dHER.EAS, the Council of the ToGrn of Pulaski, Virginia, is of the opinion that no inconvenience would result from the closing of the portion of Campbell Drive; and that all requirements of later have been c'omplipd with; A?O?n1, TLTER~''~,OrE, BE IT OPDP.INx'D BY THE COUNCIL, OF THE TOT;rp1 OF PUL.ASKI, VIRGINIA, as follot.~ls• That portion of Campbell Drive lyinC immediately east of I:ot No. 1 in Section 2 of Draper Mountain Estates, and bein~~ 54.4_ feet in width and. extending between narall.el liners 15~ feet east of th^ aforAmentioned L,ot No. 1, and. in addition a turn:in~ radius on thF north and south side of said Street which turning- area is on a radius of 30 feet measured from the center of the street and extends beyond the parallel lie^s of said street at its greatest width approximately 5 feet, said turnip? radius beam near the taestern rortion of said Campbell T?rive next +.o the eastern boundary line of Lot No. 1; be, and the same is hereby, vacated as a r~ublic street. in the L,~ 1 1 Town of Pulaski, Virginia. Council mins. contd.. June 6, 1967 PE IT FiJRTHER ORDAIN~?D that the Town Manager of the Town ~.n ~~'P° of Pulaski, Virginia, cause to be recorded. in the need Rooks of th^ Fn C,Tn~Tr1,. rnunty of Pulaski, iTirninia, located in the Clerk's Office of the f ^n'1'RPTT, r~n• said County, a cony of this ordinance, ^nd to take any and all ,TtiT??' 6, 1967 other steps necessary to properly place on the record the said ordinance. BE IT :FURTHER ORDP_INED that 1r?. M. I~oard, C. L. Plunkett and G. C. Hall, the aforesaid viewers, be raid the sum of ?'gin Dollars (~~10.00~ each, and that the costs involved in the vacatins- of the aforesaid street be paid by the n~titioner. TaHERFUP01`?, thi^ ordinance is hareby adopted by the vote of the members of Council, as follows: Goodson Cummi_n~s a~ Raymond T'~tcliff ~~ T . J . McCarthy a~?_ S . (' , Frye aye Glen .oust not voting Rudolph Farmer ayn Claude Gal].imore aye Fi. H. Eggert _a~e And. thereupon, the Mayor of said Tou?n of Pulaski, upon presentation to him of said ordinance, approved. and signed the same, this 6th day of June, ]_967. TO'~'P1 OF PtJLA <;xI ~ vIRGINIA Approved: Fiq~~ C. V.__Jackson ~~ Mayor p:ttP,st: ,~s Gladys n. Dalton M Clerk of Council A petition containing the signatures n~' fifteen property -~~?~ owners on Pinnacle and Vine Street", foY~ sewer ^~rvi^es, was pMesented to Council by Pev. ?~'. B. Johnson_ Gtat,Pd that this was a servie~ ~.?hich had been petitionFd before, but on. which no action had been taken by the Council. Councilman Frye. moved that the matter be referred to the sewer committee for investigation, study and consideration. This motion was seconded by Councilman Aust, and carried. An application to place a hou~~ trailer by Pay Collins at 506 Herron St. was presented to the Council by Town Manager A?orton. Mr. Norton stated the application indicated that Mr. Collins planned to rent the lot on which the trailer would be placed, an~3 planned ~to live in the trai3^r himself. Councilman ?'atcliff moved that the usual. nrocedurP of advertising a public hF-;aring in the local newspaper. be followed. a_n this matter. The motion was seconded by Councilman CumMin~s and carried. It was agreed. that Mayor Jackaon and Town Man a-^~er Norton attend the Public hParin~- to be conducted by the Metropolitan Area Study Commission in ~'oanoke on June 12th; that n?~~? Reno, niroctor of ?'ecreation attond the mPetin~; to bo held in Richmond.. June 15th 6~ ~ ~ f".+~) Council mins. contd. June 6, 1967 pertaining to recreation, and that Councilman Frye, ratcliff, McCarthy, and. others, attend the Hiryhway Meeting on .T17ne 26th at Hotel Foan.oke. Town. Manager r?orton presented. to Council a request from 6?uality Motel Courts for water and se~tier services to a site at the int- ~rsPetion of "oute 99 and n.oute lOO. R^cause of prohibitive costs involving a r~ampin~ proposition, it was felt that tho Tnwn could not afford to consider the request for sewer services. Councilman !+ust moved that the request for water services only bP turned over to the ?-rater Committee for study and report to Council. This motion was seconded by Councilman Frge, and carried. A request from E. T. Vau~*han for water services to Route 6J_1 was turned over to the T,iater Committee for study and report on the motion o'' Councilman Fry^, which motion ti•~a^ seconded by Councilman Ga1_limor~P, and carried.. To~~*h Attorney Moore presented an ordinance defining and renulatin~- riahJ_ic dance halls, and Counr-il d_scussed this ordinance at 1~n~th. On motion of Colinnilman Farmer, seconded by Councilman Ratnliff, and carri_-~?, i+. ~,,a~, nr~~r~TrP, that a fee of ~~1C.Cn be ~?Ppo^itPd t,~ith th^ town upon th.P filing of an application for a Dt=:rma.t, Said ~L1T(1 to be Ucr" ~ f't?r thy' COSt Of 1n~TnSt1f?atl.n<T Sa1d applicant; and the premises. Crnznri)man Farmer mn^~d that, ±,h~, dances h^)1 o~~dinance be placed on Sts passage and be adopted, which motion was seconded by ^ounrilman. Egnert, and carried. AN OT'DITTANCF n~'FI'~rTT'~ Arm r.FrrTTT;^:TINr PTTBT,IC DANC?? HAiL.`3 ATTT) PTTRLTC DANCINr; PT'_CVIP.InT^ FO. ISSTTATTCF a,nTn nFVOCATI0A1 OT' PF?MIT; TIM.':: n-' OPERATION; R.ULFS AND REGTTI.:!TION~'; ATTTTTn"T`~y On ADMINISTR.aT7VE OFFIC~'RS; P~OCFnITn~' ~'O;> OBTAIrTINr P"'RMI"_', ETC . ; a.?'m rl"'TI"R PITT;='S GOTT~;RNIN" OP'-RATIONS Tr~~pFn^; qr?D p`rTALTY Fn_ VTOT,AmTnT1 BE TI' O''DAINrEl $Y TIE CQHNCTT: O^ TIC' TOGTN 0'~ PTTI,ASKI , STIrfsI1~TIA, that: I Definition DEF. R- RLTLTS SPetlon 1. Public dance hall shall mean any place open FOn. OPERAT, to the general public where dancin^ is permitted, at which an DANCE H"TLS admission feP is charp~ed or for which compensation is in any manner recevPd Dither directly or indirectly, by cover charge or otherwise, or where refreshments or food or any form of merchandise are served for compensation before, during o,° after dancing-. The sale or anv refrPShment.~, food.^ or any form o`' mnrchan~?iGP at any such place or the exhihitinn of such for salt shn11 be deemed direct compensation for any ~-uch dance ha1J ~,d_thin t.hP m-,naninn of this section. i 1 1 council minx. contd. Jun„ 6, 1967 Section 2. Public dancinn shall mean dancinr~ in a public dance hall. •~} Section. 3. Permit sha11 mean permit issued by the Town off' Pulaski, f'or operation of a Dance Hall. Section 4. To~an shall mean Town of Pulaski. Section 5. Council shall mean the Council off' sai.c? Town. Section 6. To~•*n ~lanarer sha11_ be the To~rTn MananQr of th:_, To*-*n of Pula s}-i. . Section 7. L~^ensee shall m^a.n the oGm~::r, operator or hs_s duly autho--•i?ed a~Prt.s and/or employees. Section. ~. T!icense t_ax shall mean the nerriit fee required under this ordinance or any other license tax of the Town. Section 9. Person sha11 mean person, corporation, company, partnership, etc. II Permit No p^rson sha11 within the To•~n of Pulaski operate a public dance ha11 or conduct public darciiir without, first securin a permit From the Council. Section 1. Application. Persons desirin:~ a n~rmit shall make application to the Council. for said n::,rmit. Th:= form of application sha11 be pres- cribed by the Town Manager and shall provide space for the applicant to give information concerning- the proposed location of the dance hall, the names and addresses of the persons who own the buildin.~, parsons who sha11 be in c',ar~e of and conduct the dancing in such dance hzl.l. P. brief c?e^crint:ion of the p_~opoced method of op~rata..n~, the hours to be op~-~n, tpp~ of music, whether A}3C license is held or irrill be acquired for the p'-emises, and. such a+hnr pertinent facts as the Council or the To*.~m Manager may from time to time require by resolution or by directives. Section 2. Applicant shall deposit the sum of ~'~'10.~0 with the Town upon the filinn o'° the anal ication, ?which sum sha11- be used for the cost of investinatinff the said applicant, the premises, etc. Section 3. Granting of~~rmii-. The Council may consider all p~rtinont evidence including the character, reputation and such o1.her facts as they deem n~cPSSary concerning the applicant, his anents, or employees, in order. to determine whether or not the applicant, his agents and employees are of good moral standing and proper persons for the operation of a public dance hall. Section 4. Hearing by Council. The Council may, if they elect so to do, hear evidence and statements of citizens and. others ac to the suitability of the location of the public dance hall., and as to the fits.^_ss of the n^rson ~aho proposes to conduct the same, and pursuant to such hearing the Council shal_1, upon the recnrd?d vote, nrant or refuse such permit and if granted, set out such restrictions as they deem r.~cessary for the preservation of the public health, safety and ^~eneral welfare, and particularly the welfare of the youth of paid community. Issuance of the permit shall re in the sole d:°.Grrection of said Council. Section 5, Pevocation. The Council may hear evidence and .revoke any permit ^ranted by them tinder the provisions of this ordinance for the ~riolation of ar.~r of the terr,~s o° this ordinance or for any other reason which they deem to be sufficient and n'°ooc-:r. III License Tax Aio license tax shall be assessed hereunder by the Treasurer oP the Town until the permit herein provided has been granted by said Couneil. IV T?ules and Ron-rulations ~~,?"~ The T~..+n Mana<~er shall promulgate and. issuF such r~zles ~1.~~~ Counci_1 mans. contd. June 6, 1967 '•^ he may from time to time believe to be desirable for the operation of any dance hall ~~rithin said Town. In the event that the applicant disagrees with the said rules or believes them to be inapplicable or too restrictive to the point where his operation would be jeopardized, he shall have an appeal from the To`,rn Mananer~s decision to the Council or to such committee of the Council as the Council may direct. Any appeal must be made within ten days of the decision of thy-' Totim Mana~or, V Fire °ules, Buildin-• and ?onin~ P.e~tzlations The operation of a dance hall shall be in compliance with all applicable fire and hazard ordinances and all of the provisions of the building and zoning codes of the Town. VI Public Dancing A public dance sponsored by an~,r person other than for benevolent and. charitable purposes shall he reauired to have a permit therefor which may be icsucd by the To~~rn Manager, if said a*~nlicati.on meets the applicable requirements of this ordinance. No fee shall be required for such permit. A :':':'5.00 fee shall be required, hotaever, if the Town Manager deems it nc~eessary to investiagate the said applicant. VII Benevolent, charitable, etc., dances This ordinance shall not be construed to apply to dances held. f_or benovblont or nh~ritable purposes, or T~rhere dances are con~?ucted. under the auspices of relinious, charitable or education- al organizations. VIII Time of Operation It shal7_ be. unla~*ful to operate a dance hall after twelve (121 o~clock on Saturday night and after the hour provided in apermit or~ res*ul.ation. IX Per. sons not of ood fame or intoxicated It shall be unlawful for any person operating a public dance hall. in the To?.m to suffer or p;~rmit any person not of good fame or any person under the influence of liquor to enter or to remain in si.zch dance hall, whether participating in the dancing or not. X, Lewd, in'ecent,.or. marathon dances or ^ ` ~crformances ~~ Cection 1. It shall be unlawful for any person operatin,~ a public dance ha l7_ in the Town to suffer or permit in such dance hall. any lewd, indecent, improper o~: immoral dance, posture or performance by any person. Section 2. Dto person, firm or corporation shall maintain, operate, promote, conduct or advertise, or ai_d in maintaining, operatin~~, promoting, conducting o~ advertisinn, or participate in any marathon dance or performance or a like or similar character or nature under any name whatsoever. ~I Penalty jjiol?tion or any of the provisions o~ this ordinance shall be deemed a misdemeanor and punishable in the same manner as provided for punishment of misdemeanors under State law. Council mins. contd.. June 6, 1967 6 a~~ Permits and licensPS may be revoked at the election of the Council. Thv To?.m may also use any oth r remedy ordinarily availabh to municipalities under ~*eneral laws. ADOPmED this 6th day o° June, 1967. 4PPrOVED: To?•rn of Pule ski, Virginia By s G. V. Jackson _ Mayo-: Attest: ~s/ Gladys F. Dalton_ Clerk of Council_ Councilman Cummings reported that the T~later Committee '.•!ATT+,p T~IN'~ had met and considered the extension of a water ling on Poute 611, F,XT , i;rlrTS7r,_ FRFn or? PT, and as soon as the Claremont Corporation had paid to th=e town the 611 accounts owed bar the, the Committee woul~? recommend that the lin_~ bo constrtacted, with the town paying the difference between the cost of a 6" pipe line and a 10" line. O-.D. T,~ 13p, Mr. Moore gave a brief legal interpretation of the present Dnn~rF~ orT ABA~'D~"?RD ordinance having to do with abandoned automobiles, and on motion of l~iJT0M03IL~ES Councilman Gallimore, seconded by Councilman Farmsr., and carried, the To!•?n attorney was directed to procPPd ~~??t,h drafting soma type of ordinance to t.aJre care off' abondoned automobiles to be submitted to the Council for. its study. Councilman Effgert stated ho hoped to have a report on the request o.f the Merchants Council for establishin~* a parking deck on Peak Creek at the next meeting of Council. Town Manager T?orton advised that Mr. bl. P. T.rollinRer of C0P1T. T~ Cr,,~, Baltimore, Maryland, who owns ten grave .suacPS in the Oakwood Cemetery I''1JT?T .'3Y Tri . P . Tl?0T7 TN':EP had indicated a desire to make a con+,rihution to the cemetery fund for perpetual care of his lot,. Mr. Norton further advised that Mr. Swann had telephoned he woulcA have a report on the Oakwood Cemetery development in his hands by the end of the week. Mr. Ratcliff had no report to make on the ?Iil.lon-Taylor street sewer request. Toy-rn Manager Norton advised that `'5,400 had bPOn annronriated. HO''4RD ~T . for the Howard SFGT~:R. COr~F~- T_'Tr~. 5 comnl~ted. He MOrF T,jTjF'.~; TO R~ ~'X- in digging the TF.r~FD sugs~ested that Street sewer extension and. that this project had been further stated that because no rock was encountered line, the actual cost was only :'',2,100. Mr. Norton the line be extended 250 feet to serve five more '~`~~~o Council mins. contd. Jung 6, 19E7 property owners, who desire this service. As the money was available and had. already been appropriated, Councilman Frye moved that the sewer line be extended 250 feet to serve the five families. This motion was seconded by Councilman Cummings, and carried. To comply with the policy or Council that matters not carried on the agenda by vote of Council for discussion, Councilman Frye withdrew his motion and Mr, Cumminn~ withdrew his second, and then Councilman ?;,•.y,, moved the extens~.on of this lino be placed on the agenda for discussion, which was seconded by Mr. Cummings, and carried. After a discussion, Councilman Frye then moved that the Ho~:rard Street sewer line be extended. 250 .feet to serve approximately five families, and this motion was seconded by Councilman Ratc]_iff, and carried. Town Manager ATOrton advisor? that represen+..ativPs from HUD HTJD RFP. IN would be in Pulaski on June 13th to discuss the Code Enforcement PiTT,.a.SKI J[TT?- 13th Program, and that he had been advised that the "Zdorkable Program" for the To?~rn of Pulaski had been approved. There followed a discussion of the 1967-68 proposed budget DISCUSSION and.?aheth~r Council shoul~~ consider droppin7 th^ir financial sunr,ort Ol' 1967- 1968 BITDGET to the County Library, Civil Defense pronram an<~ to the salary of Pi',RTt~INING T STTPPO'tT OF the Probation Officer. As chairman of the Finance Committee, Council- I_ IB . CIV . DEF. ?~ PROB. OFF, man Frye stated he felt that town taxpayers are doubly supporting these proSrams, by payinn taxes to the County and in the town's contribution to these projects. There was opposition to dPleti.n~ thE-se items from the proposed bud net without ryivinn the County some advance notice and Mr. T''"y~ ?withdrew his opposition until next year ?when the new Board o`' Supervisor members tape office. On motion of Councilman McCarthy, seconded by Councilman Eamert, and carried, June 20, 1967 at 4;00 P. M. was set for a put~lic hearing on the proposed 1967-68 T3udpet. The naminn of the Dora Highway Park was continued.. Colzncil agreed to meet with Yar~er and Associates regarding a discussion of the report on City Status when members of this firm are next in this area. Council felt the suggestion for vacation for the Town V_~CATI~'?r? FO": Shops employees for the week of July 4th an excellent one, and loft TO'._'N `'HOP FMP. JULY 4: tk~e details of this administrative matter to be Worked. out by Mr. StJ GG~ STF?? 1 1 Council mins. contd. June 6, 1967 T?orton and the Director of Public '~~rorks. The date of JunF-~ 23rd eras set .for another "fishnic" at Gatewood Reservoir. The meeting adjourned at 5:30 P. M. APPROVP;D s C. V. Jackson_ Mayor ATTF : L~/ / ~s~Gl?dy~ I' • pal ton _~ Clerk o~' Council -~~~31 Minutes of the re~a.lar meeting off' the Pulaski Town Council, held June 20, 1967, at 4:00 P. hi., in the Municipal office. There were present: Mayor C. V. Jackson, presiding. Councilmen: H. H. E~~ert. S. G. Grye, t~1. S. Cummins, Raymond F. Rateliff, Rudolph Farmer, Glen K. Aust Absent: C. B. Gallimo~e and T. J. McCarthy Also prPSent: Totrn Manager: Evan Norton Clerk: G1?dys R. Dal. on Town Attorney: Garnett S. Moore Dir. Recreation: T?ed B. Bane Visitors: Jane Graham, Southwest Times reporter Paul Dellinmer, Ro^noke Times .reporter Tom Cassell, WPITV F'.adio Dean Cox and C. P. Davis, Sr. Carl Folny, City C~bl~ Company C. H. Room, C R~ P Telephones Com~ny JamPS McMill?n The invocation was given by To~•rn Manager Norton. Minutes of the regular meetin,r- of June 6th were approved as recorded. As had been advertised in the local newspaper, a public ROX CnT,Ta"rT" TP A IT ,"x~ 4pF='T I^ATTOr? 1 hearing on the trailer application of ?'.oy Collins opened, but continued to the next regular meeting o° Council on the motion of Councilman Farmer, seconded by Councilor^n Rust, and carried, until it could be estab7_ished whether there is any relationship between the oi.rner of the lot and the applicant. In view of the fact there is certain information needed u~. rT ~)^TNC 0_? ~TRT'~Tg from the r~eneral Ch.~mical Company and which hay not been received, relative to the closinn or' streets in the b~rce7 of l.~:nd recently ^ol~a by the Town of Pulaeki to the Plzla~lri Motor Company, on motion of Councilman Ratcliff, seconded by Councilman EpSert, and next rer~ular meetin7 of Council.