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R. C. P.
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<br />October 21, 1919
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<br /> (With City ~nager) Paving of sidewalks on Sixth Ave., f~om County to Glasgow; and on Glas-
<br />gow, from Fourth Ave. te Glasgow St. School.
<br /> I~ is recommended that granolithic sidewalks be laid on Sixth avenue, both sides, be--~
<br />tween High and Glasgow streets, 5 ft. wide, at estimated cost of $2690.00; and on Glasgow street,
<br />south side, between Fourth avenue and Belt Line Right of Way, 8 ft. wide, at an estimated cost
<br />of $3,1S5.00.
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<br />(Bigned) W.H. Culpepper, Chairman.
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<br /> On motion, the report of the D.epa~tment was adopted, the recomuended appropriations being
<br />referred to the Finance Department.
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<br />Public Property--
<br /> No report
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<br />Public Safety--
<br /> No report
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<br />Public Wel~are--
<br /> No report
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<br />Finance --
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<br />Referred October 14th
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<br /> A request of the City Engineer that his salary be increased to $3,000. per annum;
<br />Assistant Engineer, to $2500.00; and of the Building Inspector, to $175.00 per month.
<br />ted b~ the City Manager.
<br /> It is recon~ended that this matter be referred to the Budget for 1920.
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<br /> A ~equ~st of the City Manager that special appropriations be allowed to cover the following
<br />bills: Fire Dept. (Repairs to Equip~ent), $43.88; Fire Dept. (Rent of Fire House), $200.00; Bldg
<br />& Plumbin~ Inspect.or (Stationer~), $28.00; City Collect,.o~. (Stationery?, $300.00; City Collectca~
<br />(Sth Ward~: $36.00, City Collector (9th Ward), $36.00; Hmghways (Repairs to Improved Streets),
<br />$~50.09; Cmty Jail (Wood and Coal), $1~8.00; CiSy Jail (Other Supplies), $5 0.00, Courts (Stat-
<br />lonely ~, $203.86.
<br /> It is rec6mmended that the following of said bills be paid and that special appropria-
<br />tions be .allowed for same: Fire Dept. (Repairs to Equipment), $43.58; Fire Dept~ (Rent of Fire'
<br />House), $200.00; City Collector (Statione~), $300.-00; City Collector (8th Ward), $36.00; Citer
<br />Collector (gth Wa~d), $~6.00; Highways ~(Repairs to Improved Streets), $180.00; City Jail (Woo~
<br />and Coal), $I00.00; City Jail (Other Supplies), $520.00; Court-s (Stationery)~ $203.56.
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<br /> Recommendation of the City Manager that an appropriation of $4V8. be allowed to purchase
<br />a heating kettle and pouring pots, to keep streets in repai~.
<br /> It is recommended that a special appropriation to said amount be allowed.
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<br /> (With Public Welfare Dept.) Petition of the Board of Health that an appropriation of $150.
<br />be made to defray expenses incident to the Health 0ffice~ attending the regular annual meeting
<br />of the American Public Health Association in New Orleans, La., on October 21-23rd, inclusive.
<br /> It i~ recommez~led that a special appropriation to f~h~ amount bf $128.00~be allowed
<br />for seine.
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<br /> Recommendation of the City Manager, approved by the Public Safety Department, that $2,248.
<br />allowed for purchase of patrol w~gon for the Police Department.
<br /> It is ~ecommended that a special appropriation to said ~nount be allowed.
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<br /> (With Publi~c Service Dept.) Reconnnendation of the City Manager t~t an appropriation of
<br />$2,000. be allowSd to resurface Glasgow street, between Effingham and Hatton, with asphalt sur-
<br />face; this appropriation to cover the purchase of an asphalt pot to keep the 18 miles of streets
<br />maintaine~ during the winter months.
<br /> -It is recommended that this work be done, out of appropriation already allowed for
<br />Street Paving.
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<br /> Reports of the City Treasurer, City Collector and City Clerk & Auditor for the month of
<br />September, 1919.
<br /> We have examined these reports and it is recommended that they be filed.
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<br />A ~petition of the City'Treasurer that his salary be increased to $100. per month.
<br /> This petition will be considered for the Budget of 1920.
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<br />A request o~ the School Board for an appropriation of $22,98A.03 to pay bills for September.
<br /> Progress.
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<br /> (With City Attorney) Communication from the City Clerk & Audito~ stating that tax~s for
<br />the Parker Farm for the yea~ 1918 was assessed against previous owner, Nr~ Bunting; and that the
<br />taxes for ten months of 1918, $150.67, should either be paid to the Treasurer of Norfolk Cottuty
<br />by the City or the City Attorney should be instructed to proceed in Cotu~t to be relieved of the
<br />said amount.~
<br /> Th~ City Attorney is handling this matter and this Department will report later.
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<br /> A petiti'on of J. E. Johnson, by Geo. Bosman, attorney, that he be refunded amounts paid in
<br />erTor by him on property eituate on Effingham street for the years 1894, 1898, 1898, 1599, and
<br />1911-18, inclusi~,e. Total $109,20, with interest thereon, making a total of $143.23.
<br /> It is recommended that a special appropriation of $109.20 be allowed to refundfor
<br />~hese taxes.
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<br />AdvisabilitM of appointing a Plu~abing Inspector..
<br /> Progress.
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