Mr. Douglas made a motion to table the matter and Council Member McCutcheon seconded him. Three votes are required to table a matter and the motion to table was defeated two votes to three.with council members Gordy, Sundholm and LaMar voting nay. Further discussion ensued on the matter of who would be responsible for the cost and the actual removal of the sidewalk of the resolution passed. The city agreed to provide a truck to haul away the detritus on a Saturday, and the property owners would take care of the cost of hiring a party to remove the sidewalk and they would also provide the fill. Douglas voted nay.
Motion carries and Resolution No.
46-99 is attached to these minutes as Annex No. 1. Sixth on the agenda was a public hearing on the matter of the paving of 33 rd Street south of State Street. Wally Mook, director of public works, briefly explained the nature of the project. The council secretary presented an affidavit of publication regarding the notice of hearing. No written correspondence had been received as a result of the notice.