Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
Civic Auditorium
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but the council could offer him rr
further solace. 1'ii' IN
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but the council could offer him No
further solace. 'Ai i'
Voting Precincts
1ee coGE2l established tbro, ..,.
.hS precincts for the coming elee.
cons. Precinct No. ! wilt be Iacato5
at the Wilson school ana ;ncm5ns
precincts /. ., 3. !, ), and G grhis
embraces all the territory waet If
Eighth street and cast of Ejoh+b ona
"orth of Park. Precinct No > ta hn
located Al tie CITY Han. Tbis tol,os
n precincts !, =, ., 10, II. - II.
II, 10, %, and %: everything son,h
u Park Gnd north of Holt Win
LigAth street rs the vest ana Tho
iio"d tracks Is The east bonn.
daHeS; also everything east OF these
'Iarfs ana soCth Of Park ovonun
Precinct Ne. 3, AZ Harding school.
IhlS comprises precincts Ii, l.. "a.
y, ~. 2ld I. including the rrri
tafE So-th of Holt With EigA.h
street Is tie wes, end and the rail
tosd tracks rs the ea>s boundaries
Concerning the proposed dance
.Ider Z" lie erected in tile north patie
i -" civic pimgc, il WAS suggested
that tn" manager ~ the p unge
should make = canvass Of tie section
atar the city park to secure nuhlic
euHion ON the question OF the pre-.
posed daacing Recommendations.
br. Carol Aronyici. city coming ex
cert wording in conjunction with
;ht city planning commission for the
1s.2onirE of the city. appeared be
fore the hoard and asked the IN.
th2r!@at!oa ef that tadr for It public
nearing On the now zoning ordin-
ance. This was granted and public
sdv'rtiScmnt Of !his hearing win hp
'aade in due time. The council furth-
er passed the rev ordinance FOR its
I-rst reading Is also "a map showing
the changes which have been made
u the commission. This ordinance
must come up before the board fer
i second aad final reading hrforc
i. can ue considered authoritative.
B. +. Lemons Was EEaetc3 p,rm;s,
s:oE to c9; the ,,rt ard Construct
" ne" dri1osya: ~ nls .-rt"I par
.ars ON STATE at.e :. e.rtnyr per
mission Wg> given n..a II yst>ud the
nrescn: ar &de in front q his LYild-
ing 10 iuclud" contemplated aJdi
tiaas to the establishment.
The city engineer was directed to
proceed with the extension Of sewer
accommodations TO lot u. block -,
If the Third Addition. This work
VII be undertaken ~ once
\ representative e the Pacific
lndemnite company Of SAN Diego,
before the board TO cx-
pain certain Insurance difficulties
brough. to the attention Of the coun-
I'll IN Il recent letter from the Tyle~
Insurance agency, this city. After
much discussion and elaboration on
lie pa:t of both council and repre-
seutati"c. tie matter Fas left 10 the
"ity attorney t1r further reas.dcra-
tioa today. The cruX II TIE mot,rr
seems t. lie. not in the manucr at
=, icy issued. hui IN its ultimate cost
g the ,i,y. ;Atrc being a 4iscrcp-
ancy Of SOM SEQ in tn rate a.
now understood and that WAirh was
thought Of - IT," time the qscstion
of mSuraLte Was first token up by
Tie city.
Judge Mayficid and Chief of Po-
ice Oswait came before the council
with protest against parking con-
titions existing on state street. par
teulally bct"oen Fifth and seventh
streets. asking th%t SON" action be
tlken BY tho council t. prevent
'rucks parking l.; those sectors in
gch q fashion - 10 cndongrr the
aGbHc s":.ty This is particularly
-.g.i,eah!c after dark. Further more
tho question OF rarking in front of
he post off.et tcg unnecessary
.eagths Of tim, causing many cars %
ae stopped ia both directions IN The
abide O. IL, street was also brought
rp. Attc- a.u"h discussion it was
;iaa.:y decided that the city attor
meg, tao police commissioner an i
th.,s Oawait should try to work ont
some uiau or a.duancc which would
do away with this uasEing trouble
and reader traffic on the downtown