The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
NO ACTON TAKEN BY CITY COUNCIL
 ON AIRPORT BLDG,

i Juneau will not have even q temporary Administration build ing at the Airport, at least until after April of next year it was announced at the regular meeting Of the City Council.
 The statement was made by Councilman Burr Johnson after he had reported on two buildings at .Skagway offered to the City by Pan American Airways
 Johnson would not recommend that the City attempt to transfer : these buildings to Juneau because of the high costs involved, and ap- preaching winter weather, although he said that they are "the finest knock-down type buildings he had ever seen.
 Several alternatives were pro- posed A building has been located at Duck Creek which it is believed might possibly be suitable for transfer to the Airport as tenn porary structure It is now in use ] as a storehouse by the Civil Aeron- autics Authority.
 Second among Councilman John sons suggestions was that the City investigate thoroughly and perhaps draw up plans for a simple design of temporary building which could be built for about S20,000 and paid off out of rentals over a period of five years.
 Johnson then advanced a third plan, that three way arrangement be investigated whereby the Terri tory would obtain funds from the Federal Government under the Federal Airport Act and construct a S75,O00 building at the Airport. The City would then issue bonds and repay the Territory the one quarter of the cost which it would have to hear under the provisions ol the Act.
 All of the alternative proposals will be studied. and Council mem bers, the Mayor and the City En- gineer will go into further detail. The Council was reminded that meanwhile airline passengers are standing out in the weather at the Airport, but no one suggested that beach umbrellas be provided them.
 A letter was read to the Council in which J w. Bus" Anseu made application for a license to operate new refuse company in Juneau. Ansell stated in his letter that he has been assured of delivery of new garbage truck equipped with adequate covers, by the first of November.
 Ansell further stated that he would comply with the City's gar bage ordinance, making regular pick-ps both downtown and in the residential districts He said that he plans to purchase a second smaller, hopper-type garbage truck. Tie Council approved Ansell's ap- plieation
 Discuss Parking
 Juneaus narrow gauge traffic and the resultant parking problem on the City streets was discussed. Councilman Henry Sully suggested that action is needed to prohibit parking cn the South side of Main street between Front and Willough- hy Chief of Police Milo Clouse concurred.
 Chairman George Jorgenson of the Police Committee was asked to study the problem, and other mat ters of similar nature which were suggested, and to present a com prehensive traffic report at the next Council meeting.
 Also referred to Jorgenson's committee for clarification was whether renewals of Taxi drivers licenses should cost $1 as in the past, or s15, a blanket charge which was approved at the last meeting for new licenses. It was suggested that, in fairness, truck drivers licenses should be raised from the present S1 fee.
 Royal Blue Cab Company was giv- en permission to park a cab on the Peter Wood property next to the Harbor Cafe at the Small Boat street.