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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMN-CC-1932-06-23NAmmP�id CO r.T,L_ ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING JUNE 2331932 2 P.I4. PRESENT --Mayor Herman Bergholt z ALDER UEN--Comfort, Rogal sky, Hoffman,11yer s, Campbell, Gill, Townsend Stork Projects The list of Work Projects, as approved by the Board Of Public Works at their meeting of -June 22nd was presented by Iiayor Bergholtz who urged that t�iese necessary public isprove,lents be approved so that they might be forwarded for approval to the Temporary Emergency Relief Ad.-ini st ration. The mayor recoraaended that the Council provide - funds for sanitary sewer work in connection with the State Hospital project and suggested that additional work might be authorized later on, as funds were available. By Alder ian Rogalsky: seconded by Alderman Comfort: RESOLVED: that the entire list of projects as approved by the Board of Public forks be approved and recoil fended to the Temporary Emergency Relief Administration for their approval. A3aes--r7 Nays--0 Carried. By Alderman Gill: seconded by Alder_Ian Hoffman: RESOLVED: that $13,800 be and -the sane is hereby appropriated from surplus in the Improvement Fund to cover the cost of sanitary sewer work in connection with the State Hospital project -in accordance �► with the schedule submitted; additional appropriations for the balance of the projects be be made as and when additional funds are available. Ayes- x7 Nay s--0 The ilayor reported that the Trustees of the Cornell Library have offered the City the use of the first floor of the Library building in its present condition without alteration free of rent for one year. The offer was discussed at some length and on motion of Aldermi an Dyers it was unanimously carried that the Trustees be thanked for their offer and informed that the City would i_iake use of the building if possible. Charity Dept. The mayor called attention to the exceedingly large amount expended by the Charity Department for medical and hospital services during tho first five months of the year pointing out that about 75% of the 12 month's appropriation to this Department had already been expended and that these two items were the ones that were tIay out of proportion to the esti zated expenses. The advisability of securing a City Physician was thoroughly discussed. By Alderman Gill: seconded by Alderman Toc4nsend: WHEREAS during the first five zionths of this year the City's -neddCal and hospital expenses have absorbed a largo percentage of the Charity Department Budj et, NOW THEREFORE RESOLVED: that the :ayor appoint a Special Co-E-littee to investigate and report on the advisability of appointing one or more Doctors to act as City Physician and Surgeon to care for the welfare pa -it s, except perhaps erlergcncy cases. C�!rried. City The,yor appointed the folloiAng Com_Attee to ill - Physician& vestiga.te and report at the next rzeeting: Aldermen Gill Surgeon gee*+�onw;;Af �t�n, Causer,Irers. By Alden an r,yers: seconded by Alderman Cx-ipbell: RESOLVED: that the City Attorney & Charter Corziittc be requested to prepare an ar_iendment to the City Chart to provide for the :�ppoint-:lont of a City Physician & Surgeon in accordance with the ":"elfare Law; the salary or co._iponsa.tion to bo fixed by the Co:_i:-on Co-Lulcil. Carried. On motion adj ourne d. � City Clerk.