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COu..:ON COUNCIL • •
ADJOURNED REGULAR METING JAN. 11, 1232
• PRESENT ---Mayor Herman Bergholtz
Aldermen--Sarnmons,Gill, Causer, Lowe,Myers,
Comfort,Campbell, ' Townsend, •
Rogalsky, Hoffman
Attorney--Trepan
Chamberlain--Snyder
Assessor--Dofflemyer
Sealer--Ga.urni er
• Chief of Police--Ma.rshall
Ci it r De•D'G. •
Investi ; tor Mayor Bergholtz introduced Miss Parrott,
Field Representative of the Temporary Emergency •
Relief Administration; who spoke to the Com:lon
Council on the growing 'demands and problems
confronting Public Welfare and City Officials
due to the great increase in necessary relief
and the public funds required- to meet this
mounting cost. She outlined a modern i)ro: ram
for relief and showed the 'necessity for a
trained worker in the Welfare Department,
particularly to conserve and wisely distribute
the public funds.
• The Mayor agreed and recommended that such a
trained worker be employed, pointing out that the
City would—thereby be in line for the 11
return from the State, as well as improving con—
ditions in the Charity Department. He stated
that he had interviewed some persons for this
position while in New York and was favorably
impressed by one applicant who would accept the
position at $2,11.00 per year although sL 1L _. be ,n
:offing 0-1000 for similar work. - The i:ia.yor also
reported that it was practically assured that the
Administration would „ay tl,e entire salary of this
Investigator if the City' ivbuld- fu±nibh her a.•
Stenographer and transportation for her investiga-
tions.
ji By Alderman Gill: seconded by Alderman Causer:
RESOLVED: that this matter be referred to
the Charity Committee for investigation and with
power to tape whatever action in the matter they
may dei de upon.
Carried.
j'itr'i1C 1lOi'
I `i'Altr:;t on v<,. Mr. Sherman Peer appeared before the
j' Common Council as Attorney for Mrs. Titchenor
jik223 Thurston Avenue and requested that this
ji property be changed from "A" to a "3" Zone
in order to permit the erection of an Apartment
{ House. He explained that although this property
had been on the market for some time
Mrs. Titchenor had been unable to dispose of it
except in this manner. He displayed an
Architect 's sketch of the proposed building
and stated that practically all of the nearby
residents had given consent to the building and
that even the- people on the Heights who had
opposed. '_r. Miles Apartment were not opposed
to this construction.
By Alderman Sammons: seconded by Aid. Camapbell:
RESOLVED: that this request be referred,
in accordance with the Zoning Ordinance, to the
Planning Com :lissi on for •recomaendatilon and
report.
Carried.
The following annual reports for 1931 were
received, read and ordered filed:
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i . Er. Gaurnier, City Sealer; Mr. Snyder as City Chamberlain
PLearti i.r. Dofflemyer, as Assessor & Building Cois:hissioner ;
Mr. Marshall, as Chief of Police.
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Attorney Treman, reported that he had investigated
Damage Claims filed by Ferdinand Dilger and William A.Price
• and that he recomaended that both be rejected.
By Alderman Causer: seconded by Alderman Sammons:
RESOLVED: that the damage claims of Ferdinand Dilger
and of William A. Price be and the same are hereby both iI
rejected. •
O:C-1±h ihUi:
Attorney Treman cited various short comings in
the present City Ordinances with reppect to covering the
parking of cars and canvasing of selling goods .on private
•
property, and recornneded changes to adequately cover
these nuisances by amending the present ordinances.
By -Alderman Myers: seconded by Alderman Gill:
. I{ SOLVED: that Section.l2 of Chap. II of theCity it
Ordinances be and the some is hereby amended to read as
• follows and to take effect upon publication.
Sec.12 - Parking, Loitering and Nuisances.
No person shall park, or permit to be parked any
' automobile or other vehicle inion private property without
the conse ht of the owner or liesseA, t hen a notice forbidding
such parking has been conspicuously posted at the entrance
or eonspncuous-r to. said propertyAor has been previously placed in such
ly thereon Automobile or other vehicle, or when such person has
actually been -forbidden to spar_: thereon eTither.by the
owner or lessee.
- No person shall generally canvass or solicit on any
private property or in any private or semi public building
without the consent of the owner or UsSetthereof, when a
notice forbidding such general canvassing or soliciting
has been conspicu .usly posted thereon.
No person shall loiter or commit any nuisance
within the limits of the City Cemetery or any other public
place in the City of Ithaca.
Violation of this ordinance shall constitute
disorderly conduct.
Ayes--10 Nays-0 Carried.
The Mayor react a co::i lunico.tion from the State
Raj; Department of Health in which they urgeCities. not to
p���"
attempt to conserve public funds by eliminating such City
employees as are vitally necessary. in :Maintaining the !1
public health, such as Milk Inspectors, Health Nurses,
Sewage and Filter Plant Operators and Water Shed. Inspectors
etc. .1
In commenting upon the communication, the fiayor
urged a careful scrutiny of the Budget to eliminate !I
non-essentials and unnecessary expenditures with possibly !1
the curtailment of certain special. free. services. which
have been given in the past so that the increase due to
Charity, might be offset with at least a corresponding
decrease in other items and thereby maintain -our
present tax rate.
: _'i e is
On behalf of the Committee on Relations with the
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Police Department, Alderman Myers reported that they had
rented, a new room in the Bates Block for the Police Voman
at. the rate of 420. 00 per month which includes heat and
Janitor services. He also reported that the room had been '�
satisfactorily partitioned and that the partition in the
Charity Office had been extended to- the ceiling.
1, Alderman S_unmons reported that he had inspected
;i,;-_ the nes fire truck in Elmira and that the same was progress-
ing favorably and would be delivered early in February. !i
By- Alderman Sammons: seconded by Alderman Townsend:
RESOLVED: that the following bills be and the
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same are hereby amproved and ordered paid when
properly audited and a-,pr-oveJ by the Finance Comn-
mittee:
" Carried
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I CO iQ ON COUNCIL GENERAL
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Tompkins Co: Nat '1 Bank tip17, 345.00
Police Pay Roll,Dec.ltol5 .1, 629.11
Villiaa Simmers 65. 00
Reuben Dworsky 40.O0 \._./
County Clerk,Marriage Lie. 10.00
C.C. Pay Roll, Dec. 1, 650. 22
Carl Benson 14.00
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.William Simmers 20.00
Dominic Seamon 30.78
jj Police Pay Roll Dec.15 to 31st : 1, 629.11
1 H:T. Kinsman 14.00
Tomnkins Co. Nat 'l Bank 1,780.00
'j Chas. Benson 14.00
Percy Rorick 17. 20
Ezra Seacord 155.79
I� Peter M. Donohue . 6o.00
C.W. Wismar 6o.00
J. Walter Williams 6o.00
j Dominick Seamon 15.39
(I T.G.Miller Sons Parser Co. 1.43
Hand Stamp Co. . 60
�i Vera Wicks Snyder 9.16
N.Y. Telephone. Co. 58.16
I County Clerk, Hunting & Fishing Lic. 2.00
I Harry C. Baldwin 0 6o.00
I L.E. Dofflemyer 6. 30
I A.H. Treman 100.00 �../
SideBoard Restaurant 68. 30
�� City Chamberlain, petty cash 16.70
S.E. Tisdel Co. 1. 25 ['
i T.G. Miller Sons Paper Co. 5. 60
Parker & Granville 1. 50
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Chas Eastman 61. 56
Chas. Benson 14.00
H. T. Kinman 14.00
Ithaca Ton Co. 5.00
C.J.Rumsey & Co. 6.75
Atkinson Press 10. 50
II N.Y. State Gas & Electric Corp. 66.07
Ithaca Gear & Auto Parts Co. 3.00
E.G.Holme s & Son 2.79
Treman,King & Co. 1. 20
Ithaca Laundries,Inc. 4.32
3.G.Lang E. & G. Co. , Inc. 1.00
Ithaca Journal News 4.00
City of Ithaca, "at er Fund 120009' 00
OLD AGE SECURITY
C. D. Townsend, Dec. salary 110.06 \ J
1 Old Age, Pay Roll,Jan. 3, 625.00
I. James 12.00
T. G.Miller ' s Sons Parer Co. 3.40 _,
C. D.Townsend, car mileage 7. 68
I Ithaca Memorial Hospital 11.00 ,
Alice Handy 60.00
I Dr. R. C. Warren 10.00
Dr. Eugene Baker 8.O0
1 Dr. R. C. Warren 20.00
Dr. Eugene Baker (2) 0.00
Dr. R. C. Warren 16.00
I Dr. W. G. Fish 11.00
Reuben Dworsky 20.00 !
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Jo::son Shoe Store . Il
Ha ra-py Valley Home -72 1 {'�. 2 7
Ith,n,ca Children's Home 112. 00
J. S. Pett-v"brid-e 32. �-0
Trat,iaaa S. St evens ( 2) 130. 00
T.G.IUl::ers Sons Paper Co. F.
The Csyuga Press 21 . 7
Bruno I:_auza 1.08
J olin Abbott 20. 00
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Florentino Yengo 2F. 00
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�nc�icott-Jci.Zsc a Shoe More 8.71
Johnson' s Shoe Story:
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,,�. Lyaaci� Ccr"-�_ Co. Inc. 75 C,
Vincenzo Polio 10.0
John AaDo-`t =25-.00
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F.F. Noraon 32.0
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Fran:. La.'arr 94•
L. S.Jones 5-7.5
Jo se-oh Sr aIm 00. 0,
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S.J.101 _y 14. 00
I:_a-ry C. I.:Oe 0. 00
G.F. Stuyl:oci: 7.5
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C.A.Ilyerson 5-• 85
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Clyne s 203. �0
John Fly-nn 10. 30
Ed w. J. I±anolen
Dooley
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Fryi�e-, P,iLrraa.cy �• 52
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As Oci ..tec_ 14. '^
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It:_.c Fuel su ) )ly Co. ( 2) 130.70
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Cn r.:oticn :aeeti_. adjourned.
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