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CO ' :OK COUNCIL
REGULAR L• HTING _iARCH 2, 1932.
PRESENT--Hayor Herman Bergholt z.
Alder_ten--Causer,Gill,Myers, Comfort,Townsend,
Rogal sky, Cam#bell,Hof fiaan, Sa:�l:ions
Co:i:_iissioner of Charities--Green
Building Comai ssi over--Dof i'lemyer
Attorney--Treman
Cha::zb e rlai n--Snyder
Minutes of the preceding meeting were duly approved.
The . ayor reported briefly on his visit to Albany
for the iii d"Winter meeting of the hayor t s Conference.
Amendment
Building The Cler'h .read from the Minutes of the Planning
Zone Commission of February 26th wherein they reco:m:iended various
Ordi- amendments to the Building Zone Ordinance. Each amendment
nance was discussed, particularly the one proposed to remove
hotels from the "B" residence district and place such
construction along with apartment houses, hospitals etc. ,
under Section Sa.
By Alderman Rogalsky: seconded by Ald omaih Campbell:
RESOLVED: that the Conlon Council approves of adoption
of the amendments as recommended.
Ayes--Causer, Comfort,Townsend,Rogalsky,Cmapbell,
Way s--Gill.Ey er s,Ho f fman, Sammons.
The Kayor declared the motion lost on the grounds that
it required a majority vote of full membership.
Commissioner Dofflenyer called attention to the
fact that the present edition of the Zoning Ordinance was
exhausted and that certain amendments were desirable before
a new edition is printed and reco=ended that such
changes be studied.
By Alderman Causer:seconded by Alderman Ayers:
RESOLVED: that the entire Zoning Ordinance be
referred to the Planning Com:ission for study with regard
to revision and reprinting.
Carried.
Audit
By Alderman Causertseconded by A1dernan Sammons:
RESOLVED: that the bills audited and approved by
the Finance Com_littee be and the sane are hereby ap7roved
for payment.
Carried.
Amendments
Charter The Clerk read a proposed amendment to Sec.146 of
the City Charter designed to clarify the provisions thereof
and the same was, on notion, laid upon the desks of the
members until the next regular meating.
Alderman Ca�ipbell read a proposed amendment to
Sec. 24 of the City Charter designed to clarify the pro-
visions thereof with particular reference to raking it
coAform to the present Public Welfare Law, and the same
was on notion laid upon the desks of the mewbers until
the next regular meeting.
On motion meeting adj ourned, `
0 ity Clerk,