HomeMy WebLinkAboutMN-CC-1933-08-14 2 8
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
CITY OF ITHACA,N.Y.
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING AUGUST 14,19 33
2 P. =.
PRESENT--Mayor Bergholtz
Aldermen--Saxamons,Gill, Causer, Lowe,11yyers,
Comfort,Campbell,Townsend,Hoffman
Attorney--Treman
Engineer--Eustance
Minutes of the preceding meeting were duly
approved.
Local The hayor reported that 7 days had elapsed since
Law the proposed Local Law No.2 was tentatively
No.2 approved and laid on the table in accordance with
the provisions of the Home Rule Law and recommended
that the same be now acted upon.
During the discussion of the changes contemplated
by this amendment, City Attorney Treman again voiced
his objections to its passage.
By Alderman Sam.nons: seconded by Alderman flyers:
RESOLVED, that the Local Law, considered,
approved and read into the Minutes of the meeting of
August 2, 1933, be and the same hereby is so enacted
by the Common Council as Local Law N0. 2,1933.
Ayes--8 Nays--1 (Lowe) Carried
Appro, Judge Crowley and Commissioner Green discussed
Welfare with the Council the employment of extra help for the
Dept, Welfare and Work Relief Departments and requnsted
the Alderman to approve land make an appropriation to
cover the cost of such services as might be necessary,
together with an appropriation to cover the mileage
travelled by the nurses and insurance adjuster,
By Alderman Gill: seconded by Alderman Sa.rmnons:
RESOLVED: that $1,000 be and the same hereby is
appropriated from Current Surplus to the Work Relief
Account for the payment of wages of necessary additional
administrative employees for the Mork Bureau and
Welfare Departments
Carried
By Alderman Gill; seconded by Alderman Sammons:
RESOLVED:. that $200 be nmd the same hereby is
appropriated from Current Surplus to the Welfare
Department for car mileage.
Carried
Central The Council discussed with ?,?r, Hickey a bill
Index received from L_rs. Wigley for services rendered in
connection with the operation of the Central Index.
On notion of Alderman Cazipbell, the Finance Com-
mittee and Charity Committee were authorized to adjust
the matter with power.
Federal Mayor Bergholtz reported that since the Co.-,r on
Aid Council had tentatively approved the list of projects
Prograr_1 for a Federal Aid program, the Engineer had glade r_iore
complete and detailed surveys and estim-ates of the costs
and that the Board of Public Works had changed and
added some projects to replace the East State Street
paving project which, in the irlean tir_ze, had been taken
over by the State. He reco:.v.iended the revised list
be approved. There was a general discussion and
detailed consideration of each of the projects proposed.
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By Alderman Gill: seconded by Alderman Townsend:
RESOLVED: that the following projects:
PAVING
1.No.Cayuga St. $37,000-
2.Delaware Ave. 11., 500-
3.Prospect St. 7,000.
.Highland 52200.
5. Taughannock Boulevard 47, 500.
6.Floral Ave. 60, 500.
7.Haller Boulevard 3,000.
8.Lake Street Widening 2,100. $173.,800-
RESURFACING
1.No.Aurora St. N.,700-, 500,
2.Court & Geneva Ste.
.Ileadoii St. 8, 500-
.Dryden Road 7. 500• 542200.
REPAVING
~ 1.W. Statc Street 6 ,000.
2.Stewart. Ave. 44, 000. 113,000
CURB & GUTTER
l.Bryant Heights 9, 5000
2.Eln Street 2,300-
4,Mitchell St. 12$000.
4.Cobb & Worth Sts. 7, 600, 31, 400.
SANITARY SEWERS
1.Court St. 10, 500- G.
638E$- 900
be and the sane hereby axe each and all approved for submission
to the Federal Aid Ad-ministrator, together with all other
estinates,papers, plans etc. ,necessary to the submission
of these projects.
Ayes--9 Nays--0 Carried..
On motion adjourned, at the call of the Mayor
6�1t ' Clerk