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Present: Twiddle, Ammindsen, Dallmn.r. VicA:s, Miller, Rommel, Vlhst s,dt . Absent: Yone,. TTpon motion b7,- Rorrai:ell second by Amundsen,, the- mdnutes of the - nree f.ing he:l.d on. December 15t,h,1930, were approved. Dr. Walters and Di�. riffi.n, asked that Third Street Sou.thwer-t, bc;tween Seventti, Avenue Soutbwest , and Ei firth Avenue Southw-,,-� st , be re orened JI for sliding, with a.rrengempnts for the protection of the Austin A. Kennedy property, and a. motion by Hicks, second by Romaizel., ca,rrded that. the Chair appoint a Corrm-;ittee .for investiga.ii.on In determining a' fea.sib]_e loce.ticn for e:, pu.blAc slide, and President T,i.ddle accordingly appointed members of t.hE> Sbrett and, Allcy Committee as such committee. Emil Reiter made conrpin int in regard to the children wT,_o use the 7u4ribro River adjacent to his property for skating, stealing his fire wood for use in making bon firer to keep warm by, and asked fbr-':the placing of a "??o � kat, fng", si.rn on the river at that point. President Liddle referred his complaint to the Police Committee Atld made request that the ?,Ja.yor aive the subject his attention tco. ;i A communication from the Manager of the Fai.rba.nks, Morse & Cc . 6ca,le Department, addressed to .Alderman Miller, as Chatrman of the Cormii.tt�e In the matter, telling of the condition of the present City sce.les, and quot:in�; f1gures for the furnishing and installation of a city sce•le of sufficient capacity to tale care, of the present day needs, was Dr,esented as the Con,lnittEe report, and the said eommunieat ion was read , after which ''resident Liddle ordered teat the same be placed on file. The following rec (nmendat i.ow c oneernin-f the building of a new Municipal ruilding, were reed, and President Liddle ordered that the sane be rla:ced on file: "70 the Honorable A.da:yor and Common Council of the City of Rochester: December --2,1930, a group of ,Rochester citizens met for the purpose of making a survey or an inspection of the: City Hall building. A. R. Ziek was elected Chairman and E. T.t, Rsetz, secretary. Following a. thorough inspection of the building, the group appointed a. commiittee of three, the chairman, the secre-te.ry, and. Arthur Reiter. This Cbmmittee was authorized to present to the TTonorable Mayor and the Commion Council of the City of Poche--ster the conclusions of the Inspection toi7ether with. recommendations for further action by the Council. The committee, therefore, submits for favorable consideration the following particu'lars of V,e insrection: The building is unsafe for the officials of Rochester to conduct the busineds of its Citizens, The group was Convinced of the corrz!ctness Of this statement after having inspected the condition of the first floor from the basement. The crpstru.ction of the first floor is of solid timbering, the bearing ends in the walls having deteriorated due to dry -rot, The floor has thus lost its bearing, and mP.y someday unexpectedly colapse. At some points the floor has already considerably sp,gged. Some shoring has been done from time to time, but these supports are also rottine., at the bases, The stone slabs under the jail section- are propped up by timber shoring which are deteriorating. The jail in particular Is in an unsafe condition, It is an injustice to prisoners to be confined in unsafe and already condemned quarters, `...'he group also discovered numerous cracks In the walls of some of whi -ch are of tht.; build in:,-.- recent date. The morte.r in the outside walls of the basement has dissolved leaving only loose sand bet-vieen the layers of stone. .-he second floor preser ' is practically the save oonditi on- as that of the first, The bearing ends of the joints are deteriorating ce,usinf,,, the floor to be unsaft for citizens after --ding the meetingsc:' of the ConaLlon Council, To those knowinE its corid1tior, It is 6Xtri.;wc-ly surprising that nothing serious has happened thus far, Large; gatherings of. citizens at Council meetings should at any- rate be discouraged, If not altogether forbidden, 77he ceiling and the roof Rre peculiarly con-striietcd. The roc-,P joists are filled -ift with cinder ocn.crete., thus exclud.fro, !,Jr which has cauoid dry rot. The rotting has advanced ,tg a stage -gl-icre it 1:, no 1 onf.,,,e r safe for the occupants of the buildink.,. The possll-ility of the j o ts, and rafters dropping away from their bearinE,, is apparent to a1.1 who examine the conditi on of the roofing, ii C, The toilet facilities in the building are extreiiiely deplorable. It is no credit to our city. In view of these existing conditions, this croup of citizens roc zLmunds that the Counon Council appoint q. cOmriliss'ion of fifteen who will adequately rc,,T)resent all citizens of Rochester, and whose diatles It sb9.11 be to present to the Council waysend mean.- of solvingthe bo.i.101n.r! problem now confronting the city, It is further reconiiiiended that the coamiissio.n of fifteen conduct open meetings for discussion of plans relative t,, the building -_project. In the opinion of this group of citizens the commission to be appointed should determine and present to the Common Council for f;Arther consideration three aspects of our building ri-cb1cna: (1) the I o c -a on for ecc!ncii-iic reasons, and (3) that the light 'Plp'r,.t essilale; the f Inancial burden of the building so as to avoid a bond Issue and a subsequent inel-vase in taxes. It is very, evident that there- must be no increase In taxes. �i i `I _ritizen.s Committee- Arthlzr Reft-.er A. R. Z,i.ck. IT -a el(j. Whitin ,. :7im Prv.(At Lov.i s t',epp T'lmf;r Lyon Frec? Jlan,se Chas. Dabclstc;i_n Clarence Pao-enhart Frank W. Fvdrett Frank CoA an C , Respectfully submitted) A. R. Zick, Chairman Ed. 11:% Raetz,. cecrut^rTy. on mot i or., h s p y flicks, second by Vihtta.dt , the Chair was requested to appoint a. Committee of 15 local citizens to study the question and me,ke recrrmerda,t:1.ors, or. the for t11e construction of a, local municl.pa.l V build inr;. baln.r.ee sheet trial balance statement, of fli.ndl_ s t a t e;zie r,t of unexpcnd(A budCet a.p_propriatJ.one , etc., of the City of Rochester. Vir,ne,-ote, prera.rc d by the City Clerk 'of said. City, Rs of Yovember 30th, 19-30,wery l.e.j.d before the Common Council, and President Lidd.le ordered that the same be pin.ced on file. j Thy: report of the Clerk of the `tunjcipml Court, for the wec k enulnF; December 15th,19310, showIn cri.rina,]. fines collected "`� r.Co civil fec;s reeE:i.vc:d 'F9.05, tnd fines cnllected due to Olmsted Count/ 4"10,o5 .for the wee1`: end.i.n_f recer.bEr 2?,191;(,, showing criminal fines collected. .p0, civil fees received `'14.70, and court costs eharfied to Olmsted County ",1`1.10, and for the wec:'_( endinc December 29th,1930, showing crin2ina,1 fines collected ;� n.OQ,civil foes received '56,ar), ^,nd Olmsted County check received for November, 1�30, for local. �„n.ictpP.1 Court fees '»9.40, court costs cha_rred. to Olmsted Cour,t,,J13.0, fines collected due to Olmsted County '�6.?,5, (Ire each rec.d, and President T,iddle referred the same to the City Att,crney, I Upon motion. by Rommel, second by Miller, the sum of '16.30 was a,ppropriai:cd from the Ger.era:l Fund and it was ordered that the said suns be i jaid. to Olm,,tcd County, Vinr1.esoL.n., for local Municipal Court fimUs collected due to Olmsted County, "Airnesota. Dnlance sheet, income stater.ents, etc., of the Public Utility De pe.rtmient of the City of Rochecter� Minnesota, prepared by thc, Sccrctoxr o" the Public Utility Doard as of rioveinber Mth,1030, were laid beforc the Co mcn Col_er.cil, and Preei den.., Liddl e ordered that the same be placed on fii6; the -nfd inccm-,e stRtem,,nts showing a net profit in the T 5ht Depa.rt•mer..t for the uon.th of. Yovembc;r,1930, of y125C, .99, and a, net profit 1.31. the light i J V� Deppxtiriert for the 6 months Of this fiscal year of ,,_100r,:'l4.7_9, and n. net: profit. in thc Watc:r D(,partment of said City, for the month of yoven, ,r -.,,r of d for thc 8 months of this fiscal 'rear of '"32643.56, and a net profit in the Steam Reatinn,ID Department for the month of November.1930, of $709.660 end for the 8 months of this fiscal year of A1134.79. The official bond of Mary Blake as Clerk for the Public Utility Depnxtments, with the New Amsterdam Casualty Company as suretir thereon in the amount of :„:'L JOOO.00 was re�.d, and upon motion by RoTbmel, second by Vihst,,dt t,!.-.c said surety wr).s acet,-pted, tl�e said bond was approved and it was ordered that the said bond be placed on file. Upon motion by jjic.Ks second by Dallmn.n the � 01 ty Clc -;r1r was instructed to peoc�(Ajngs for advertising for bids for the furnishings and install-ition of r ?O ton- City scale, with 24 foot by 9 foot platform. ar,rlicn.tion of Company C. for a dance por;iilt at the; ? rational Cuard Armory for , JanLjar-L,r 3. 10ths 17th) 2,1thand 31st 195i and of T .1 -,, A. PtIlows) for a public dance Y)erwit at, the Woodman Hall., January 1st, and 15th.1931, were each read. A copy of the public liability- and property daiiiage ins lirailce polic',r corcring the Roc'hustur Dus, issued by the Hartfort; Accidcnt and Indemilty CO -imp nu Inc., I I a d .1 n," Pre.,,I&;nTA"Idlu or u cli-:red t,hP.t the earue beIgAd before -the Corr ion Council, aI placed on rl. le , `1116 appoi-ntiaent by Hunry Wildenborg, r3citfuip.,nder of the local v�t-.;j:-aij._ of filore fgn of John Dergha:nmc;r to serve as a'ncilher from that orraniza tloil Upon M1,16 Citizen's Clock. Coiwiittbe, was read, and President Liddle ordrrud tbaL the 8a�-Lw bt: placed on file., Upon motion by ,;filler, sccc)nd by Vihstadt, t1ie, 711avol• ar;,,J city Were ai,ttho.L-iz,.;d and diructcd to address and -a c u1VdL1JRiCRti01-i to tht North- wvf-tern Railway Co., and also to mace the seal of the City* of Rochester thcreon, thi; wording of which co!'ivalnication shall be as follews: "Ta aski.ag for preliminary T-,Er:;iissioii from your conipan)r to r b cr in t h, e insot.� _11.1-atl oil of a, -Liew intake line for ci.irculatin!-! -,qatEr rr-oin the r7, R.iVLP to the; City Light Plant, the City of Pocheslcr herLby tr P1,01-ftntly execute, when. rucelvud i the Rallway Company's standard form of 11cOrlse cov(::rinp: this insts-Ilation and fi-irther agrees that the said city will (-.xellipt the Chicago & Northwestern Radl-way Company from any asscssnit:111, in connection therewith." following communication -via-- read,, and P.,-,(;sident Liddle ordc:rcdl that the s-.*,:e bc, placed on file: Duce,fibe-r 1,1-.,1930 Yfr. A . F - Wr i rht City Clerk roch,;stcx, ?Jinnesota Pear Clr: We hs7►e rot, yet heard from Mr. James T. r'j)i_11ar..�., city Q•tt,orney, in regn.rd to t,heGeorge Healy Ests.te. Ne are' placing, this ;r,,r.ttcr In our file and will have nne of cur examiners en•11 qn Mr. Eaton when i_n the vt.c.i.r,it y of Rochester, ?'le wish to thank yn" for Molar interest In t_iis matter. A• F :T :'�ZR Yours very truly,, HETTRY PTriT S) Comptroller By A. R. Johnson, Chief Exawlner. . " The City Clerk presented a satisfaction of mortrJn.ge given by ChrLstopher Grn..l�a;r, relen.sin, the mortra�;e given by th.e City of RocTe�tr,r on the so-ca,)..led Sol:lier Fielu property; and upon ntot,ion by TjicVs, second by Vihstndt, the isn.id sn.tisfacti.on of ;,7ortg*n•ge was accepted, s.n.d it was ordered that the same be placed on .record. A comm.unice,tion from the bnndin? company that covered the Eochester Electric Company on their contract for the installation of a. meera.nicn,l stoker at the new central fire station, asking for release on their bond if the said stoker has been. accepted and final payment made, was, read, and upon motion by Ficks, second by A,,,undsen., the City Clerk was Instructed to s conmilniica•ti.nn wi uh TFr. T. F. T"en.nedy, the local agent, and inform him that t he rieehn.nica,l stoker at the Centrs.l Fire Station has been accepted and paid for :,tth consequent release of the bond obligations,, T?por. motion by Vihst.adt, second b r Roiru,iel, the City Clerk was instructed to bill the State of Minnesota Highway Departm.nt for. the 193C installment on their share of the cost of resurfacing the paving on Second Street Southwest, between First Avenue Southwest and Third Avenue, i 9 ^e�tthwest . The me.tter of the issuance of resident identification cards to i J local reside•nt.s regardless of -whether t},.ey are to be used or not, wa.s discussed, r•nd President Liddle appointed the License Consrittee , the City Attorney ^.nJ the City Clerk for con_side-:-a.ti.on of the subject and for their recommendations as to amendments that might be re 1uired. The• following recommendq,tion of the Fire Depn,rtn►ent ComT,-iit,tCe wf3,s rend, and President, Diddle ordered that the same be pls,ced on file: " Decl9, 1930 To The TTonorsble ',Qa:yor n.r.d Co:rr.-ion Council of the City of Rochester, Minn. 80� .Ve the Fire Committee having chE;cked the st temen.t or the Ahrens•-r+'ox. it Fire Eiv,in.e Co., dated Dec. 1,1930, find the same correct to the best of our knowledge and recommend the said account be paid. Signed The Fire Committee B. Amundsen, I P. W. Miller, Paul L. Ro, rt el." i T1lc� fact that Q.s yet the Sewer Co inittee and the City Enryinear have not I, found it possible to give their consideration to the '11,8.06 claim of the Heating Specialties Company for repairs to the oil burner in the Soldier PieldClubhouse, I after the Soldier Field Clubhouse basement was flooded by the failure of. the Sewage Lift pumping equipment, was considE:red by the Co;iaon Council, and a motion by hicks, second by Miller, carried by all voting in favor thereof, that this Co;n!4on Council it waives the report from the Sewer Committee and the City Engineer on the above it i mentioned account. it Upon motion by Hicks, second by Romriel, the sun of "11�3.9� was appropriated from the ^.:ever Fund and it was ordered that the sa)iie be paid to the treating Specialties i Com.,a.ny for the labor and repairs above mentioned. if The following report of the Cit. y Attorney was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: li "Dk ceziber, ?9th, 1030 :I Honorable Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. i; Gei'J,1e,,;1;n: Re: Claim of Ahrens -Pox Company. Having investigated the claim of the above r-Psued company for r,;'pairs furnished to the Rochester Fire Department .from April to and including June 30th,1930, it is recommended that the account, in the sum of .,526.26 be paid. The accoun., has been checked by memoers of the Fire Department in a position to have knowledge of all i .ems in the account and has been approvcd for payment by Yin. E. Cudmore, formerly Chief of the Department, and there appears to be no gopd reason why the above amount should not be paid. I am advised by the Ahrens -Fox Company that not only this account but many letters regarding same were mailed to the Chief of the Fire Depavrtwient as the invoices bee �mip due and payable, but that no reply of any sort was ever received by the Company. It appears to be the custom of this cuwp.any to mail all statements directly to the Fire Chiefs of Municipalities with ::hieh it is doing business. I i This report does not include any later bills than up to and including June 30th,1930,a.d any later statements should be handled in the :I rt cTular manner. Respectfully .submitted, James T. Spillane, City Attorney. " ,s , The: followin? claims were rea.rl, and upon mot ion.. by hicks, second I by Amundsen, the seale were allowed and the Mayor and City Clerk were author..zed 3 and directedtO dra,vv warrants upon the City Treasurer and ms-ke pe.- ment. accord - I Ingly: i • From the General hind: Mayo Clinic 1$10.00, Town Taxi. Vluotern Union `73;08, Da.y F:_ night. Garage ! 11.02., Leo, N. TTerrick i C. 8- N. W. Py. to. 11.20, HP•yes-Lnea,s P� Green `"1.65, Wm, R . Jones `�25.00, G. C. Rasmussen A63.50, Western Union -�.30, Wm. R. Tones aN.1.00, W.C. and Lena Danielson, Distributor f".3.00, John A./Leiferman' ]..96, Jones & 7roQger Co. 130.30, Fs.rnham .Printing & Stationery Company-'8.69; From the Fire Protection Fund: Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Co. 115.52, Witte Transfer Co. �%50, Mine Safety Appliances Co. 1"101.67, American. T-,RFrance and Foamite Industries, Inc. 't22,23, Petcr Pirsch and Sons, Co. '"'19.80, American T-,a-FrP.nce & Fos.mite Industries, Inc. ,'5.81� TTome ?il Company ,4�• 2� if V From the Street and Alley Fund: Tingley Tire Service $95,6o; Prom the Sewer 'Fund: City of Rochester, Light, Departrc nt '5157.20; F i' am the Park Improvement Fund: Heffron and Fitzger•fn.l.d 446.08, 5 Itte Transfer Company '"2.90, Heating Specialties C,.. 58.00, Woodhouse Drothers '�'33.04; From the Lighting Fund: pity of Rochester, Light Department '"'24.60; City of. Rochester, T Ight Department. 112.73; From the New Central Fire Station Fund: Home Oil Company '$42.70. Alderman Da•llman introduced the following resolution., which was rend: the final estimate made by the City Engineer in favor of Martin Paulson on his contract for the construction of a sanitary sewer on Sixth Street Southeast from the center line of Eighth Avenue Southeast to a point 233 feet East was in error in that the said final estimate credited for 233 feet of 6 inch pipe sewer at 75� per fc..ot, 4'174.751 12 pieces 6 inch on 6 inch y's at lrh1.00 each, 1,112.00, and 16.63 cubic yards of loose rock excavation at '"3.00 per cubic foot-, $139.89, total 326.64, when the said final estimate should have been 233 feet of8 inch. pipe sewer at 75�3, •;Y174.75, 7 pieces 6 inch on.. © inch Y's at 1',,I.Oo, S7.00, 46.63 cubic ,yards of loose rock excavation at -',�3.00 per cubic yard, S139.89, and one ingnhole ."40.00, total $361.64, and W7:ERTP32 Martin Paulson, the contractor was, under date of December 15,1930, paid the �33.25 difference for the correction of the said City Engineer's error, in that on September 15,1930, the said Martin Paulson was paid 'p310.31, which together witih the above mentioned '`�33.25 leaves 115,08 as being due the said contractor for the 5 % withheld for the period of one yc.",r to g».a.rantee the proper maintenance of the street during that time, and ' Y-U,,REAS, it is the decision of this Common Council that the I35.00 difference between the $40.00 omitted by the City Engineer in not certifying for the manhole constructed n:nd for the deduction of the -8,5.00 error wherein he paid for 12 y's when there were only 7 laid, be assessed against the i N 9// 1.. properties benefited, which said assessment should be in addition to the one levied October oOtr 1030 I ' SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Commok Council of the CitS, of Rochester, Minnesota: That the following described propertit�-:s be assessed the +,mount.; follocvjng with the descriptions as their share of the benefits derived from this additional assessment which is made for the correction of the above error: Charles W. Gould, f et 9.1. East 37 fffNt of Lot 12 in Block 9 in East Rochester Addition 8.5f3, Charles ,I W. Gould, et. al, West 68 feet of Lot 11 Block 9 East Rochester Addition `�"6.70, �j Charles A. Joslyn, Lot 1 Block 8, in Faict.Rochest�r Addition ''; 13.02, and Charles A. Joslyn, West 68 feet of Lot 2 in Block 8 in East Rochester Addition V,6.70." Upon motion by Hicks, second by Vihstadt, that the said resolution be adopted. as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu- tion duly passed and adopted. Alderman Miller introduced a resolution appropriating $105r.14 from the Gen.xal Fund and ordering payment made to Treasurer of the. State of Minnesota, for per diem and expenses of the state Comptroller (Public Examining Division) making examination of books and records of the Cty of Rochester,Vinnesota, for the fi::cal year ending; March 31st,1^30, per State Treasurer's draft notice no. 52343, which was read. Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Romriel, that the said rt.-,olution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu- tion duly passed and adopted., li Alderman Vihstadt introduced the following resolution, wh.ich was rend: i Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester: That the sum of . 526.26 be and the said sum is hereby appropriated from the Fire Protection Fund of said City and ordered paid to Ahrens -Pox Fire Engine Company for fire er_<.1 Jne parts, less allowances made nor parts returned in accordance with their sworn billing of October 8th,1930. i! Tht Mayor and City Clerk are hEre'by authorized and directed to draw a frarrant for said sum upon the City Treasurer in accordance herewith, and cal.ise said payment to be made." Upon notion by Hic rs, second by Vihsta,dt, that the said resolution be a.dopttd as read, a,nd all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Amundsen_ introduced a resolution granting public dance permit to Company C. 205th, Inf. Minnesota, national Guard, for the Armory, January 3rd, loth, 17th, 24th, and 31st, 1931, and fixing the fee at :t25.00, which was read. Upon motion by Miller, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Ror;miel introduced a resolution -ranting public dance permit to T,. A. Fellows, for the Woodman Hall, January 1st, and 15th.1931, and fixing the fet at :`�10100, which was read. Biz Upon motion by Vihst %a-dt, second by DF3,11man, that tie said resolu- tion. be adopted as read, and 9,11 voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. A communication from Mr. C, C. Rasmussen, expressing his opinion of tj,e 1930 real estate assessment gained after his attendance a.t the. sessions of the local. Poard of Ec?unlization, and P. copy o,f his rF;,port to the Minnesota Ta.x Commis --ion on tre same subject, were each rend, and President, piddle ordered th,P-t the same he placed on file. The following; report of uhe Insurance Comr.ittce was r(.ad, and Pre: i dent Lidcll e ordered thRt tti;c> same be placed or.. file: "December 29t•h, 1-030 IIcnore.ble Con .,ion Council; City of Rcchester, Minnesota,. 0erit1emen: Your Committee reconmiemds that ;the Following stntf-men.ts be pn-ld: Prown-Knopp Agency, Warminghcuse & building, 34.90 Weed Insurance Agency, Truck and grader, 60.60 Pespectfu.11y submitted, INMANCET COMMITTEE Paul A. Dallma,n) Chairman i� B. Amundsen, Paul L. Rommel." Upon motion by Hicklr, second by Dallman, the sum of `160.60 was �i appropriated frcm the Street and Alley Fund and it was ordered thn,t the saLie be paid to the Weed Insurance Agency for insurP,nee premiurl coverinfr the '-1ode1 t� 74 International truck and the NTn.3 Russell Grader, purchased in 1926, and the sum of Te34,,90 was appropriated frcm the Park Improvement Fund a-nd it wa-s ordered that the said sum be paid to the Drcwn-Knopp Agency for fire and tornado insurance premium on the warming house at the skating rink, and for fire and tornadd insurance on the ticket office at the ska.tigg rink. Arthur Reiter as President of the Commercial Club, Chas. Dabelste in as President of the Business Mcn's Association, Julius J. Reiter, ',"att Fitzpatri.ck., S. 0, Sanderson, and Geo. D. Knowlton, each ex-..ressF'd their opinion relntive to the locQ,l tax record situation, and. upon n�ot`ion by Hicks, second by Rommel, the Chair was requested to appoint a Conmiittee to study the local tax record situation rand report their findings to the Comwon Council. ' Upon motion by stiller, second by Amundsen, the City Clf.;rk was v.C• �j instructed to eau -A the n.bove rnenti<oned reports made by Mr./RaSMUS:en i II to be pu.blis hed as an official publication. S/0 Upon motion by Miller. , second by Rommel, the: City Clerk was i.nstruct.ed to secure an estimate of cost for the publishing of the 1930 real estate assessment in { detail. Upon motion by Dallman, second by Miller, the Board of Park Commissioners were renuested to scrape the snow from the ice on the Zumbro River between the boat landing %in Mayo Park and Third Avenue Southeast foot bridge. Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Hicks, the Common Ctuncil adjourned. � o City Clerk.