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Petaluma,. March 22nd., 1920.
Postponed Regular Meeting •of the Council of the City of re-ta.luma,
Called to order by Idayor Young.
ROLL GALL i
Councilmen present Allen, Hopkins, IdcCargar, Stradling, Sales,
White and 1& Young.
Petttions and Communications;
The pettiti.on of D.. D.' Parks for permit to conduct undertaking ya
parlors at No. 400 Washinton street was read with consent thereto by
property owners and a remonstrance against the same signed by H. Meyer -
hotz and other proper y o °, .
N'T` O7UCTION OF ORDIiGAIVCES :
Ordinance Ido . 1£39 Ci S.
was introduced by Councilman Sales as follows to -wit;
"An ordinance of the City of Petaluma, prohibiting the maintainance
or conducting of cattle, horse or stockyards within certain districts of
the -City of Petaluma, and providing for the punishment for violating
the provisions hereof and for the abatement of horse, cattle or stock-
yards or corrals kept or maintained for breeding, bartering or dealing
in such stock wi'thin.certain districts within the corporate limits of
the City of Petaluma., and repealing all other ordinances or parts of
ordinances in conflict herewith." was read and refered to the City
Attorney and was approved by him and ordered published in the official
paper
Ordinance No. 190 C. S.
Introduced by Councilman Sales as follows to -wit -;
"An ordinance regulating awning over the public sidewalks of the City
of Petaluma, and amending Ordinance number Thirty -six, section five ±ix
thereof, Charter Series, approved November 6th, 1911, . by W? H.Zartman,
I'dlayor of'the City of Petaluma." was read filed and refered to the City
Attorney and approved by him, and ordered posted by the Clerk.
ITEW BUS_ II` ESS :
Resolution No.. 2393 0. S.
Introduced by L'ounc.iman Hopkins seconded by Councilman 'vVhite, to -wit;
BE IT RE3OLVED THAT Whereas tile. Honorable W. C. Stradling, one of the
members of this Council,Fas recently suffered a bereavement by the death
of his son.,, Dr Nilliam C Stradling,
Now therefore be -it resolved that the Uouncil does hereby extend to
the father and family of the deceased, its heartfelt sypathy and re-
gret at the - lo.ss of a loving son and brother and one of the city's
distinguished'and promising young citizens, and whose untimely end has
cast a shadow, over the entire community, and be it
Resolved that this res olution bc�: &k27JMA spread upon the minutes of
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this meeting and a cppy thereof sent to the family of the deceased.
Adopted by 6 affirmative votes Noes none.
In re Undertaking Parlors.
Resolution No.2394 C. S
Introduced by Councilman I- IcCargar seconded by Councilman Sales,
granting a permit to v. D. Parks to conduct an undertaking parlorVat
No. 400 tzx Washington street was
Adopted by 7 Affirmative votes, Noes none.
In re . sevrer on U 3rd street between ). E- E.. Streets.
tesoluti.ori No. 2393 C. S..
was introduced Councilman iv'IcCargar seconded by Councilman Allen.
adopting plans and specifications for sewer on 3rd street between D.
and e streets was
Adopted by 6 Affirmative votes, noes none, absent 1,
Resolution No 2 H: C. S.
Introduced by Councilman Hopkins seconded by Councilman McCargar
authorizing property owners on 3rd street between B and E streets to
construct sewer by private contract was
.Adopted by 6 Affirmative votes Noes none Absent 1
Hesolution'No. 2'397 C. S.
Introduced by Councilman Sales seconded by Councilman hllen author -.
izing.the Mayor to enter into a contract with J. B. Silva to'con-
struct a sewer on.3rd street between 'M) and E streets was
Adopted by 6 affirmative votes, Noes none, Absent
ON motion rggularly made and carried t)ae meeting adjourned to meet o
on Idonday March 29th, 192q, at the usual time and place.
ATTEST
Uity Clerk.
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