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P OTHER BUSINESS: Ordinance No. 99 Cont'd.: ACTION: r,1 That the Planning Commission be requested to ` study the application of Section 2 (b) of Ordinance No. 99 with the view to recommending whether there is an appropriate form of relief that can be granted on the lapse of two years after the resurveying and restaking of property. MOTION: Bowler; SECOND: Fowle; VOTE: Passed unanimously. Dputy Mayor Aiken requested that a continued discussion of Ordinance No. 99 be held at the November 16t Council meeting and that the City Manager extend a written invitation to the Planning Commission to attend,with special notation of the foregoing discussion. 2. Councilman Fowle brought to the attention of the Council the eyesore condition of Horseshoe Lane, a public road but having no homes on it. Two solutions were suggested: a temporary closure of the road, or the installation of "No Parking" signs, enforceable by law. It was pointed out, however, a public hearing would be necessary in order to close a public road. 4CTI ON: That the City Manager be instructed to have the existing litter cleared away and "No Parking" signs placed on Horseshoe Lane. MOTION: Fowle Motion was lost for lack of a Second as a resolution of the City Council is required in order to take such action, being in accordance withthe provisions of Section 10.3 of Ordinance No. 89. The City Attorney was instructed to prepare a resolution to be acted upon following approval of warrants. WfRRANTS: 1. Bills, in the amount of TEN THOUSAND, TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR DOLLARS and Sixteen Cents ($10,254.16), were presented by Councilman Fowls. ;CTI ON : That bills, as presented, be approved; that the City Clerk be authorized to draw the appropriate warrants. MOTION: Fowls; SECOND: Henley ROLL CALL: AYES: Bowler, Fowls, Henley, Deputy Mayor Aiken NOES: None ABSENT: Mayor Clayton -5-