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PUBLIC HEARINGS (Cont 'd. ) - Ordinance No. 93 . The City Attorney read the title of Ordinance No. 93 . ACTION: That further reading of Ordinance No. 93 be waived. MOTION: Henley; SECOND: Bowler ROLL CALL: AYES: Bowler, Henley, Mayor Clayton NOES : None ABSENT: Aiken, Fowle Second reading will be held on Monday, October 21 , 1963. OLD BUSINESS: 1. Page Mill Estates - Entry Gates. Mayor Clayton asked the permission of the Councilmen present to defer this matter and place it on the next Agenda in order to have the vote of the full Council. Councilman Henley requested the City Attorney to draft an additional Ordinance in order to prevent a reoccurence of issues of this type relating to lettered entry ways . 0 NEW BUSINESS : 1. Paths - Gardner Bullis School. The City Clerk presented letters from Mrs. Walter C. Barber, Mrs . C . F. Quate and Mr. & Mrs . F. Malcolm Smith (The Smith's letter being signed by four neighbors on DeBell Drive) request- ing completion of unfinished pathways in the vicinity of Miranda and Manuella Avenues. Mrs. Barber and the Smiths were present and expressed their appreciation for the prompt action of the Town in completing the pathways in question; however, Mrs. Barber said there was one remaining problem - a need for a pathway from Robleda Road through to the back of the Gardner Bullis School. The City Manager sketched a pathway showing the Breyman easement and the path easement on the proposed Koblick Subdivision, which would have provided two entries to the back of the Gardner Bullis School. However, the subdivision was never developed and ease- ments never granted. The Council agreed there was a need for this pathway and suggested that Mrs. Barber, who is Chairman of Safety and Pathways , Gardner Bullis School PTA, contact a number of interested parents to t--� approach Mr. Koblick on the matter of obtaining a path easement . The City Manager will assist in any way possible . -3- •