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303 <br /> p_.mpgx;-fl,.1 <br /> Councilman Dobler said it had oot been proven to him tonight that <br /> ,j, • the,problem was not just a few faultT drein fields. De said id <br /> 1 . this sera tree,it ShOuld be up to the Health Department to sec <br /> • , that thepe were.corrected. Ee said without taking actual tests <br /> of the ground it was possible that there were just a few septic <br /> j6,..j,„, taniis.that were at fault or drainage,fields that were not correni• <br /> When these were changed,there would not be a problem out therc. <br /> Moved by Councilman Rucker and seconded by Councilman Langus that <br /> 6,66_ -the city,Council accept the protest petition as being a valid <br /> toriprotest-of 66 percent of the property owners and that the City <br /> Attorney and City EngLneer he instructedtake no further action <br /> j regarding the proposed LID. <br /> ,„ Unanimously carried <br /> wiDiWcpaloN A letter was received htd read from John D. <br /> included on the <br /> m,o, fur Dr.William Lucas,requesting that he e <br /> o agenda for the meeting of september 22nd. <br /> Dr.Lucas appeared and spoke it some problem En the City of Everett. lie ed nug ed <br /> hearingbefore the City Council two months ago in connection with the <br /> problem al his place of business,the Council had authorized <br /> extra policeman to be pui on duty,which had somewhat solved <br /> the problem for him. However,it more or less just moved the <br /> situation to another area-on town. He felt that it was the <br /> Council's duty to reque,the Prosecuting Attorney to call for <br /> a Grand Jury onnection withitr the Justice Courts in <br /> 66Wrte,,•the City fa <br /> Presidenr Callaghqn said that he did not feel that it was in <br /> that <br /> ,,,„. thu power of tne City Counc61 to do this and suggested Dr.Lucas e the prniilem across the et where it actually t l <br /> F d belong. <br /> o <br /> preuent to the Council tonight and he hoped that the Councilmanrourd take the time to read as h.sp.tt manY hears in <br /> Justice Court records preparing this information for them, He 1 <br /> felt that it was a duty of the Council,inasmuch as their-Poll, <br /> , Dep,rtment was working overtone and spending many ao3dollars <br /> when t <br /> essert S6,16-were released. He felt money wan <br /> ., beingunnecessary <br /> by the Police Department in this situation if they were <br /> no <br /> convict.and sentenced. Out of 308 arrests,Only 4 been <br /> 4 <br /> thoughtsentenced lqat year. And he inadequate. <br /> He thanked the Council for is again hoped 1 <br /> • r <br /> the- y would read to t. <br /> COMPLAINT Bob <br /> Safe, 183, <br /> Pulp and Paper workers Union,eriPeeeedoend Said that tee,'had <br /> been trying to get a signal light put in on 23rd 6 Norton. . <br /> said that,thg Traffic Adyisory Committee had been down <br /> lewd looked <br /> =. <br /> Et over and recommehded that no light would he However, <br /> he said the numerous people parking aerie.Der,.dr.,the <br /> were having much difficulty getting across the street to the <br /> Scott raper Company operation. He said that they had talked <br /> ho the qompany.and Choy had refused to put in a light saying it <br /> was <br /> of the city. <br /> g ba e anion as soon as p <br /> the n said that they ld and <br /> srble <br /> regarding a solutio.,. 61 <br />