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306 <br /> July IS,1979 <br /> Counc1lIkan Baker,to aPProve the <br /> Moved <br /> d Pope, <br /> b <br /> authorize theatto[ o prepare an ordinance <br /> vaCating the <br /> proper Y <br /> Councilman L spoke a proposed vacs a felt <br /> the <br /> properto thety was highestabidder,an <br /> e t 1 should declare It surplus sell it <br /> Councilman Baker felt the city was not <br /> ithe business o selling pro Y <br /> t make a profit and w very muchagainst s <br /> Roll was called on the motion to authorize an ord,nance hCouncil- <br /> men <br /> who voted no,and Councilmen <br /> I Michelson and Gipson,who were excused. <br /> Motion Carried <br /> HEARING CONTINUED-(Ce 797-330) <br /> acceptingHearing was held on a proposed resolution h t Gardner <br /> cfor expendituref S00s.090 of coom000ty <br /> Development Block Grant funds. <br /> John Iy item Bush, order,a neighborhood f d someofthe <br /> fF��ul, p n assau <br /> {{{ yl'"" <br /> 9 0 <br /> Codd$1 Y would iaside ing <br /> rom the allocations from <br /> [ <br /> 8,and he wasn't sure thin had been <br /> 1 I finished f <br /> 7done. He asked that the proposed resolution bpostponed for 1 week until <br /> the neighborhood c meet a <br /> than. n Pope, a the <br /> Y ou <br /> I I Virginia Miller,of 3412 Federal,felt the cost estimates were much <br /> Pub eco <br /> higher <br /> questionedthan originally stated and also <br /> posed resolution would have any effect on reCeivinthe doneShe waa <br /> d the mon ould still e av ilable event ugh the propos was delayed <br /> for <br /> Roll was called on the motion to continue the public hearing for 2 weeks <br /> with <br /> all c vet g yea,a Councilmen...loon on, <br /> who were excused. motion Carried <br /> PUBLIC LNG-(CH 797-331) <br /> Hearing was held on the,' rDahaeoa resolution <br /> ments in the Lowell der the community BeveloPment <br /> 601area 15 <br /> .4th St.,as Chairman of the <br /> , Block Grant funds. Gale Chism,of <br /> neighborhood conmittee,presented 7 items on a priority list. She said <br /> the number 1 priority was a tennis court at Lowell Park and in answer to <br /> he Park <br /> 4 i dis- <br /> cussed with <br /> and were <br /> could e Installed without purchasing nal property. Jim Isles, <br />