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16 TUE,SDAY JUNE 23, 1964 Upon recommendation of Mr. J. David Morris, Commissioner of the Revenue, Council directed that a refund of real estate taxes assessed against--and paid by-- trustees of the American Legion Post No. 78 be made, in the total amount of $77.70 for the tax years 1961, 1962, and 1963, this property being tax-exempt although this fact was not heretofore known because of the listing of the property in the name of Walter H. Reynolds, et also In response to an inquiry from Mr. George W. Lester, of Lester Lumber Company, Council agreed to permit Lester Lumber Company to connect that certain parcel of property--on which Kilby's Drive-In Restaurant is located--beyond the City's corporate limits on Route 220 North, to a City sewer main some eighty feet distant, upon the conditions that connecting line and the connection be made in accordance with the City's specifications, that water from a private source of supply be metered for basis of computing sewer service charges, and that the sewer service charge be one and one-half times the City's standard l1insidell charge. Council continued for consideration at its next regular meeting the matter of ice-cream mobile vending machines and the traffic hazards created by such, as well as accompanying disturbing noise, in the residential areas of the City. Upon motion, Council accepted with appreciation certain deeds conveying right- of-way to the City, one being from Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Richards, involving property along Liberty street (Figsboro Road), and others involving property along Cabell street (from Woodmen of the World and Mr. H. C. Wade). As a matter of record, Council acknowledged receipt of the following abstract of votes cast in the councilmanic election held June 9, 1964, in which Dr. Fred T. Renick and Messrs. Harry L. Boaz and E. E. Stone, all incumbents, were re-elected