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<br />3t <br /> <br />TU ESDAY <br /> <br />JANUAH.Y 26,1965 <br /> <br />,~ <br /> <br />the Kitsons have agreed to do. Council then called for a duly-advertised <br /> <br />public hearing on this recommendation to be conducted at Council's regular <br /> <br />meeting scheduled for February 23, 1965. Councilman Thomas J. Burch, on <br /> <br /> <br />behalf of the owners of the property at 305 East Church street, reported <br /> <br /> <br />that the owners of said property do not object to the proposed rezoning <br /> <br /> <br />tnereof in conjunction with the rezoning of the property at 307 East Church <br /> <br />Street fo:" the use-purpoE:e intended for the property at 307 East Church <br /> <br />Street, although the Burch interests were not a party to the petition for <br /> <br />rezoning. <br /> <br />Council continued for fm'ther study a draft of a motor vehicle license tax <br /> <br />ordinance for the tax year oeginning March 15, 1965, as prepared by City <br /> <br />Attorney Cubine, who advised the Council that the tax rates therein are <br /> <br />limited by State statutes. <br /> <br />Council accepted--and acknowledged with appreciation--a deed from Leggett's <br /> <br />Department Stores conveying and donating to the City ten feet of right-of-way <br /> <br />along the south side of EaS0 Church Street in front of the Leggett property, <br /> <br />formerly known as the O. D. Ford property, fur the 'tlidening of the blick of <br /> <br />&wt Church street between 13rcnll :::Ji' i Ells1dorth Streets. <br /> <br />Tvlr. T. J. Childress, Jr., on behalf of his family, cited an action of Council <br /> <br />during a meeting held June '13, 1951, wherein under certain conditions provisions <br /> <br />were made for the re-routing of Rives Road Extension to Sylvan Ridge and, in <br /> <br />so doing, closing the former route along which former route the adjoining <br /> <br />property owners would have the right of ingress and egress through lla road <br /> <br />already eIC:tablished which leads up to Forest Streetll. Mr. Childress contended <br /> <br />that the established road has not been maintained and that, because of its <br />