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1:: TUES nAY MARCH 26, 1957 #'~"- In compliance wi ih Coun;il's recent request, City Manager Hirst presented schedules or tables of estimated debt service and property tax rate requirements to finan;e the proposed $2,200,000 School building program, these tables supplerrenting other info:rmation already presented to the Council. After receiving and considering a suggested rabies ordinan;e prepared by City Manager Hirst and Heal th Director Mayers, and upon recommendation of City Attorney Stone and the City Manager, Council deferred action pending the revising of the ordinance to incorporate enforcement procedures and ];ending adoption of the 1957-58 budget, Council indicating that if the revised ordinance is adopted it should become effective near the beginning of the Ildog-licensingJl year. ~'''' =.fi )~~ IV' ,( In response to the Planning Commission's March 12th recommendation that the Council investigate the possibility of establishing ten-foot set-back lines on both sides of Memorial Boulevard for its entire length, Council advised that in view of the conditions upon which right-of-way for this street (or for its widening) was acquired it could not conscientiously consider the establishing of additional set-back lines. Mr. C. P. Craig, former Councilman, representing Morris Novelty Furniture Corpora.tion, of which he is Secret~-Treasurer, presented to Council a ];etition requesting the closing and vacating of that portion of unopened Third Street from Watt street to the Carolina & Northwestern Railway right-of-way, which portion is presently being used by MOrTis Novelty. In view of the uncertainty at the present time as to the City IS future needs of this street, Council am the petitioner agreed to "table" the petition for six months, pending further study. - -~ ,-",<,_,_.,.___"..,~""~,__,O'__._."'~'.",.,~.,,..,.."'_"''''''''"'___'''_''_.,~.".~.._.._____._____"_,".~,_._"~'__'"___'_""__~_'_~'_~________