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KOCHBSTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. JULY lf. 8 ester Penfield Bus Company request OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS 115-117 Main Street East. 237-243 Main Street East.

7X-M Main Street East. time of the acceptance and recording of a deed to the said premises. As the result of the examination of this title, it was ascertained that several defects appear in said title and that the undersigned has re street line, and not less than lO'-ll above walk, details of which are shown on the accompanying sketch which is hereby marie part of this pp'ica linn. MONROE AMUSEMENTS Rv W. H.

DAPORET. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE To the Council of the City of Roch-est er Gentlemen: The folic. wing is a statement of the cash collections and ol the licenses issued by this office during the month of June. 1938. CASH COLLECTIONS $175 nt the time of the execution ef the lease and $75 on the first dy of August.

19:1. The said lease shall upon condition that the premises hm used as a roller skating rink onlv; that no alterations shall he mad to Ihe premises and no repairs except with the consent of the Commissioner of Commerce; that th premises shall he maintained in clean, orderly manner, subject to th approval of the Commissioner of Commerce: that the lessor file wit't the City of Rochester at the tim of the execution of this lease a policy of liability insurance in th amount, of $10 000 persons! injury and $1,000 property damage, indemnifying the Citv from any loss or damage that mav result by reason of the maintenance or use. of said premises bv the lessor. Sec. 2.

The Citv CTerk Is hereby authorized to affix the City Seal to said lease when executed. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall tak effect immediately. Unanimous consent was granted t)r vote thereon.

Adopted unanimously. building approximately 34'x42', to be used as a shelter and comfort station at the playground at First and Second Streets. being Proposal No. Hlfil. The total cost and expense of said work is estimated to be of which the City's share is estimated to be $7,514.

The construction of an asphaltje concrete pavement in St. Casimir Street from Norton Street to Dunn S' reef the total thickness of the road metal shall be 19', inches, consisting of 4 inches of run of hank gravel sub-base (contingent iteml, a inundation course of 10 inches of Barge Canal stone with sand filler. A second course of 2' inches of crushed stcne or gravef penetrated with bituminous material and a top course of 3 inches of hot or cold premix asphalt, also the construction of a 5 inch stone curb and the necessary receiving basins, being Proposal No. R4S-U1. The total cost and expense of said work is estimated to be $24,784.96.

of which the City's share is estimated to be $11,498.45. See. 2. The aforesaid improvements and work shall be done by the Works Progress Administration under the general supervision of the Commissioner of Public Works. Sec.

3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Referred to Public Works and Engineering Committee. jected the title for that, reason. How-lever, the dedicator has offered to provide and deliver to the citv a insurance policy in the sum of (too.

insuring the said title to city, upon condition that the waive the defects referred to. The abstract of title must be re-dated to the time of transfer and nothing further appears thereon, upon proof of the payment of above mentioned possible liens. upon waiving of 1 he defects above-(referred to. because of the acept-i ance of the title insurance policy above referred to. it acceptance be authorized bv your Honorable Body, and upon payment of any and all other liens or incumbrances as may appear at the time of the acceptance, recording1 of a deed to the prem-; ises to he dedicated, and upon com-; pliance with the requirements of the Engineering Department.

the city can accept a warranty deed of the said premises mentioned in the several proffers of dedication. wliirti deed must be executed oy the said mack Subsidiary, Inc. That. I have in my possession, a deed from William J. Edcll to Tn-mack Subsidiary.

Inr conveying his Interest in the xaid premised to the above named dedicator and a release mortjapp from Tnmjck Subsidiary. to the said William J. EoVll. releasing: the premises to be dedicated from an existing; mort-cagp. Rpspectfully submitted, WILLIAM H.

EMERSON. Corporation Counsel. Received, filed and published. July 12, 193K. To the Council: Gentlemen The Citv of Rochester issued $2,000,000 Public Improve- ment Eor.ds.

dated Mav 1. 193S. for purpose of providing a fund from 'which appropriation might be made I finance and be fiit and rx-pene of municipal 1 pi ovemc 11 1 -a and cosi of local improvements asumeif or in part by the city. res oect 11 1 1 reouest that the 50Council appropriate $1 .650.99 of ing permission to operate a mis line i over certain streets in the City of! Rochester, said bus line to be oper- ated between the f.itv of Rochester and the Village of Jit 2355. Referred to Public Morris.

No. Utilities and Commerce Committee. Bv the Clerk- Petition Am Wiir for Forrest' asking for cancrllatinn of W. the Cnv Tnylo'i a s.io.sn- ments. N'o.

2350. Received and filed. By the Petitions of Rochester Home' Inc. Gordon E. Bull; E.

Burnett; Lyrjlhurst Realty Company George E. Francis; William P. Winam, Reuben C. Petten- and Tomack Subsidiary. asking for cancellation of taxes, as-and water charges.

No. sessments Referred PU to Finance Committee. BLIC HEARINGS The Mavor Pursuant hearings will now be to law public had on the; following oal laws; A Local Law Allowing niacin Neronl and 11 1 Antonio Crocetti and the Claims 111.1 Nriniii, Gin comma Crocetti, and Con-Angelina Sabatino Rot hester. Sahatmo and rainst the City A Local Law to Amend A Local Law Entitled "A Local Law to 1m- I pose a Tax on the Gross Incomes or Gross Operating Incomes of Corpo- rations and persons Furnishing! Utility Services in the City of Roch- 1 es'cr. for the Purpose of Granting Relief from the Hardships and Suffering Caused bv Unernployiiient.

as Aulpotizpd by Section I'wenty-B of General City Law of the State of New York" Generally. A Local Law to Amend "A Local Law Amending Generally and Supplementing an Act Constituting the Charter of the City of Rochester" Relation In the Depositing of Moneys Received by the City Treasurer. Any person desiring tc, in reference to any of said lo, al laws will now be heard No per inn pok in reference to any of a said local laws. The Mavor Pursuant to law a public hearing will now. be had on the following ordinance: AutHV.rizing Commissioner of Run-lic Works to grant license pr permission to Dorothy Tishkoff tn reconstruct and maintain marquee and sign at 21 Murray Street.

Anv person desiring to speak in refercn thereto will now he heard. N'o person spok thereto. in reference INTRODUCTION UPON LOCAL ANCES AND OF AND ACTION-LAWS. ORDIN-RESOULTIONS By Councilman Hart Ordinance No. 3J-197.

Declaring: I'art of a. l-illdir National Street. Be it ordained bv the Council of the City of Rochester as follows: Section 1. The following described real estate, which has been used hv the public as a srtreet or highway for six years or more continuously, i-i herehy declared to be a public street: and shall be tional Street. All that tract or included within the known as Na- parrel of land following des- boundaries northeast corner Beginning at the of the bottling house of The Genesee Brewing Com pany; thence ill easterly along a line wtiK-h, if extended, will meet the northwest corner of National Street, as shown on the citv man or pian.

to the easterly property line of lands of said Genesee Brewing Company; thence i2i nouiherlv along said easterly line of Genesee Brewing Company, following its various courses, to a point twenty-five (25) feet southerly, measured at right angles from Course (II; thence i3i westerly parallel to Course III and en ivp f25i feet southerly, measured at right angles therefrom to the east line of wall of said bottling house: thence ill northerly alone said wall to the place of beginning. Sec. 2 This ordinancp shall take effect immediately. Unanimoii.i consent was granted to vote thereon. Adopted unanimously.

Bv Councilman Silverstein Int. No. 113. RESOLUTION Whereas this Council is Informed 1 bv the Superintendent of the Board of Education that the Board of Education is opposed to request a1 P.V',A. Kant for the erection of a Junior Senior Vocational School and Whereas the reason given is that school population shrinkage mav re- I lease one of the existing high schools for use as a vocational school and Wheiea the change of such a high pool wm-n-yer ociurs will set 1-ouslv affect the welfare of many citizens whose children will be at-tinomg such nign school; therefore be it Resolved that this council reouest the board ol Education to maUe a public retold at least once each year showing attendance in the various high schools so that the citizens living in all sections of the city wheie high schools are located may know sufficiently in advance which high school will eventually be transferred into a Junior-Senior Vocational School.

Referred to law committee. Councilman Dicker Ordinance No. 3--19'. l.ln fit- uml I'llr IihsIiik Acrnl to Hnecute l.ewe of I ormer I'nrk A rime Library to I'itlll li i Be it ordiiined bv the Council of the City of Rochester as flolows; Section 1. Tin- Citv Manager and Purchasing Agent an- hereby mi-! to execute mi agreement leasing to Raul it 1 1 'a ua I premises, at the southwest corner of Park Ave- nut; and Goodman Street Soutti lwr-j iiierly used lor the Park Avenue Branch Library, lot a term of one.

vear commencing July 12. 193s. and i expiring Julv 11. 19.19, with the privilege of a renewal for additional. period o( four years; sain pinms" to be used a an upholstery shop upon the following terms and conditions That the tenant shall pay the City the sum of $M0 per year for the use of said premises, payable $70 monthly in advance, and will at (he time of the execution of the leap deposit three months' rent to be held until thirty days after the expiration of the lease "or applied to the payment of any lent due undei the lease at the lime of it rxpiiiition, that the truant shall make all of lus own le-puiis, including, licit ing, llgdiling, plumbing, p.

mil ing and excepting 10. it-pans, which he made by the City; the teo.tnt to pay water, sidewalk and snow cleaning chaiges, ttnd to be permuted to install partitions and make interior changes to accommodate his business. 2. The Cnv Clerk hereby authoil.ed to a fi the City Seal to said agreement when executed. Sec.

3 This ordinante shall take effect, immediately. Unanimous consent nip granted to vote thereon. Adopted una ni mou ly. By Councilman Picker Ordinance No ani ellntton of Tie ami 3S-199, Aea- of Tie nirnt Be it ordained bv the Council the City of Rochester as follows: Section I. That the assessments and interest hereon levied pursuant to Final Ordinance No.

entitled "Main Street East and West Pave- 1 tnetit adopted December 27. as amended bv Final Ordinance amending Final Ordinance Nos. k7. Toot. 7110, 7155.

7K7. 7lfi and 72tvs a gamut Korrest w. Taylor on the following properties the W. of I i i 1 1 I i i i 1 A hereby reduced respectively to $650. Provided that snid amounts are paid within tbj; days after Ihe fidoption ot thi.i riin incr and upon further condition that the actions now- pending i.r Supreme (sunt, -County ol Monroe, in which Forrest Taylor is nlaintiff and the City Rochester Tleienoant and which action relate to said parcels, be dis- continu without costs to either party.

Sec. 2 This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Unanimous consent was granted to vote thereon. Adopted unanimously. By Councilman Dicker Ordinance No.

3R-200. nt hori.ing Harold W. Haker, City Manatrr, To File Application With The 1 niled Nliile of America I Thrmiith The Federal Emergency Administration of I'ublle. Works; For A Grant To Aid In Financing The Kaf Side Helief Tunnel and Itdrerlinr Harold W. Maker.

City To tr'urnlh Such Infor- niafion As The Government May: Request From The City of Roches- ter. Re it ordained bv the the City of Rochester as Section 1. That. Harold Council of lows W. Baker, City Manager of the City ester, be and he hereby i of Roch-1, author-pplication ized tit execute and file behalf of the City of Rochester with the United States of America for a grant tn aid in financing the construction of the East Side Relief Turcnel.

Sec. 2. That Harold Manager, be and he hortzed t.nd directed W. Baker. City thereby is, auto furnish such 'nlted States of Information ns the 1' America, through the Federal Enter- pencv Administration of JMinlic Works, may reasonably request from the City of Rochester in connection with the application herein authorized to he filled.

Sec. 3. That Thomas P. OLeary. City Clerk of the City of Rochester, be and he hereby is.

authorized and directed to attach the seal of, the City of Rochester to said appli-j ration and to certify such copies of, this ordinance as may be required. Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take eftect immediately. Unanimous consent was granted to vote thereon.

Adopted unanimously. By Councilman Dicker. Int. No. 114.

'ACCEPTING PROFFERS OF DEDICATION OF WICKFORD RO A P. NEWCASTLE ROAD. MONTI-CELLO DRIVE, AND WINSTEAD ROAD AND AMENDING OFFICIAL MAP OR FLAN. Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Rochester as follows: Section 1. The Council hereby accepts the several proffers of dedication of Wickford Road.

Newcastle Road and Winstead Road made by Tomack Subsidiary. and appearing in the proceedings of the Council for the year 193s at pages 111 to 116 and the same are hereby declared to be public thoroughfares. The said streets, the proffers of dedication of which are hereby accepted, are as described in the aforesaid proffers of said Tomack Subsidiary, hereinabove referred to. The Corporation Counsel is authorized to waive certain defects in the title to said premises upon the delivery to him of a title insurance policy in the sum of $10,000. insuring the said title, to the City of Rochester as more fully described in the letter of the Corporation Counsel tiled with the Council on the 12th day of July.

193. Section 2. The Council hereby determines that deems if for the best lnt rests to change or add to the Official Map or Plan of the City of Rochester, amended and established as an amended, changed and added to Official Map or Plan by Ordinance 2673. adopted by Ihe Council Apr. 27, 1931.

and said amended, changed or added to Official Map or Plan (sheets designated as District 20. Maps 24, 26, 27, 2S. 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34) is hereby amended by changing and adding thereto as public streets the real estate described in ihe said proffers of dedication of Tomack Subsidiary, Inc. Section 3. It shall be the duty of the City Clerk irnmediately upon the adoption of this ordinance to file with the Clerk of the County of Monroe fl certificate showing that the City of Rochester has amended its Official Map or Plan as herein provided.

Section 4 This ordinance shall itake effect mmed is ely Referred to City Planning and Zon-! ing Commit tee. By Int. Council ma No. 115 Picker AUTHORIZING COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS TO GRANT LICENSE OR PERMISSION TO MONROE AMUSEMENTS. TO RECONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN THE PRESENT MARQUEE AT 65 EAST AVENUE AND TO CONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN THREE SIGNS TO BE A T-T A MED Tl I 1 1 E'I'O.

Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Rochester as follows; Section 1. The Commissioner of Public Works is hereby authorized to grant a license or piTmis.sioii to Aloinoe Amusements. to I'econ-tiuct and maintain the present marquee at t5 East Avenue, to be 26 feet 7 inches in length, project 13 feet 8 inches over the street line and to be not less than 11 feet i inches above the sidewalk, and also to construct and maintain three signs to bp attached to the above marquee, one sign to be IS feef. in length. 4 feet 6 inches in width, to protect 1 1 feet 4 inches over the street line and to be noteless than 9 feet about the sidewalk, and two signs, each to be 15 feet 6 inches in length, 4 feet 6 inches in width, to (project 14 feet 4 inches over the street line and to be not less than 9 feet above the sidewalk, details of which are shown upon a drawing filed with thf application: upon filing with the Commissioner of Public Works a bond in the suu of $U)on or a IO.O00 3,1:0 110O pei soiiiil injury and $1,000 property ditiiiiice public linbil-t ity policy, iudeiiiiiit ni; I fie City and all persons all loss, li-: aliaility or damage which may re-! suit rum fie reeonst met 1011 or tnaiii- tenance of said murquee or the coii-: struction or maintenance of said signs or their appurtenances upon which bond any person injured by such reconstruction, construction or maintenance may sue, Sec.

2. Said license or permission may be revoked hy the Cnmmis-j sionrr of Public Works at any time and thereupon said marquee and phal) be immediately removed. Sec 3 This ordmsnrp shall tike effect immediately. Referred to Public Work and Engineering Committee. By Councilman Erwin Int No.

llfi. AUTHORIZING CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS UNDER WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION. Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Rochester as follows: Section It is hereby determined that the following Improvements and work are necessary, required and shall be made to wit The construction of brick veneer 1 OF TUB COUNCIL OK THE CITY OF ROCHESTER REGULAR MEETING July 12, 193fi. Present Lester B. Rapp, Mayor! of the Citv rf Rochester.

I Counrilrhen Hart. Silvcrstcin, Picker. Erwin, Frank, Lambiase, i Ruppel s. Absent Councilman Doane- 1. ArrnovAL of the minctk By Councilman Hart Resolved That thp minti" of nec'ipg of'.

Tune 2. 193s 1p appro a published in the official sheet! the ved 5 ot proceedings. Adopted unanimously. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE CITY MANAGER Abolishing one po-dtion nf rhipf lifp guard at a salary at. thp rate of $,70 per hour and one hath house manager at a salary at th" ratp of 5 75 per hour and create one position of chief lite guard at a salary at the rate of 7r per hour and one position of bath house manager at a saiarv at the rate of $..) per hour the Department of Public Safety.

Subdivision of Parks, Playgrounds and Recreation. Received and filed. Create nn' position of attendant at salary the ratp of Sl.O-inon per -car three m'nlh in the Department of inline. pt ro! I Oi-firp and Division ot Audit and Accounts. Received and f'i'ed.

Creating one position of captain at a salarv at the rate rf per year in the Bureau of Police. Received and filed. Abolish one position of helper to tdnitor at a salary at the rate, of 1 no rer year arid create one of skilled laborer at a salary, at the rate of 0 per hour in Department of Commerce, Municipal Harbor. Received and filed. Abolish two positions of junior assistant at a salary at the rate of si fiiwi on rer vear and creatine: two positions of senior -alary at the rate ear in the Board assists nt, at a i ot $1.500.

00 per I of Trustees of Public Library. Received and filed. Abolish one position of market master at. a salary at the rate of 52.1o0.f0 per year and creating one posj-jon of market master at a salary the rate of $2.900. on per year, in th" Department of Commerce.

Revision of Public Market. Thts cbange in salary is due to the elimination cf shelter, gas. electricity gnrt water which was allowed with Master's position at a salaried 400 0n per year. Received and filed. Creating one position of special investizrator at a salary at the rate jl.600.00 per year, not to exceed ti-teen days: seven positions of visncr-riafs 1 at a salary at the rate of Sl.cfi0.0o per year; thirty visitors-i ass 2.

at a salary at the rate of; SI. 4.o. oo per vear; twelve clerks-class 3. at a salary at the rate of $936 00 per year; fourteen stenographers-; class 3 at a salary at the rate of 936.00 per vear and abolishing nty-five positions of visitor-class 3. at a salary at the rate of $1,300 jier vear in the Department of Welfare.

State Reimbursement Fay-" roll. 917-6. Received and filed. CO I A I A RE-FORTS FROM OTHER CORPORATION OFFICERS, FOARTS AND DEPARTMENTS. July 5.

1338. From: William H. Roberts. Com-, r-sioner of Public Works. To: The Honorable.

The Council. Subject: Approval of Type of i respec luuv suomii my a(ipjui the following typ ot pavement is to be constructen ny me orks Progress Administration: Street. Riverview Place (Exchange to the easterly end of the street), vpe, Asphalt ic concrete. WILLIAM H. ROBERTS, Commissioner of Public Works.

Received, filed and published. July 8. 193S From: The Planning To- The Honorable. The Counci Ml. Subject: Report of the Plannin iard.

The planning Board reports that at a regular meeting of the Planning Roard, he'd Friday. July 193V the following Ordinances were approved: Ordinance No. 101 (Local Improve- I menti introduced in Council June, 14. 193S. pge 207.

authorizing the construction of a surface treatment. on Cairn Street from Chili Avenue to West Avenue. Ordinance No. 3S-161 introduced in Council June 14, 193S. page 203.

a 11-thonzing the construction of asphal- ic concrete pavements and concrete walks on the following streets: Otis St-eef from Ml. Read Boule- vard to Burrows Street. I Pnnn Street from Bremen Street in Hudson Avenue. Work on th above is to be done under W. P.

A. i Ordinance No. lo int rod need In Council June 2s 193S. page 214. authorizing the const 1 net ion of an as-phal'ic concrete pavenient.

bv the W. P. A. on Rivet view Place from Exchange Street to the easterly end of Riverview Place. A.

L. YEDDER. Secretary Planning Board. Rc eived, filed and published. July It.

193. Ft -m orks. To: Mr. Manager. pepai 'jpenf I Harold W.

of Public Eaker. City Subject Application ret-on -t met Signs rresent Marquee and construct attached to Marquee. In compliance with rules of the Council, vou aje hereby notified of th receipt ol an application from Monroe Amusements a license or permission to teeoii-sliitct and maintain the present also tlir- consi rm ion and of Tine- Signs to tie attached to the above rMiifi- with cti.inni'-a.ble letters, in flout of tin- premises known an No. 5 East Avenue Siini Miiiuucf ami situs to project 14' 4" over the street line, and to be nut less than 9' above the sidewalk. A copy of such application is here bv end 1 srd together witn drawing showing all details.

Vc rv rii I vou W. If. KOBEKTS. -ioner of Public Works. Rochester, x.

y. filed and published. Com mis Received. July 11. of 193S.

Publlt- To the Rochester, N. Y. The undersigned doer, hereby make application for a license or permis-non for projections over r65 East Avenue for the purpose of recon-Mructing and maintaining the present marquee, to be 26'-7" in length and project 13'-8" over street line, and to be not less than ll'-3" above the sidewalk Also the construction and maintenance of" three signs, attached to the above marquee, with changeable letters. One sign to be tC--0" in length. 4'-6" in width, to project H'-4" over street Ine and pot less than 10'-11" above walk.

Also two signs, each 1V-6' in length. 4 -6" in width, to project 11-4" nvpr a to Referred to Public Works and En. ginccring Committee. July 9, 193B. The Honorable, the Council of the.

City of Rochester. Gentlemen: Certain bills having; horn presented to me for services rendered firemen and poli emen for' injuries received while the line of: duty. I desire to present them to our honorable bodv for consideration, and ask that I be authorized certify payment, tor the same. The Genesee Hospital has presented the following mils: For services rendered Fireman Arthur Dreschler April 28 and 29, 193S $23 00 For services rendered Fireman Roy Andriessen May 5 00 Pr" James M. Klynn has prescntpd the following bills: For services rendered Fireman Joseph Haunenthal April fi, 193M 5 00 For services Tendered Fireman Arthur Wilferth Maj 11.

193 10 00 For services rendered Officer Michael Nat-le April 26. 193k 100O Dr. S. Davidson has presented the follow bills: For services rendered Officer James Reinhardr May 23, 1938 00 For services rendered Fireman Victor Mengel June 17. 193 15 00 The Strong Memorial Hospital has presented a hill of $49 50 for services rendered Fireman Josph Arbor February 15 to March J.

1938 49 50 Ror hester General Hospital has presented a bill of $7 "0 for sercircs rendered Officer Michael Naule April 4. 7 01) St. Mary's Hospital has pre- sented a services Timo by 193S bill of 513 00 for rendered Fireman J. O'Brien May 1. Highland ilospital Ims pre sented a bill of $11 .50 ior services rendered Fireman Samual 3osnell Jr.

June 23 and 21. 193 11 Dr. Iawrence J. Nacev has pre sented the following bills: For services rendered Fireman Joseph Arbor November 3. 193S 5 00 For services rendered Fireman Walter Gordinier January 25.

1937 5 00 Dr. E. W. O'Brien has presented a bill of for services rendered Officer Paul Newton March 16 to 25. 28 00 Dr.

B. J. Duffv has presented a bill of $10.00 for services rendered Fireman Raymond Dunmgan March 29. 193S 10 00 Dr. Georce W.

Guerinot has presented a bill of $5 Oil for services rendered Officer Myrl Thomas May 7 and 8. 5 00 Respectfully submitted. THOMAS C. WOOD'S. Commissioner of Public Safety.

Received, filed and published. July 11, 193K. From: Henry L. Howe, City Engineer. To: The Council of the City of Rochester.

Subject At the meetitiE of the Council he'd Tuesdav. April 12. 193S. the Tomack Subsidiary Inc. offerer to the City of Rochester, for dedication as a public street, premises known as Wickford Road.

which premises are more particularly described in the Tomack Subsidiary Inc. letter by Arthur L. Martin. Secretary, dated March, 193S, appearing in the Council proceedings for 193 on page 112. 1 find that the Tomack Subsidiary Inc.

has properly monunented this proposed street and has rougTmy grae'ed and cleared this street and performed all conditions imposed by me. HENRY L. HOWE, City Engineer. Received, filed and published. July 11, 195S.

Ft Henrv L. Howe, Citv En 1 P. To. The Council of the City of Rochester. Subject At the meeting of the Council held Tuesday, April 12.

193. the Tomack Subsidiary Inc. offered to the City of Rochester, for dedication as a public street, premises known as Newcastle Road which premises are more particularly described in the Tomack Subsidiary letter, by Arthur L. Martin. Secretary, dated March, 193S.

appearing in the Council Proceedings lor 193S on pages 112 and 113. I find that the Tomack Subsidiary Inc. has properly monumented tins proposed street. and has rougnly graded and cleared this street and performed all conditions imposed by me. HENRY L.

HOWE, City Engineer. Received, filed and published. July 11. 193. From Henry L.

Howe, City En gineer. To; Th. Council of the City of Rochcst er. Su tect At the meeting of the Council held Tuesday. April 12.

19. the Tomack Subsidiary fnc. offered to the City of Rochester, for dedication as a public reet premises known as Winstead Road 'which premises are more particularly described in the Tomack Subsidiarv letter, bv Arthur L. Martin, Secretary, dated "March. 193S.

appearing in the Council Proceedings for 193ft 7n pages 115 and 116. I find that the Tomack Subsidiary Inc. has properly monumented tins proposed street and has rougnly traded and cleared this street and performed all conditions me. imposed by HENRY L. ty HOWE.

Engineer. Kect-ived, tiled and published. July 11, 1938. From: Henry L. Howe, City Engineer.

To: The Council of th City of Rochester. At the meeting of the Council held Tin-sdav. April 12. 193v the Tomack uhxuiiarv Inc. offered to thf ity ot 1 Ko hester.

for dedication as a puhticf street, premises known as MontirellO Drive, which premises are more pa r- ficularlv described in the Tomack Subsidiary letter, by Arthur L. Martin. Secretary, dated March, appearing in the" Council Proceedings' for 193S on paces 113 and 111 I find that the Tomack Subsidiary Inc has properly monumented this proposed street and has roughiy gtaned and pei ormed al llle. -lea red thU condtt 10ns street and imposed by HENRY L. City HOWE.

Engineer. .1 Received, filed anil Rochester. N. July 1938. To the Council of the City of Roch- est er Gentlemen At a meeting of the Council held on Tuesdiy, April 12.

Tomack Subsidiary. offered to the Citv of Ro hester for dedication as public recti; certain premises known as Coleridge Boad. Wickford Boad. Newcastle Boad. Mont'cello Drive.

Edmonton Road and Winstead oad and which are particularly described in the several proffers of dedication appearing in the proceedings of 'he Council for the vear 1 pages 111 to 116 inclusive. 1 have caused the title to the said premises to be examined to June 6. 193b, at 4 P. M. and find that the same is vested in Tomack Subsidiary.

and in William J. i EdeJi, free and clear of all liens and (incumbrances except as hereinafter specified 1. The lien of New York State franchise taxes for the year 193H as the same may appear at. the time of the acceptance and recording nt a deed to said premises; I 2. Citv and county taxes upon 'he ps to ie dedicated as the sp -n may appear to be unpaid at the I ititie I $10 the 'city i if linen i thp I I i (and To i of jthe Ll' to i to of i of i i 1 1 Amusement Center Amusement Operator Amusement Seal Area, i'lfn or Auctioneer Barhers Barber Apprentice Barber Temporary Bill Poster Commissioner of Deeds Cosmetologists Doe License Fees L'ocnsc State 10 (Ml 5 INI 1 no lo.no 75 on 9 (XI 3 no (Mi 2() 1H.

25 9rt.OO 22.50 90 State 20- County, 70 City 1 207.00 2 OO 17.25 1.00 22 no 1 17.00 210 21. (V) 15.00 1 Dog Redemption 69 Dog Tag Duplicates 4 Dog Transfers 18 Engineers. Janitors and Watchmen 39 I I.i ir.irr.'i 7 Ha and Cosmetologist App. 7 9 111 Hairdresser and Cosmetologist Temp. Licenses Hairdresser and Cosmetologist.

Shops Hunting anil Fishing Li-Li'- Li- rense fees Ill Hunting and Fishing cense State 1 Hunting, and Fishing 2S2.00 .50 42 OO .112 00 2.K1 IKI 30 no 15.no 120 on ho on 5 00 cense Certificate License Marriagn licenses Mailla-e Duplicate Omnibus Interurban Omnibus Emergency Peddler Pack I'eddler Push Cart ccone! Ha Dealers 'fax Su b(i 1 1 1 on 42 1071 Sub total 10 Junk L'orse 1 Circus. 1 Thea 'ci S3 .05.75 on 125. 0 "1.11 and Wagon Grand total THOMAS July 1. 1T-3S. $3.7 LEA BY Citv Clc HI P.

k. Received, filed and pubii. hed. PROFFER PORTION OF DEDICATION OF OF TERALTA STREET Rochester, N. Y.

July 6. 195S. the City of Roch- To esi er the Council ol Gentlemen: The Eliza Rapn. hereby undersign-d. offers to the City of Rochester i.ir a puhiic street the dedication as following de- seeped properf All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Citv of Rochester, County ot Monroe and State New York, beginning at a point in the westerly nne 01 Teralta Street 291.

Ki teet south of the southerly line of Strong Street measured along the westerly line of Teralta Street; thence (li easterly in a straight line a distance of about 5n feet to a point in the easterly line of Teralta Street, said point being 291. S5 leet south of the southerly line of Strong Street measured alc-ic the easterly line of Teralta Street; thence (2i southerly along the easterly line of Teralta Street produced southerly, a distance of 4 on feet: thence 3 westerly parallel to course (1) and 4 feet southerly measured at riht angies therefrom a distance of about 50 feet to the westerly line of Teralta Sireef produced southerly, thence 4l northerly along the westerly line of Teralta Street produced southerly, a distance of 4.00 feet to the Place of Beginning. The undersigned agrees to perform all conditions prescribed hv the City Engineer and hereby and in con- sideration of the acceptance by the said Council of this offer of dedication agrees to grade said proposed street and place monuments in the ground to define the Imes of said proposed stteet. in accordance with the plan of mon men a ion in said city; tn furnish an abstract of title showing a good title to the said property hereby offered and county and citv tax searches showing- the said property free and tlrar of all a and water rents, and to execute and rielivrr a jjond and sufficient warranty deed of said premise's to the Citv of Rochester, n.S.l ELIZA RAPP. State of New York.

County of Monroe. City of Rochester, ss On this 6th dav of July, 193S. before me the subscriber, personally appeared Eliza Rapp. to me known a no Known to me to he the same person described in and who exe- i cuted the within instrument and ho duly acknowledged to me that he executed the same. W.

G. STAUPENMA1ER, Notary Public. Referred to City Engineer and i Corporation Counsel. PROFFER OF DEDICATION OF PORTION OF TERALTA STIIKKT. Rochester.

N'. Y. July fi. 193S. To the Council of the City of Rochester Gentlemen -The understcneil.

Herman C. Thiem. hereby offers fo the City of Rochester for dedication a puhiic street the following described property All that tract or parcel of land, situate in the City of Rochester County of Monroe and State 01 New York, beginning a.t a pxunt in the westerly line of Teralta Strepf produced southerly, a distance of 295. s-3 feet south of 'the southerly line of Strong Street measured along the westerly line of Teralta Street and its prolongation to the south; thence (1) southerly along the prolongation of the -westerly line of Teralta Street a distance of 127. It fee( thero (2 easterly makini' an angle of SS--27'-52" in the rnothcust with last described coutse a oi 5o 02 fi et to the easterly line of 1 Street produced southerly; (3) northerly parallel toi 1 1 and 50 feef ea derly Teralta hence course measured ant-le; a distau.e of 125.24 feet, being the easterly line Street produced southerly 1 th.

a III of the ri'frniii course I'eral a nee 4 1 feet to westerly in a straight line the Place of Beginning. 50 The undersigned agrees to per- form all conditions prescribed by the City Engineer and hereby and in consideration of the Bc.eptsn.-e by' the said Council of this offer of! dedication agrees to grade sap! pro- rinsed street and place monuments 1 in the ground tn define the Imea of -said proposed street, in acco-r1 a nee with the plan of monument a ion In sa'd city; to furnish an ahsfr.irt of 1 title showing a good title fi th" said propprtv hptehy offered and roun'y and city tax searches show- ing the said property free and clear of all taxes, assessments and wafer rents, and fo execute and deliver a and sufficient 111 1 niily deed of said premisis to Ihe City of Roch ester, EST ATE OF HERMAN THTEM BY GORDON E. Til I EM 1L. S. Executor York.

County of Mon- lies! er. SS day of July. 193S. be-s ubs crib er, personally Ion E. Thiem.

ec n- Stale of New-roe. City of On this 6th fore me. the appealed (lull of thi' -1 a of Herman known and same person 'xrciito th" he 1 1 1 ache executed Thiern. rlecetsed. to me known to me to lie the described 'n and who within instrument and knowled grd fo me tha' he Sa me a G.

flip it ee 1 1 1 of STAUPENM.MFn. N'otarv P11 til Referred to Citv Engineer- a nd Corporation Coum-el Communication from the i Tax League relative to the construction of a new City Hall. No 919 H. Received and filed I PRESENTATION AND REFER- ENCE OF PETITIONS AND i RE MONSTRANCES 1 By Councilman Ruppel Petition a pavement and curb in Ml Read i P.ou:eard from Buffalo Roo1 to i New York Central Railroad as a jWPA Project No 2351 I Ref erred to Commissioner of Public Works. 1 By the Clerk Petition of the Roch- gill of of In i 1 i I i By Councilman Lambiase Int.

No. 11. GRANTING PERMISSION ROCHESTER TENFIELD BUS COMPANY TO OPERATE A BUS LINE ON ANDREWS STREET, ST. PAUL STREET. SOUTH AVENUE, MT.

HOPE HOPE AVENUE, WEST FALL ROAD. EAST RIVER ROAD. FRANKLIN STREET AND FRANKLIN SQUARE. Be it ordained hv the Council the City of Rochester as follows: Section 1. Permission is hereby granted to Rochester Penfield Bus Company.

to operate bus in the City of Rochester through, over and upon the following streets: Beginning at the Greyhound Bus Terminal. Franklin Street, in the Citv of Rochester, New York; thence northerly on Franklin Street to th point of Intersection with Andrew Street; thence westerly on Andrews Street to the point of intersection with St. Paul Strpet thence southerly on St. Paul Street to Main Street. East; across Main Street East to South Avenue and southerly on South Avenue to Mt.

Hope Avenue; thence southerly on Mt. Hope Avenue to the boundary line between the Citv of Rochester and the Town of Brighton, also Commencing at the boundary line between the Citv of Rochester and the Town of Brighton in Westfall Road thence westerly on the West-fall Road to the end thereof and continuing on the East River Rood to the boundary line between the Citv of Rochester and the Town of Brighton and return over the same routes until arriving at the corner of Franklin and Andrews Street; thence easterly on Andrews Street to the corner of Square and Andrews Street; thence southerly on Franklin Square to the rear of the aforesaid Greyhound Terminal, suhject to th- following conditions and limitations: 1. That in operating busies in 'he. City of Rochester and over the foresaid routea the. said Rochester Pen- field Bus Company, shall with all the terms and provisions of Ordinance No.

4016, "An Ordinance in Relation to Licenses for the Operation of Motor Busses," as amended. 2. That the Commissioner of Public Safetv shall within five days after the taking effect of this ordinance designate in writing the -routes over which said Rochester Penfield Bu Company, snail operate its m-mbusses and sh.ill nl the sania with the City Clerk. 3. That the said Rochester Pen-field Bus Company.

shall from time to time make such chances in said routes or terminal points as the Commissioner of Public Safety shall order and deem best for the safe'v of the public, which change or changes shall take effect unon filing of the same with trie City-Clerk and mailing a copy thereof ti the Rochester Penfield Bus Company. at its last known business office address. 4. The permission herein granted shall not op assigned or transferred. 5.

The permission granted bv th- ordinance may he revoked by ordinance of the Council at any tim summarily and without notice. fi. The premit granted herein not constitute or be deemed to constitute or grant any franchise or vested right or interest of any nami or nature. Sec. 2.

This ordinance shall taks effect immediately. Referred Commerce to Public Commit tee. Utilities ant By Councilman Lambias Resolution N'o. 3s-43. Resolved.

That the. Council hereby fixes the meeting of the Council to be held in the Council Chamber. Room 30. City Hall, on Auspm 1938. at.

:00 p. as the da'e for a. public hearing upon the following ordinance, and hereby direc' the City Clerk to publish in the "ffioji paper prior to Aucust Sth. a noti-e of the time and place of such public hea rin Granting permission to Rochester Penfield Bus Company. Inc to operate a bus line on Andrews Street.

St. Paul Street, South Avenue. Mt. Hope Avenue. West Fall Road.

East Riv'r Road. Franklin Street and Franklin Square. Adopted unanimously. By Councilman Ruppp! Ordinance No. A lit ho rising- Appropriation of from I' neenlet Halanre of the 19H5 General Fund and t-VOO from the I or pr ncled llalanrr of the 17 General Fund.

Be It ordained by the Council cf the City of Rochester as follows: Section 1. There is hereby appropriated from the unencumbered and line: pended oalance or toe enerai F11 nd lor inn year ine following amounts to: Relief of World War Veteran', S1.WL16. Veteran Relief Other than World War Relief, $152. 2." Department of Public. Welfare.

Sec. 2. That from the uneneiiw-bered and unexpended balance ef tm General Fund for the year 1937. thr is hereby appropriated to te De-pa rtment of Public Works. Diviii-n of Maintenance and Operation.

th sum of $5 000. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall faWe effect immediately. Unanimous consent was granted lo vote thereon.

Adopted 11 1111 nlmously. By nc il ma 11 Ruppel Ordinance No. Vft A 11 1 liri.iiie; lteyuold Library, to Liability Policy for Bonds Filed for Street Encroachments, in Main Street K.al. Be it ordained by the Council rf the City of Rochester al follows Section 1 Permission is grtnted to Reynolds Library. Inc.

substitute for the bond filed pui u-ant to Ordinance No. 4435. vdop'ed oy the Council June 24. 13X5. and the bond filed pursuant to Ordinance No 4-63.

adopted Aug 10. 193. a. po'icy of public liability insurance, approved hv the Corporation Counsel as to form and manner of execution, in the amount of J15.000 $30,000 personal damage and $2. 000 propertv damage, Injuring the City and persons auainst loss.

liability or damage which may result by rrason of the construction or maintenance of the street encroachments. for maintenance of whu permission was given by the aforesaid ordina nces. See. 2. Tins ordinance shall take eflect immediately.

Unanimous consent was yran'ed to vote thereon. Adoptecl unanimuuily. By Councilman Int. No. 117 Erwin AUTHORIZING CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS UNDER WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION-BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPPLEMENTARY LIST NO.

18. Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Rochester as follows: Section 1. It is hereby determined that the following improvements and 1 work are necssary. required and shall be made, to wit: Miscellaneous repairs. alterations; and Improvements to various school buildings, being Proposal No.

465-21-1 2-53 and known as Board of Educa- lion Supplementary List N'o. IS, dated June 29. 1338. which said list; is on file in the office, of the City! Clerk. The total cost and expense of said improvements and work is; estimated to he $167,212.

of which the City'a share is estimated to be $63,923. Sec. 2. The aforesaid improvements and work shall be done by the Works Progress Administration. Sec.

3. This ordinancp shall take effpct. immediately. Referred to Public Works and En gineering Committee. By Councilman Frank Ordinance No.

3S-201 Authorisation of Commissioner of Public Safety to Service Itendered Io I icemen. Pay Hills for Firemen and Be if ordained by the Council of the City Of Rochester as follows; Section 1. The Commissioner of Public, Safety is herrby authorised to rertifv to "the Comptroller for payment the following bills: The Genesee Hospital, $28. on. Pr.

James M. Flynn. $25 00. Dr. S.

C. Davidson. $23.00. Strong Memorial Hospital. $19.

5n. Rochester General Hospital. $7.00. S. Mary's Hospital.

13.00. Highland Hospital. $11.50. Pr. Lawrence J.

Nacev. $13.00. Dr. E. W.

O'Brien, $2S00. Dr. B. J. Duffy, $10 00.

Dr. George W. Guerinot, $5.00. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately.

Unanimous consent was granted to vote thereon. Adopted unanimously. By Councilman Frank Ordinance No. 3S-202. Authorizing City Manager and I'ur-rbasing Agent to Enter Into Lease with Harold E.

Bettner, Highland Park. Be if nrdatned bv the Council of the City of Rochester as follows: Section 1. The City Manager and Purchasing Agent are hereby authorized to enter into a lease on behalf of the City of Rochester with Haroid E. Bettner, leasing the permission to operate the reflectory in Highland Park for a term commencing April 1. 193S and expiring December 31.

1939. for the sum of $100, payable $200 at the time of execution of the lease end $200 on April 1. 1939. upon the same terms and conditions as the lease now existing between the same parties for the same purpose. Sec.

2. The City Clerk is hereby authorized to affix the City Seal to said lease when executed. Sec. 3 This ordinance shall take effect inuned la ely I'namious consent was granted to vote thereon. Adopted unamiously.

Bv Councilman Era Ordina nee 3s-203 Authorizing; City chasing Agent Manager and Pur-to Execute Lease with Henry Pern fiound at Genesee for Merry-Gn-Valley Park. Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Rochester as follows: Section 1. The City Manager and Purchasing Agent are hereby authorized to enter into a lease on behalf of the City of Rochester with Henry Dern, leasing permission to maintain and run the merry-go-round at Genesee Valley Park to Henry Dern for term commencing April 1, 193M, and expiring Pec-ember 31. 1939. lor the sum of $400., payable $200 at tile time of execution of the lease and $200 on April 1, 1939.

upon the same terms and conditions hs the lease heretofore existing between the same parlies for the same purpose, except that 111 lieu of the bond provided for in the former lease the said Henry Item shall tile with the Citv a public liability bond in the amount of Ml. (too personal injury and property damage indemnifying the City from all loss, liability or damage which may result from the maintenance or operation of the aforesaid merry-go-round. Sec. 2. The City Clerk Is hereby authorized to affix the City Seal to said lease when executed.

Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Unanimous consent was granted to vote thereon. Adopted unamiously.

By Councilman Lambiase Ordinance No. Approval of SrM lenient of Claim anil Action of a si tula no Torrrif, rossa. Br it ordained by the Council of the City ol Roc first er as follows: Section 1. The Council herrby of the settlement of the claim and action of Massimiano Torre-grossa against the City of Rochester for the sum of $12. the agreement of settlement for which was entered into by he Cotporation Counsel of the Ci'v and Is on file the office Of the City Clerk.

Sec 2. This ordinance shall take effect Immediately. Unanimous consent iwas granted to vote thereon Adopted unanimously. Bv Councilman Lamhmse. Ordina nre No.

3205. A ul linrlinc Citv rhatiing Agent Of Dance Hall I'll rk. Mniiiitrr and Kxcculri l.caie At Ontario Beach Be it ordained bv the Council of the Citv of Rochester as follows: Section 1. The Citv Manaizer and Purchasing Agent, are hereby authorized to execute a lease with George S. Benedict for the dance b-iU nt th" Relcctore Building at On'ario Park for the season of 193 for the sum of $250.

payable the proceeds of said bonds to tne payment of the cost and expense of iiocal assessments assumed bv the citv at large and assessed against ci'y owned property, which said lo. cal assessments are more specifically set forth in Schedule annexed th's letter. I also request the Council to charge to the city at large the sum $9.03.43 to pay local assessments canceled by reason of tax foreclosure, court action or as a result of Council action, comprising tax and assessment liabilities. which local assessments are more specifically jet forth in Schedule annexed to 'this letter, and to appropriate said amount to pay the cost and expense said local assessments. I also request the Council to charge tn the citv at larcp the sum of to pav the cost of local 'assessments canceled by specific Council action and not heretofore as-sumed by the citv.

which said local assessments are more specifically set forth in Schedule annexed to this letter, and to appropriate thp said sum from the proceeds of th aforesaid bonds to pay the cost and expense of said local assessments. Respectfully. L. B. CART WRIGHT, Comptroller.

Rpceived. filed and published. Schedules A. B. and as rpfprrerj to in the foregoing communication, received and tiled in Citv Clerk's Office.

No. 94S-6. July 12, 1938. To the Council: Under the contracts hich the City entered into to supply coal to welfare recipients during the season 1934 to 1935. the coal companies were entitled to receive a bonus if the quality of coal furnished, was superior to that earned tor in the specifications.

It appears from the records that certain coal companies were entitled to rereive a bonus under the aforesaid contracts, hut that claim was not made for the same until recently. There is no money available from current appro- priations to pay these bonuses, but 1 there is available trnm surpluses in i the General Fund from 1933 suffi- rient sums which may be appropriated to the Department of Public' Welfare, the Wrorld vV'a Relief and i the Relief of Veterans other than World War to cover the cost of this bonus. I am therefore requesting the Council to transfer from the unex- pended and unencumbered balance of the 1935 General Fund the sum of $11,500 to cover thest items. On April 26. 1938.

the Council adopted an ordinance authorizing the execution of an agreement with thej Sewer Commissioners of Sewer Pis- tnct No. 2 of the Town of Brighton Under that agreement the City will be called upon to pav a proport iona share' of the sponsor's cost of the erection of a disposal plant. There are no funds available in the current budget to cover this cost and am therefore asking the Coum'ii to appropriate from the unexpended anrl nencu mhorcd balance of the 1937 General Fund the sum of to the Department of Public Works to cover this item. Respectfully, L. B.

CART RIGHT, Compt rol ler. Received, filed and published. Communication from the Corporation Counsel relative to the settlement of the claim Massimiano Tor-resgrossa. Received and filed. MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICATIONS Oil CLA1 Jane and Simon Aronson vs.

City of Rochester. No. 3243. Frances Kossert vs. City of Rochester.

No. 3244. Charlotte Brockway vs. City of Koclifster. No.

3215. Louis Kniierlin as Atlministrator ot tint Estate of Edward Knderlin vs. City of Rochester, No. 3246. Henry C.

Karges vs. City of Rochester. N'o. 3247. Conrad and Herbert Sundholm vs.

City of Rochester. No. 321S. Alice Veomett vs. City of Rochester.

No. 3J9. Henry and Kenneth Newman vs. City of Rochester. No.

3250. Elsie Reeves vs. Citv of Rochester. No 3251. Elsie Reeves for Jon Biornatad vs.

City of Rochester. No. 3252. Received and filed. City Rochester.

N. Clerk's Office. July 12. 193 To the Council: Gentlemen 1 '11 nt sions of a le.nilutuin your Honorable Bodv I have caused to to the fuovl-adopted by oil June 2. be published in the official paper on Julv and 7.

.1 nut ice that the Council would on the L'th dav of July, 13i. at P. fluid public hearings on the following local laws: A Law Allowing the Claims of Neroni and Rosina Ni-roni, Antonio Croietti and Giacnmina Croietti. and Concczto Sa ha fino and Angelina Sabatino Against the City of Rochester. A luteal Law to Amend a Io'-al Law Entitled "A 1ual Uw to Impose a Tax on the Gross Incomes or Gross Operating Incomes of Corporations and Persons Furnishing Utility Services in the City of Rochester, for the Purpose of Granting Relief from Ihe Hardships and Suffering Caused bv Unemployment, as Authorized by Section Twenty-fi of the General City Law of the" State of New York'' "Generally.

A Local Law to Amend "A Ix-cal Law Amending Generally and Supplementing an Act Constituting the Charter of the City of Rochester" In Relation to the Depositing of Moneys Received by the City Treasurer. Respectfully submitted, THOMAS OLEARV. City Clerk Received fiied and published. I i.