The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 26

i -T being the communication from N. Wisconsin Edward A IACINI JOUKNALTIMIS Friday, Jmm 4, 1963 sum of $4,600.00 be approprlat ed from Account 6402 and $3 Bergo In the mm of I2R4.70 for the roit of replacing a sewer 60 Clerk, who shall reuse ft amount charged to earn lot to be entersd on the Tax Poll as ipeclal tax against said lot, and lettlntf forth, the details In connection therewith. Adopted. By Aid. White who moved lis adoption.

A resolution declaring the In- II A mk It, COMMON COUNCIL OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS rluded, If they are Interested. Further recommend that the coat of bids, for Ohio Street and for the portion of Durand Avenue within the City, be appropriated from Account 0421-1, Pavtng Program. recommend that, 765 feet of galvanized HteelVundult fij $1.42 per lineal foot be Installed by the City of Racine, under street crossings located In the Town of Mount Pleasant, for future use If the Town does not install lights at this time and funds in the amount of be appropriated from account 6421-1, Paving Program for this work. 4. Item 50 of May 18, 1965, being the resolution to provide that a 4000 lumen light on leniioni in uio voui ii ij special in accordance -with Section flfl.flO of the Wisconsin Statutes for the construction of Sanitary Sewers on Haibrldgo Street from Linden Avenue to Twelfth Street and setting forth the details In connection therewith.

Adopted. 39. By Aid. Jensen who moved Its adoption, RESOLVED, that the work of Madsen Contractors, In constructing the Three Mile Road Storm Sewer, Contract 40-64, ho accepted and final payment made in the sum of $9,017.00 from funds heretofore provided. Adopted, 40.

By Aid, Heck who moved its adoption. RESOLVED, that the claim of Karen McGinnis, In the sum of $22.12 for damages to her automobile, be allowed and paid upon receipt of a proper release. FURTHER RESOLVED, that the 'sum of $22.12 be appropriated from the Contingent Fund to defray the cost thereof. Adopted by the following vote; Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke. Ayes rML.TlV.AtdrKerk-'who'ioveritt.,''' 113 amijcirii.

RESOLVED, that the City Attorney he authorized to attend the Municipal Attorneys Institute at Manitowish Waters on. June 11 and 12. FURTHER RESOLVED, that; the sum. of $69.00 be appropriated from the Travel Expense Account to cover the cost thereof. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke.

Ayes 15, Noes 0. 42. By Aid. Heck who moved for the unanimous consent of the Council in the adoption of the resolution. There were no objections.

RESOLVED, that a telephone be installed in the operator's control tower at State Street Bridge during the Summer months, and that the sum of $58.50 be appropriated from the Contingent Fund and placed in Account 544, Bridges and Viaducts, Item 4, Telephone. Resolution adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, DvorT sky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0. 43. By Aid.

Heck who moved for the unanimous consent of the Council in the adoption of the resolution. There were no objections. RESOLVED, that the Park 002.00 from the Contingent Fund to defray the cott of this contract. 10. Item 49 of May 1R, 1065, being a resolution stating that a public hearing was held concerning the preliminary resolution and report of the Commissioner of Public Works on the proposed construction of a one portland cement concrete pavement together with a Portland cement concrete combined curb and gutter on both aides of Westway Avenue from Ohio Street to east line of Hickory Ridge No, 2 and setting forth the details In connection therewith; Recommend that the resolution be adopted.

11. Item 75 of May 18, 1003. being the resolution to provide that the following streets be treated with oil during the 1965 season for dust control and the cost thereof assessed against the abutting property: Dena Circle; Ruby Street north of Carlton Drive to its dead end; Recommend that'the resolu tion be adopted. 12. Pursuant to request made In accordance with Subsection of Section 1.07 of the Code of the General Ordinances, your Committee recommends that the following streets be treated with oil during the 1965 season for dust control and the cost thereof assessed against the abutting property: Wright from Perry Avenue to Highway 31; Monroe Avenue in the 1700 Block; Orchard Street from Pierce Blvd.

to Durand Avenue; Kentucky Street from Pierce Blvd. to DiifaTicl Driv-3f 6 Viiwti. ra ffd- ue south to City Limits. Oscar R. Jensen, Chairman, Committee on Public Works Aid.

Jensen moved that the report of the Public Works Committee be adopted. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0. License Committee Report. 32.

Your License Committee to whom was referred: -Respectfully report 1. Item 26 D. of May 4, 1965, being the following applica tions for Class "B'' Fermented Malt Beverage and Intoxicating Liquor License; Recommend that the licenses be granted with the exception of Enterprise, 231 Main Street, Agent ber G. Roberts; James B. Haumersen, 1845 Racine Street; Curtis May-field Robert Franklin, 1348 Albert Street; and Sixth Street Development 406 6th Street, Agent Lawrence Brill for whom a separate committee report has been prepared.

2. Item 26 I. of May 4, 1965, being the following applications, for Class Fermented Malt Beverage Intoxicating Liquor License; Recommend that the licenses be granted. 3. Item 37 E.

of May 18, 1965, being one application for Class Retail Fermented Malt Beverage and Intoxicating Li quor License; Recommend that the license be granted. 4. Item 37 D. of May 18, 1965, being one application for Class Retail Soft Drink License; Recommend that the license be granted. 5.

Item 37 F. of May 18, 1965, being two applications for Pharmacist Permit; Recommend that the license be granted. 6. Item 37 G. of May 18, 1965, being five applications for Class Retail Fermented Malt Beverage and Intoxicating Liquor License; Recommend that the licenses be -granted.

7. Item 37 H. of May 18, 1965, being eight applications for Class Retail Fermented Malt Beverage License; Recommend that the licenses be granted. 8. Item 37 B.

of May 18, 1965 being three applications for Class Operator's License for Liquor Store Only; Recommend that the licenses be granted. 9. Item 37 C. of May 18, 1965, being one application for Class Operator License; Recommend that the license be granted. 10.

Item 37 A. of May 18 1965, being the following ap plications for Class Opera tor's License; Recommend that the licenses be granted. Stephen F. OlsenChairman, License Committee. Aid.

Olsen moved that the report of, the License Commit tee be adopted. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mus- tsie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White. ttke. Ayes 15, Noes 0. Building Committee Report.

33. Your Building Committee to whom was referred: Respectfully reports 1. Item 13 of March 16, 1965, being the communication- from the Acting Traffic Engineer submitting a plan and estimate of cost for providing mercury vapor street lighting on Spring Street; Recommend that the plans be approved and that the Com missioner of Public Works be authorized to advertise for bids, with separate bids to be received for the and County portions, bids for the City portion when awarded, to be charged against ciccount 6421-1, Paving Programs 2, Item 27 of May 18, 1965, being the communication from Elmer F. chairman of the Board of Nelson Com pany. strongly protesting the granting of the bids for the construction of the Safety Building to the highest bidder Stauss, 1101 Irving Place; Cornell Steinhnff, 823 Grand Ave.

Robert A. Stephen-, 1 100 State Charles J. Sucharda, 2706 Donna Joe Suwalskl, 3901 Wilshlre Drive, Vernon Svendsen, 1 5 3 0 Ostergaard Arnold Swcnsen, 234 Howland Donald Tabor, 2409 Jacato Drive; Parker Thornton, 2211 Lorraine Nick Trossen, 2125 Summit Wilfred P. Vachon. 5435 S.

Lake-more Kenosha, Harold C. Vague, 1917 DeKoven Jacob M. Van Valkenburgh, 1233 Slate Charles R. Vclz ka, 2209 Georgia I-eo P. 4404 67th Kenosha, Wis Richard A.

Wasdahl, 610 College Theodore Wer ner, 806 Lake John B. Williams, 816 Villa Ray mond R. Willis, 4202 Victory W. C. Wray, 417 Ran dolph Michael E.

Zicarclli, 4025 17th St. 27 B. The application of Axel C. Holgersen, 1900 Deane Boulevard, for Class Oper ator's License. 27 C.

The application of Kar en iieiser, 1H(W trie htreet, for Class Operator's Li cense for Liquor Store Only. 27 1). The following appli cations for Class Retail Short Term Fermented Malt Beverage License: League of United I-atin American Citi zens, vz-vth Mreci; American Legion Ractne Post No, 76 Drum Bugle- Corps, 72-7th Street. 27 K. The following applica tions for Class Retail Fer mented Malt Beverage and In toxicating Liquor License: Theodore.

J. Thomas A. :ari4vfcKaj.scrtian and. William' Lodin, 1701 N. Mam Street Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No.

437, 424 Lake Avenue; Julius Tunstell Chester Ber ryman, 1436 Racine Street. 27 F. The application of Somerset Club, 203 Sixth Street, for Class I'B" Retail Fermented Malt Beverage and Class Club Intoxicating Liquor License. 27 G. The following appli cations for Class A Retail Fer mented Malt Beveraee License: Charlotte A.

Bvbee, 1435 Erie Street; Willie E. Bogan, '1000 Washington Avenue; Bernard Dubow, 1530 Washington Avenue; Garden Foods, 336 Main Street; Kohl's Food Stores Douglas, 1920" Douglas Avenue; Betty Helen Radke, 911 Graham Street; Joseph Redding, 3425 Kinzie Avenue; Clifton Moses Reed, 1247 Lafayette Avenue; Louis A Schneider, 1775 State Street; Chester Edward Woitock, 1301 N. Main Street; LeRoy C. Wool- ey, 1201 Milwaukee Avenue. 27 H.

application Brown Bottle Distributors, 2914 Rapids Drive for Class Wholesalers Fermented Malt Beverage License. 27 I. The application of Clarence Scholten (Terry's Gasoline Mart), 4101 Durand Aveune, for Manager's -Filling Station License. 27 J. The application of Richard J.

Lui, 311-313 Main Street for License to Conduct a Public Billiard Hall or Pool Room. The following Bids for City 28. Honorable Mayor a dl Common Council, Racine, Wisconsin Gentlemen: Your Commissioner of Public Works has advertised for bids for construction of sewers and presents same for your consideration. Sanitary Sewers, Storm Sewers Watermains and Laterals in Greenbriar Sub No. 3, Official Notice No.

32, Bids received June 1, 1965. Respectfully submitted, Fred H. Larson, Commissioner of Public Works. Same was referred to the Public Works Committee on motion of Aid. Jensen.

29. To the Honorable Mayor and Members of the Common Council: Gentlemen: Your Purchasing Agent has advertised for bids for furnish ing equipment for the City of Racine, and presents same for your consideration: Official Notice 17, 1-Offset Duplicator, Bids received May 26. 1965. Respectfully submitted, S. Quinn, Pur chasing Agent Same was referred to the Special Procedure Committee on motion of Aid.

Mussie. Reports of Committees and Action of Council Thereon. Finance Committee Report. 30. Your Finance Committee to whom was referred: Respectfully report 1.

Itfm 16 of May 18, 1965, being Ihe communication from the CiV, Attorney submitting the claim of Karen McGinnis for damages to Her automobile; Recommend that the claim be allowed and paid and that the sum of $22.12 be appropri ated from the Contingent Fund to8 cover the cost thereof. 2. Item 18 of May 18, 1965 beirig' the communication -from City Attorney Jack Harvey requesting permission to attend the Municipal Attorneys Insti tute of the League of Wiscon sin Municipalities to be held at Deer Park Lodge, Manitowish Waters, on June 11 and 12 at a cost of Recommend that the request be granted and that the funds be appropriated from the Trav el Expense Acct. to cover the cost thereof. 3.

Item 20 of May 18, 1965, being the communication from the Commissioner of Public Works requesting a transfer of $335.00 from the Sewage Disposal Budget Account 535. Item 9, to Outlay Account 635, that a new flexible power drive unit may be purchased; Recommend that the request be granted. 4. Item 19 of May 18, 1965, being the communication from the City Attorney submitting the final statement of Garth Seehawer for services rendered in connection with the Elm wood arK-Mt. rieasant ac tions; Recommend that the bill be allowed and paid and that the sum of $943.50 be appropriated from the Contingent Fund to cover the cost thereof.

5. Item 6fl of May 1965, being the resolution to provide that the claim of Edward A. Brown. Black and (tlegnlman in behalf of George and Lawrence Brill for the rezoning of the premises commonly known as 1805 and 1H0U DougiHK Avenue to Commercial District; Recommend that the petition be granted providing the following restrictions are compiled with: (1) That the premises shall be used for the following purposes and uses only: a. Multiple dwelling units.

b. Anv or all of the uses per mitted in Section 1611 Local Business District of the Code of the General Ordinances of the City of Racine In effect on the date of this Indenture. (2) That in the event that said premises arc used for mul tlple dwelling units, off-street narking one automobile shall be provided for each dwelling unit. (3) That a feiu'e. shall be erected to screen parking areas from adjacent properties.

4. Item 18 of April 19, 1965, being the petition of Knoll-wood Homes, for the an nexation and rezoning of a part of the Northwest of Section 29, Township 3 North, Range 23 East; Recommend that the petition be granted. Mayor William H. Beyer, Chairman, City Plan Commis sion. Aid.

Kuiper requested that Item 1 of the City Plan Commission Report be considered separately. Aid. Heck requested that Item 3 of the City Plan Commission Report be considered separately. Barry, JLhat. at iPla mission; be-adopKi with the exception of Items 1 and 3.

Adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0. ATd. Weidner moved to adopt Item 1 of the City Plan Commission Report Aid. Dvorsky moved to amend Aid.

Weidner's motion and Receive File Item 1 notwithstanding the City Plan Commissions Report. Motion to receive and file adopted by the following vote: Ayes Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Olsen, Retzinger, Wittke. Noes t- Alders, Barry, Johnson, Kirt, Mussie, Weidner, Whitev Ayes 8, Noes 7. Aid. Weidner moved to adopt Item 3 of the City Plan Commission Report." Aid.

Heck moved to amend Aid. Weidner's motion and refer Item 3 to the Committee of the Whole. Motion to refer adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0. Traffic Commission Report.

36. Your Traffic Commission to whom was referred: Respectfully report 1. Item 62 of December 15, 1964, -being an Ordinance to amend Section 12.22 (14) of the Code of the General Ordinances of the City of Racine relating to Prohibited Parking; Recommend that the Ordinance be" adopted. 2. Item 28 of March 16, 1965, being the communication from Lakeshore Transit-Racine, replying to the Council's resolution requesting bus service in the area of Northwestern Avenue, Golf Avenue and Rapids Drive from 5:30 a.m.

to 9:30 p.m.; Recommend that the communication be received and filed. 3. Item 20 of May 4, 1965, being a communication from the Young Men's Christian As sociation requesting the Coun cil to consider the possibility of alowing parking on the West side of Lake Avenue between 7th and 8th Streets; Recommend that the request be granted. 1 4. Item 21 of May 4, 1965 being a communicalion from the Racine Public Library re questing consideration of ap proving parking on the west side of Lake Avenue between 7th and 8th.

Streets or changing the parking on the east side of Lake Avenue of said blocks to angle parking; Recommend that the commu-s nication be received and filed. 5. Item 84 of May 18, 1965 being an Ordinance to amend Section 12.28 (4) of the Code of the General Ordinances of the City of Racine relating to Two Hour. Parking; Recommend that the Ordi nance be adopted. 6.

Item 86 of May 18, 1965, being an Ordinance to amend Section 12.22 (11) of the Code of the General Ordinances of the City of Racine relating to rroruouea Recommend that the Ordi nance be adopted. William H. Wittke, Chair man, Traffic Commission. Aid. Wittke moved that the Traffic Commission Report be adopted.

Adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvor sky, Im'kj Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mus sie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0, The Following Resolutions Were Introduced. "37. By Aid Jensen who moved its adoption. A resolution decfaring the Intentions the Council to levy special assessments in accordance with Section 66.60 of the Wisconsin Statutes for the grading of Olive Street from Kearney Avenue to Coolidge Avenue to established subgrade thereof and the construction thereon of a one course port-land cement concrete pavement together with a portland cement concrete combined qurb and gutter.

Before such improvements are made, the Commissioner of Public Works Is directed to cause water and sewer service pipes to be laid in said street from the mains to the curb line of each lot fronting on the street; to receive bids for uch work; and to report the- amount charged to pach property to the City lateral at 4523 Wextway Ave nue be allowed and paid and that the sum of $284.70 be appropriated from the Contingent Fund to defray the cost thereof. Recommend that the resolu tlon be adopted, 6. Item 69 of May 18, 1965, being the resolution to provide that the Recreation Department be authorized and directed to place two playground leaders In Greencrest Playground dur Ing the 1965 season, and that the sum of $1,750.00 be appro priated from the Contingent Fund to defray the cost thereof; Recommend that the resolu tion be received and filed and that the Recreation Dept. be In structed to Investigate the need and that i it is found to be needed a request for same be included in said department's 1966 budget. 7.

Item 73 of May 18, 1965, being the resolution to provide that the work of Olson Fence Company in erecting a fence at Racine Street Playground be accepted and final payment made in the sum of $1,318.00, which sum includes the following extra work which is hereby approved as part of said contract; 2 extra end posts for opening for access to drinking fountain, $18.00, and that payment for said work be made as follows: $1,300.00 from funds heretofore appropriated; $18.00 from the Contingent Fund; Recommend that the resolution be adopted." 8. Item 82 of May 18, 1965, being the resolution to provide that the contract for Landscaping at the University Extension Center be awarded to Terrace U)f i.tx coordacu' with their bid, they being the lowest responsible bidder, and that the sum of $19,701.37 be appropriated from Account 7506, University Building Bond Fund, and $1,242.45 from the Contingent Fund to defray the cost of said work; Recommend that the resolution be amended by changing the amount to be appropriated from Account 7506 to read and by deleting the amount of $1,242.45 from the Contingent Fund and as so amended it be adopted. Irving E. Alders, Acting Chairman, Finance Committee. Aid.

Heck moved that the report of the' Finance Committee be adopted. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mus sie, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0. Public Works Committee Report. 31.

Your Committee on Public Works to whom was referred: Respectfully report 1. Item 40 of November 4, 1964, being the resolution to provide for the construction of sidewalk on the east side of Ohio Street between 21st Street and the C.M.St.P.&P. RR Recommend that the resolu tion be adopted. 2. Item 16 of May 4, 1965, being the communication from RR Company to gether with a copy of a letter sent to said company from Uni fied School District relative to the construction of a fence across the end of Quincy Ave.

and their right of way for the purpose of protecting children from crossing said right of way on their way to attend the Gilbert Knapp School; Recommend that permission be granted to construct a chain link fence across the street right of way at the end of Quin cy Avenue in accordance with the communications from the Milwaukee Road and the Unified School Board. 3. Item 21 of May. 18, 1965, being the petition to have Virginia Street from Ridgeway Avenue to Westway Avenue treated with oil during the 1965 season after the construction of the curb and gutt'er; Recommend that the petition be received and filed as a resolution has been adopted ordering that this work be done. 4.

Item 22 of May 18, 1965, being the petition to have Kentucky Street from Pierce Boulevard to Durand Road treated with oil for dust control during the 1965 season; Recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted. 5. Item 23 of May 18, 1965, being the petition to have Orchard Street from PieTce Boulevard -to Durand Avenue oiled for dust control during the 1965 season; Recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted. 6. Item 24 of May 18, 1965, being the petition to have the 41'00 block of 19th Street treated with oil for dust control during the 1965 season Recommend that the prayer of the petitioners, be granted.

7. Item 25 of May 18, 1965, being the communication-irorh the American Bank Trust Company requesting an easement under Lake Avenue approximately 100 feet north of Fifth Street for an area of not more than 3 feet in diameter to enable them to build a tunnel which would connect their property located on the east side of Lake Avenue with their main building- as it is their intentions to construct drive-in windows on the northern part of their lot, which is located on the portheast corner of Lake Avenue and Fifth Street; Recommend that the request be granted provided the American Bank Trust Company enter into an agreement with the City of Racine as provided in Section 66.045 of the Wisconsin Statutes. 8. Item 26 of May 18, 1965, being the petition for the construction of a -Portland cement concrete pavement together with a combined curb and gutter on Olive Street from Kear ney Avenue to Coolidge Ave nue; Recommend that the prayers of the petnoners be granted. 9, Item 39 of May 18, 1965, being the schedule of bids received for repairs of the City Dock; Recommend that the contract be awarded to Buisse Con struction at their price of $8,592.00.

in accordance with their bid, they being the lowest responsible bidder; and that tltc George H. Benson, City Clerk Block 4, Lockwood Addition, to Zone 23. A communication from Sam Azarlan offering to dedl cate a piece of land for street purposes that would start at Spring Street and run North to a proposed subdivision with certain restrictions. Referred to the Building Committee. 24.

A peteition for an alley light in the 2000 block be tween Erie and North Wiscon sin Street. 25. A communication Wilson-Haney Associates, Inc. submitting the plans and specifications for the eleterical serv ice and relighting of Memorial Hall for consideration. Referred to the Traffic Com- mission 26.

A communication from Grace C. Piskula, Secretary of the School Traf ick Safety, Commission, listing four -motions that were passed at their May 20th meeting relative to moving a crossing guard, school traffic routes, parking rcstric tjfms at Mitchell School and requesting the Police Department to survey all school sites and further requesting the Council to take any necessnry action needed to implement the above listed motions. Referred to the License Committee. applieR- mttor Class -D'-Operator's Licences were presented to the Common Council at a meeting held June 1, 1965: John E. Abernathy, 1312 Summerset Drive; Ralph Adams, 1233 Augusta Street; Reinholt Ager, 1832 Carlisle Avenue; Elmer Ahlborg, 3419 La Salle Street: Anton Alecos, 1843 Franklin Street; Ralph L.

Arndt, 916 Carlton Drive; John F. Bartell, 918 N. Os borne Robert S. Barton, 2425-19th Street: Charles E. Beth, 1226 State Street; Joseph J.

Bohn, 245 Main Street: Russell J. Bohn, 4536 Charles Street; Chester P. Bolewski 1936 Lathrop Avenue; Stefan Bolewski, 2787 S. Line Barger Terrace, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Niel Boone, 300 Goold Street; Ronald Brandt, 705 Hayes Avenue; Quincy Bryant, 1738 Racine Street; Henry L. 3719-20th Roy E.

State Street; Earl Callis, 201 Main Street; Frank Chiausky, 722 Sixth Street; Walter Christensen, 103-7th Street; William Colvin, 2142 Mead Street; Nick Comande, 815 Kingston Thomas Czosnek, 1200 N. Wisconsin Arnold R. DeRosier, 1327 Milwaukee Bernard Dexter, 2509 Ashland Raymond W. Eichsteadt, 1914 Prospect Donald Eschmann, 1323 N. Main Kenneteh F.

Fought, 4100 Pierce Sylvester Fran-cetic, 362 Merrie Lane; Don- nie Freeman, 1104 S. Lafayette James F. Fries, 3331-3rd Fred Frook, 447 S. Green Bay Road; James J. Garrett, 920-52nd Kenosha, Ray Gartner, 821-14th Charles A.

2019 St. Clair Fred W. Graham, 2708 Mitchell Harry W. Gregory, 715 Main Street; Stanley Grzyb, 3627 Republic' Gene Haffely, 1726 Ellis Michael Hacherian, 1210 Milwaukee Norman B. Hahn, 1114 S.

Lafayette Arthur J. Hana, 410-12th Gordon W. Hansen, 1625 Phillips Thomas Hansen, 1201 Douglas Charles R. Hardy, 236 V2 Main Leslie A. Hayes, 1707 Summit Kenneth Heg-mann, 2210 Shoop Charles C.

Helgeland, 1323 N. Main Peter J. Henkes, 2712 Diane Axel C. Holgersen, 1900 Dcane Harry Howe, 1301 Washington Clarence Hyatt, 1431 Kentucky Will 201 Main Street; Ervin Janot, 1616 Orchard Melvin S. Johnson, 1811 Roe Richard R.

Johnson, 963 Milwaukee Stanley Johnson, 419 English Ivar Jorgensen, 1721 Flett An thony P. Judicki, 1303 V2 Wash ington Charles Kam'akian, 823 V4 Hagerer John E. Keleske, 1227 Racine Russell H. Kime, 508-8th David L. King, 632 Stannard James H.

King, 1542 Hayes Spencer King, 1339 Bluff Richard A. Knotek, 2915 Carpenter John W. Knudsen, 1652 N. Main Robert C. Koleske, 2608 Jean Ray Koltyn, 1512 Flett Herman A.

Kortemeier, 1023 Albert p. Edward A. Lantz, 2327 St. Clair Frank Last, 1936 Lathrop Robert F. Law-renz, 1921 Mt.

Pleasant Marvin J. Legue, 3100 Geneva Richard J. Lui, 1450 Superior Joseph M. Martinelli, 1713 Deane Rodney B. Merrill, 912 Cleveland Walter Mielcarek, 1839 Mead Michael R.

Montemurro, 2228 Blake Walter Muleski, 3616 4 Mile Road; Raymond L. Murphy, 3027 21st FloydR. Nelsen, 2001 Case Leonard E. Nelson, 1500 'i Racine Houston Oliver, 1216 Racine Gerald D. Parenteau, 1312 Walton LeRoy H.

Peterson, 1350 State Richard Phelps, 1834 Shoop Sami Pintavalle, 1623 Vis Liberty Ernest C. Ponzio, 1420 How; Herman L. Reading, 1652 Austin Ernest -M. Reed, 11T18 Hilker Place; William Rennie, 1532 Owen Roger A. Rose, 1417 Blame Avenue George Ross, 1229 Highland Frank A- St.

Martin, 1606 Liberty John L. Sandbach, 2206 Orchard 'Walter E. Scanlon, 1244 State Farrell G. Schoedel, 17fl8 Kewaunee Sk; Eugene A. Scho-nert, 2030 Georgia Joseph G.

Schram, 610 College Jacob N. Schuit, 2915 Douglas LeRoy A. Schultz, 1445 Cedar Creek Raymond C. Schultz, 1423 Vi State Robert W. Schveid-ler, 249 Harrison Richard D.

Snndereaarrt 1912 Huh William H. Beyer, Mayor City Council Chambers Racine, Wisconsin June 1, 1965 At the regular meeting of the Common Council held this Tuesday evening, His Honor Mayor Beyer presided and the following Aldermen were present at Roll Call: Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Klrt, Kratochvll, Kulper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Wcid-ner, White, Wittke. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as printed on motion of Aid. Barry. Public Hearing-.

1. His Honor the Mayor announced that the time had arrived for a public hearing on Ordinance No. 85 of May 18, 1965 nroceedines. being an or dinance to amend the map of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Racine. No one appeared.

Mayor Beyer declared the public hearing closed. Communications, 'Petitions. etc. and Action of Council nrrron. Received and Filed.

2. A list of paid claims submitted bv 'the- Acting City Comntroller in accordance with Section 19.06 of the Code of Ordinances. 3. A communication from Gerald Janca. President of the "National" "Association the dv.ancricnt;iit.Whit'e requesting a meeting with the Council for the purpose of discussing the Human Rights Commission and stating their reasons.

Referred to the Mayor and Aid. or the 4th Ward. 4. A communication signed by four tenants of the property known as 813 Hamilton Street complaining about the condi tions of the property and asking that something be done to deviate the same. 5.

A communication' from Miss Ella Schultz relative to her property at 1126 North Main Street which she has been ordered to repair or raze within 20 days. Referred to the Finance and Public Welfare Committees. 6. A communication from the Director of Recreation pointing out that present plans of the Parte Department in building a new club house in Washington Park in 1965 include a second level floor to be used as a Golden Age Building and pointing out that the Recreation Commission is in favor of this as part of the club house and further stating that said Recreation Department Five-Year Capital Improvement Budget carries an amount of $45,000 which is earmarked for a Golden Age Building in West Racine in 1969 and stating further that the Recreation Commission has been informed that in order to include this facility in the Washington Park Club House it would cost an estimated $22,500 of the present budget item and requesting the Council to appropriate said sum at this time. Referred to the Finance Committee.

7. The claim of Heft, Coates, Boggs Heft in behalf of Gilbert Paulson for damage done to his automobile. 8. The claim of Heft, Coates, Boggs Heft in behalf of Anthony Colignon for damage done to his automobile. 9.

A communication from Attorney Manny S. Brown in behalf of Charles L. Hayes for damages done to his automobile. 10. Claim of Attorney Robert Weber in behalf of Josephine Stylo for injuries received.

A communication from the Commissioner of Public Works requesting an appropria tion of $58.50 to cover the cost of installing a telephone in the control tower at State Street Bridge during the" summer months. 12. Bill of Guy Lloyd, Inc IIWU ill iUtViluVJI Ub lfVSll 111 the amount of $50.00 each for appraisal services in connection with the opening of Lafayette Avenue. Referred to the Public Works Committee. 13.

A communication from the Chief of the Fire Department submitting proposed amendments to Chapter 5 of the Code of the General Ordinances of the City of Racine. 14. A petition of property owners for the construction of curb and gutter and deep oil on. Cleveland Avenue between 17th Street and Republic Ave nue. 15.

A petition of property owners to have Island Avenue oiled for dust control in the 500 block. 16. A petition of property owners on Westwood Drive from Westwood Circle east to Howard Street to be oiled for dust control during the 1965 season. 17. A petition of property owners to have Bluff Avenue from 1301 to the end of Bluff Avenue oiled for dust control during the 1965 season.

18. A communication from Mr. Peder Back, 5010 Washing ton Avenue, stating he has received a bill for the pav ing of Washington Avenue in the amount of $622.27 and rais ing questions as to the amourit of the bill and stating his rea sorts. 19. A communication 'from Jack Harvey, City Attorney -forwarding the statement of Michael's Signs, Inc.

for $146.00 for moving a sign at the Mobil Oil Service Station of Durand Avenue. Referred to the Plan Com mission. 10. A communication from J. Lester Johnson in behalf of the owners of the property known as the Joseph Socha property lying North of the 2800 block of Spring Street, for the rezoning- of said property for multiple family houses." 21.

The final plat of Geraghty Estates being Submitted by Gilbert N. Geraghty. ZZ. A petition of: Hulbcrt iirolhers, inc. for chance of wood pole be Installed In the al ley east of Jefferson Street between Prospect Street and Harriet Street; Recommend that the resolution be adopted.

5. Item 59 of May 18, 1965, being the resolution to provide that two 4000 lumen street lights be installed in Recommend that the resolution be adopted. William II. Wittke, Chairman, Building Committee. Aid.

Wittke moved that the report of the Building Committee be adopted. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvor sky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0. Committee of the Whole Report. 34.

Your. Committee of the wRom pmRcspeetfuIly Report 1. Item 41 (10) of May 18, 1965, being the report of the Finance Committee to whom was referred Item 87 of May 4, 1965, being the Initial Resolution authorizing $850,000.00 bonds of the City of Racine; Recommend that the Resolu tion be adopted. 2. Item 29 of May 18, 1965, being a communication from the Chief of the Fire Department relative to a study con ducted lor consolidation or cer tain fire stations into the Safe ty Building resulting in a sav ingspf $64,392.35 to the City; Recommend that the commu nication be received and filed 3.

Item 30 of May 18, 1965, being a communication from Rev. Alfred H. Langhough sub mitting recommendations of the Special Citizens Advisory Committee; Recommend that the recom mendation of the Special Citi zens Advisory Committee be adopted and that the Mayor convene a group in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph Sixth, page 3, thereof, for the purpose of selecting an Advisory Board, consisting of 13 members, to implement the program. 4. Item 85 of May 18, 1965, being an Ordinance to amend the map of the Zoning Ordinance; Recommend that the Ordinance be adopted.

Frank A. Barry, Chairman, Committee of the Whole. Aid. Barry requested Item 1 of the Committee of the Whole Report be considered separately. Aid.

Barry moved that the report of the Committee of the Whole be adopted with the ex ception of Item 1. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvor sky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mus sie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0. Aid. Barry called for the reading of Item 1 of this report being Item 87 of May 4, 1965 proceedings.

The initial resolution authorizing $850,000 bonds of the City of Racine. Aid. Barry moved that the resolution be adopted. Motion seconded by Aid. Alders.

Aid. Barry moved that Item 1 of the Committee of the Whole Report be adopted. Motion lost by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Heck, Johnson, Kirt, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, Wittke. Noes Dvorsky, Jensen, Kratochvil, Kuiper, White. Ayes 10, Noes 5.

(Require 12 votes to" pass.) Aid. White moved to reconsider action taken on Item 1. Motion seconded by Aid. Barry. Motion to reconsider adopted.

Aid. White moved that Item 1 be referred to the Committee of the Whole. Motion to refer adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0. City Plan Commission.

35. Your City Plan Commission to whom was referred: Respectfully reports: 1. Item 33 (3) of April 19, 1965, being the report of the City Plan Commission to whom was referred Item 25 of March 16, 1965, being the communica tion from Helm, Myers, Gillett and Christensen, Attorneys for Wilfred Ostergaard and Grace Ostergaard, for the rezoning of two parcels of land which are part of the northeast of Sec tion 13, Town 3 North, Range 22 East, in the area of Sycamore and Washington Avenue to Class "C-2" Multiple Recommend that the petition for rezoning be granted. 2. Item 16 of April 19, 1965, being the communication from Wratten.

Dana DcMark in behalf of Dremel Manufacturing Company and Henry E. Meltzer submitting a petition tor the vacation of that portion of Holmes Avenue that lies between 18th Street and the south line of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul Pacific Railroad right-of-way together with a Lis Pendens and a Peti tion slgnsd by more than of the owners of the frontage of Department be authorized and directed to purchase and spread black dirt required for landscaping at the Racine Extension Center. FURTHER RESOLVED, that the sum of $300.00 is hereby appropriated from Account 7506, University Building Bond Fund to defray the cost thereof. Resolution adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke.

Ayes 15, Noes 0. 44. By Aid. Heck who moved its adoption. RESOLVED, that the sum of $335.00 be transferred from Account 535, Item 9, to Outlay Account 635, Sewage Disposal nam uutiay.

Adopted by the following vote: "Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0. 45. By Aid. Heck who moved its adoption.

RESOLVED, that the statement of Garth R. Seehawer in the sum of $943.50 for services rendered, be allowed and paid. FURTHER RESOLVED, that the sum of $943.50 be appropriated from the Contingent Fund to cover the cost thereof. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvor-skytHeck, Jensen, Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes 0.

46. By Aid. Heck who. moved for the unanimous consent of the Council in the adoption of the Resolution. There were no objections.

RESOLVED, that the Purchasing Agent be, and he hereby is authorized and directed to purchase and automobile to replace Squad Car 23 which was wrecked at a cost not to exceed -p1us the wrecked car. FURTHER RESOLVED, that advertising for. bids be dispensed with in this instance. FURTHER RESOLVED, that' the sum of $1,654.00 be appropriated from the Contingent Fund to defray the cost thereof. Resolution adopted by the following vote: Ayes Alders, Barry, Dvorsky, Heck, Jensen.

Johnson, Kirt, Kratochvil, Kuiper, Mussie, Olsen, Retzinger, Weidner, White, Wittke. Ayes 15, Noes to. 47. By Aid. Vnn who moved Its adoption.

WHEREAS, on November 29 1963, the City of Racine anri the Jewish Memorial Cemetery entered Into an agreement whereby the cemetery conveyed to the city a strip of land required for the widening of Lathrop Avenue In considera and stating his reasons; Recommend that the communication be received and filed, 3. Item 38 of May 18, 1965, being the schedule of bids received for construction of street Recommend that the bids be awarded to Jos. J. Small, they being the lowest responsible bidder and that the Towa of Mount Pleasant portion be In- I lots and land abutting that part of Holmes Avenue that lies south of 18th Street and within 2650 feet of the south end of that parV of Holmes Avenue proposed to be vacated. Recommend that the petition for vacation be granted.

3. Jtfri 17 of April 19, 1965, tion or me L.uy a agreement to pay the cost of rebuilding the entrance lo the cemetery which had to be removed; and it has been de termined Viet the cost, of con- toning drjxiU 5, 8 and 0 injbard Vrtjtor Soens, '2410.