Bob moved, Glenn seconded the motion that a cab be purchased from Homestead if it can be glanced, and that a blinking amber light be placed on top of the cab roof
Carried · moved by Robert Svatos, seconded by Glenn R. Potter
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Bob moved, Glenn seconded the motion that a cab be purchased from Homestead if it can be glanced, and that a blinking amber light be placed on top of the cab roof
Carried · moved by Robert Svatos, seconded by Glenn R. Potter
Bob moved, Bill seconded the motion that a fire extinguisher be purchased to mount on the tractor
Carried · moved by Robert Svatos, seconded by William Verry
Bill moved, Bob seconded the motion that money be accepted
Unknown · moved by William Verry, seconded by Robert Svatos
The ordinance was introduced by Bob Svatos. The Council, having read the ordinance and opened discussion, have made recommendations that no changes be made. On
Carried · moved by Robert Svatos
Councilmen Spivey then moved that the rule on law requiring three readings of this Ordinance on three different dates be dispensed with. On call of roll, Councilmen Verry, Potter, Svatos, and Spivey voted "Yea." None. The Mayor then declared this Ordinance duly passed and adopted on this 9th day of January, 1963. To be posted in three places within the corporate limits of Tiffin, Iowa. Council made a resolution to get the railroad to put a signal light on the railroad crossing
Unknown · moved by Ted Spivey
Ted Spivey presentWilliam Verry presentRobert Svatos presentGlenn R. Potter presentWayne Stratton absentJames O'Toole (mayor) present
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| Document | Type | Original |
|---|---|---|
| Minutes-01/02/1963 | minutes |
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