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• walks. The school district is currently paying $1,300.00 a year, per guard. Mayor Pfeiffer stated the Commission would take the proposal under advisement. + + + 6. Mr. Cliff Ellis, Mayor of Shoreacres, appeared before the Commission in regards to the garbage fee charged to the City of Shoreacres. Mr. EZZis stated the city garbage truck could not hold as much garbage as they were being charged for. Commissioner Thomas recommended that Mr. Werner and Mr. Ellis get together and measure the truck and then stencil the measure meet on the side of the truck. Mayor Pfeiffer assured Mr. Ellis that if there had been an overcharge, an adjustment would be made. + + + 7. Mrs. R. J. Franks appeared before the Commission in regards to the number of names required fo petition the Commission to rescind the ordinance permitting the closing of streets and alleys for installation of the railroad switch yard. + + f 8. Motion was made by Commissioner Boyle, seconded by Commissioner Burgin that the City contract the water billfng to Ad-Vaioreum Records, subject to a 30 day cancellation clause. Motion carried. + + + 9. Motion was made by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Boyle that the General Accounting be contracted to Ad-Valoreum Records, subject to Eugene Novey's approval. Motion carried. + + t 10. Commissioner Crofoof read bids received on the following: 1970 Model Travelall: Bayshore Motors - GMC- X3851.69 Kemp & Tony - INT'L - .$4086.08 Jay Marks - Chevrolet - x'3637.93 Motion wns made by Commissioner Crofoot, seconded by Commissioner Burgin that the Zow bid be accepted. Motion carried. 1970 Model Police Patrol Car: Lumas Dodge $2545.00 Joe Camp Ford ,2793.26 Jay Marks Chevrolet x2487.28 Motio~r was ~~,uue by Commissioner Crofoot, seconded by Commissioner Burgin that the low bid be accepted. Motion carried. * + + 11. Mr. Werner stated that Mr. /ra McKeever who was negotiating with the City for 3jli.acres at the airport, wanted to withdraw from the agreement as he could not pursue the project. Mr. McKeever had made a ,3,000.00 deposit with the City and was willing to reimburse fhe City for any expenses incurred on their part from this deposit. Motion was made by Commissioner Thomas, seconded by Commissioner Boyle that Mr. McKeever be released from the agreement and all expenses incurred by the City be paid by Mr. McKeever. Motion carried. + + + o'Z