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the Railroad Company, all property owners who owns property adjacent to
<br />the streets and alleys to be closed have ,joined in the petition. The
<br />Railroad Company has not joined in the petition, but has signed a
<br />waiver. Mr. Hutchison said there were no objections to the City of
<br />Paris retaining utility easements.
<br />No one else spoke on the matter and the public hearing was declared
<br />closed.
<br />City Attorney Haynes presented the following petitions for rezoning:
<br />Marcus L. Roden, Lots 1, 2, & 3, City Block 181, from MF -1 District to
<br />Office and Specific Use Permit - Mortuary/ Funeral ' Parlor (28)
<br />District; William Davis Thomas, Lot 25, City Block 296, from
<br />Commercial District to Commercial and Specific Use Permit.- Auto Fuel
<br />Sales (49) District.
<br />Mayor Clifford referred the zoning petitions to the Planning and Zoning
<br />Commission for their study and recommendations, and called for a public
<br />hearing at the next regular council meeting.
<br />Ms. Debbie Burks and Ms. Debbie Anderson representing the Lamar County
<br />Historical Society, presenting the City of Paris a copy of a book
<br />complied by Debbie Burks of the History of the Paris Fire Department to
<br />be placed in the City Clerk's office to become a part of the official
<br />city records, and Ms. Burks said in addition they had donated a copy
<br />for each of the three fire stations, and placed one in the Paris Public
<br />Library. Ms. Burks said as a result of their research, they have
<br />obtained a State Historical Marker which will be-place at the Central
<br />Fire Station. Ms. Burks expressed her appreciation to the City for its
<br />support and cooperation that they have received on this project, and
<br />look forward to working with the City again.
<br />Mayor Clifford thanked Ms. Burks and Ms. Anderson for the donation, and
<br />expressed the Council's appreciation.
<br />Mayor Clifford declared the public hearing open on property determined
<br />by the Building Hazard Inspection Committee to be a fire hazard and /or
<br />dilapidated or dangerous structures and /or a nuisance, and called for
<br />anyone who wished to speak.
<br />City Manager Malone requested the Council refer to packet item No. 3B,
<br />the report of the Building Hazard Inspection Committee, Item No. 19,
<br />1016, Shiloh, Lot 6, City Block 86, and pointed out that the owner of
<br />this property did not appear before the Building Hazard Inspection
<br />Committee, he did send a note stating that he would like to repair the
<br />house, and if he does not appear tonight, then no consideration should
<br />be given to his request, if he does appear it is the Council's
<br />decision if he is to be given any further consideration.
<br />George Preston, Attorney, representing Mrs. E. L. Cannon, Item No. 21
<br />of the Building Hazard Inspection Committee's Report, Mr. Preston told
<br />the Council that Mrs. Cannon was in private nursing care, and would be
<br />away from home for 10 to 14 days at a time, and she thought she had
<br />complied with the city's requirements in being able to keep the
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<br />the Railroad Company, all property owners who owns property adjacent to
<br />the streets and alleys to be closed have ,joined in the petition. The
<br />Railroad Company has not joined in the petition, but has signed a
<br />waiver. Mr. Hutchison said there were no objections to the City of
<br />Paris retaining utility easements.
<br />No one else spoke on the matter and the public hearing was declared
<br />closed.
<br />City Attorney Haynes presented the following petitions for rezoning:
<br />Marcus L. Roden, Lots 1, 2, & 3, City Block 181, from MF -1 District to
<br />Office and Specific Use Permit - Mortuary/ Funeral ' Parlor (28)
<br />District; William Davis Thomas, Lot 25, City Block 296, from
<br />Commercial District to Commercial and Specific Use Permit.- Auto Fuel
<br />Sales (49) District.
<br />Mayor Clifford referred the zoning petitions to the Planning and Zoning
<br />Commission for their study and recommendations, and called for a public
<br />hearing at the next regular council meeting.
<br />Ms. Debbie Burks and Ms. Debbie Anderson representing the Lamar County
<br />Historical Society, presenting the City of Paris a copy of a book
<br />complied by Debbie Burks of the History of the Paris Fire Department to
<br />be placed in the City Clerk's office to become a part of the official
<br />city records, and Ms. Burks said in addition they had donated a copy
<br />for each of the three fire stations, and placed one in the Paris Public
<br />Library. Ms. Burks said as a result of their research, they have
<br />obtained a State Historical Marker which will be-place at the Central
<br />Fire Station. Ms. Burks expressed her appreciation to the City for its
<br />support and cooperation that they have received on this project, and
<br />look forward to working with the City again.
<br />Mayor Clifford thanked Ms. Burks and Ms. Anderson for the donation, and
<br />expressed the Council's appreciation.
<br />Mayor Clifford declared the public hearing open on property determined
<br />by the Building Hazard Inspection Committee to be a fire hazard and /or
<br />dilapidated or dangerous structures and /or a nuisance, and called for
<br />anyone who wished to speak.
<br />City Manager Malone requested the Council refer to packet item No. 3B,
<br />the report of the Building Hazard Inspection Committee, Item No. 19,
<br />1016, Shiloh, Lot 6, City Block 86, and pointed out that the owner of
<br />this property did not appear before the Building Hazard Inspection
<br />Committee, he did send a note stating that he would like to repair the
<br />house, and if he does not appear tonight, then no consideration should
<br />be given to his request, if he does appear it is the Council's
<br />decision if he is to be given any further consideration.
<br />George Preston, Attorney, representing Mrs. E. L. Cannon, Item No. 21
<br />of the Building Hazard Inspection Committee's Report, Mr. Preston told
<br />the Council that Mrs. Cannon was in private nursing care, and would be
<br />away from home for 10 to 14 days at a time, and she thought she had
<br />complied with the city's requirements in being able to keep the
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