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SUPPLEMENTAL AUCTION LIST <br />APRIL, 1994 <br />1. Savin 775 Copier <br />2. Savin 775 Copier <br />1. 1985 GMC Pickup Truck <br />CITY MANAGER <br />1. 2 -pc Hasler Mailmaster <br />2. Adler Typewriter, Model <br />3.- Norelco Dictaphone (w/ <br />4. IMS Postage Scale <br />SIN 2600811325 <br />SIN 2600811306 <br />VIN 1GTCC14N3GF710517 <br />#SE1065 <br />foot control) <br />SIN 8005159 <br />SIN 53002306 <br />SIN 1871115123 <br />SIN 3544 <br />Resolution No. 94 -027, resolving that the City Council of the City of <br />Paris does hereby consent to the inclusion of that portion of the <br />extraterritorial jurisdiction of the City of Paris shown on Exhibit A <br />within the rural fire prevention district to be created by the Reno <br />Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department, was presented. <br />Steve Burgin, Fire Chief, was present, presenting a map of the area, <br />telling the Council that the current one mile district shown in pink on <br />the map would also continue into the yellow crossed matched with red, <br />and the yellow crossed matched with the red is the portion of the one <br />mile extraterritorial that Reno wants to include in their fire <br />district. The full yellow does represents their entire area. Mr. <br />Burgin said that basically what we would be doing is allowing them the <br />opportunity to go ahead and proceed by asking for an election to allow <br />the voters that live in those areas the chance to decide what they <br />would like to do. <br />A motion was made by Councilman Jim Bell, seconded by Councilman <br />McDonald for approval of the resolution. The motion carried 7 ayes, 0 <br />
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