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4675-17 Suppoting the Administration's study of at-grade crossings for the purpose of creating additional quiet zones in the City
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4675-17 Suppoting the Administration's study of at-grade crossings for the purpose of creating additional quiet zones in the City
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10/9/2017
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4675-17
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Section II. The Common Council states that in order to continue the possibility of <br /> creating additional Quiet Zones throughout the city, the city should perform annual review of <br /> all grade crossings in the city and present the review to the Common Council. <br /> Section III. The Common Council hereby states that it will partner and work with the <br /> City administration to identify funding to implement potential Quiet Zone designation. <br /> Section IV. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its <br /> adoptio the Common Council. <br /> Tim Scott, President Common Council <br /> Oliver avis, Vice President Common Council <br /> ,un <br /> —Z <br /> Karen White, At-Large, Common Council <br /> Reg Williams-Preston, 2°d District Common Council <br /> Filed in Clerk's C <br /> OCT 092017 <br /> PRESENTED M KJGREEI4�IF�I F00. .-i <br /> NOT APPRC'�E' CITY CLERK,SOUTH F: _ '?, IN <br /> AAOPTEI) 1 D 9 1 11 <br />
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