City Council weighs bus storage sites over private property
Councilman Harper proposes traffic committee and bus line owners meet to discuss acquiring property for bus storage, amid complaints from Sharp street residents about a colored dance hall causing disorderly conduct at all hours.
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City Council Acts On Water, Sidewalks And Parking Rules
Council discusses sewer extensions on North Loudoun with 1000 to 1200 feet to area. traffic light plan at Loudoun and Piccadilly. 45 degree parking rule enacted after debate. Reports show June arrests, finances, and rising water use amid draft shortages.
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