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-2- from fines would be substantially increased by such a measure. It was moved by Mr. Oatess and seconded by Mr. Swanson that the limitation on the aggregate number of hours of special policemen be increased from 175 per month to 50 per week. Roll Call: Ayes - Messrs. Beard, ~Nhiting, Oatess, Endress, Taylor & Swan_ son. Nays - None I~otion Carried Hours Increased Mr. Vilhiting stated that the Safety and Service Committee had considered the purchase of two "25 mph" signs and one "35 mph" sign and one "No Parking" sign for installation in the Village of Mayfield. It was moved by Swanson and seconded by Mr. Endress that the police department be authorized to purchase two "25 mph signs" and one "35 mph sign" and one "No Parking" sign for installation in the Village of Mayfield. Roll Calls Ayes - Messrs. Beard, t'Vhiting, Oa.tess; Endress, Taylor & Swanson. Nays - None. Motion Carried Purchases authorized Mr. Swanson, councilmanic`member of the Planning and Zoning Commission, stated that the Commission had considered the matter of the revision of the Ordinance for Regulating the Platting of Land. Mr. Swanson then submitted such proposed new Ordinance for Regulating the Platting of Land which had been considered by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Swanson stated that the Corrnnission considered this Ordinance to be of suf- ficient merit to be adopted, and that the Commission had had two meetings on the subject of the proposed Ordinance. Mr. Swanson introduced Ordinance Nod t~68 Entitled "An Ordinance Adopting Rules and Regulations Relative to Platting of Land and the " Dedication of New Streets to be Shown on Such Plats." which ordinance was read to Counoil, _ Mayor Hodgson, stated that the main changes in the Ordinance were that the preliminary plans of plats may be furnished to Council in pencil drawings. These,. are to be submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission, and the Village Engineer, and then to Council. Mayor Hodgson also stated that all plans, after having been put in finished form, are to be submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Village Engineer, and to Council, and all improvements must be put in before the approval of Council is given or, in the alternative, a bond may be posted for all improvements. Mayor Hodgson stated that no building permits were to be issued under the proposed Ordinance until temporary pavements were installed, and that when a plan is approved it may not be recorded until either the bond is posted or the improvements are installed® 1 1 1