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1 was too high and not necessary at this time. Tlr. Minello from the audience asked why the great difference between an assessment of X8.00 per front foot on the South side of Wilson dills as against only X2.00 per front foot on the North side. He stated further that he had asked for bids from a contractor and had a figure of X10®00 per foot for laying a connection from the north to the south side. Mr. A~linello, • using 27 feet as the width of the road, stated that there was not a X6.00 differential on these figures. Our Engineer told Mr. Minello that he thought the figure arrived at came about because the sewer was to be laid on the south property line and the distance from the north to the south property line was 60 feet. Mr. Oatess said that he did not believe people or_ Wilson Mills could or wanted to pay for a low pressure line at this time. Mr. Swanson then introduced Ordinance No. 188 entitled "An Ordinance Approving Plaazs for Installation of Intercepting and Outlet Trunk Sanitary Sewers in Ivanhoe Road, Belvoir Boulevard, Greenvale and Green Roads", which ordinance was read to Council. Mr.•Beard then introduced Ordinance No. x.89, entitled: "An Ordinance Approving Plans for Installation of Trunk Sewers, Se?rage Pumping Stations, Force 1Tains and Appurtenances in Wilson Bills .Road and Beach Hill Road", which Ordinance was read to Councilo Mr. T~thiting then asked to have the clerk write property owners on Wilson Mills, asking if they were in favor of the low pressure main at this time and their opinion of the X8.00 per front foot assessment. Mayor Endress then read a letter from Mr. W. C® Gunselman, asking that Council change the range site of the 1`jayfield Junior Rod and Gun Club from 698 S.O.M. Center Road to 150 S.O.M. Center Road. Mr. Edelman then read Ordinance No. 158, which covered this and stated -that it was up to our Police Chief. The matter was then referred to the Police Department. T~ayor Endress then read a letter from the Zoning ~ Planning Commission, stating that it was their unanimous recommendation that steps be taken to incorporate Athletic Clubs in a U~6 class in such a way as not to eliminate the operation of a restaurant and bar as part of the function of an athletic club. Mr. Swanson stated that Zoning & Planning Comnu.ssion had a meeting w:i.th var. Reed, Tlr. Uh1ir and Mr. Swanson present. Mr. Swanson stated that the Committee did not want to kill the Tennis Raque:b. Deal, but thought it could come before council before a public hearing. He stated that this wasn't voted upon, but was just an informal expression. I~r. Strater said • that he was not in favor of any project that had a bar and included children or teen-agers in their plans. l~r. tidhiting then asked if there had been ~eny change so far iri Tennis Raquet plans and Nlr. Endress said not so far as he knew. N~ayor Endress then returned the letter to the Zoning Committee for further actiono 7.