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Mr. Strater then showed pictures of chairs to replace the present ones in the Council Chamber and discussed merits of chairs with and tirithout arms. The prices ranged from ~~13.75 with arms to X9.65 without. It was thought that a chair vrith arms for the T~layor' s corner vrould make the j ob look more attractive . It was moved by Mlr® Strater, seconded by Mr. Beard, that the village purchase nine chairs at 5#~9®65 without arms and one chair with arms at X13.75. Roll Call: Ayes - Messrs Swanson,Strater,Taylor,Beard ~ Oa.tess. Nays - None. T'lotion Carried. It was moved by Mr. Beard, seconded by Mr~ Strater, that we purchase sufficient concrete pipe_to seal in the storm sewer at the east end of the Town ua.ll Roll Call: Ayes o 1`'lessrs Swanson,Strater, Taylor,Beard ~ Oatess. _ Nays - None. Motion Carried Mr. Swanson then tool{ the floor and read the Minutes of a meeting of the Zoning and Planning Committee. The f ollovring were present at this meeting: Messrs Swanson, Endress, Uhlir, Gagliardo and Reed. Mr. William T. Arnos presented a plan for subdivision of a sectior_ of land off SOM Center Road north of the Fisher Deve~:opment. This was sent back for revisions. The Associated Land ~ Tnvestme~.t.company submitted final drawings of the Garden Drive Developments The-commission unanimously approved these drawings for submission to, Council. The Commission granted to ~Tr. T3ick Cesa on behalf of Richaxd Laconte permission to divide the Laconte property into two equal lots of 91 1~2 ft. frontage after addition of 25 feet by abandonment of Maple Grove Road. By a vote of three to two, the Commission decided to re-submit to Council, the recommendation previously submitted on December 2, 195., in regard to the possible re-zoning of the inTeisberg property through the inclusion of athletic clubs in the U-6 Zoning classification. Council then took up these recommendations in their order. The Associated Land and Development ~o. presented their final plans for the Garden Drive develop- ment. These plans were photographic copies and not signed by our Engineer. Mr. Edelman then quoted various paragraphs from our platting ordinance and said that the Commission should not consider these plans before being signed by our Engineer, as this only took up Council's time and left Council unable to move until all provisions of the ordinance were carried out. Tor. Swanson asked if the Commission should again pass on these plans. Ou.r Engineer stated that he did not think so. At-this point the Clerk asked for a clarification concerning bills he had been receiving from Mr. Gallimore relative to examining plans of these.:. developments. He stated that he did not believe he should be put in the position of engaging in an enterprise vrhich forced him to co1.7~ct money for T~7r. Gallimore. T'lr. Edelman stated that it was clearly set forth in the Orclinance that a deposit should be left with the Clerk which would cover Mr. Ga7limore before any consideration .of the plans eras considered. 3•