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After some discussion Council. agreed that, since property owners are assessed for sidewalks on their property, and most of the people who would benefit from a sidewalk on Wilson Mills Road are at present burdened to the hilt with the installation of city water, it was wise to wait until these people petitioned or made a special request for a sidewalk. Mr. tiYieland reported on the matter of transferring the present equipment from the old service truck to the new one. It will cost X120.00 to make the transfer of the old equipment and snow plow, which is not hydraulically operated. A Power-I~ydraulic Lift for the plow-would run $135.00, plus X12.50 for mounting. It was moved by Mr. Endress,.seconded by Mr. Scheuring, to purchase the Hydraulic Equipment at a pride not to exceed X207.50. Roll Call: Ayes - Waltz, Endress, Scheuring,Cass & Oatess. • Nays - None. Motion Cara ied • The passing. of Ordinance No. l~08 ( increasing minimum front footage from 75 to 1001) was intended to primarily control the future development of new allotments, however in some cases it is affecting property owners who had purchased a large lot and then divided it into two, tivith a frontage of over 75' for each. The present exception applies only.ao separate numbered lots. Mr. Edelman read a portion of the Zoning Ordinance regarding hardship cases, which the above mentioned could be considered. Property owners having a situation like this can refer their cases to the Zoning Committee for approval. The Clerk reported on the services of a company to service the Traffic Light, which would run approximately ~1C~.00 per month. Council felt this was too expensive, and heighth of the Traffic Light can probab],p be remedied by the Illuminating Companyb Mr. Danner was recognized by the Mayor. He reported that he had attended a special meeting regarding the matter of the new sewage districts. It is very important that the present situation be remedied as soon as possible. The County is undertaking the project as a matter of expediency. If the opportunity is not taken advantage of, it is possible for the State to fine a Municipality as high as $500.00 per day until connection is made and the situation taken care of, it was stated by ~. Danner. The following reports were given: Report from Mayor's Court From Oct. 20 to Nov. 17. There were 73 traffic violations handled and the amount of ~866.l~0' were collectede There are fou~° more fines being paid through The Cleveland Automobile Club, which are not in yet. Mayor Gustav Swanson. 2.