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It was moved by Mrs. Bc°oim9 seconded by Mro Tajrlor9 tYi.at Resolution <br />Noo 418 be approved and passed as read. , <br />° Ro1l Ca3:lt Ayes - Nessrs Tayl.or.?Wedl.er.,Strater.'Srar,n9Zorn & Hopkins, <br />Nays -. None o - Motion carried <br />Reso1.ution Passed <br />Mro Strater tfhen reportecl that Mr. Porter- had asked for a r°aise for <br />the F;.re Departnent; t,hat the Cammittee had discussed the matter and passecl <br />it aloagg to the Finance Comni.ttee to see if we coulc1 af'f°ord it. Mr. Strater <br />s&id that he woul.d'le't Mr. Taylor take overs <br />n <br />Mr?. Tay1.or reported that the Finance Oonnna,ttee had taken the mat°F,er <br />under advi.sement and9 althaugh the Commu.ttee realized that the Fire Department <br />was cioing an excel.lent joba the Comtrd.ttee covld not recaimnend a r°aise urxder <br />the present cond.itions. This.request was left with the Corrmu.ttee.. hoz-iever9 <br />for consideration in the t'uture. <br />Mayor Endress then read a 5.etter fx°om the Board of Gounty Conurdssioners <br />araswering his pequest that the County ftarnish slag for the mainfi.enanee of <br />Ridgebuxy Boul.evard. The Boarr3 snbm3.{;ted a copy of a xeport from the County <br />Engineer, stating that isn 3.ts present coraditi.on Ridgeburq' coul.d on1y be used <br />by abuttiMg property owners, and as it was not a t17x°rnxgh road; cou].d not <br />jus°F,ify the expertdi.tux^e of any money for its maintenance. However, the <br />Engi.neer did leave the cloor open by saying that., if the Municipalities would <br />participate to a ma,jor degree, something coulcl be worked out. Mayor Endress <br />said t,hat he hacl alsm talked -orith Mr. Dollard aiad that it might. be possible <br />for the County to go along wi.th some improveraent. P°There is a possibi7.ity' <br />ard a good poss3.bi.lity" said Mayor Endress, "that the Coun-ty w3.1l contribu.te <br />to this road, but right no,r it's vnpossibl,e_ to'give- aai estimate. Mr. Dollara. <br />}ias prorcv.sed to send a],etter givi.ng an estim.ate of what the job would cost <br />to put in permanent 3mprovements. Until we get -this, we do not know what we <br />are faced vrith,fe TKrs. Browra saa.d that Mro Franz laad told her that it would <br />cost $35'000 for MayPie].d Height.s9 $6'Q00 for us, arfd $4?000 for HagYi7.and <br />Heighfi,s. . <br />Mayor Endress then read• aletten from Pease Ergineerirg Compax.y.. <br />enclosing a survey of the connections needecl on Wil.son Mi.l7.s before the <br />widening of the road., With 90 connections ls.sted,9 only 29 had alI connections <br />made t,o the uta.li.ties. <br />Mre Edelman, who lzad bsen asked to prepare an ord3.rance givi.ng <br />Council comni.°ttees.,.°the power of suTopoeria, then read this ordinance to Council,. <br />There was considerabl.e diseussion i.n Couneil on this matter' wieth specaal <br />reference to last year when Cotancil was try3.rag to g et information on our <br />business district. <br />Mr. Strater, seconded by Mrs 0 Brown, then introd.uced Ordinance No. 619 <br />entitl.ed: "Ara Orelinance Empowering Commt.ttees of Counci.l to Subpoena and. <br />Compel AttendancE and Testimoazy of Witnesses and Proviciirsg Piinishment for <br />Disobeyirag Subpoena ox° Ref'usiaig to Araswer", which ox°clinanee was read to Cau.nci1.s <br />5.