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Mr. Nlason, seconded by Mr. Belzer, then intro-duced a P,esolution to instruct the Building Inspector to approve plans for the State Highway Buildings on the basis of a stockade fence to be erected along their southerly Iine,•which resolution was read to Council. It was moved by Mr. Sloan, seconded by Mr. Belzer, that the rules of law requiring a resolutiott to be read on three separate occasions be suspended. Roll Call: Ayes - Messrs Shaw, Bennett,Wallcer,Mason,Sloan & Belzer. Nays - None. r4otion carried Rules Suspended It was moved by Mr. Belzer, seconded by Mr. Shaw, that the resolution be approved and passed as read, Roll Calle Ayes - Messrs Shaw,Bennett,Walker,Aiason,Sloan & Belzer. Nays - None. • ' i•lotion carried Resolution'Passed Mr. Mason, reporting for the Planning and Zoning Commission, read the Minutes of their April 13, 1964,ineeting to Council. Mr. Nlasoti then amplified the results.of their meeting Taith Mr. Kaplan on their proposed construction plans f or Aintree Park Subdivision. Mr. Peterson was asked about his statement that the existing sewer would take 100 units. He was asked what happened after that. Mr. Pete'rson.said that it was so long ago that he forgot what he decided; -that Mr. DeMore, their Engineer, was going to do some uiore work and bring the plans back for the next meeting. - Mr. Peterson was then asked to ascertain the'size,of the pipe under Wilson Mills Road. Mr. Edelman said that the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Building Inspector must approve plans f or this and should not give approval until this is straighi:ened out. `This was corrected to-the Planning and Zoning Commission and Council. Mayor Endress then asked Mr. Peterson to work along with Mr. DeNIore and see if they could not work out something. Mr. Edelman said that.we should f ind out how much is invoZved and see what we could do after that. Mr. Shaw, reporting f or'the Finance CommitLee, said that they.found all the bills in order and =ecommended that the pay ordinance be approved. At th.is - point, Mr. Bennett toolc issue with Council over the f act that we were paying'the Quigley bill for rubbish and garbage despite the f act that it had not been piclced up on SOM Road from his home south. There was some discussion in Council on this matter. It was decided that Mr. Edelman was to write the Quig_ley people and toarn them that any further failures of this sort would force the Village to reduce their Uill in proportion to the area involved. Air. Shaw, seconded by NIr. Mason, then introduced Pay Ordinance No. 488-P, which ordinance was read to Council. Roll Call; Ayes - Niessrs Shaw,Bennett,Walker,Mason,Sloan & Belzer. IQays - None. Motion carried Pay Ordinance Passed 3.