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~~ The maximum amount would be $15,000 to $20,000 over a four- year period with no guarantee and certain ties by the County and Federal Government. Council agreed that the act was designed toyprovide dollars for economically depressed areas and that there may be more deserving communities than the Village who could use. the funds. The Mayor further advised the Planning & Zoning Commission held an organizational meeting and since there were only five members present, no election of officers took place. He stated the Civil Service Commission had its organizational meeting and they are actively involved in reading rules and regulations from other communities in order to create the method of adoption of the Village°s Civil Service Commission. Patrick O'Malley was elected Chairman and Glen Booth, Secretary. Mayor Leech stated it was his intention to eliminate the Administrative and Legisla- tion Committees. They would be replaced by a Mayor's Advisory Board. The matce-up and function would serve as a communication network from a standpoint of administration to various areas in the Village so we are all kept up to date. He stated two Council- men would be appointed along with representatives from Worton Park, Aintree Park, Kenwood Homeowners, Community Club, Garden Club, Aintree Park Apartments (R.Brown), Wilson Mills East (L. Flynn), Wilson Mills West (F.Rickey), Maples, Hiclcory Hill, Metro Park, Beta Industrial Park and Village businesses other than on Beta; to total to be 15 members. The Mayor then announced he will create a "bi-centennial" committee after he receives names from persons wishing to serve. He said we have a historical town and should participate. Mr. Prager commented that he and Mrs. Negrelli had attended the first meeting of the Hillcrest Council of Councils, but Council has not authorized a resolution for money yet. He announced Mr. Ed Rose would serve on the Finance Committee. He stated -that the Recreation Board was to be established by February's Council meeting. Ordinance 74-42; entitled, "AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE ESTAB- LISHED AND REVISED MANUAL OF RULES FOR THE AUXILIARY POLICE UNIT AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 930; 1969-9; 1969-14; 7-24; and 70-47" . Council decided to review said Ordinance further. Ordinance 74-62; entitled, "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE EMPLOYMENT OF AN ENGINEER FOR THE VILLAGE OF MAYFl"ELD VILLAGE. Mr. Barclay, seconded by Mr. Bordonaro, made a motion to suspend the rules of law requiring an Ordinance be read on three separate occasions. Roll Call: AYES: Messrs., Barclay, Bordonaro, Ficken, . Mrs. Negrelli and Messrs ._, Prager & Schulte NAYS: None Motion Carried Rules Suspended