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FEBRUARY 5, 1963 - PAGE 2
<br />Mr. Caster, Chairman of the Finance Commit.tee, reported on the meeting of
<br />January 29, 1963and advised that the committee reco mends the folJowing:
<br />]. Another police car be included/t?e next advertisement
<br />for bids.
<br />2. An increase in salary for the "C" operator at t:he
<br />Sewage Treatment Plant from a bracket of $4500-5500 to
<br />$5000 - $6000 a year.
<br />3. An increase for the Sec:retary to the Board of
<br />Zoning Appeals from $8.20 to $10.00 for each regular
<br />meeting of the Board.
<br />4. Requested the Service Clirector to consider the purchase
<br />of two portable gas powered pumps to use at the Lift
<br />Station for stand-by equipment.
<br />Mr. Christman, Chairman of the Public Deve;lopment and Service Committee, reported
<br />on their meeting of January 29, 1963 and zidvised that the Committee concurs with the
<br />recommendation of the Finance Committee fc?r R4*e*e/svT of7,the two gas powered pumps.
<br />Mr. Christman advised that the Committee r-eviewed an anonymous letter regarding
<br />the flooding on Rosita;Lane and reported t:hat the letter was turned over to
<br />the Building Commissioner.
<br />Mr. Christman requested the Engineer to pr-epare a cost estimate for storm sewers
<br />on Porter, Decker and Burns.
<br />Mr. Christman moved, seconded by Mr. Caste:r, that the Service Director bbtain the
<br />necessary easements for Maria Lane so thai: the sanitary sewer may be constructed
<br />for Rose Tree Subdivision No. 1. "Yeas" (:aster, Christman, Leonard, Limpert,
<br />Mangani, 0'Neill, Van Zandt.
<br />Mr. Christman requested that all requests..-for sidewalks be forthcoming shartly
<br />so that the program can be put into effec1. as saon as the weather permits.
<br />Mr. Mangani moved9 seconded by Mr. 0'Neill, that the Law Director be directed
<br />to prepare legislation approving Tree Lan<. Subdivision No. 2 for recording
<br />purposes only. "Yeas" Caster, Christman, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, 0'Neill,
<br />Van Zandt.
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<br />Resolution No. W3 was given its third and finat reading. A resolution accepting
<br />fhe improvement plans for Woodview Subdivision No. l, and declaring an emergency.
<br />. It was moved by Mr. Christman, seconded by Mr. Mangani, that the resolution be
<br />adopt?bd as read. The affirmative vote thereon was as follows: Caster, Christman,
<br />Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, 0'Neill, Van Zi3ndt.
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<br />Resolution No. '%-13 was given its third ,and final reading. A resoluti? u?c??`?c--•?
<br />approving, for record purposes only, the proposed Subdivision known as/5ubdivision
<br />No. 1, and declaring an emergency. It wa-s moved by Mr. Mangani, seconded by Mr.
<br />Q'Neill, that the resolution be adopted as read. The affirmative vote thereon
<br />was as follbw,,_-:: Caster, Christman, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, 0'Neill, Van Zandt.
<br />Ordinance No. 63-42 was introduced by Mr. Caster. An ordinance creating the
<br />position of Landfill Operator; fixing compensation therefor9 and declaring an
<br />emergency. It was moved by Mr. Caster, seconded by Mr. Limpert, that the
<br />statutory rule be suspended and the ordinance be read immediately the second
<br />and third times and put on its passage. The affirmative vote on said motion was
<br />as follows: Caster, Christman, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, 0'Neill, Van Zandt.
<br />%-'-Resolution No. 63-41 was introduced by Mr. Mangani and given its first reading only.
<br />A resolution, approving for record purpose:s only, the proposed Walter-Mapte Subdivision
<br />and declaring an emergency.
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