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Page 2- June 16th, 1964 ? to provide four lieutenants in the Fire: Department, instead of two. They also recommend that an ordinance be drawn providing for a forty-hour week for police, with pay for overtime at arr hourly rate determined by their annual wage, divided by 2080. F'or firemen, arid ordinance should provide for a 63-hour week, with pay for overtfine at an hourl.y rate determined by their annual wage divided by 2080, ThE above two recomme:ndatrons were voted on at the Safety Committee meeting on 'May 26tti, At the Safety CommittEe meeting held Ju.ne 16th, it was decided tn ask for legislation for one-ho?lr parking on I.orain, except where No-Parking areas exi.st. The Committee also recommends that two firemen be added to the force. The Safety Committee referred Ordinance 63-248 to the Finarice Director. It per- tains to the pay of plain clothes detectives, in part. Mr. Van Zandt, Chairman of the Legislative Committee, reported his committee met on Saturday, June 6th with Gity Engineer Labas, the Board af Building Code Appeals, and Mr. Gundy, Building Commissioner, to review a draft of an ordinance establishing minimum requirpments fc>r swimming pools within the city. The draft, with various changes and modifications made during the meeting, has been submitted to the Law Director for approval and conversion into final form. It covers all phases of design, construeti.or, and maintenance of swi.mming paols, public, semi- public and private. An ordinance relating to set.ting finished building grades was reviewed by the committee and will be reported on at thle next counr_il meeting. Engineer Labas reported that sidewalk plans, specifications and an estimate of cost is on file at City Hall, They has been approved by the Planning Commission and is now being submitteci to Cvuncil for consideration, Mr. Caster, Chairman o£ the public Serv:Cce and Development Committee, reported they met twice last Z'hursday evening, 7'he second time was ta hold a discussion with residents of Stearns and ?vIeKenzie, the residents who have recently received notices about constructiUn of sidewalks., About twenty-twn were present, The Law Director's brief on sidewalks was read to the audience. John West presented a safety report on the area, notxng accidents that have happened within a recent period. He also re.viewed a report from the National Safety Council. The Engineer reported on the approxfmate ccsf per lineal foot - about $3.46. Last year's sidewalk construction cost average.d out at $3.53 per lineal foot. There were a few comments from people wh<s had attendE:d the last council meeting. The dead- line of June 13 for obtaining building permits couldn't be changed at the committee meeting. Some of the geople who askEd schould be notified - they will have thirty days after receipt of Nr,t ice to C'onstruct from the Clerk of Council to construct their sidewalks. At the 7:30 meeting of the Public Servic.e and Development Committee, they discussed the sanitary sewer censtzltant`5 report an the possible expansion of the sanitary , sewer system. They also considered a re,port from the Engineer which requested `.?.; immediate action on certafn pieces of legislation so that we might become eligible