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Page 3- June 7, 1966 The Finance Committee recommends that legislation be drawn adjusting the pay for the Dog Warden to $125 a month. On the advice of the Finance Director the Flnance Committee recommends that leglslation be drawn for a note ordinance to raise money for the construction of the new library. The County has flled an application for a$75,000 Federal grant. The matter of parkinq fines and appropriate marking on the tickets as recommended bythe State Auditor was referred to the Finance Committee, and they request that the Legislative Committee also be involved in this matter. Legislation is also recommended and will be requested transferring fiunds to cover the cost of sidewalk rights-of-way on the west side of Daver Center Road. Mr. Mangani, Chairman of the Design and Platting Committes, reported receipt of a letter from Mr. Hebebrand, secretary of the Building Board of Appeals, with regard to changing zoning 'Tn the Butternut Ridge Subdivision #5, in the Burns, Porter, Decker area from Zone B to Zone C as there are still some vacant 40-foot lots in this area and the Zone C square foot requirements would better conform with the existing homes in the area. The Committee recommends leaving the zoning as "B". If adjacent, 40-foot lots could be grouped together for one 80-foot lot, or the owner of the lot still may appear before the Board of Zoning Appeals for a variance. Mr. Mangani mo'v.ed that Council go on record that they would prefer to leave the district as Class B and let odd lots come before the Board of Zoning Appeals for variance if the owner so desires. Motion was seconded by Mr. West. "yeas" Caster, Eian, Foltz, Hodgins, Limpert, Mangani, West. The Clerk was instructed to write a letter to the Board af Building Code Appeals informing them of Council's action. Mr. Mangani reported a meeting with the Planning Commission on May 24th to dis- cuss the reasons the Council disaqreed with the Commission's recommendations with regard to Medical Realty. Arguments for and against were heard, and it was the consensus that we should go ahead with rezoning. Subsequently, Mayor Christman met with the developers, and one point to which the Planning Commis- sion objected was resolved. The Austin property originally included has been withdrawn. The developers have also agreed to let a small triangle section which would have been commercial revert back to residential. They are requesting an arrangement wherebyl85 feet be rezoned from Residence to Retail and that the triangular section be rezoned back to Residential. The Platting Committee feels that this is a good compromise. This will be referred to the Planning Commission for review and recommendation. Mr. Mangan# ?.1so- ?eported thafi fke 'LfbrAryt6mmttte6 had me# wl.th ithe a'rchltecfis b,?for`e tflhe?° wfi'n? 'on 6uP i 6?h8*0f!' 'The`V;`haWe' teNtat i Wa0I y dec i ded on a f I oor p I an, a one-storybuilding with limestone and granite faee. Legislation will be presented authorizing the Mayor to sign a final agreement with the architects. APOW TJOAOW