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. h ` May 4, 1966 - Page 2 during 1965 and 1966. Mr. Foltz reported that each member of his committee has been furnished with a copy of job descriptions in the City, which they are reviewing for a future dis-- cussion with reference to changes in job titles, etc. Mr. West, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported that they had not met, but he and the Mayor had met with the Civil Service Commission, and he was very much impressed with their handling of items before them, but that it is clear that the Administration and the Councii will have to agree as to the exact organiza- tion of the City, and spell out exactly what the Charter says. The Legisiati;%e Committee and the Mayor- are proceeding on this. Mr. Caster reported far Chairman Mangani of the Design and Platting Committee, fihat they had held a mee#ing and discussed Sandy Ridge Subdivision No. 4. Legis- lation will be requested under new business. Mr. Jack Phillips, 27785 5outhern Avenue, read a letter to Councii objecting to the notice of storm sewer assessment which he had received. Mrs. Carol Lamb, 23291 Alexander Road, appeared with regard to a petition which she had submitted to the Clerk, having to do with filth and litter, and enforce- ment of our law Sec. 517.07. Mr, Calvin Souther•n, 27711 Southern Avenue, also presented his objections to the proposed assessments for improvements on Southern Avenue. Mr. Francis Stanton, 27611 Southern Avenue, objected to the improvements being proposed for Southern, and the assessments which would result. Mr. Alfred Calvert, 27843 Southern Avenue, objected to the proposed improvements and assessments, as well as about the current sewer construcfiion operation. Mr. Robert Bergan, 27583 Southern Avenue, added his objections to the notice he had received as to proposed improvements and assessment. Mr. Caster advised the residents of Southern Avenue that his committee would meet with them next Tuesday, May IOth at 8:00 P.M., in the smaller meeting room off the Council Chamber for a further discussion of the improvements proposed. Mr. West reminded those who had not filed a written objection with the Clerk to do so withln the required two-week period. Mrs. Lamb asked how action on her complaint could be taken, and it was suggested that she file a complaint with the police who would take the action necessary to enforce the fine provicted in the ordinance. Atter some discussion, it was agreed to refer to the Law Director for a ruling as to whether or not a signed complaint would be necessary.