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?' . March I, 1966 - Page 2 the storm sewer easements; and sidewalk easements from the recreation area to Fairfax. Ne also requested that the developer submit a deed to the City for the cluster portion of land. Mr. Caster reported further that Mr. Labas has recommended that Waodview Sub- division No. 2 be put on ftrst reading. David Drive is recommended far acceptance. Sidewalk bond has not yet been posted on Noreen 5ubdivision. Mr. Limpert is now present. Mr. Caster announced that a meetinq has been set for March 9th at City Hall to discuss the feasibility and possibility of installing sidewalks in Garden City. Residents wil{ be notified. He will recommend that iegislation be drawn to proceed with paving for Decker, Midvale and Southern. Legislation wili also be requested for instructlons to the Enqineer to proceed with sidewalk plans for pover Center Road. The Municipal Development Committee also discussed assessment policies. There has been no definite policy on assessing in the past, especially with regard to corner lots. This wili be discussed further in committee. Mr. Foltz, Chairman of the Legislative Committee, reported on their meeting, held February 24th. They have discussed and recommend the following: i. Amending Codified Ordinances Chapter 1501, to adopt the 1965 edition of Fire Prevention Code of the AmeriCan Insurance Association, and to add Section 1501.10, covering an automatic fire extinguishinq system. This is strongly recommended by Fire Chief Bement. 2. Amendment of the Ordinance No. 64-I10 which authorizes the Fire Chief to estabfish fire lanes. It naw reads "...markinqs shail be placed and maintained by the City", and should be changed to read "...by the property owner". 3. Amending Ordinance 2386 setting up sidewaik construction permits. As passed in 1956, the fee was $40, with a refund possible. 1t is recommended that this be changed ta a fee of $IO where qrades have been previously established, and adjacent sidewalks are in. Otherwise, fihe charge is to be a$30,00 ffat fee for ali other permits, with no rebates. 4. Amendment of Ordinance 2407, which creates the position of recreation director, etc. The Legis{ative Committee worked with the Finance Commttee on the pay recommendations made by Mr. Levy, and concur wifih them. They have also chanqed some of the Job descriptions in the original ordinance. 5. Amendment of Section 121 of the Codified Ordinance dealing with the Rules of Council. in Section (13) the names of the standing committees should be changed to conform to those suggested by the President of Council at the beginning of the year. Mr. Foltz also reported that Council as a whole had met with Mr. Kenneth Sagwe4f of WJW-TV and Mc. Douglas Weina of Ohio Belf, who presented various WO, F