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. February I, 1966 - Page 2 Mr. Caster also reported that the committee-had met with developers of City Line No. 2 for a further discussion of culvert installation. A possible solution to the problem will be splittinq the development into two portions, allowing the culverting of the ditch to be taken care of later in 1966 or early in 1967. The Municipal Development Committee will present their report on objections to the sidewalk assessments for the 1965 proqram to Council members within the next few days, and action can be taken on it at the next meetinq. Mr. West, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported that they met on January 20, 1966. They reviewed various budget requests, and requested the Finance Director to put them in order, alonq with income. At another commlttee meeting to be held on February 8th, the Committee will consider the requests further. The Finance Committee decided to request preparation of legislation authorizing the expenditure of $1,200 for preparation of the annual report. They also approved a request for preparation of legislation authorizing adver- tising for bids for 1500 tons of slag and 400 tons of asphalt. A discussion was held on a sidewalk assessment on Fleharty, and a complaint of an overcharge for sewers. Mr. West advised that the Finance Committee hopes to present the budget to Council for approval at the next meetinq. Mr. Mangani, Chairman, City Planning Committee, reported that they had been in communication with Mr. Kitchen, Mr. Joseph Bauer and his attorney,.with the result that legislation will be requested for the Olmsted Woods Subdivision, with a stipulation that Beverly Hills #2 subdivision be vacated. Mr. Mangani also reported that at a meeting between the School Board, the Planninq Commission and Council, a discussion was held on the program for school site locations. Mr. Mangani announced a meeting of the Public Parks Committee will be held on Monday, February 7th at 8:15 at the Council room. The Clerk was requested to notify the Recreation Commission, the Safety-Service-Director and the Exchange Club of the meeting, since the Exehange Club League Program will be under discussion, along with other matters. IMMvc- Mr. Harvey Levy, Chairman of the Recreation Commission,appeared before Council to request that amendments be made in the pay scale for the summer playground help. Pay in the past has been based on a four-day week, but it is the inten- tlon ofi the commission to put the program on a five day a week basis this year. He requested an increase from $80.00 to $100 for the male piayground directors and a raise from $70.00 to $90 for the women direetors. Helpers' pay was requested at $50 a week, a raise from the present pay of $40. The requests 10 were referred to the Finance Committee.