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December 7,1965 - Page 3 and for recapping of tlres for 1966, as previously requested by the Safety- Service Directore The Finance Committee will also recommend the preparation of an ordinance to cover the $8,000 needed for the 701 proJect, which must be certified to the State as being available. After a review of the charter revision establishing an Engineering Department it was decided that the Legislative Committee should draw up an organizational plan for an Engineering Department and consideration should be given to trying to establish what the job should be and how it would work. Mr. Foltz advised that hIs committee now is studying the matter. Mr. Mangani, Chalrman of the City Planning Commlttee, referred to a requesfi contained in the Planning Commission minutes with regard to the Karl Keisel Subdivision. The request was for the developer to bind himself forr a period of five years to provide a drain along the easterly line should any drainage problem occur within that period of time. Mr. Keisel who was present at the Council meeting advlsed that he would furnish the Building Commissloner with a letter within the next day or two. Mr. Caster, Chairman of the Pubiic Service and Development Committee, reported that they discussed the City Line Development at the west end of fiown where they are re-routing a ditch, and the matter is still in committee. 000*1 Mr. Michael Scanlon, 4584 Martin Drive, addressed Council on behalf of his r4w client, Mr.John Orosz, who had requested rezoning of a parcel on Lorain Road for motel use. The requested was denied by the Planning Commission, and when reviewed by the Regional Planning Commission, was advised against by that organizatlon. Mr. Manqani pointed out that the City Planning Committee does not normally go contrary to the Planning Commission recommendations, but agreed to take the matter up at the next City Planning Committee meeting, whlch Mr. Scanlon would be invited to attend. Students from the High School Problems of Democracy Class who,were attending the Council meeting were recognized by the President, and introduced themselves. Ordinance No. 65-270 was given its second reading. An Ordinance estabfishing the organizational sfructure for the Sewage Treatment Plant employees and setting furth the remuneration to be received by the employees employed and ... declaring an emergency. Mr. West moved for suspension of the rule requiring three separate readings of the ordinance, seconded by Mr. Foltz. Affirmative vofie thereon was Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West. Mr. West then moved for adoption of the ordinance, seconded by Mr. Foltz. Affirmative vote was Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, West. Ordinance No. 65-271 was given its second reading. An Ordinance amending Section I and Z of Ordinance No. 65-160 enacted July 13, 1965, which amended Ordinance No. 65-67 enacted May I, 1965, which amended Ordinance No. 64-207 enacted September 15, 1964, which amended Ordinance No. 63-248 enacted November