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February 7, 1967 - Page 5
<br />?rdinance No. 67-52 Taas introduced by Mr. Caster. An Ordinance determininq
<br />to oraceed with the improvement of Great Northern Boulevard by installing
<br />storm and sanitarv sewers, water main, sewer and water curb connections, to-
<br />,>ec;zer with all necessary appurtenances thereto, and declaring an emergency.
<br />,Iro Caster moved for suspension of the xule requiring three separate readinRs,
<br />seconded by Mr. Mangani. Affirmative vote is Caster, Efan, Foltz, Hodgins,
<br />Limpert, Mangani, West. Mr. Caster then moved for adoption, seconded by Mr.
<br />"':anq_ani. Affirmative vote was Caster, Eian, Foltz, Hodgins, Limpert, Mangani,
<br />"rdinance No. 67-53 was introduced bv Mr. Gaster. An Ordinance determining
<br />r_o proceed with the improvement of Great Northern Boulevard by grading, drain-
<br />in¢, curbinQ and paving with concrete, together with all necessary appurtenances
<br />thereto, and declarinp an emergencyo Mr. Caster moved for suspension of the
<br />rule reauiring three separate readings, seconded by Mr. ManQani. Affirmative
<br />v^zP -7as Caster, Eian, Foltz, HodQins, Limpert, Mangani, West. Mr. Caster then
<br />moved i-'or adoptionro seconded by Mr. Mangani. Affirmative vote was Caster, Eian,
<br />,oltz, Hodgins, Limpert, Mangani, West.
<br />Mrt 'dest announced that Council's aPpointment of a trustee for Bretton Ridge
<br />Subdzv-"_:;ion will be nresented at the next Council meeting after approval of
<br />the Aona,_ntnents Committee and the Mayor is obtained.
<br />?^ro T?est reDeated his request for legislation providinsz for hospitalization
<br />.=or inspectors in the Building Department and full-time hourly personnel, as
<br />raruestQd last meeting.
<br />4 discus3ion was held regarding the recommendation of the Planning Commission
<br />t_aat anv underground utilities ordinance be made mandatory in subdivisions of
<br />ten or more lots. Council was in favor of either making it voluntary, or man-
<br />da.`orvn with some discretionary powers in the Mayor or administration. The
<br />La-a '?irector then advised that legislation could not be drawn making it mandatory
<br />excent at the discretion of the Mavor or the Administration, since this would be
<br />delegatinQ Council's powers. The matter will be further studied in committee.
<br />P,. 7i_nance Committee meetinQ was set for Monday, February 13 at 8!00 P.M. for
<br />di-scussion of the income tax ordinance as drawn up by the Law Director. Copies
<br />-rill Ibe 4urnished to Council, the Finance Director, the Mayor, etc., and it is
<br />asked that Council read and study the proposed legislation, then come to the
<br />Meeting for a discussion.
<br />Mr. Lim^ert requested that legislation be drawn on an emergencv basis authoriz-
<br />inv_ tbe Mavor to enter into a contract and agreement with Metro-Media for bus
<br />advertis-no.
<br />Mro -?est requested that legislation be drawn authorizing the Safety-Service
<br />Director to advertise for slag in an amount up to one thousand tons.
<br />'Ir, roltz requested that legislation be drawn for demolition of a barn located on
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