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Council Minutes of 9-16-75 -S-
<br />5aringer, West, Wilamoskq, Mr. Limpert moved for adoption, seconded by Mrs.
<br />Beringer. Affirmative vote: Beaty, Coggin, Limpert, Saringer, West, Wilaeaosky.
<br />Motion carried. Ord. No. 75-210 adopted.
<br />Ordinance No. 75-211 was intrcad by i~C. Lmprert, An Ordinance authorising
<br />the Direetar of Law to approve a Joutna], lhttry to e-le the "interim"
<br />distribution of Local Gov t Fes, aaed declaring an sewer Mr. Limpart
<br />moved for suspension of rule reegesirta~g tb~at sesleeerata reesdin~s, end by Mr.
<br />West. Affirmative vote: Beaty, min, L3~sgert, Beringer, asst, WtLieenosky.
<br />Mr. Limipert waved €or adooption, sucoaded by Mrc. Waat. Affirmative vote: Beaty,
<br />Coggin, Lampert, Swinger, West, Wilafua~ky. Motion serried. Ord. No. 75-211
<br />adopted.
<br />In cannectian with Ord. Na. 7S-212 Mr. Beaty stated before the or a is
<br />introduced xould like to insert the wares "andlor I.D. cards" in tree Title
<br />after the words "season passes"; also in the first, second and third Wheeraaa,
<br />and in Sectionl'.and Section 2.
<br />Ordinance No. 75-212 was introduced by Mr. Beaty. An Ordinanct+ e~tal;,lishi~g a
<br />One Dollar cha=ge for the ps~xe~essag of sese~e passes aee~lior I. n. cosrds far the
<br />use of facilities at the Recreation CesBtar, and declaring an e~err. Mr.
<br />Beaty moved for suapeesaion of rude reea~~irntg three seaparata readings, setc~andad
<br />by Mr. West. Affirmative vx-te: Beeaty, Coggin, Lim~-ert, Saring~er, Wept, Wilaaosky.
<br />Mr. Beaty moved for adoption, seecond~eed by Mr. West. Affirsatrr~e votes Beaty,
<br />Coggin, Lampert, Beringer, West, WiLamoaky. Motion carried. Ord. lio. 75-212
<br />adopted.
<br />Under Old Business:
<br />President O'Neill requested Mr. Childs after he has had an opportunity to review
<br />the information relative to the elevation of the ditches, etc.. - to give the
<br />Marcia' Brothers a call relative to such inforroatian. Mr. Childs to do so.
<br />Under New Business:
<br />Mr. Wilamasky referred to a number of calls he has received from parents of
<br />Junior High School studeenta that reside ion the western end of the City. The
<br />parents would like to sae if at all possible additional transportation for the
<br />Junior Aigh students in a westerly direction. tie hoe received calls frssa~ gar-ants
<br />in the McKenaie Rd., Stearns $d., Barton lid., and Bretton Ridge areas. From what
<br />Mr. Wilamasky has learned there era taro buses that do service the 3ua3.ar Ni.gls
<br />students in an easterly direction of flee Junior High, but the tr rtatioes in
<br />the westerly directions could require: sonme i~rov~aeenst. Mr. Wilauswiky r~uested
<br />the Transportation Comusitteee to check into this. Presideent O''lieill referred
<br />request to Mr. West,- Chairmen Transportation Co~i.ttee.
<br />Mr. Wilamosky asked Fineenee Director Gerlach if it would be possible to obtain
<br />information as to status of our currant outstanding duet; wlsatt the City's capa-
<br />bilities are to issue a~idtieesal general obligation bonds; also would 'like a
<br />breakdown of the total debt service and all of the bends that hscve bs+sn issued.
<br />Finance Director Gerlach will furnish this information to Mr, Wlamoeiky.
<br />Mrs.. Beringer referred to loaf collection -and asked Mr. Case-ter if any system
<br />,~ has been worked out as to how and ~ the leaf collectic~nn will be tartdencted. Mr.
<br />Caster said a schedule is being wortced out now -should be available in a week for
<br />distribution to the papers.
<br />Mr. Coggin referred to situation at Coo School which Law Director Care-au stfoned
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