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Council Minutes of 4/6/93 apartments to be included will be 3,041. Yearly cost to the city will be $60,714. Hopefully, the program will begin by May 1. Mr. Lind, Chairperson of the Finance Committee, reported: 1) The committee met jointly with Streets & Drainage on March 23 and in attendance were Mayor Boyle, Mr. Burns, Mr. Wilamosky, Councilman Nashar, anti the committee members. Agenda items were as follows: a. Ordinance 93-24, which establishes an Economic Development Fund. This fiord is being set up to receive fees from new businesses locating in the city. The money will be earn~arked for economic development and used for any economic related expense. The committee reco~mended approval. b. Ordinance 93-26, which will extend benefits to administrative employees that have been enjoyed by union employees. The committee recommerxled approval. c. Ordinance 93-31, which authorizes the advertising for bids for rebuilding of streets in the Deerfield subdivision. The cost is approximately $1.1 million to do four streets. The second phase will be done next year, and the approximate total cost will be more than $2 million. The co~mittee recommended approval. d. Ordinance 93-32, which authorizes the advertising for bids for the Phase E- 1993 of the sanitary sewer rehabilitation program. Cost is between $1.7 and $1.8 million, with $150,000 reserved for the Dover Lift Station repairs and $60,000 reserved for videotaping sewer lines. Same streets to be dome are Carla, Noreen, Vincent, LeBern, Frank and Alexander. The committee recdmended approval. e. Ordinance 93-33, which establishes a special revenue fund, the Clague Park Improvement Fund. Proceeds from the sale or development of the former Deerfield North recreation area will be used for the rehabilitation and repair of the park. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Streets & Drainage Committee, reported: 1) The committee met on April 5 and iri attendance were Service Director Bohl.mann and Council Members Musial and Nashar. The following were discussed: a. Ordinance 93-31, which is the street rehabilitation in Deerfield. Four streets will be done: Deerfield Drive, Fawn Drive, Dawn Drive and Chase Drive. The pavement of these streets will be replaced with a 7 inch reinforced concrete pavement with vertical curbs. All the catch basins and associated storm laterals will be replaced. Phase II in 1994 will include the following streets: Antler Drive, Hunter Drive, Doe Drive and Dawn Circle. Dawn Circle will also be an alternate for Phase I, depending on weather conditions and time constraints. b. Ordinance 93-32, which is Phase E-1993 of the sanitary sewer rehabilitation. No Audience Participation 4 ,.: w~».»,,F:x~. ~ I