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Council Minutes of 8/19/2003 ~,, 12) He spoke to residents Karen King and Jerry Peterman of Clubside Drive with regard Its, to the meeting held last Tuesday dealing with the noise and dust behind Home Depot. It seems that most of the comments that they had were calls that were made over a year ago. Nonetheless, the he will meet with the manager of Home Depot, the Police Chief, the Safety Director and the president of the condo association to go over these problems to try to come to some type of resolution. He took some pictures of the signs that are posted along County Club Boulevard. There is no indication/instruction other than trucks shall follow this path. Those signs will have to be changed so that the truck drivers have a better understanding of what they are required to do. 13) Planning Director interviews will begin tomorrow at 9 a.m. and will conclude on Thursday. Councilman Nashar suggested the store managers from Best Buy, Pets Mart and other area residents who are directly affected be invited to the meeting with Home Depot. Councilman Miller inquired as to how many interviews would be given to applicants for the Planning Director positions. Personnel Director Farver said she had received 15 applications and 5 individuals would be interviewed. Councilman Miller asked for an update on school crossing markings and asked whether any school crossing guard positions would be eliminated this year. Mayor Musial answered that, to his knowledge, there is no reduction of school guards. Service Director Driscoll came forward and said that the Service Dept. has been working on the painting and will continue it throughout the week. Mr. Miller noted that the Pine Elementary crosswalk in front of the school at the driveway apparently keeps getting dropped off of somebody's list to get done. In fact, one year it got ground-out. However, the crosswalk at Cottonwood, where a new light was installed, has gone from just a standard crosswalk to now one with candy-striping markings on it. It's much more visible and looks really good. However, the markings that say the word "school" and the crossing at Pine Elementary have not been done. Mayor Musial said he would fallow up on that situation and address the issue, and Service Director Driscoll agreed to review that location. Councilwoman Kasler asked the Mayor if he had a cost figure for the slab repair in Sandy Ridge. Mayor Musial said the cost should be on the order of three hundred thousand dollars. Mrs. Kasler asked for an update on the status of the property maintenance inspector interviews. Mayor Musial answered that the position had been posted, and a person will be selected on a provisional basis. Safety Director Jesse further explained that an ad was run about a month ago and there were 45 responses. Of those, the field has been narrowed to 10 based on the requirement for state building credentials. Interviews will begin at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Law Director Dubelko: 1) On August 6, the city's records commission met and heard a presentation from Capt. Wozniak of the Police Dept. regarding maintaining records and establishing retention schedules. It has been one of his issues to get the records commission up and running and to establish retention schedules and to provide for the proper maintenance of city records. We have a real storage problem with city records, so 3