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Employment of Attorney advised Mr. Slams he would not be in 3eopardy of Bert Slams: losing his PERA unless he earned more than $2,000. 1 Ecklund moved, seconded by Warkentien, that the following resolution be adopted: WHEREAS: 2873 1. It is expedient and necessary that the Council employ a Village Inspector to vigorously enforce to the extent permitted by Law the Fire Prevention Code, Ordinance 7l~, the Blight Ordinance, Ordinance No. 83, and the Trash Ordinance, Ordinance No. 54, as amended, and 2. Such an Inspector is also necessary to investi- gate various other Village matters which periodically come to the attention of the Village Council and need investigation; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows: ~J I ~J 1. Bert Slams shall be employed by the Village as the Village Inspector to enforce the Fire Prevention Code, the Blight Ordinance and the Trash Ordinance to the extent permitted by la,w and to perform all other investigatory re- sponsibilities delegated to him by the Village Council. 2. For performing said duties Bert Slams shall be paid $2.50 an hour which shall include normal mileage expense. !~. Daring periods when Bert Slams is performing said duties, he shall sulxnit to the Village Council weekly time sheets which account for the time spent in performing the duties. 3. During the performance of said duties Bert Slams shall wear a Village Inspectors uniform which shall bear the insignia }'Inspector.++ 5. Bert Slams shall be under the supervision of the Village Council and directly accountable to the Council for all actions taken by him as Village Inspector. b. Bert Slams+s total salary for performing said duties during arty calendar year shall not exceed $1,200. 7. The foregoing duties do not have the effect of making Bert Slams a member of the Fire Department and do nct, therefore, exclua~ him from retirement benefits under the Fire Department Relief Association. Upon a vote being taken, the resolution was unanimously adopted.