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City Council <br />April 23, 1932 <br />Water <br />Availability <br />Charge <br />(Cont.) <br />?ire <br />inspector <br />::on- lgenda <br />item ::o. 3 <br />:'ir. Fahey introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption.: <br />RESOLUTION NO. 32 -4 -219 - SEITING THE WATER AVAILABILITY <br />CH.'.f3E F0: THE 3020 arc- STaznT I ER COURT AND THE <br />TERRACE E_TtCs TRAILT.R c0u :: AT SCCH TIME AS THEY HAVE <br />CITY ,, ATEC AVAILABLE BUT ARE NOT E00:ED U? AT $6.00 PC:', <br />EVERY 75 FEET Cr 'd T.ER PIPE ;0"_ <br />F. �.. ,, FOCTA..E BECAUS:: OF THE <br />FACT THAT THESE TRAILER COURTS ARE NOT HOOKED UP NOR ARE <br />USING CITY WATER <br />The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by firs. Scalze. <br />Ayes (5) Fahey, Scalze, Nardini, Hanson, Forsberg. <br />Nayes (0). <br />Resolution declared adopted. <br />This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 8, Page 165. <br />Pat Vitale appeared before the Council and asked the Council <br />what the City is paying Er. Ed Locke. Mr. Fahey replied that :Sr. <br />Locke currently .receives $1,000 per month for building inspection, <br />$150 per month for fire inspections, and $115 per month for insurance. <br />Nr..Vitale asked why the City needs a full -time building inspector. <br />Mrs. Nardini explained that when ::r. Locke begins working full-time <br />he will be performing the duties of building inspection, plumbing <br />znd heating inspections, fire inspections and code enforcement. <br />Mr. Vitale informed the Council that Mr. Locke recently made a fire <br />inspection at the Venetian Inn and has required some things which he does <br />not feel are necessary. ;;r. Locke ordered that a valve be changed, <br />which cost Mr. Vitale $450. The person who changed the valve for Mr. <br />Vitale informed him that the old one did the same job as the one Mr. <br />Locke ordered be installed. Mr. Locke also ordered that the door into <br />a store room be changed to a fire -rated door and that a gas heater in <br />a hallway be removed. <br />The City Clerk commented that in the fire inspection report the laws <br />covering these items are indicated, The Clerk also commented that <br />the Uniform Fire Code is retroactive. Therefore, the current _ode <br />would apply, not the one that was in effect at the installation of <br />some of these items. <br />Mr. Vitale commented that his food plant is F ederally inspected, and he <br />cannot make changes without Federal approval. <br />Fahey commented that the City pays Mr. Locke to stay up -to -date on <br />the various codes. Fahey suggested that if :: . Vitale has any differences <br />with ".r. Locke he should discuss them with him. Also the State Fire <br />Marshall could be consulted on these differences. Mr. Fahey also commen& <br />that as long as :: . Vitale was (making an effort to cor -a-- sole of these <br />things, he is sure Y_. Locke does not expect :he c-.a.;es to be made <br />oven-' >ht . <br />Page 61 <br />