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14 March 14, 1983 Mayor Benson called ro a roll call vote on this question. The voting was as follows: Mr. Marier, Aye; Mr. Kulaszewicz - Aye; Mr. Reinert - Aye; Mrs. Elsenpeter, No; Mayor Benson - Aye. Motion carried with a 4 to ii vote.. Mayor Benson noted that Special Use Permit #27 is also on the agenda and action should be taken on that permit also. Mr. Reinert moved to void Special Use Permit #27. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried unanimously. A recess was called at this point in the meeting. The meeting reconvened at 8:50 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING ON ZONING MAP AND ZONING ORDINANCE. Since the Planning and Zoning Board has not completed their review of the Work done on these documents by the Task Force, Mayor Benson re- quested this item be tabled. Mr. Marier moved to table Agenda Item #8. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. ATTORNEY's REPORT Mr. Hawkins had no report at this time. OPTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SENIOR CITIZEN's CENTER Mr. Schumacher reported on the two questions from the last Council meeting. 1) on the requiring of local labor on this project. This is permitted and encouraged by the Federal Rules. The other question delat with a time frame with construction and Mr. Schumacher had forwarded a construction schedule as prepared by Mr. Vogt. Mr. Marier asked about the possibility of dedicating this money back into a road project - this has not been addressed. Mr. Schumacher said this could be done, however, there are requirements that must be met as to qualifications. Mr. Schumacher felt that this would have to be a very large project in order to get enough perosns to qualify in the low and moderate income bracket. Mr. Marier felt that a large portion of the senior citizens live in a compacted area of the City and he felt this should be explored. Mrs. Elsenpeter felt that in order to research this it would be necessary to have the project planned and to know what the assessments would be, Mr. Marier felt there was an area of 100% of persons who would qualify in a 3% mile section of road. Mrs. Elsenpeter asked if Mr. Marier knew of such a road and he said he did. When asked how he knew, Mr. Marier said he did the survey heself.