09/12/1983 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Search

1 Council Meeting September 12, 1983 105 Mr. Reinert felt this reqirement was there for a reason and the procedure should be maintained, at leat for the time being. He suggested that Mr. Kluegel's request be presented to the Planning and Zoning Board for their comments. Mr. Burke noted this reqirement is according to State Law which governs the splitting of lands by metes and bounds and is a dafe -guard against an owner splitting one parcel at a time until his entire acreage is split by metes and bounds. Mr. Kluegel's second request was for the establishment of an inspection fee for the installation of mobile homes. Mr. Kluegel presented some figures from surrounding communities and recommended the fee of $25.00. Mr. Reinert moved to set the fee for the insepction of the installaiton of a mobile home installation at $25.00. Seconded by Mrs. Elsenpeter. Motion carried unanimously. M.E.E.D. - Michael Delamont Mr. Schumacher explained this person will serve in the position of a CSO for the police department hadling muisance calls. He will be working 8 hours per day for a six months period and reimbursed through the M.E.E.D program. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to approve the employment of Michael Delmont for a six months period as CSO effective immediately. Seconded by Mr. Reinert. Motion carried unanimously. OLD BUSINESS Mr. Schumacher reported that information had been received from the County that the process to transfer the tax forfeit lots to the City has been started. Mr. Schumacher gave a brief update on the Fire Study Task F orce noting that the proposal on how to establish the transition must be revised due to Lexington dropping out of the group. The first step is the construction of a new fire hall and to establish how this fire hall is to be constructed. Mayor Benson suggested this be done before the end of the year in order to allow for changes in the budget. It was generally felt it would take two years to make the transition. Mr. Schumacher noted the information on the Police internship is for their information only. Mayor Benson asked about the landscaping to be done at Maudie's and at the 49 C lub and Mr. Kluegel said thalall things should be completed before the end of the year. COUNCIL SALARY REVIEW Mr. Schumacher noted that, per the State Auditor's recommendation, the present salary and expenses will be combined as of January 1, 1984. Mr. Schumacher presented a comparison on salaries in the Metro Area also noting that the Councilsalaries have not been adjusted since 1974 for this City.