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Minutes of January 9, 196 Meeting.
Motion b-- Mayor Crane, seconded by Hodges to accept the Planning
Commisssion members (see list attached). 4 Ayes for approval, motion
carried.
Motion by Crane, seconded by Hodges to accept the Lakeside
Park Commission members (see list attached). 4 Ayes for approval,
motion carried.
Mayor Crane made .a motion which was seconded by Trustee Malvin
to appoint Ernie Grabowski as Police Chief for the year 1961. 4
Ayes for approval, motion carried.
Mayor Crane moved, seconded by Hodges to appoint Chris
Piehowski as Building Inspector, Robert Edmond as Electrical,Tnspector
and Wally Skiba as Plumbing Inspector for the year 1961. 4 Ayes for
approval, motion carried.
A motion was made by 1Iayor Crane and seconded by Blanchard to
re-appoint Ken Ballenger as Civil Defense Director. 4 Ayes for
approval, motion carried.
Motion by Mayor Crane, seconded by Malvin to appoint Donald
Hodges Acting Mayor for the year 1961. 4 Ayes for approval, motion
carried..
The Dog Catcher is still operating and will do so until
replaced or re- appointed. He has submitted three proposals° This
will be discussed at the January 23rd meeting. The appointment of'
a Weed Inspector will also be taken up at the January 23rd meeting,
as well as other appointments which have not already been made. The
Attorney will contact prospective appointees and submit their agree-
ments to the Council by Wednesday, January 18th, 1961. This would
include a Village Planner, Engineer and Dogcatcher.
Trustee Christensen entered the meeting at this point.(8a45 P.M.).
Hr. and Mrs•. Blumhofer, owners of the condemned property at
7856 Long Lake Road appeared before the Council. They stated that
they haventt found out how much it will cost to fix the place up
so they would like to wait until spring for this matter. They were
handed a letter from the Building Inspector which stated, in part,
that the square footage of the building is short, it should be not
less than 768 feet. Mayor Crane suggested that this matter be
postponed and referred to the Building Sub- Committee. The Building
Inspector and the Building Sub - Committee will inform the Blumhofers
by letter of the results of this study.
Mrs. Peterson brought up the subject of dog licenses being
stolen. The Council has in the past and will again consider this
matte_, although there seems to be no solution. However, Trustee
Christensen feels that the situation would improve with a dogcatcher
on the job.
Clerk Blanchard brought to the attention of the Council two
claims for groceries which have been submitted by the Civil Defense.
Ken Ballenger said the claim for 120.67 was to come under the mass
feeding stipulation when they went to Jordan. The claims were
returned to Mr. Ballenger for correction and re- submission to the
Council.