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A letter from the Glisan Realty petitioning for water and
street improvement on Fourth Street was received and filed.
Motion by Blanchard to order preliminary plans from
Engineer (Comstock and Davis) for Water and Street Improvement on
4th Street from Woodcrest to Woodale; Woodcrest from 4th Street to
Irondale; Quincy from Hillview approximately 1321 feet North.
Seconded by La Vaque. 4 Ayes.
Motion by Blanchard to set Public Hearing on July 27, 1964
at 9:00 P.M. on above listed street and water improvements.
Seconded by Rustad. 4 Ayes.
Motion by Hodges to appoint Rustad as acting Mayor.
Seconded by La Vaque.
Motion by Hodges to make the following appointments.
1. LaVaque to Water Department
2. Rustad to Roads
3. Blanchard to Lakeside Park
by Blanchard.
The B & E Patrol report for May was read and filed.
The Police Department report for the month of May was
filed.
Seconded
read and
roads at
4 Ayes.
4 Ayes.
Mr. Rustad reported that the County was patching the Village
the present time.
A request for speed signs and more intensive traffic patrolling
was referred to the Police Commission.
Charles Jackson, Civil Defense Director, reported that a
meeting with the Council regarding matching funds will be held on
the 15th of June.
Motion by Blanchard to concur with the Building Inspectors
recommendation and allow a variance as requested for Mr. Ed. Dropps
at 7950 Fairchild Avenue (Approximate address - firt house South
of Porters) Variance allows 8? side yard setback.
Seconded by Hodges.
4 Ayes.
The Engineer returned the plans for a Clark Service Station
at County Road H -2 and Highway # 10, to the Council and it was
referred to the Planning Commission;
The Engineer presented the Council with the preliminary
report for the Johnson Terrace street improvement for study.
(copy on file)
The Attorney advised the Council that the financing of small
projects in newly platted areas should be guaranteed by the developers
to save the strain on the Village budget.
The Attorney reported that ground breaking ceremonies
for the new Centennial State Bank at Lexington would be held on
June 15, 1964 at 7:15 P.M.