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PL MINUTES AND AGENDAS 1991
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PLANNING COMMISSION - APRIL 16 , 1991 <br /> Page 16 <br /> 1 BOOK REGARDING THE JOB OF THE PLANNING COMMISSIONER: <br /> 2 <br /> 3 VanderHeyden announced that she had ordered one copy of <br /> 4 a book entitled, The Job of the Planning Commissioner, <br /> 5 which would be available to the Commissioners through the <br /> 6 City office . They were invited to examine the book and <br /> 7 order their own copies through the City office . <br /> . 8 <br /> 9 BURNING OF DEBRIS : <br /> 10 <br /> 11 Commissioner -Faust commented that a number of residents <br /> 12 have been burning debris in their yards . City Manager <br /> 13 Burt responded that burning is not permitted in the City. <br /> 14 He intends to investigate the situation with the Fire <br /> 15 Chief . <br /> 16 <br /> 17 RECYCLING CENTER: <br /> 18 <br /> 19 Commissioner Werenicz asked about the status of the <br /> 20 recycling center . City Manager Burt responded that the <br /> 21 recycling center is being actively used but that the <br /> 22 problem of illegal dumping of trash continues . He stated <br /> • 23 that the City might eventually require all residents to <br /> 24 subscribe to-garbage service, but that special situations <br /> 25 such as people who share garbage service with a neighbor <br /> 26 must be taken into consideration. The problem was <br /> 27 addressed in the City' s most recent goal-setting session. <br /> 28 <br /> 29 Commissioner. Werenicz asked whether monitoring of the <br /> 30 center had been investigated, and Assistant VanderHeyden <br /> 31 responded that paying a monitor would be a prohibitive <br /> 32 expense , particularly when it already costs the City <br /> 33 $8 , 000 to $9 , 000 a year to run the center. She stated <br /> 34 that large items are usually dumped over the weekend when <br /> 35 the maintenance yard is closed and unoccupied, but that <br /> 36 surreptitious dumping of trash also occurs during the <br /> 37 week when employees are present but are busy with their <br /> 38 jobs . She commented that closing the center will be <br /> 39 examined more closely once all residents of the city, <br /> 40 including condominium and apartment dwellers , are able to <br /> .41 participate in curbside recycling. <br /> 42 <br /> 43 In answer to a question by Commissioner Franzese , City <br /> 44 Manager Burt responded that the new, secured building at <br /> 45 the maintenance yard is used to house a fire truck, squad <br /> 46 cars , and impounded vehicles . <br /> 47 <br /> 48 VIII. ADJOURNMENT. <br /> 49 <br /> 50 Motion by Murphy, second by Madden, to adjourn the <br />
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