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J RESOLUTION NO. 68-044 ' A RESOLUTION MODIFYING THE 1968 BUDGET. The Resolution was duly seconded by Councilman Springer. Voting on the motions Aye: O'Connor, Springer, Dougherty, Emond, Crouse. Nay: None. Resolution declared adopted. Mr. Dick Leppi, St. Anthony JC's appeared regarding the following licenses for the JC September Fest: Sound truck, Parade permit, Park grounds permit, fire- works permit, ningo license, food sales license, 3.2 beer license(limited to period of September Fest), temporary sign permit, dance permit. The program and permits were reviewed by the Council . Councilman Emond moved and second- ed by Mayor O'Connor that the St. Anthony JC's be granted the aforementioned permits as requested and that the permit and license fees be waived. Motion carried. The second quarter liquor store report was received by the Council and ordered filed. • The requests of Local #57 were presented to the Council as follows : One additional holiday, salary increase to $719 per month, a 3 step salary range set up, longevity reduced to 4 years of service, increase in night diff- erential pay 3rd s.iift, include second snift' in night differential pay, accrued sick leave - overage to vacation time, increase in uniform allowance to $200.00. The Council was advised that the pay offer was to 7% and that the night differential pay and longevity were equivalent to 1% and thus equal to the union requests. The Village Manager was authorized to continue the negotiations on the basis of the 7% offer. Mr. Charles Rubenstein, attorney, representing, Hobo Kitchen, Burger Chef, and St. Anthony Shopping Center appeared regarding sign requests by their clients. The Council informed Mr. Rubenstein that they had not received a formal request from the Shopping Center regarding the 2nd pylon sign and that the request was held up due to the Planning Boards directive that the sign be illuminated from the interior rather than exterior spot lights. The Mr. Hobo sign was discussed at length. It was felt by the owners of the property that discretion had been used in similar circumstances in the past as regards pylon signs. It was further stated that the sign was damaged by the storm over a year ago and that the sign was necessary to their business. Counsel stated that the general comments made for the Shopping Center and the Hobo Kitchen sign would also hold for the Burger Chef sign. A repre- sentative of the Macey Sign Company stated that the Village was completely developed and that his client should be afforded the same consideration of other similar businesses. He stated that Clark Oil Company, Kenzie Oil Company, Village Liquor Store, Medtronics Inc., Perkins House, Standard Oil Company and Dairy Queen were all granted variances in the past several