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hee 1-Tertin reported for flee Ordinance Comi-i_ttee that the;; met last week and .%rorlced on t'_r.e proposed sewer and rnolbile !-)_ore ordinances. 1't their next neetin , triey will discuss thF (aorr ordinance, Fire ordinance, and any other the council_ wishes to have worked, on, so t1le city code can. be finalized. Irene Leroux reported for the Planning; Commission they had met on Farch 27th and approved a specaal use permit for a, day care center for :r. and TIrs. James Smith, with certa.ir_ conditions. 1".r. Smith appeared and said the added cesspool is to be taken care of as soon as possible. They don't have a. license as yet from the state, as their are waiting for the council's action on the matter. Tars. Smith now works in the 916 Vo-Tec Child Care Center and has previously run two other day care centers, so she is experienced in the fielel, .otion made by Lerou.., seconded by Martin to grant T'r. and Frs. James Smith a special use permit for a child care center at 13560 Homestead Avenue, contingent upon the eleven conditions set forth by the planning; commission, with the conditions being met prior to one hundred twenty (120) da;•s. T,;oti on carried. T.,_rs. Leroux said Richard Vail appeared with another small subdivision, which will take more review by the planning commission, and Jerry Grund- hofer and Lauren 4ScCullough appeared re� ardin`- their building two commercial buildings on Forest 731vd. for rental purposes. Tom Cr.ever, the building inspector, appeared stating no new building per- mits had been issued in T'arch. fie said he had gotten. a, (, . 11 on a place on Goodview and 132nd. Street and wanted direction froi% tlfie council as to whether he should go out and inspect or not. The clerk is to check with the assessor on the matter. Fire Chief Grander reported that the delivery date for the new pumper will be ;'lay 15th and delivery elate for the new tanker will be April_ 8th. Fe said apparently no one bid letterinL_ on the tanker. Jl.ttorn.ey Johnson is to check the contracts regarding lettering. Granger also said tl_e new decoders arrived for the new prjone system, and the Relief 'lssocia.� will reimburse the city for their share of the cost. He said the tdlephone cor.:ipany advised them not to hook up the new system until June 1st, when the ne•✓ ::e(. -ohone books come out. Granger questioned whether the sewer department dould like to use: the olcl Dodge Truck, or if he should store it.. He was told to store it in the old ton hall. It :•✓asp entioned that the State Fire School will. be held from April 22nd t.)rougll 25t'-j . " otion made by T"artin and seconded to send one man to the State Fire Sc_)o c7i'or four days, urith the cit;,T payin,_; '130.00 registration fee, per dier^, and nil ear,e, and send two men to night classes, paying registration and mileage. T."otion carried. Recess called at 8:45 Pl".. Called back to order at 9:05 PT*-. The Don Tauer situation came up again for discussion. 'Tr. Tauer was asked to apply for a special use permit, and �,o before the planning commission �,:pril 9th or 24th. He was told his sewer system would be considered, alon.E with off street parkin" fire provisions, and the prenises would have to be inspected by a building inspector. T-lr. Johnson stated that if 1Tr. Tauer sells his home, the council could be informed, and the special use permit would be then amended or reviewed at that point. 1,1r. Tauer's attorney said a state building inspector would inspect the hor,te before ',*-,ay 6th.