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BUILDING INSPECTOR REPORTED: 10 Building permits in the amount of 257,150.00 $156.00 6 Electrical Permits 17.60 FIRE CHIEF REPORTED: 7 Fire Alarms in February 2 in town, 5 out of town 0 Burning permits issued.._ CITY JUDGE REPORTED: Fines collected and bail forfeited January $407.50 A recess was called for examination of Claims and Officers' Reports. The meeting was again called to order, and on motion of Councilman Hansei,seconded by Councilman Hewitson, Claims No. 333 to 369, in the amount of ,#3,047.47, were approved for payment. AYES: Councilmen Abrott, Cairo, Hansen, Hewitson and Trimingham. C^3 Councilman Hansen recommended that Officers' Reports for February be placed on file. C There being no objection, it was so ordered. COMMUNICATIONS: 1 3 -3 -53 Roy N. Jensen, Contraftor Street patches on Walnut Drive 3 -3 -53 C. W. White, Attorney License Maita, Wholesale beer deliveries ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: COMMITTEE REPORTS: PUBLIC UTILITIES: 1 9 5 Mr. Roy Jensen was present at this meeting to hear the Council's decision on the street repair work on Walnut Drive. As Mr. Jensen agrees to pay for the patching done by our Street Department, the Council agreed to accept the Tract. RESOLUTION 2277, accepting Tract 1148 as complete, was adopted, on motion of Councilman Abrott, seconded by Council- man Cairo and approved by all Councilmen present. A copy of said resolution is to be given to Mr. Jensen in the morning. On motion of Councilman Cairo, seconded by Councilman Hansen, and approved by all Council- men present, Mr. Oxsen was requested to refund $16.00 to Mr. Russ Maita (which is the amount of his business license) tp comply with the City Attorney's opinion. Mr. Pete Christesen appeared before the Council at their request to discuss the uniform building code. It was Mr. Christesen's suggestion that a zoning law for one family units would settle the matter of set back from the property line; however, for the time being he would recommend amending certain sections of the building code to read that any building must have a 15 oot sptb�cckf� e o eAproperty line,and there must be 10 feet between houses. rfIr. ti en a o po stes he Council about the condition of the sidewalk in from of his building at 720 Main St. He stated that. the Town neglected to repair the sidewalk after installing meters a year ago. Mr. Oxsen was asked to check on this matter. Mr. Tony Cavestri, of 14 Walnut Drive, was present to discuss the complaint of his barking dog. He was informed that the Council had had no formal complaint, and that in the event that they received one, it would not be their'duty to take action on the matter. The Council then met with the Police Department for a general discussion regarding working conditions, overtime, salary increases, and additional equipment desired for their Department. The Council advised the Department that they would study the recom- mendations and advise them of a decision on th e above matters at a later date. Councilman Abrott reported that he had contacted Jacuzzi Bros, regarding the new pump. He was informed by them that the reason for the water in the oil reservoir was due to the fact that they had failed to install a gasket to plug the other holes in the base; however, now that the gasket is in, there should be no more trouble. They have agreed that it would be their responsibility if there was any further trouble of the above nature. Mr. Oxsen was requested to obtain a written statement from either Jacuzzi Bros. of Chris M. Bach Co. Mr. Oxsen reported that he had contacted Mr. Ramseier regarding the capacity of the Sewer Farm. It was Mr. Ramseier's opinion that the System should take a domestic load of 3,000 to 4,000 people. He suggested that perhaps another areation tank would be better than another filter to increase the capacity and will survey the matter if the Council desires.