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Regular Meeting CEMETERY 'lOUSE ON JRIFFITH ST. CITIZENS ADVISORY BOARD CITY ADMINIS- TRATOR'S REPORT l.ouisville City Council February 6, 1973 City Administrator Wurl informed Council that 43 taps are being re- quested. Councilman Deborski seconded motion. Roll call vote all in favor. Motion carried. Councilwoman Scholl informed Council the Cemetery Committee would like to hire AnrlY Ackerma,n wi th Council's approval. Mayor Caranci stated the man that works at the Cemetery can also work in the City. Have Mr. Ackerman contact Fred McNulty as all outside work crews work undE~r Hr. McNul ty . The Cemetery Committee requested steets be red-ashed, trees trimmed, and barbed wire fence replaced with chain link. They also requested that all flowers be placed in a stationary urn. Notice to this effect to be placed in Louisville Times. City Administrator Wurl to discuss new fence with Aquarius. The bookkeeping system relating to the Cemetery was discussed and is to be organized i~lediately. City Attorney Morris and City Engineer White to establish and update records after which they are to be kept at City Hall. Councilman Donovan inquired as to the status of the house on Griffith St. that is still '~p on blocks. Administrator Wurl sent the Builiing Inspector up there but no report. Council was inform,ed that there were only six members present at the last meeting, and there were no minutes available. Mayor Caranci re- quested that minutes be presented henceforth. Mr. Percy Conarroe reported that the Advisory Board are to discontinue after Comprehensive plan is adopted. Membership is optional. A. Fire truck has been delayed. B. Aquarius - No agreement C. Dump truck - only 2 quotes available D. Dog pound - CjLty of Lafayette requested participation in the construc- tion of dog pound. We are having problems with Humane Society. Total cost of pound $875. Total cost to Louisville $437.50. Councilman King moved we join Lafayette in construction of dog pound; our share $'37.50. Seconded by Councilwoman Scholl. All in favor; motion carried. E. Water Meters- Cost to meter non-metered users in the City; esti- mate on cost of $200 per tap, approximately 800 to 900 to connect and would cost $180,000. We could have a bond issue and pay back in assessments or charge out-right to user. Mayor Caranci suggested water meters be tabled until we can get feeling of people. Councilman King suggested a work session to go over available funding methods. Reported that the Water Committee found that