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<br />PUBLIC SERVICE FRANCHISE <br /> <br />DISEASED TREES <br /> <br />CITY VEHICLES <br /> <br />CLEAN UP-LOUISVILLE <br /> <br />OFFICER MORRIS MEMO <br />PAULA PETROVICH <br /> <br />Councilman DiCarlo questioned the pro- <br />gress of the Public Service Franchise. <br />Mr. Wurl stated that the last word re- <br />ceived was two weeks ago from Mr. Robert <br />Person, Jr., who stated there would be <br />something to the City in a week; however, <br />the City has not received anything as of yet. <br /> <br />Councilman DiCarlo asked what the City <br />plans were for diseased trees this year. <br />Mr. Wurl stated that the plans are to in- <br />spect the trees and any tree which is on <br />City property will be removed. Any tree <br />on private property will be removed by <br />the City under the authority by Ordinance. <br /> <br />Councilman DiCarlo requested that outside <br />of the City Administrator and Public Works <br />Director, all other vehicles be left on <br />City property and not driven home to <br />save on car usuage and gas. He stated that <br />there are vehicles being used unnecessarily. <br />He stated that there are times when a <br />patrol goes past a home, sees a code being <br />violated, writes a ticket and then gives <br />it to the code officer to deliver. He <br />stated that this was not necessary. Also, <br />people are using City vehicles when not <br />on City business. <br />City Administrator Wurl stated that he <br />would like Councils permission to make an <br />analysis and come back with a recommendation <br />to Council, as the sanitation operator and <br />water plant operator use their vehicles <br />to check the plants during the weekend. <br />Councilman DelPizzo stated that the sanit- <br />ation plant operator does check the plant <br />during the weekends. <br />Council agreed to have Mr. Wurl review the <br />request and come back with an analysis. <br /> <br />Councilman DiLorenzo stated that the City <br />should start issuing summons on some of <br />the code violations, as she took a tour <br />of the alleys within the City and saw <br />many ordinances being violated. <br />Council requested that the Code Enforcement <br />Officer be instructed to patrol alleys and <br />issue summons where necessary. <br /> <br />Councilman Caranci stated that he did not <br />feel the letter from Officer Morris should <br />have been given to Council in regards to <br />a summons issued. <br /> <br />-10- <br />