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<br />COUNCIL Cmft'.1ENTS <br />(CONTINUED) <br /> <br />POLICE COHMISSION <br /> <br />ITEMS FROM PEOPLE IN <br />ALTENDANCE NOT APPEAR- <br />ING ON THE AGENDA <br /> <br />CITY ADMINISTRATORS <br />REPORT <br />Building Inspector <br /> <br />Authorize Lease <br />Sewer Rodder <br /> <br />LIQUOR LICENSES <br /> <br />City Administrator Wurl reported that he has <br />~lO obj ection to consulting with Council especially <br />ln the case of department heads, and in this re- <br />gard I think it is important that department <br />heads meet with Council's approval. I disagree <br />vvhen you get much lower than that but once again <br />I have no objections to telling you who has been <br />hired or fired - but I do think this should be <br />done privatelv rather than rmblicl y. <br />Councilman Je~sen then stat~d he f~lt that if <br />an employee had a specific greivance, then this <br />should be presented at a Council work session. <br />If not, the matter should be forgotten. <br /> <br />Councilman Domenico stated there would be a <br />Police Commission meeting November 28, 1973 <br />at 7:00 p.m. and invited the Mayor and council- <br />men elect to attend. <br /> <br />None <br /> <br />:t1r.. Wurl reported that Building Inspector, Mel <br />Stephen had submitted a comparison of costs <br />of building inspection with income generated <br />by the building department as requested by Council- <br />man Deborski, which was included in the packet. <br />The report depicted from the month of April through <br />October of 1973 a plus balance of $4,012.09 <br /> <br />Councilman King moved that the Mayor be authorized <br />to sign the lease for payment of the sewer rodder <br />in the amount of $4,923.30. Seconded by Council- <br />man Donovan. All in favor. Motion carried. <br /> <br />Attorney Morris reported that he had reviewed <br />the liquor licenses as presented and found them <br />to be in order except for minor notary things <br />which were immaterial. Attorney Morris also <br />reported that all liquor licenses must be in <br />to the State, by law, by December 1, 1973. If <br />not, they will be treated a a new licensee. <br />In the interim several disturbance reports had <br />been submitted by the Police Dept. regarding <br />businesses applying for liquor licenses and sub- <br />mitted to council under seperate cover. After <br />discussion and coun~~l from Attorney Morris, <br />Councilman Donovan requested that the establish- <br />ment with the largest number of infractions be <br />called in on November 19, 1973 at 7:00 p.m. and <br />meet with council members regarding the renewal <br />of his license. <br /> <br />- Page 5 - <br />