City Council Agenda and Packet 1974 06 18

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AWE fir♦ •1 • AUDIENCE COMMENTS coat'd *` �f LURA REPORT LURA submitted a memo to the City . i, in regards to using City staff help their projects. Council approved with the request and stated for Mr. Wurl to go through with the study on the project. Mr. Wilbur Madonna questioned the legal notices in the paper. Mr. Conarroe stated that the Legislature sets up the price and type size. A question was brought up as to the fire signals near the Middle School. Mr. Wurl stated that there was someone working on the project. CITY ADMINISTRATOR REPORT BUILDING PERMIT FEES A sheet holding seven cities summaries on permit fees was viewed by Council. Council- man DelPizzo stated that he felt the permit should not have to be purchased until there was $200.00 worth of work on the job. After discussion Councilman DelPizzo moved that the building permit minimum be raised from $50.00 to $200.00. There was no second; therefore the motion was killed. CHURCH SITES Mr. Wurl stated that there were two church sites in conjunction with the annexation of 1st Federal and Wood Brothers. The Methodist and Baptist Church wrote letters to the City. The Methodist Church showing interest and the Baptist Church stating that they had just built a new church. GRANT REPORTS Mr. Wurl reported that the CBD and Parking Lot Grants were not qualified for FHA Grants, however the grant on the industrial area is still in the Grant. GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS Mr. Wurl reported that the storage tanks were not violating any laws and the tank owners would have to be talked to about removing the tanks from their location. FACILITY TOUR June 28, 1974 was the tenative date for the tour of the City plants at 10:00 A.K. MEETING WITH LAFAYETTE A joint Council meeting with Lafayette was tenatively scheduled for June 25, 1974. PUBLIC SERVICE FRANCHISE Mr. Wurl stated that this matter was placed on the agenda to inform Council that the first of 1975, the 25 year franchise with -4-