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-'~;~lar Meeting Louisville City Council March 6, 1973 Meeting was called to order by Mayor Caranci at 7:30 p.m. with Councilmen Deborski, King, Jensen, Donovan, Scholl, Domenico, City Administrator Wurl, City Attorney Morris, City Treasurer Hesson and City Clerk McNulty. Minutes of February 20th approved as presented. CORRESPONDENCE CENTRAL BUSI- NESS DISTRICT ANALYSIS FRITTS REQUEST URBAN RENEWAL FIRE TRUCK & DUMP TRUCK PEST CONTROL WATER RESTRI- CTIONS NEW LAWN PER- MITS ';OUNCIL COMMENTS Correspondence noted and placed under proper heading. Paul Dupler representing the Community of Commerce, requested that the Council fund the cost of the Central Business District study. The program would cost a total of $4,700.00 and would include a site analysis, conceptual design, development plan and functional work. Oblinger & Smith will do the studies as outlined in the 4 steps. Council stated the commitment for $4,700.00 would be contingent on the hudget. Councilman Jensen moved that we go along with the Comnunity of Commerce in the funding of the pro- posed study. Seconded hy Councilman Donovan. Roll call vote 5 yes votes, Councilman Deborski casting a no vote. Motion carried. Fritts request sent to Planning & Zoning Commission for review. Mr. Bob Davis, Director of Urban Renewal explained the second year action plan which included the purchase of half a block in the downtown area for parking. They will be seeking $210,000 for next year's funding. Plans include replacement of two feeder water lines on Pine and Hutchinson Streets. City Administrator Wurl submitted comparitive quotes on the leas- ing of the Fire Truck and the Dump Truck and recommended we accept the low bid of First Municipal Leasing Corp. $1,609.03 per month for a three- year lease $1,272.88 per month for a four-year lease - FIRE TRUCK $1,073.33 per month for a five-year lease $199.38 per month for a three-year lease - DUMP TRUCK Councilman King moved that Council lease fire truck and dump truck from First Municipal Leasing Corporation. Seconded by Councilman Jensen. Roll call vote - all in favor. Motion carried. City Administrator Wurl to report on March 20th. Councilman Deborski moved that Council remove all water restric- tions as soon as the new water line is replaced across the Baptist Church property. Seconded by Councilman Jensen. All in favor. Motion carri(!d. Council decided it is not necessary to obtain permits to water new lawns. City Administrator Wurl requested to check Warembourg ditch and RR crossing signs on Griffith St.