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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/12/1969 Council Minutes 117 February 12 , 1969 Regular meeting of the Fairfax town coun,ll held this 12th day of February, 1969 with all councilmen prosent on roll call, The Minutes of the January 8 and February 8 meetings were read and approved, The treasurers report was presented and approved. Warrants approved as follows: water dept . 548 thru RIA 554 sewer dept. 300 thru 302 regular 721 thru 728 Report of Betty Audtin on the audit of the %yor's docket and the Clerk' s receipts to the Mayor as reflected in the town receipts for fines collected and deposited to the general fund showed that the Mayor had over paid 14.00 for the year. This amount will be Oefunded Mayor Zenisek to balance the books. The dock showed fines of $900.00 and he had turned in $004.00. AXI Zenisek reported to the council his meeting with Loomis Const, Co. and also the meeting with Blahnik onst® Co. Loomis gave a rough estimate of costs to renovate the Furniture Store building to be used as a combination fire station-maintenance bldg. coming up with an amount of $159600. Blahnik didn't actually put his estimate in dollars, but indicated that xx in his best judgment, the costs of renovation would be prohibitive when compared to alternatives such as new building. After much discussion by the council on this matter, and in consideration of the previous reports of similar n1ture , the following motion was made by Shaakespeare and seconded by Strang: Having been advised on estimated costs of renovation of the building owned by Benton Jones in regard to conversion for the purpose K a cob bination Fire Stat/Xon - Naintenance Building, and finding these estimated costs to be in the vicinity of' $15 ,000 to $21,000, Benton Jones is to be notified that the option granted to the town for the purpose of purchasing the said building is rescinded. On roll coil vote, said motion was approved. in an effort to reimbQrse Jones for a portion of his expense of keeping the building off the market for the towns benefit, the clerk was instructed to inquire as to what the real estate taxes on this praperty are , with the decision as to what to pay Jones being decidedat a later meeting® The Official Budget Report to the Io wa Highway Commission consisting of FDrms N :® 3AI 3B, & 4 was presented and approved for filing, i ESLLdd Clerk instructed to inquire of Congressmen Culver's office the feasibility of the Town of Fairfax obtaining any greets or aid in regard d t "open paces ' program and/or in regard to the construction of a public facility such as a fire station vomples. Mayor Zenisek indicated that he would ld make inquiry about the possible availability of the playground area now owned by St. Patrick Church in light of the recent announcement that the school would not open in 1969, Richard Flaherty pr :sent to discuss new building ideas with the council. It was the council 's opinion that some inquiry should be made to an architect prior to any definite action taken , and Flaherty indicated thg since he knee some local architects, that he would visit with some and determine what some initial costs woul d be for professional services No further buiiness, the meeting adjourned. PY mayor C r I i I I