The Independent-News, Volume 121, Number 33, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 December 1995 — Page 12

— INDEPENDENT NEWS — DEC. 28, 1995

Walkerton Town Council Minutes Dec. 4th Meeting The Walkerton Town Council met at 7 p.m., on ©ec. 4, 1995, with the following members present: Cheryl Rizek, Leonard Jaske and Gordon Hartsell. Attorney David Holmes and Clerk-Treasurer, Judy

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Hiler, were also present. The public hearing for annexations was held with no comments from the general public. The minutes were approved as read. Monthly Reports: Chief Sobieralski reviewed his Police Report with the Council. Fire Chief Larry Dill reviewed his report with the Council. Dill said that they

lost some expensive equipment in the recent Starlite fire and he is in the process of listing the equipment for the insurance claim. Dill said that he would like to have a department head meeting with the Council before the end of the year. The meeting was tentatively scheduled for 6 p.m., on Monday, Dec. 18. Preliminary drawing for the addition to the fire station will be ready for the next Council meeting. Dill said they have reviewed their budget and feel that too much of their money is going toward pay for dispatchers. They

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would like to see if something could be arranged so that dispatch could be paid from their budget, on a per call basis. A couple of firemen recently attended a meeting where they discovered that our fire fighting equipment can not reach the roofs of any of the downtown buildings. Dill intends to bring more information on this problem to the next meeting. A fireman broke his glasses at the Starlite fire and Workman’s Comp Insurance won’t pay to repair or replace them. It was agreed that new glasses, for the fireman, can be purchased from the Fire Department’s budget. Mary Rollings gave the Ambulance Report. Rollings had two quotes for

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cellular phones for the ambulances. Sprint Cellular - $99.00 per phone, free installation and a $29.95 f ee per month per phone; Cellular One - free equipment, free installation and a $24.95 fee per month p er phone. After some discussion of the fees, service and quality of the phones, it was decided that Rollings should look into these companies a little further and coice back with a recommendation. David Behr reported that the Library Grant is proceeding. Chuck Secord, Building Commissioner, is still reviewing the Housing Grant applications and they hope to get the list pared down to the final ten by the end of the year. On behalf of the