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<br />1 ('~ <br />.... ) <br /> <br />'I.'1LE;SDAY <br /> <br />APRIL 22, 1969 <br /> <br />the imposing of a sewer service charge on property located at 103 Stephens <br /> <br />Street (rear of 1101 Askin street) inasmuch as sewer service can not now <br /> <br />be made available. This directive, Council ordered, is to remain in force <br /> <br />until such time as a sewer line to serve ~his property is adjudged feasible <br /> <br />to construct and/or is constructed. Records indicated that the property is <br /> <br />now owned by Mr. & Mrs. Frank Still (Frank J. & Paulina C. Still) and is <br /> <br />occupied by Mr. Roy Eugene Stonemen. <br /> <br />Vice-Mayor West relayed to Council the question posed by several building <br /> <br />contractors, viz., shouldn't the City waive sewer service charges on <br /> <br />buildings under construction until such time as plumbing facilities are <br /> <br />installed? It was pointed out that sewer connections and/or applications, <br /> <br />as well as toilet facilities, are presently required at the time construction <br /> <br />begins (or soon thereafter), pursuant to the City's Building Code, thus <br /> <br />automatically requiring the charging for sewer service (along with other <br /> <br />utility services) when the connections are made. Council referred this <br /> <br />question to City Manager Noland for study. <br /> <br />After adjourning to an Executive Session to discuss certain matters <br /> <br />pertaining to the recent sale of the former lICity Hall" on Main Street <br /> <br />to Grand Piano & Furniture Company (of Roanoke, Virginia), Council <br /> <br />reconvened its regular meeting and announced that City Attorney I. W. <br /> <br />Cubine has been authorized to confer with representatives of this firm <br /> <br />as to terms and conditions involving payment by purchaser to the City <br /> <br />for said property. <br /> <br />Council was adjourned. <br /> <br />W. H.'iy-;;:~'0~l~f Council <br />