Amherst council passes 1967 general fund budget
Cusseta Amherst city council approved a 1967 general fund of 198228 dollars in a single reading under suspension of rules. Mayor Davis questioned several allocations, including street labor and anticipated court revenue, while councilman Jaworski warned of future transfers and the need for realistic budgeting amid growing deficits.
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Amherst
John Jaworski
Ted Engelhardt Rat Large
Finance Committee
Davis
Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Civil Service
Encephalitis Risk Tied to Measles Year Range
The encephalitis rate is about one in six hundred to one in a thousand measles cases, varying with whether the year is an epidemic measles year.
Amherst council withdraws garage and water dept ordinance
Three agenda items were pulled from the Amherst city council agenda by the utilities committee. Petitions object to a proposed water department garage addition and a fence along Park Avenue. Officials note the site could host a future water tower and discuss beautification with property owners. Also withdrawn was an ordinance creating a permanent water department with new positions, though objections over a single meter reader position were raised.
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Water Department
Anthony DePaola
Utilities Committee
de Paola
Utilities
John Jaworski
Henry Gordon
Final sewer charges set for Second Ward project
Amherst council finalizes sewer assessments with a 15 percent surcharge advised by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey as Floyd G Browne Associates prepares figures. Utilities committee weighs waterline looping. council approves city hall janitor raise, police cruiser purchase, and road/land actions including Valley Forest subdivision bonds. Breckenridge to install sewer north of Cooper Foster Park at his expense with city inspection.
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Amherst
Second Ward
Robert Redouard
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Cleveland
Floyd G. Browne & Associates, Ltd
Marion
Browne
Henry Gordon
West Martin St
West Milan Ave
Green Forest
Maple Creek
Valley Drives
Valley Forest
Joy Construction Co
Rock Creek Run
Saewin Co
Elmer Hume, Inc
Dan S. Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Cooper - Foster Park Rd
Beaver Creek
Builders Told to Clear Mud From City Streets
Safety Service Director James T. Tracey announced that the city building department will warn builders to remove mud and other debris from public roads. He cited Gulf Road North Abbe Road and Eastern Heights as recent problem areas and said construction vehicles and loose materials create traffic hazards. Builders will be held responsible for cleanup.
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Safety Service
James T. Tracey
City Building Department
Tracey
Gulf Rd
North Abbe Rd
Eastern Heights
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