Minutes-12/12/1975

Mrs. Haggerty reported that the town will continue providing services until she has received word from either the City or the State that the solid waste removal has been completed. The Town Council will then consider the request for reimbursement. Mr. John Davis requested that Council recommend and approve re-authorization for him for water installation work from his property line to City Lines. Mr. Roger Martin, Town Committee secretary, was asked to keep a notebook for key in all meetings. He can obtain the key from Glenn Potter when one meeting. Roger Lormann reported that he has observed the City streets. Glenn Potter submitted final plans for the Beach House. Plans have been distributed at various public places in Milford. City Council advised the Council about the many complications surrounding sale of alleys to private property owners. Such sales are advertised and sold by the highest bidder. All adjacent property owners must be in agreement with the new owner. Although alleys sometimes revert in use by adjoining property owners, non-use by the public does not mean such property has been donated by the City. No action was taken by Council and discussion was closed. Roger Tassara reported on the progress with installation of a water line at the Sewer Plant. City Council report was deferred until later in the meeting. The Solid Waste Committee members submitted their surveys to the City. City Council directed that the Attorney draft commercial and residential contracts, and residential alone. Individual units are to be determined in accordance with existing town rules. Council also requested that a population exceeding a 10% of users 52 years of age or over be included, as usual upon suggested reduced rates. Formal business order was postponed to next Mtg. McGuire and Mr. Hicks. They were seeking information on zoning and building permit regulations for a multi-building on Rose & Millbrook property to be located between Grant and College Streets on Millbrook Street. Council realized that zoning permits must be obtained before the approval from the property owners within 300 feet of the proposed site before recommending building permit from the City. Formal order of business was recalled. A letter from Dr. Alan Rose was read. Mr. Rorry, Principal of these Brook High school, is asking the City Council for aiding the C.S.S. gov funds students the opportunity to observe and participate in a City Court Hearing. Mayor Bretherton requested that the Council members have preliminary budget requests ready for the January meeting. The Mayor appointed the following committees: Tax Morgan - Library Committee - Recommendation Roger Martin - 1st Vice President - 1st Selection President - Roger Lormann Council referred the building contract with Multifields Corporation for voting in open session. It is a $100,000 contract involving Multifields $100,000. The contract will be discussed at the next meeting of the committee of the Public Works & Land Enforcements officers. Your suggestions will be sought and discussion will be continued next week. Johnson will continue the routine inspection of the Beach property owned by the Town.