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1, 71 possible and was far in advance of other cities in the area, however, he could not see where it warranted the hiring of additional personnel. This was followed by a very heated discussion after which Councilman Stout moved that the report be filed. Councilman Weiss stated that the call for a report was in order, however, he believes that is not appropriate for him to get into a squabble when the Department Head did what he was asked to do and he should not have been rebuked in public. Councilman Granger stated that this Imo^ Committee made a recommendation to the Council and this was,approved and if this was done and a report ifto brought back then he would never have brought the matter up before the Council. Councilman Stout stated that he had moved that the report be filed. His motion was seconded by Councilman Weiss who added that the report be made a part of the record. The motion carried. FIRE MARSHAL REPORT REGARDING VETERAN'S SERVICE BUILDING, WARREN AND STANDISH STREETS. An inspection was made r" of the above building at the request of the Recreation Department and the following conditions noted: Building is one story and located in Fire Zone No. 2. Foundation is concrete piers throughout ....... 2805A U. B. Code Exterior finish is wood rustic -and painted .... 1603B U. B. Code Roofing is ooinpositiorl shingles. One meeting hall is approximately 21 x 361 with a locker room. Interior finish is plaster and egress is through double doors opening onto 9 x 271 entry hall. Kitchen area approximately 151 x 181 with interior finish T & G wood siding. This should be a 1 -hour fire resistive room. Egress is one door to entry hall and door to rear porch. Entry hall is 91 x 271 with rest rooms for both ladies and gentlemen. Corridor walls and ceilings shall be of not less than 1 -hour fire resistive construction... 3304 E & G Interior finish is plaster. Exterior double doors equipped with panic hardware. Main meeting Hall is approximately 361 x 511 with 91 x 201 stage and locker room. Interior is T & G wood finish throughout. Egress is through two double doors equipped with panic hardware. Attached to main structure are rest rooms for use of those in sourrounding play area. The whole interior and exterior of the building should be 1 -hour fire resistive construction throughout . This building should comply with the 1952 edition of the Uniform Building Code. The general condition of the main structure is in poor condition due to Te, improper maintenance and lack of necessary repairs. Mayor Royer stated that he had asked for this report because the Council approved use of the building for a Nursery School and this report was in conjunction with the renting of the building without any repair work to be done by the City. They were attempting to find out if this building waw safe enough to rent out for use as a school building. Fire Marshal Asvos stated that he would have a more complete report next week. He explained to the Council to matter of one hour fire resistant walls which would be needed. Agenda, June lith. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION ON THE MATTER OF THE FINETTI VIOLATION (VIOLATION OF BUILDING CODE AND ZONING ORDINANCE) AND COMMUNICATION FROM LOUIS DEPAOLI, JR. REGAR')ING COUNCIL ACTION AGAINST JOHN FINEETI. The Planning Commission agreed that they will work out a resubdivision oR his property, but on review, the Planning Commission feels that the complaint for the violation should,,stand because of the flagrant nature of the offense. The Clerk read Mr. Depolits letter. Mr. Depaoli addressed the Council and spoke at some length with regard to what could happen when a criminal complaint was issued and taken into court. He asked the Council to consider this before issuing a criminal complaint. �..t Cit Attorney Currie stated that the Council could ask him to Y Y prepare a complaint or not to prepare a complaint. The other alternative would be if the Council feels that the violations were not severe enough to warrant a criminal complaint then they could publicly reprimand Mr. Finetti. This was followed by a very PWO lengthy discussion in regard to the violations which were committed. Councilman Stout moved that this be 60 held over for one week with full recommendation and report to be turned over to the Council. Councilman Weiss seconded the motion with the addition that the information be given to the Council at least 72 hours before the Council meeting. City Attorney Currie stated that he will no make a recommendation but he*ill give a legal report. Planning Commissioner Mac Donald spoke on the subject and stated the Planning Codmiss- ionts feelings in the matter and he further added that they either have to condone the situation or issue a complaint in regard to violations of the City Ordinances. In this case a violation was committed and