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(a) Public Hearing conlz.'! ,acd r::m 1nec:ti r or Apr
13. ORDINANCE No, _ AN CP D:!,:A,%C'C A-C)P'I G E
FPST'ECd" 7C; USE CIA° F'
' Or" C'i1 1 P c,•.'ti !Tet pis� c:•'I'J('S
Appl_cati.or, by Commor.laofail.h i
classi.f.icatio.n ._frcn Wash..nyt,on t. } ._-r._. ...rbJ
to City o):
.:... L a ? .0 acts.
U,ith-,n the pr )r.% c.. an, are
and a mixture of .:.rl
,rhe subject prr.i a 7 t:y c tFd „s:
o`_ S_LJ. Sc L, E c ry h., c: and
200, 300, -30: and 6t'3 On Tax Map e +1 34A, arm 'I` x Lc; 6t '_''
602 cn.Tax Map IS! 34b)
(a) P.thlic Hearing continued £reit meet _r , 9
9') y
14. CONDITIONAL USE APPEAL, App .cart A.
Co_perat_or, Pequest for @'gird ,.
restaurant in as C-3. Genera':
S.E, corner of S:,t,. p c_f' U gri.oa.
(Tax Map "2S} 2C-B, Cf Taxi
(a) Setting of public hear;r.a
15, PRCPCSED AMENDMENTS TO CITY CSF TIG3APT, Z('NI\c.
1. To place aii resliurant= :co cr>n<:ic_rn;3, ,a• p
of zc viing crdinarce,
Tc ':nc -u ie N- L
-Jfes C3i. - >.
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permitted uses in the C-4 zcrc,
30 To irEci.ucc --materiaLrta.e h tY c tz; e r
StOfdaE as a-COr iCrP.
4. TO delete severa' -
pYa-maceutleal ma n..tc _rc e c cc
5, T,7, Place fond and c.ec_ra -
use u-:: :Ora' nE the M-4 ar=
(a) Setting of itub: :c ilcsr ;300 t
16, O'fuEF. BL`EiNESS
17, CALL TO AUD;ENCE FC.,g 'F'.3C;E DES„?:NG } SYPAY
18, ADJOURNMENT
PAGE 2 - COUNCIL AGENDA APRIL 23, -A-9-1:3
T I G A R'D C I T K C O U NC I L
REGULAR MEETING April 23, 1973, 7:30 P.m.
1. ROLL CALL: Present: Mayor Daniel L. Larsen; Councilmen Floyd
H. Bergmann, John E. Cook, ,Robert=C. Moore, ,Charles
L. °Norton, Fred A. Anderson, City Attorney; Nick
Hiebert,'Director of Public Services &' Facilities;
Richard Bolen. Acting Planning Director; Doris
Hartig, city Recorder.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES, April 9, 1973
(a) Approved as submitted
4. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
(a) None reported
5. APPROVAL OF EXPENDITURES & INVESTMENTS: 519.480.85
(a) Motion to approve: Councilman Moore; seconded by
Councilman Bergmann.
Approved by unanimous cote of Council.
6. MONTHLY REPORTS:
(a) Motion to approve monthly reports submitted: Councilman
Bergmann, seconded by Councilman Norton.
Approved,by unanimous vote of Council.
7. APPROVE O.L.C,C. APPLICATION, Hulburt's Country Inn & Steakery,
9755 S.W. Shady Lane, Tigard, Oregon, D.B. Application.
(a) City Recorder stated Police Department had reviewed
application and found no reason to disapprove application.
(b) Motion to approve application: Councilman Norton, seconded
by Councilman Cook.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
B. RESOLUTION No. 73-10 RESOLUTION OF CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF TIGARD, OREGON, RECOGNIZING MERITORIOUS
SERVICE OF RAY RANGILA
(a) Motion to adopt: Councilman Cook, seconded by Councilman
Norton.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
(b) Mayor Larsen presented copy of resolution and pen set
to Mr. Rangila in appreciation for his service to the
City.
9. RESOLUTION No. 73-11 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF TIGARD, OREGON, RECOGNIZING OUTSTANDING
AND DEDICATED ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP OF
STEPHEN M. TEL,FER
(a) Motion to adopts Councilman Macre; seconded by Councilman
Bergmann.
Approved by unanimous vote of Ccunc:i.
(b) Mayor Larsen presented copy -:f resolution and wrist: watch
to Mr. Telfer in appreciation for his service tc the city.
10. APPOINTMENT OF DORIS HARTIG AS ACTING C: 'IT ADM_A_STRATOR
(a) Motion to approve appointment_� C,>s nci_man Berg-Mann,
seconded by,'.Councilmar'Norton,
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
11. ORDINANCE No. 73-11 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING F.,NDINGS WITH
RESPECT TO USE CLASS`iFICATICN aF'LANDS OF
FRED SCHR. ELEF.
Applicant is Fred Schriever for a change Of zCne Classification
from R-7, Single Family Residential to P-D. Planned nete;.r..pment
to facilitate the development of 6.46 acres into 30 M,41ti-
family dwellings including 6 four-pl.exes and -2 tri-plexes,
located on the.south sides,of SSW, Wa:�nut Street and S_.Wt Fonner
Street appromin+ately 230 feet r.crth cf '.,W. Watkiirs I�.e_,.u'e.
(Tax Map 2S1 2-SC, Tax Lot '1900).
(a) Public hearing con'�.i_nued from, meet_t!g of April 9, '973
Mavor Larsen closer l.b' _c hearing.
(b) Motion to adapt. Couraci'_man Norton. seconded by
Councilman Cook
Approved by unanimous vote of Counci:. (application denied)
12. ORDINANCE No,. 73-12 AN ORDINANCE ADOPT3.NG FIND.:NGS WITH
RESPECT TO USE CLASSIFICATION OF LANDS
OF COMMONWEALTH PROPERTIES,
Application by Commonwealth Properties, Inc. for change of zone
classification from Washington County S-R, Suburban Residential
to City of Tigard P-D, Planned Development to facilitate the
development of a 100 acre planned residential subdivision.
Included within, the proposed plan are common greenways, a
neighborhood park, and a mixture Of single family and multi-family
housing sites. The subject property is located on the S.E.
side of the intersection o_ S.W. Scholl.s Ferry Road and S..W, 121st
Avenue. (Tax Lots 100, 200, 300, 301 and 603 on Tax Map ?S1
34A, and Tax Lots 600 and 602 on Tax Map ISI 34B).
(a) Public Hearing continued from meeting of April. 9, 1973.
Mayor Larsen closed the public hearing.
(b) Motion to adopt. Councilman Fergmann, seconded by Council-
man Cook.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council. (app:ication denied)
PAGE 2 - COUNCIL, MINUTES APRIL 23, 1973
13. CONDITIONAL USE APPEAL. App'-ica is A W Deve:k� .e^
Corporation. Request a cord -.scnal usa drive-in
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`- zone ceatcd cn the
restaurant Ira a =3N Gene a n e ciaz
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S.E, cornu of S.w Paccniof Taxwrst+23GG)W Gar're- St.
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(Tax Map,2S1 2CB. p�^
(a) Setting of =utaic Hearing B,GC P i^. :. May
(b) Motion to set pubizc hea <rgr Cc rc...nst ce. aar"nj
seconded by C'oQncilmanMocre-
AFPYcved by uaanimcus vote Ccunc, i
14. PROPOSED AMENDMENT: TO C-TY Or T�GARD ZON!NG ORDINANCE
1;, To place all restaurants into c�r..d;t-�na.. use rr,cv_s- --
of zon-rig ordinance, ccs as
2. To include profess_ona� officesices with ne "ca.l' off
permitted uses in the
3o To include materia storage with cur,+ ._tors equipment
o e..t:irra use
w:th the M � n M zones.
storage as a c
tit permitted ses'such a battery
4`o To delete several o -ria F the r _tted
armaceut x^an fact Q
irrm
and ph-
M-4 uses l.et ;;e c_ tzona
5. To place ford and cevera(.e
,aap, tu.:rg
use provisions cr th M 4 zone.
(a) Setting of P b.l. e Hear a 8� .M May d i9-2
(b) Motion to `-.
c�.Z__c heariizgf Cckncilmaro 1,n_.tiDn, seconded
by Councilman Ccok.
Approved by unanimou:> vv-e cf Cour-
c:-:-OTHER BUSINESS
A. Council requested status report rn. bxr:b=ard maratcrium. Staff
recommendat_os of Planning'reviewmisssor
reported findings and
.
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have been turned over to the City Attorney
se
B. Staff requested clarification
cf-waytco;Eur`nham
requirement with respect
and Ash St. City Attorney' seated at the t-�me the Deed f..,r.
dedication is prepared it should ind.cate the City agrees to ai'.ow
credit of the value of the larsd at the t..zre Of the formation of
a L.I.D. and that. the value would he included. as part of the cost
of the project. City Attorney to provide Procedure to hand ie
this type of dedication.
C. Allan Paterson suggested Council should de ay e.ploying a new
City Planner until the position cf City Adm.n-st ator has been
filled. He also requested applicants shot. d ben,rusmed of
their responsibility tc cor o ben h the regrarene - of the
Fasano decision when appiy4rsg L' r rezor.; rg cf prcpert.y.
D. Adjournments 8.35 P,M.-
City Reccro.er �
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ATTESP
Mayo
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BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT
APRIL 23, 1973:
GENERAL FUND - U. S. NATIONAL BANK
Cha ct"Wo
12120 Postmaster - postage for machine 18) 150.00
12121 Thomas Killion - witness fee 11 14.00
12122 Robert Wheeler " �11) 7.00
12123 Dean Cawley if (11) 7.00
12124 Gary Jacobsen " (11) 7.00
12125 John Boomer " S11 7.00
12126 John Newman " Rl) 7.00
12128 Pettv Cash Custodian (10)7.00(12)3.87(13)1.95(14)12.30
(16)17.40(17).50(18)1.33(19)8.57(20)1.10" 54.02
12.129 Harold E. Twenge - witness fee ((11) 5.00`
12130 Roger Thomssen - recording (12) 4.00'
12132 Alvin Hiebert - travel expense 19 31.60
12133 Robert Thompson travel expense 19) 19.90,
12134 RicahrdrBolen - travel expense 14) 9.60,
12.174 Oregon Administration Co. 1619) 28.75
12175 League of Oregon Cities-Kainser (103)265.20 (616)253.78 518.98
12176 Raymond Rangila - travel expense (14) 14.10
12177 League of Oregon: Cities-Blue Cross(103)416.61(616)271.16 687.77
12178 Harold E.'Twerge - witness fee milage (11) 2.40
12179 League of Oregon Cities - Salary Continuation (105) 149.96
12183 Alvin Hiebert-travel :expense-Am.Public Works Conv. (19) 121.66
12184 Anderson & Dittman (11)233.00 (18)646.00 879.00
12185 Beaverton Dodge (16)600.41 (19)3.96 (20) '.80 605.17
12186 Dir. C's Photo Factory- film 19) 5.10
12187 Columbia Maintenance - janitorial service 18) 174.00
12188 Gaylord Bros. -`Book Truck, supplies �15 85.90`
12189 General Telephone Co. (16)117.00(18)460.22(20)24.58 :-601.80
12190 Harris Uniforms clothing (16) 13.70
12191 Jackson's Parts & Supplies(16)33.78(20)6.39 40.17'
22192 Line-Up Shop -bushings, ball joints (13) 84.45
; 2193 Marsh & McLennan Inc.-Insurance-Equip. floater 18) 210.00
12195 Maryatt 'Industries - ,laundry service 120)
12196 Marine Lumber'Co.(15)43.52(17)3.04(19)15.11(20)11.4'6 " 73.13
12197 Oregon Blue Print Co. - prints (19) 8.64
12198 Peter's Office Supply- supplies (13) 35.52
12199' Portland General Electric Co. (282) 1,402.55
12200 Print Mill (12)1.75(16)6.65(19)10.85 19.25
12201 City of Portland Treasurer (16)15.61 (20)33.34 48.95
12202 Pargas (12)11.04 (16)350.29 361.33
12203 Southwest Office Supply (12)1.00(14)42.60(16)18.30(19)5.35
(20)4.30 71.55
12204 Tigard Times- budget hearing, zone change (12) 53.68
12205 Valley Auto Parts (16)21.87(17)6.30(19)2.94(20)24.69 55.80
12206 Valley Petroleum & Welding - oxygen (20) 5.45
12207 Multnomah Co. (10)30.78(11)78.58(12)69.60 (14)38.72
(16)75.91(18)11.10(19)66.38(20)124.84 495.91
12208 RCA Corporation - radio 16.2) 778.00
12194 Fred Meyer - carpet & adhesive X18) 9.05
12209 Charles Martin- witness fee (ll) 14.00
12210 Robert Wheeler ° (11) 7.00
1.2211 General Telephone Co. (18) 21.85
12212 Portland General Electric Co. (17) 12.90
12213 Rogers Machinery Co.,Vol. Control,pressure gauges (17) 10.25
12214 Virginia Renwick - trial atty. (11) 25.00
$8,097.59
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SEWER FUND - U S. NATIONAL BANK
12174 Oregon Administration Co. 619 .91
12177 League of Oregon Cities - Blue Cross 103 12.29
12179 League of Oregon Cities -.Salary;Continuation 105) 5.21
12196 'Marine Lumber Co. —supplies 30)) 5.50
12203 Southwest Office Supply 30) 3,90
2808 Beaverton Printing -'envelopes 30 63.35
2809 Columbia Equipment -' Wayne pipe plugs 130) 179.80
$270.96
STATE TAX STREET FUND - U. S. NATIONAL BANK
12174 Oregon Administration Co. (619) 3.02
12171 League;of Oregon Cities-Blue Cross(103)42.58(616)21.76 64.34
12179 League of Oregon Cities-Salary Continuation (125) 13.33
12202 Pargas 40.45
12205 Valley Auto Parts 20) 6.10
2442 reenaughty Machinery; Co.-head light switch;sweeper 20 4.26
2443 Oregon Culvert Co. -_ tees, bands, pipe 20 79.86
2444 Tigard Auto Body Works plastic-body putty 120) 9.10
2445 Traffic Safety - No Parking signs (20 30.60
2446 Tigard Sand & Gravel Co. -`rock (20) 94:50
$345.56
MISCELLANEOUS: INVESTMENTS BANCROFT TRUST ACCOUNT--U. S. NATIONAL BANK
12131 First National Bank - Time Deposit B.C. #9 (532) 10,669.39
12199 Portland General Electric Co. - Trust Fund (283) 97.35
$10,766.74
TOTAL CHECKS WRITTEN =$19,480.85
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
REVENUES
Date 'March, 1973
G2MtAL FUYu 1972/73 CURRENT YEAR TO
BUDGET MONTH
Cash on Hand 7/1/72 E 37,357. 77,934.
701 Property Tax-Current 215,019• 3 7,326. 204,991.
702 Property Tax-Prior;yrs. 16,000. 783. 19,377.
703 Land Sales & Advance Taxes 200. -0- 158.
704 Trailer Sales Tax . 50. -0- 153.
REVENUE FROM OTHER AGENCIES
712 Cigarette Tax 18,044. -0- 14,447.
713 Liquor Tax 48.977. -0- 37,241.
717 State Subvention - BOR 13,186. -0- -0-
717 State .Subvention IEP 24,652. -0- 13,483.
718 County Subvention-'USA 43,327. 3,405. 46,732.
LICENSES'& P .RMITS
721 Business 23,200. 466. 18,295.
722 Liquor 200. 60. 170.
723 Bicycle 50. -0•- 158.
724 Plumbing 6 iieating 6,900. 391. 7,706.
726 Building 29,750. 5,053. 23,448.
727 Moving 50. -0- 20.
728 Street Openings 250. -0- -0-
729 . Sign 500. 50. 231.
e1NF_ & FORFFITI`LtE::
731&734 Court`& Indigent Defendents Def. 52,0J0. 3.988. 31,125.
USE OF MONE't 3. i-TOPERTY
742 Telephone Pay Booth 20. 4. 39.
743 Interest 1,000. 640. 2,229.
CHARGES FOR CURRENT SERVICES
750.10 StreetSweeping 2,000. - 90; 1,005.
750.20` Subdivision Application Fee 300. -0- 382.
750.30 Subdivision Lighting 1,000. 432. 2,575.
151 Zoning 7.djustments 1,950. 1,302. 3,327.
752
Document t Sales 600. 101. 778.
755 P.W. Construction Fees 500. 668. 3,964.
756 Lien '.hecks 690. 112. 840.
757 Sale of Street Signs 300. 105. 545.
758 Library Fines & Fees 432, 102. 770.
FRANCHISE`REVENUE:
761 Portland General Electric 32,632. -0- 32,125.
/62 N. W. Natural Gas 6,327. -0- 8,978.
763 General Telephone 13,302. -0- 14,065.
764 Garbage 2.800. -0- 3,362.
'!66 Taxi 30. -0- 90.
1972/73 CUM= YEM To ;
BUDGET MOIdlli DA
gam+ `�ersonaRECEIPTSoperty Sale -0- -0- 1.,314.
.��
771 Sale of City Property 1, 30. -0-
775 Unclaimed Property Sale 100. -0- 100,
776 Donation`'- Chicken Barbecue 1.,2000 -0- -0-
776 Donation - Paterson 976. -0- -0-
776 Donation'- Library 1"000. -0- 128.
776. Donation - Building -0- 2,440. 2,440.
REcoVE= EXPENDITURES
783 Administration Sewer & Road' 7,000•' 7,000. 7,000,
785 Gas Tax Refund; 646. -0- 501.
787 Nuisance Abatement 100. -0- -0-
788 Other 100. 270. 3,617.
TOTAL GENERAL FUND $606,517. $34,788. $585,843.
SEWER FUND
Available cash 7/1/72 $115,877: 126,282.
USE OF NONEY &'PRQ€?.RTY`
Yfgi nterest 925. 1,556. 3,937. ,
747 New Project OEA,etc.__ 50,000. -0- --0-
CHARGES FOR CURRENT SERVICES
753 Sewer Connection Fees 13,000• 11,390. 32,419.
754 Sewer Service Charges 39,641. 2,046 27,553.
755 Sewer Permits'& Inspection` 3,300• 438, 3,288.
OTHER 440, -0- 4,140.
4/+ Unbonded Assessment & Int. 160:
788 Other 350` -0-
TOTAL SEWER FUND $222,933. $15,430.' $197,779.
STATE TAX SIRE*ETT FUND
Available cash 7/1/72 18,600. 20,099.
REVENUE FROM OTHER AGENCIES
State ,as Tax 83,579. -0- 87,188.
717 State Subvention PEP 8,113. -0- 5,132.
USE OF MONEY
�4�--merest 250. 44. 527-
788 Other 5. -0-
TOTAL STATE TAX STREET FUND $110,547. 8 44. $112,946.
ROAD.FUND :
Available cash 71/72 500. 1.,697.
INTERMEDIATE RESOURCES
oeun y . oa ax 500. 63. 1,178. ;
743 Interest - - 6. - 12.
s
TOTAL ROAD FUND $ 1,000. $ '69. $ 2,887.
4,
P o 2 - REVENUES
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1 /73 CURRENT YEAR TO
MONTHDATE
Assessments $32.000• 8,728. 45,322.
Interest 13,681• 2,104. 10,013.
USE OF MONEY + 385. 1,846.
on Inveatme�nta 5•
TOTAL BANCROFT BONDS $45,686. $11,217. $ 57,181.
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
Available Cash 7/1/72 $13,262. 13,262.
Cash from USA 25,664. -0- 24,471.
TOTAL OBLIGATION BONDS $38,926. $ -0- $ 37,733.
TOTAL BUDGES $1,025,609.
FEDERAL REVUE SHARING
715 -0- 59,229.
743 Interest -0- 632.- ;
S -0- $ 59,861.
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FINANCIAL STATEMM
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GENERAL F"MM1972-73 NO. 73
H
Fear to
Month Rte
Mayor 3t Council 4,030. 248.50 2,304.41
Municipal Count 17,622. 1,500.53 11,786.15 :
AdMinistration 62,652.. 4,821.70 47,440-78
Building Dept.. 22,935. 86.5:01. 14,917.14
Planning & Zoning 32,899. 2,561.26 23,254.91
Library 18f104. 1,587.04 12,265.24 �
Police 254,833. 24,100.70 179,560.28
Parks & Recreation 24,361. 877.46 7,752.90
Non-Departmental 104,954. 2.945.23 41,671.57 L
Engineering 39®668. 3,196,38 20,912.28
Street Operation & Maint. 22,705 668,05 16,109.61
Contingency 3 46 . -0- -0-
Total General Fund &.
S 517. ? �b9.86 $373x975.27
SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND
Operation & Maintenance 166,276. 8,697.08 24 845.20
Replacement & Expansion 54,383. -0- 4,283.23
Conti ency 2 4 -o- -o-
Tota Sewer mad e . & 9 2
STATETALC STREET FUND
Operation
per oncy' Mainten`ance 102, 0474 10,400.05 43,372.96
Cont -a- -0-
Total State Tawe St. $jjqU U4 .' $10,400.05432.96
ROAD FIM
Operation & Maintenance -0- r0_
SPECIAL ASSESRgRM.MT FUND
Bancroft Bonds 1.2®3,4;
5.6.7.8.9 6 35 .00 $2_ 9b9.12
GENERAL DEBT PSD �
General Obligation Bonds Q8"2 _o- 5b.25
TOTAL BUDGET $1,0259609. $63.001.99 $487,602.03
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PIPIAL sumnARY
TOTAL General Fed. Sewer State TaxRoad Gen. Total Ban-
Fund Reserve Fund Street Fund Oblig. croft Funds
' B81. Feb. 28. 1973 640,031.34 216,719.44 59,229.00 162,532.71 79,904.46 2,853.65 13,113.75 105,678.33
"ipts 19_73 X142,338.80 39,562.96 631.59 51,014.53 37,043.75 69.51 -0- 14,016.46
' itures-Operating 103,893.40 (48,693.50) -0 (7,262.45) (47,402.45) -0- -0- (535.00)
' tares-Investments 39,800-00 -0- -0- (37.000.00 -0- -0- -0- (2.800.00)
Cash M1. P+Iar�h 31 19 3$638,676.74 $207,588.90 $59,860.59 169,284.79 $69,545.76 $2,923.16 $13,113.75 $116,359.79
Consists of:
Cash in U.S. Nat'l. Bank 74,012.96 39,834.99 -0- 17,189.29 2,341.83 - 1,373.57 -0- 13,273.28
Cash in 1st. Nat'l. Bank 3,167.00 3,167.00 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0-
Time Deposits
0=Timepasits & Savings 568 164F659 860 59 152 095 50 67.203.93 1.549.59 13.113.75 103.086.51
$638,676.74 $207,588.90 $59,860.59 169,284.79 $69,545.76 $2,923.16 $13,113.75 $116,359.79
TIGARD PUBLIC ? BRaRY :EFFORT+ ;:ARCH 1973'
We again had a record month. The book 'checked-out total was up another
500 books ( this does not'include magazines). The figures for the two
months clearly show the increse
Adult Books= Feb= 2529 Juvenile Books= Feb= 1005
IKar= 2925 mar= 1198
Total Books for February were 3534 Feb fines= 538.59 Feb"N Ccu.ao=ar ';,u''L'
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for March were 4123. Mar fines= $53.57 Mar New Cards= X76.
Our trend seems to be going up and staying up® The brochures that the
Friends of the Library had printed are spreading the word and we are
getting a lot of feedback, including those put in the sewer bills.
The floor has been fixed, the bookcases are back up, and the books have
been replaced. There is still a little cleanup work but the floor is
solid .