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Session 1575, Minutes July 27, 1992 Page 3 Accept.ance of the Gateway Printin:] Bid of $8,175.00 was :recanmerrled. Setti.nq Public Heari.ncrs to Vacate UniInoroved Allevs (#6). It was :recanmerrled that August 17, 1992 at 7:30 p.m. be set as the date am time for public hearin:]s to vacate two alleys-the uniIrproved alley adjacent to 1300 Coolidge am the alley at 8327 AWleton (east of Braddock). Both alleys may be uti- lized by adjoinin:J property owners. Public Heari.nq - 1992-93 Tax Rates (#7). It was :recanmerrled that August 17, 1992 at 7: 30 p.m. be set as the date am time for a public hearin:] to consid- er adjustment of tax rates to confonn with state laws regarding current as- sessed valuations. A d'lan;Je in the tax rates is not anticipated, but final infonnation should be available at the time of the hearin:]. Request for Solicitation Pennit - Coalition for the Enviromnent (#8). An ap- plication for a pennit to solicit was su1::mitted by Coalition for the Environ- ment, 6267 Delmar. '!hey will canvass door-to-door fran July 28 to August 17, 1992 durin:] daylight hours, usin:] 15 to 25 workers whose naIOOS will be sup- plied in advance to the Iblice Department. F'Urx3s collected will provide for educational prcqrams am state-wide canpaigns. Mr. Mans l1DVed approval of the Consent Calerdar. Mr. Schcx:mar secorrled the motion, which carried unanilrously. FUBLIC HEARING - REPEAL OF FENCE DIRECI'ION REX:XJIREMENTS '!he City Manager said a public hearin:] was scheduled for 7:30 this date am place to hear CXJl'lII'l\el1ts on a ProPOSal to repeal zonin:J Code Section 34-52.5 (d) which requires fence posts am rails to face the property interior. '!he Plan Cormnission does not :recanmerrl this d'lan;Je, however, same citizens would like to see this provision repealed. Mayor Majerus opened the IXlblic hearin:] at 7: 35 p.m. Ms. Somra Smith, 8355 Richard, :recanmerrled repealin:] this ordinance, except she felt the finished side of the fence should face outward if it can be seen fran the street. '!here were no other requests to speak, am the Mayor closed the public hear- in:] at 7:37 p.m. SWIMMING :rooL FEES '!he City Manager said the Park ccmnission has :recanmerrled an increase in fees for the School District Natatorimn am Heman Park pool, i. e., a pass for each pool will be the same price, with a 10% discount for a year-rourrl pass; daily admission fees increased by 50 cents; passes for each pool increased by $4.00 for a family of four or more, $5.00 for an irrlividual, $8.00 for a family of two, am $6.00 for a family of three. He concurred in the d'lan;Jes although he preferred to see more proportionate am slightly higher increases, since both pools are highly subsidized by tax :furrls, especially the Natatorimn.