Winter club to be demolishedThe he prime mover in getting
these things done was Charlie
Boy nrian, who. was one of the first
Councilmen and Vice Mayor for
the Village of NPB. He was also
the first President of the NPB
Shuffleboard and Recreational
Board. We -feel the council erred
wn their decision. The building
should have been named the
Charles Bowman Building.
Loreto completed his statement.
The most lively discussion
occurred when the council took up
the question of authorizing the
Director of - Public Safety to
establish the position of -Corporal.
in the niblic. Safety Department at
a starting salary of $18,500.
The chief defender* of this
motion was Councilwoman Nolan
who stated, "My position is to
create a Corporal in., the Public
Service Department with a sahat-y
of $18,500. " In response to her,
Councilmen Ntoore and Valente
pointed out to Nolan that the
council has received a request from
the Public Safety Department
asking to create a position for one
man.
The "one man" was identified
at the last Council meeting as Clay
Walker, the - current Crime
Prevention Officer. Moore's
objection at the last Council
meeting was that the union might
object, since Walker does not have
the seniority that some of the other
officers do.
It was stated at this evening's
meeting that the union has since
declared it 'has no objection's.
Valente warned the council that if
at some later date the council
should' decide to abolish the
Cot,Tpral position, they might then
'be prevented. from doing this
because it v�as. part of the union
contract.
Moore . commented' that, the
council "should be . able to
compensate officers without creat-
ing a new position, " Moc ore asked
Nolan, "Will it (the . Corporal's
position.) be postedon the bulletin
board, anal will there be tests for
the job.?
Nolan replied that she was for
6 6 whatever their the Public Safe
D(--.-partinent) procedure is."
Valente, agreeing with Moore,,
said "-it's not fair not tc- open it (tbe
Corporal's position) up to testing,. "
With -Moore and Valente voting
no the passed motion 3-2.
.
In a 4-1. vote (Moore -voting
"Do")., the 'Council vvlfi let out
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Winter*C1ub . to be clert►olis"
eel.
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bids for the demolition of the
Winter Club Building. However,
not before Moore got Charlie
Omelia, Director of Public
Servicts, to return the chandelier
to the Winter Club Building. This
is required under the current bid
specifications;
The council made the following
appointments: Margaret Davison
and Reg Grant to the County Club
Advisory Board; Helen Aniendola
and Libby Greene, to the Library
Advisory "Board; Patti Wiesenec,k
and Qharles W 'fight to thf-
ri ,
Recreation. Advisory Board; 'rom
Kelsey and Carroll Smoot to the
ssion; George
Planning Commi* .
Baldwin and George Finney to the
Code Einfor . cement Bt-yard: and
Thomas McCathey Jr. and Neat
Neff to the Contractors -Bc�a-rld