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3- Mr. Sucher went on to explain that this would involve a great deal more of inspection work. He suggested John Fezy, Draftsman, to conduct the additional surveys, deriving f rom, the fact that Mr. Fezy had already familiarized himself with the area by his pat duties, and he is now ahead of the current project stage in his drafting work and could devote his full time to inspections. In order to obtain experience in this line a would work with the Building Department for the first few days before inspecting on his own. In a motion made, seconded and unanimously approved by the Commission it was decided tI at Mr. Fezy would conduct the surveys, and any additional time spent beyond of ice hours would be reciprocated by receiving time off. Advantages of Mr. Fezy's future duties are that he will be more useful to the Com- missioni3 I general by gaining diversified knowledge, plus the fact that the inspections will be conducted as rapidly as possible, enabling us to proceed with our next projects age. Mileage Irayment for Vernetta Nowlin, Relocation Worker Since Miss Nowlin does not use the Company Station Wagon because of the lack of an automatic shift, it was agreed by the Commission upon motion made, seconded and unanimously carried that Miss Nowlin would receive 8� per mile for the use of her own car in relation to the conduction of her relocation work. 3. The As discus property, mence by VSiSiIEOIW OF AC;QWLSIE 'IEOM APJDM_& S;A]L,Si AND affA]R]KZ TA [TY Siff ODD raisals people contacted us in the interest of doing property appraisals: Mr. Gillis Mr. Kelsey Mr. Muessel, Jr. Mr. Gordon sed in the past, we will need three separate appraisals for each piece of which is to take place during the next planning stage, estimated to com- late summer or early fall.