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4. COMMUNICATIONS (Cont'd b. That any plans for sanitary sewer installation, either than direct building connections, be submitted to the State Board of Health for approval prior to construc- tion. Regarding the inquiry about discharges, from drinking water fountains, the Stream Pollution Control Board states they have no objection to such discharges, either to storm or sanitary sewers, or, as suggested, directly into the river. On motion by Mr. Wiggins, seconded by Mr. Wade and unani- mously carried, the letters are to be received and placed on file. 5. OLD BUSINESS a. Transitional Report of Executive Directors: Mr. L. Kent TRANSITIONAL Wilcox advised these reports are submitted in forms of REPORT OF memoranda from each of the Assistant Directors to the REMAINING WORK - Executive Director, and transmitted to the Redevelop- LOAD ment Commissioners and Legal Counsel under a transmittal memorandum from him, showing each divisions' work that remains to be done, under Mr. Lennon's instructions, to the time he was appointed Acting Executive Director. The Redevelopment Commissioners and Legal Counsel have these in their packets, along with the confidential re- port on disposition, as stated in the September 20, 1974, Commission meeting. No commission action is needed on this item. b. Circle Lumber, Inc.: Mr. L. Kent Wilcox advised CIRCLE LUMBER, this involves the three rehabilitation contracts we INC. (REHABILI have with Circle Lumber, Inc., for rehabilitation work TATION ON S. on 301 South Iowa Street, 305 South Iowa Street and IOWA STREET), 309 South Iowa Street, as part of the R -57 complaints. R -57 COMPLAINTS It was previously mentioned in the last Commission meeting that Circle Lumber, Inc. would be starting on this work. We received a letter from Circle Lumber, Inc., dated September 24, 1974, advising that after much deliberation over the weekend, they have decided that they had better turn down the three (3) jobs on Iowa Street. It was Mr. Arthur A. Taelman, President, as the writer of the letter and his opinion that they could not satisfy the owners. The above have rooms sinking on the three residences. Mr. Wilcox advised that the staff informed him this morning that another contractor has agreed to submit a bid, and hopefully we will receive that by the next Commission meeting.