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Public Hearing held on Monday, April 16,198H at 7:00 p.m. at the American Legion Hall on Spring Street. Present: Mayor Sy~ett, Trustees Carey, Costa, Cioppa, and Mazochi; Att'y Reilly, and Treasurer Campilii. Also present: Gerald Delaney, and Frank Savelli. Treasurer Campilii presented the proposed tentative 198~-'85 budget. He reported that there had been an increase in the village tax base and that revenues to be raised approximated $950,000. Present p~oJections called For an increase of $7.56 per thousand for an overall levy of $60.06 per thousand. There were no questions or comments from the public. The Board scheduled a meeting with the Treasurer for Tuesday, April 17,198~ at 8:00 p.m. at the Village Hall for further discussion regarding possible reductions. Motion by Trustee Mazochi, seconded by Tr. Costa that Gerald Delaney and Frank Savelli be appointed clerk o' the works for the firehouse projects at W.T. Garner and S.W. Johnson respect- ively. -carried. Imperial Gdns. Meeting with Hr. George Angel of Imperial Gardens Co. in reference to proposed expansion. Also present: Water Commissioners Catalano, and Chase, ~nd Fire Chi®f Farrello Mr. Angel stated that the Imperial Gdns. Co. anticipated building about 75 units on approximately HE next to Imperial Towers. He stated that they had not as yet determined whether to build several two and three-story townhouses or to construct fewer~four-storybuildings. Trustee Mazochi complimented the Co. on the generally improved condition of the~property, and pointed out that any structur~es would have to comply with the new state fire code. Mr. Angel said that the buildings were plan~ed to be built of pre-stressed concrete and to be largely fireproof. Chief Farrell stated that in his view, the main problem would be ensuring adequate water supply and pressure in the lines. He observed that the there had been significant problems in responding to fires at that location in the past, necessitating assistance from many other companies; and that hooking a pumper to the hydrant would seriously inhibit the ®ffecti~eness of any interior sprinkler system. He stated that in his opinion, additional expansion of the complex would require the construct- ion of either a water tower or another line to loop the system. Commis~oner Catalano mentioned that there was a pressure pump to maintain water pressure in the buildings. Trustee Mazochi pointed out that the pumps would not function~ if there were an interruption in power.