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South Whitley Discusses Town's Codes

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SOUTH WHITLEY - Council members Glee Eberly, president, Tony Starkey and Tom Rudd began Tuesday's meeting with discussion of town codes.

Bill Easterday, of the plan commission, has assisted in this work. There was a discussion about which computer systems were compatible and how the codes ultimately would be organized.

Attorney Jonathan Myers asked if a description of the town should be included in the work.

Clerk Mitch Winger said it would be a good idea after annexations are complete.

Plans are to annex the Spear subdivision and several other contiguous parcels.

The process will not start until early 2000.

Larry Reynolds, also of the plan commission, asked that an updated map be made available with the zoning boundaries included.

In other business the council:

• Heard Rob Zeigler's workman's compensation claim will go before an industrial hearing council.

• Approved patrolman Brad Nestel's attendance at a burglary and robbery investigation school Dec. 13 and 14 at a cost of $175 for the two days plus 20 paid working hours, room and meals.

The council also approved a three year lease payment plan for a hand-held radar "gun" for $1,800. Payments will be $50 per month.

Town marshal Dave Wilkinson will attend a police executive training session March 13 through 17 at a cost of $340, which includes lodging and meals at the police academy in Plainfield. He also asked that the Law Enforcement Training Network, a series of videotapes, be canceled and the three officers attend more schooling. The council agreed.

The council also approved enrollment in the Northeast Indiana Law Enforcement Council, which includes all officers, at a cost of $235.

• Heard the storm water portion of the sewer project has reached the end of Columbia Street and the contractors have received permission from state regulators to proceed north on State Street on the east side, out of the driving lane.

• Scheduled a 7 p.m. executive meeting Dec. 14, prior to the regular meeting, to discuss personnel matters.