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Former 4th Ward Alderman Patrick W. Schrader announced Wednesday he is running for his old seat in this fall's election. Schrader, a Democrat, served 10 years on the Common Council before Republican Andrew D. Chapman defeated him in 2009.
Loyd Andrew Black CHAPMAN --- Loyd Andrew Black, 91, Chapman, died Tuesday, March 22, 2005, at his home.
The Common Council voted, 4-2, Wednesday to approve a reapportionment plan for the city's five wards for use starting with November's election. Alderman Jack L. Smith Jr., who the author of the new ward map said got the worst deal, and Alderman Andrew D. Chapman cast the "no" votes after a public hearing.
The Common Council voted Wednesday to sell 79-81 Canal St. to the Hydraulic Race Co. and also scheduled a public hearing for April 20 on a revised ward map. The $70,000 sale was approved by a 4-2 vote, with Aldermen Andrew D. Chapman and Jack L. Smith Jr. voting no.
As the implementation of the city's new garbage and recycling system was postponed again, city officials acknowledged Wednesday that a computer chip embedded in each recycling bin could be used to track individual recycling totals. However, in a 75-minute markup session, the Common Council accepted Alderman Andrew D. Chapman's request that the law governing the new garbage system be amended to specify that recycling is voluntary.
Lame-duck Alderman Jack L. Smith Jr. said he has revived his proposed public nuisance law and will try to get it passed at the Common Council's final meeting of the year Dec. 21. Smith, D-2nd Ward, ran into trouble with the proposal Wednesday, however, as none of his colleagues would second a motion to call a public hearing. Smith's usual Council ally, Alderman Andrew D. Chapman, R-4th Ward, missed the meeting.
After a vigorous debate, the Common Council on Wednesday ratified a sick-leave buyout package for some city retirees that would boost their pensions. The measure passed, 4-1, with Alderman Andrew D. Chapman, R-4th Ward, voting no.
The city will spend nearly $500,000 on a new fire truck and borrow at least half the cost, the Common Council decided last week. The move to buy the new pumper truck capped several months of controversy, during which Alderman Andrew D. Chapman held up the purchase by asserting the bids were rigged to produce the outcome Fire Chief Thomas J. Passuite wanted.
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