Councilmen May Hire Hrc Aide

; - v 1 Hiring of a Human Relations I Department director and the re1 classification of department ■ heads will be the major items ■ facing the City Council at its I 7:30 p.m. meeting tomorrow. j , The council switched its meetI ing date to tomorrow because E of the special opening tonight oí ■ the Association of Producing ■ Artists season, to which counH cilmen have been invited. II City Administrator Guy C. II Larcom Jr. this morning was II still awaiting word from the íBman who has been tentatively ■ selected as the new Human Relllations Commission's director. ■■He is one of two under consider"Bation, but the second reportedly "f is asking for a salary which the city is not willing to pay. The directorship has been vacant since Aug. 4 when David C. Cowley resigned to accept a position in África. Assistant Prof. Alan N. Connor of t h e University School of Social Work served as acting director through Sept. 1. The reclassifications of department heads woulcl result in wage increases for the city's top personnel, the increase expected to be about five per cent. Under the reclassification plan, the city administrator would be given greater leeway in raising fiay to attract lyjSjjPel. or l;eep ones alreaJJwitTHJÏteity. At the opening of tomorrow ;;eting, the council will conduct a pubiife. heLyig on a proposed ordinance regulating motorcycle rental agencies. The ordinance passed at first reading without opposition, but dealers tomorrow are expected to protest certain provisions of the ordinance. The ordinance is similar to one which had been proposed last year, but which was not adopted by the council a f t e r dealers registered objections. In other business tomorrow, the council will be asked to approve a resolution to purchase a portion of the Graves property on Huron River Drive east of Bird Road. The council had given tentative approval to the purchase earlier but has not formally acted on it. In a related matter, the council will be, asked to approve the hiring of land purchasers to speed the city's park - land acquisition program, as well as other needed land acquisition.s for thoroughfare right-of-way. Also, the council will be asked to approve a series of voting precinct boundary changes, the major changes occurring in the Third ánd Fourth Wards. City Clerk John P. Bentley says the changes will effect some 6,000 voters.