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Mayor.Hodgson read a letter from the East Ohio Gas Company, submitting for approval their- plans covering .the proposed construction of a gas main and service between the sidewalk and curb on the. south side of Seneca Rvad, westerly from the west of Beech Hil]. Road, as indicated on a drawing of the proposed construction, which drawing was examined. by Council. It was moved by Iii. Oatess and seconded by Mr. 1~ting that the proposed construction be approved. Roll Ca11: Ayes•® Messrs Swanson,0atess,Tsylor,~hi.ting & Beard. Nays - None. Motion Carried • Proposed Construction Approved Mayor Hodgson reported that a~petitiori.whicYi had been circulated among the tvrent~ six residents of the Village of fl~tayfield on Ridgebury Boulevard for the purpose of receiving their assent to the proposed construction of a water main along Ridgebury Boulevard had been returned with ten signatures to the.peti~tion. Mr. Gagliardo, one of.the residents of Ridgebury Boulevard, who is not served by any mater main except a 2" private main connected to the Mayfield Heights water mains, explained that there would be no direct benefit to the large majority of the residents of Ridgebury Boulevard who are residents of the Village of Mayfield through the construction of a water main by the Village of Mayfield on Ridgebury Boulevard. Mr. Swanson suggested a meeting of the residents of Ridgebury Boulevard who are residents of the City of Mayfield Heights vrith those on Ridgebury Boulevard who. are .residents of. the Village. of Mayfield. Mr. Beard suggested dropping the matter, since the residents of the Village of Mayfield :who are residents of Ridgebury Boulevard indicated by their petition that they did not think that the construction of a water main on Ridgebury Boulevard would be beneficial to them at the present time. Mr. Whiting suggested that the matter be tabled. Mayor Hodgson read a letter from Fulton, Krinsky & Dela Nlotte, who are the contracto~°s building the addition to Mayfield Center Elementary School. The letter was in response.to an. inquiry by the Service Director and Council of the Village of Mayfield with respect to the approval by the Village of plans for the construction of such addition and the collection of building permit fees for such construction. The letter furnished the legal opinion of the Solicitor of Garfield Heights9 Ohio, to the effect that municipal authorities are without authority to require permit fees of municipal school districts for new school buildings or additions thereto. Mayor Hodgson read a letter from the Mayfield School District Recreation Council, requesting the Village of.Ddayfield to send a representative to the,meeti_ngs of the organization® Mr. Rogers, Treasurer of the Village of Mayfield, volunteered to act as the official representative of the Village in such organization. 9.