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It was moved by Mre 1Nhita.ng,,seconded by Mr. Taylor' that the Clerk purchase these items. Roll Calle Ayes m Messrs Swanson,Endpess,Taylor9Wh~.ting~Beard and Oatess. Nays - None. Motion Carried A nevr edition of the Ohio Municipal Code is being published and Mr4 Edelman asked that one be~purchased for his use. At~this time the matter of providing one for the Town Hall for use of village officials was discussed. n It was moved by Mr. Swanson, seconded by Mr. Taylor, that two books be purchased. Roll Callo Ayes - Messrs Swanson?Endress,Taylor,Whiting'Beard & Oatess. Nays - None. Motion Carried At this point Mayor Hodgson turned .the meeting over to the, spectators aril Mr. De Groot of 195 'Norton Park Blvd. speaking for a delegation of his neighbors' complained bitterly of the condition of the road on Worton Park Blvd® He was under the impression that money had been allocated for repair of this road. Mayo~° Hodgson reported that there was no money in our ,road fund in the present budget, but that -something could be worked out whereby, with the help of.the~owners, the road could be black-topped. The only other alternative was to put slag in the Boles, which would be kicked out with the passing cars. He said that Mre Endress had figures on this and could work out something with him. Mr, Jacques, who owns a lot on Maple Gx°ove, appeared again at Council and stated that he had been unable to work out any easement plan with the abutting neighbors, provided the road was vacated, and asked permission to drop sufficient slag on Maple Grove to allow entrance and egress of his trucks. s It was moved by Mr. Endress, seconded by Mr. Beard, that.Mr.~ Jacques be allowed to drop sufficient slag t® allow him an entrance from Wilson Mills Road to his property. Ro11 Calls Ayes - Messrs.Swanson~Endress,Taylor,Whiting~Beard and ~atess. Nays - None. Motion carried Mr. Krebs of Wilson IV~i.lls Road then arose and asked to have it go on record that he was deeply appreciative of the very fine Sob done by our service Department and the Eire Department, far:beyond the Dell of duty, in pump~:ng sewage from his basement. He stated further that he could not understand the great amount of sewage concurrent with every. rainy and wonolered if something could be done about it. Considerable discussion was had and the possibility that a number of roof drains_ might be cut ~.nto the sewer was discussed. 6.