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It was moved by llr. Swanson, seccnded by T~ir. Beard, that Ordinance No. ~81~ be .passed as read., Roll Call: Ayes o Messrs Swanson,Strater,Taylor,WTv.ting,Beard ~ Oatess. .Nays -None. ' Motion Carried Ordinance Passed iflayor -undress then read a letter from WiLoughby Hills, expressing their appreciation and thanks for the cooperation given by the T°Iayfield Village Fix°e Department in the recent fire on Eddy Road in that Village® ': It Uras moved by Tyr. Oatess, seconded~by llr. Whiting, that our engineer bring the tracing maps in the Town Hall up to date and make one half dozen copies for village use. Roll Call: Ayes -Messrs SwansonStrater,Taylor,Whiting,Beard & Oatess. Nays -None. Notion Carried . Our Engineer suggested that Council freeze arty development until after the sewer had been put in.. This_taas discussed by Council, but no action taken. o~ Engineer was asl~ed to notify -the builders of the proposed sewer. Mayor Endress read a letter from Highland Heights,.enclosing a copy of an Ord~.nance passed by that Village- relative to installation of a traffic signal a•t the corner of Lander and Wilson T"fills Road, in which they asked our Village to assume half_the cost and pass a similar ordinance. Our Police. Chief, ~`Tr. Dixon, stated that this signal was very necessary two or three times during the day and could be left on caution at other times. After some discussion, Council askedlir. Dixon to brim in the cost of this project. A letter from ~~'tayor Ritter of T~~ayfield Heights was read, in which he asked. that our viLl~,ge assume half the repair and maintenance costs of Ridgebury Blvd, Council asked that Tjr. Wieland discuss this matter with the Service Director of lTayfield Heights and report back to Council. :~ representative of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. was present and discussed tirith Council the fact that they had appal^atus at our local exchange to take fire caL1s and automatically give information to firemen as they called in. He said that this apparatus tras free, but that he could not discuss costs of installation of the service in our village at the present time. finis also brought up for discussion a phone answering service for our village to take the load off the wives of our Fire Chief and Police Chief and allots them sufficient free time to handle their other household duties. Mr. Dixon said that it had been proposed by Highland Heights that they and our village share the costs of a dlr. Weice of ~.l;.6 r2iner Road for this pu._rpose. ~Tr. Weice, who is always at home, could give our villages °almost a 2~. hour phone answering coverage. Mr. Strater than introduced ordinance No. ~.9~. entitled: "An ordinance to Enter Into a Contract With John Weice for Telephone Answering Service", which ordinance was read to Council. 6.