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Mayor, Eridress then read a letter fs°om Kenneth Nash .of Van. Akers, Whiting, Arnold and Nash, enclosing a copy of H. J. R. No0.5 regarding the creation of subdistricts in Cuyahoga County for the election of State Senators and Representatives. He asked that Council be urged to.give it their support and mail to the various members of the legislature, their copy of a resolution on .the mattero Mr. Oatess.then introduced resolution No. 280 entitled= "A Resolution Commending the House and Senate of the Ohio State Legislature in their proposal to amend Article XI of the Constitution of the-State of Ohio to provide for dividing Cuyahoga bounty into subdivisions for election of Senators and Representatives", which resolution was read to Council. It was moved by ~Ir. Beard, seconded_by Mr. Whiting, that the rules of law requiring a resolution to be read on three... separate occasions be suspended. Roll Ca],7.s .Ayes Messrs Scaanson, Strater, Taylor, W1~.ting,Beard & Oatess Nays - Noneo _ _ _ " . Motion Cai9s~ied " Rules Suspended It was moved by Mgr. Oates s, seconded by Mr. Beard, that Resolution No, 280 be passed as read.. ~ ~~. Roll Calls Ayes - Messrs S~ranson,Strater,Taylor;Z~hiting,~eard ~ Oatess. Nays - None. r7otion carried ~• Resolution passed Mayor Endress read a letter from E. H. Hall of Highland Road, commending our Police Department and Service Department for. their excellent service in his time of .need during a wind storm. . Mayor Endress sported that he had attended a turnpike meeting in L~mdhurst, at which all Mayors were present. He reported that Lyndhurst was upset and trying to encourage all mayors to~go_to-.Columbus and sit with the governor and hear their story. As far as Mayor Endress was able to determine, the present location would be about even with the Catholic Parish and the Golf Course and was being encouraged by Mr. Albert Porter and Proctor Noyes, who wished to get it closer to.Town. Mayor Endress reported that he had a call from some one in the Village representing the Aintree Development - the first to be along SOM Center and the question .was raised as to_the impact. on our existing sewer of a. development of 110 homese He was afraid this would overload the sewer and injectors to a point that would make them inoperable. Otxr"Engineer reported that .the County Sewer Project had been stalled by the ]20 objections submitted S.ri writing and would probably be two or more~years.in getting under wa~r® A great deal of discussion was had by Council on this matter and our Engineer was asked to report at the next meeting. on whether it would be dangerous to allow any more connections into this sewer. At the same time he was asked to look up the assess- ments. on the Wilson NI~.s Setirer and see if Aintree Park had been assessed at the time of its construction. Our Engineer then presented the new numbering and zoning maps which his department had been working on. These were viewed with interest by Council. 3.