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It was moved by Mr. Taylor, seconded by Mr. Strater, that Resolution No. 296 be approved and passed as read. Roll Cal].: Ayes - -Messrs Taylor,Strater,Swanson,Beard & Oatess. Nays - None. Motion carried Resolution passed The Clerk then reported that S.O.M. Noo !~ had been served and could be advertised for bids by September. 1, 1955. It was moved by Mr. Strater, seconded by Mrs Taylor, that a specifi.l council meeting be called for 8:00 P. Mo at the Tom Hall on September 1, 1955. Roll Call: Ayes - Messrs Taylor,Strater;Swanson,Beard & Oa.tess. Nays - None. Motion carried Mr. George Kingsbury and Mr® Stanley Haughn then presented to our Mayor a check for ~19t~.60 to be used in defraying expenses of renovating the basement of the Town Hallo Mr. Kingsbury explained that this was the proceeds of the 1951 Home. Day.. Mayor Endress thanked these gentlemen on behaL of Council and the Village and turned the money over to the Clerk. Mayor Endress stated that'he had had numerous calls requesting a day for 2~gistration in our village prior to election and asked that the clerk get out a letter if and when the election board notified us of a date. Mr• Edelman was then asked if. he had anything to say about his numerous meetings with regard to a garbage and rubbish route through Gates Mills. Mr. Edelman said that it was a long story and hard to discuss isz public because of so much strategy and. that sort of thing. He reported that at present they were using both sides of County Line Road with the permission of Solicitor Dorn• This was for the duration-of the negotiation but it was thought that this would be the final route chosen, It was then moved by Mra Strater, seconded by Mr. Taylor, that our Solicitor be given authority-to file suit, if he deems it necessary, to preserve a route for garbage and rubbish trucks through Gates Mi11s. Roll Ca11: Ayes - Messrs. Taylor, Strater, Swanson,Beard & Oatess. Nays - Noneo Motion carried The case of the little boy lost in Metropolitan Park came up with the clerk reporting bills totaling X192.00 which°he had asked the Park to assume. The Park Board, however, rep®rted that they had no legal way to assume these bills® Of this amount, ti~126.00 was for the aid given by our Fire. Department and llr. Porter was asked by Mr. Strater to withdratir this bill.. Mr® Strater stated that so many other organizations had donated their time that it would be better for everyone to forget any bills, from our vil7a.ge® Mr. Porter was glad to do this and it was moved by Mr. Oatess, seconded by Mr. Strater,'that the clerk be authorized to pay all bills incurred by the village with the exception of the Fire Department biLt. 2.