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Demote said that he had only received fio~ures on 90 feet, which would include that portion of the drainage ditch abutting on Town Hall property. This figure of X8.75 per foot fora 24 inch main ~rould cost X787.50 and enclose the drainage ditch only to the creek. As there was over 180 feet of this ditch to be enclosed and it was the purpose of Council to protect the children at the Mayfield Center School, and as an easement would have to be obtained, Mayor Endress turned this matter over to the Safety and Service Committee for further study. Councilman Oatess and the Clerk would in the meantime see Mrs. Greer about the easement. A delegation from the Worton the Zoning and Planning Commission an Endress recessed the meeting for one the business of this meeting. Park- Section had planned to meet with ,, as they were all present, Mayor .our to allow Councilmen to hear Council reconvening, Mr. Swanson, representing the Zoning and Planning Commission, and having the unanimous approval of the. Zoning and Planning Commission, presented the following resolution: 'resolution - At such time that the Village Engineer certifies that the roadway has been put into the condition similar to the dedicated portion of ~Worton Park Drive, the road known as "Worton Park Drive, Woodlane Drive, North 1nToodlane Drive, South Woodlane Drive, and Norm~~a Lane" will be accepted for dedi- cation. However, t$iis pavement treatment shall not be construed as a permanent. pavement. r~ Mr. Strater then asked that it be made clear that he wanted .to be sure that the improvements be put in as soon as possible after dedication as we might not be able to maintain this temporary pavement if there was a delay of two or three years. A great deal of discussion was had~by Council on this matter and it was moved by Mr. Swanson, seconded by Mr. Caters, that the resolution presented by the Zoning and Planning Commission be approved. Roll Call: Ayes -Messrs T~lhiting,Swanson,Strater,Beard & Ca;tess. Nays -None. _ Motion carried It was then moved by Mr. Strater, seconded by Mr. Beard, that these roads be given the earliest possible priority for improvement as the Village became financially able. _ Roll Call: Ayes -Messrs y~hiting,Swanson,Strater,Beard & Oatess. _ Nays -- Hone. Motion carried Mr. Demor© than advised Council that, in the event that these roads were dedicated and they did not get the necessary signatures for improve- ments, the Village would have to make them and stand the 2~ and inter- sections. Therefore, at the time of dedication, 75~ of the signatures of abutting property owners should accompany the plat and deeds. i~ 1 1 2.