10/17/1949 Meeting Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

earlier date for that purpose; The proposed new contract was read to Council. Mr® .Edelman stated that the County Sanitary Erigizaeers admitted that the setiaage was not being properly treated but was merely being moved out of the Village. The Sanitary Engineor said that he hoped y~,h.at we would make complaint, so, that the County Cammissioners would try to find the funds to improve the service m Iri the meantimes ho~rever, the county insists that it cannot continue to give even the present serv~.ce at less than cost and that it is necessary that X5.00 per connection be charged to cover the bare cost® Mr. Heiss then introduced Ordinance PTO. 329 eriti't,.ed: "An Ordinance to Approve an Agreement bethreen Cuyahoga County and the Village oi" Mayfield for the Trea~L-ment of Sevrage From a Portion of the Village of Mayfield at a Sewage Disposal Plant riorr operated by Cuyahoga County", which Ordinance was given its first reading. All members of Council who vrere present stated that they favored the Ardiriance as they felt that they could not risk the county's shutting off of the sex°tri.ce or the expense of a lawsuit. Hocrever, as only four members of Council were proserit, rio further action could be taken. Mr® Heiss. then~$~troduced Ordinance No. 330 entitleds "Ari Ordinance to Amend Section of Ordinance No. 316 entitled: ~~.Ari _ ordinance to Levy a Charge or Rorital upon, Lots and Premises_Served by Sevver Connections with the County Sewage Disposal Plant on the East Side of Beach Hi11 Road' by increasing the sewage charge or rental to X5.25 per connection per year", which ordinance was given its first reading. _ 1~Ir. Edelmar_ then gave a report to Council on the hearing before -the County Commissioners on the Boriuyvievr Road encroachment. Mr, Edelman said that the County had agreed to straighten the road at its own exporise. Mayor Swanson read a letter from the Apartment and Home Owners Association on rent control and then took up the matter of rent control in, our Villagee As we have very fe~v homes in this category, Couzacil did not take azW action. Council then considered the matter of proper lights on our serv-i.ce trucl~ to allow for snow plowing operations This matter had been tabled at the last meeting® After discussions it was moved by Mr® Hardman, seconded by Mr® Sloans that our Serva.cv Director have proper lights- and a flasher installed on the serv5.ce truclc, so that he would be able to use the snow plows Roll Calls Ayes _ Messrs Hardmans•Sloans Cass and Heiss. _ Vat's - None a _ _ Motion Carrion. The following Police report was read to Council: From Sept. 19s 1949, tq October 17s 1949, 33 arrests for traffic va.olatioriss 37 police callss_6 mutual aid calls, 2 accidents reporteds 1 hospital run, 2 cases under investigations and S suspicious person reportso 3Q