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` Mr. Hopkins said that it was the finest road he bad inspeeted. Mr. `Strater <br />then asked Mr. Wseland what Yie thought of the road and Mr. Wieland said he <br />hoped the wafi,8r would have a way to go down the street and not give us any trauble. <br />M3Z. Peterson said that he did,not think there wcsuld be an,y trw.ble from water, <br />as the onl,y water than would go dowm thsre would be the water that goes - into . the woods o It was then asked if there was- liable to be arr,Q repercussion on. <br />the wa-ter from the turn-aroursd. Mr. Hapkins.- -said .t,h.at_he- had seea the ditches <br />and it looked vex9 favorable to him. -Nlr. Strater t4ien sa3d that, with the assurance <br />of Co?axracil ar?cl the Eng;ineer, he would go along with the proposityaT.on. _ <br />Mr. .Taylor' seco?ed by NIr, ?Hbpkins,A _tY?eri 3.r?tr?uced t3rd3.nance No. b53 <br />ent,itled: "An Ord.inanee Accepting Roble3r I,ane and Ravine Drive for,Dedication"., <br />which ordinarce was read to Council. .. , <br />It was moved^by Mrs. Brownp secoradecl b? Mr..Strater, that'the rzxles of <br />law requ3.ri.ng an ordirrance fi,o be read: on tfiree separate oceasiorii be suspended. <br />fto?l Ca11s 'Ayes - Messrs Taylor9Wedler.,Strarer:Brown.,Zoan arnl Hopkirs. <br />` Nays = None. Motion earr3.ed <br />. Rules 5uspended <br />. • .'.Y.. . It was raoved by Mr. Hopklws, seconeled 'Eiy Mrs. Broura, that Ordinance No. <br />653 be approved and passed as read. <br />"Ro71 Ca11: A,yes - Messrs Taylor'TnTedler'Strater,BrmmsZorn & Hopkins. <br />" Nays - None. <br />. R . _ . , . Mot,ion carrs.ed <br />A , . Ord3.nance Passed <br />"Mr. Pet,erson fi,hen sai.d that Coumil should eheck on the rate charged by <br />other munieipal3t3.es for the irisp-ection 'of gas mains., inasmuch as we d3d not <br />have such .. crdinance. Mr. Peterson reported that BeeLford Heigbts had a rate <br />of $S.Of? pe°f oot vJith a$5.00 minimum cha:cge. Mr. Ede7man said that he wozld <br />cheek on this. <br />Mr. Peterson, asked"about ths SdM Water project, said that all cottuieetions <br />were in exeept the Cemetexy and these people had changed from a one .inch to a <br />thr-ee ineh line. <br />Mr. Yanone said that these contractors were very helpful to work with, <br />^ Mr. Edelman then read an ordinanee he had. prepared on the perauission of <br />U-5 vses in a tT-41-di.strict and sAid that he wotzld..13.ke to see if the tioning <br />Board had, anythi.ng e2se in.mitid before goi.ng ahead witls_ the' orilinance. <br />Nlayar End.ress reported that there was nothing e]..se _to repart on the <br />Wiesberg reqnest, that he had 'vari.tten ti try and set up a meefa.ng. _- <br />Mayor Enclres.s reported that earl3.ex° in the month he had an invitation t? <br />the City Club on a meeting to consider the sewer rates. The City of Clevelaxxl <br />had taken the stanl that the sub,irbs should pay all the 3mprovements. Mayor <br />Endress said that the Mayors of the suburbs were quite exercised about this <br />afid he looked for a eonsultation in which the City of Gleveland would part3cigate <br />5.