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_ Minutes os" t.he Regular Meeting , March 16, 1959 The Council of the Village of Mayiield met in regular meeting at the - TotiJn Hall at 8:00 P. M., Mayor Endress presiding. Ro11 Call: Present - NIessrs Taylor9Wedler,Strater9Brown,Zorn & Hopkins. Absent - None. - The Minutes of the Regular Nleeting of Februarry 16, 1959, were then read to the Council. It was moved by Mrs. Brown, -seconded by.Mre Zorn, that the minutes of the regular meeting be approved and passed as read. - Rol1 Call: Ayes - Messrs Taylor,?^,iedler9Strater,Brown,Zorn & Hopkins. Nay s - None, - Motion carried Minutes approved. Mayor Endress then asked if anything had been done with refer-ence to the Gabriel Construction Companye Mr. Edelman said that he had nothing to report. Y'r. Edel.man then gave a repor-t on the findings of a meeting held in Lyndhurs-t on February 27th about the Quigley Dump. Representatives from all the Municipalities were present a t this meeting, Nr. Eclelman explained that there had been a lawsuit and an injunction obtained prohibiting the Quigleys from burning af ter June lst, 1 959; that land-fill would be allowed, but with 23 municipalities parti.cipating, this would soon use ug the available space and -there would be nothing for future use. Nir. Edelman said the Quigleys were plaruing to erect an incinerator, but, as the cost was high, they wauld have. to have a ten year contract from each municipality to make it feasibleo The cost would be about $4.00 per ton on an estimated basiso There was a great deal o: discussion in Council on this, with various unanswered questions such as how the weight of a load could be estimated and the fact that provisions would have to be made to stabilize the rate before a ten year contract could be considered. It was suggested that if possible, we should have our trucks weighed f or •the next few loads to see.how they were running. Mayor Endress then brought up the fact that Mro Goetz had been contactEd with the idea of using the ravine on -his property for our dumping purposes and spoke of the necessi-ty-of putting in culvert pipes if permission could be obtained. Reports from tYie committees: : -- 11rs. Brot•m, reporting for the Arehitectural Board, said that they had met on-Thursday night and considered one addition. PZrs. Brmm said that she had been in touch with llr. N1oses of I"layiield Heights and nothing had been done about a joint meeting. Mayor-Endress said he wondered if we should consider le