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Mr. Peterson was then asked tvhat worlc had been done on the Village mapo A4r. Peterson said thai: the suUclivisions had been put in, but nothing done on the Zoning A-iap., t4iro Wieland then repor1;ed that he had gone down to the Cottnty Office to get his maps brough-t up to date and the cost was $1>00 per sheet for 42 sheets plus $2.50 per hour for the typing necessary on the sheets. Mr. Wiel.and said that the County woul_d furnish. us these maps anci list each 1ot on a separate sheet and Uring these she,ets up to dafe i:wice- a year for the sum of $50.00 a year, which would br.ing our maps up to a six, moni:hs basis at,all times. I-E was moved Uy iV1ro 7.orn, seconded by birs. Brown, that we purchase this service for $50,00. RolJ. Call: Ayes - Messrs Zorn, Strater, Brown &iIopki`ns. Nays - None, Motion carried A4r. Pei:er.son, asl:ecl about the underground plans for Robley Lane, said that he had Ueen unabl:e i;o obtain any, that he could not find the Engineer who worlced on these plans, but would have something for us if he had to corner Mr. Robley. Mayor Fnciress said that our Solicitor should write a letter to Mr.Robley and secure these plans, together with plans £or the Iasi: catch ba,sin on R.obley Lane, 11 A4rs-, Brown then displayed a basket, of trinl:ef;s and notions ma,de by the children in our recreational, program.m Mrs. Brown then requested that $250.00 be turned over to the recreati?onal committee to hel.p defray expenses, r1r,Zorn said that •this program had been sponsored by the. Comnunity Club and they should ltick in something, Mrs. Brichacek then reported that this was i:n the by-Laws of the club and that they were helping out. It was then mov,ecl by Mr. Zorn, seconded Uy Mr. Hopl:ins, that we pay the Mayfield Recreational Council_ $2„?'b,00, as per our Appro- priation Ordinance. ttoll Cal]_m Ayes - Mlessrs Zorn,Strater.,Brown & Hopkins, A?ays - None. h4otion carried f4rs< Biotvn t-hen spoke of the picnic usually held for Village OfficiaZs anct eaid if Cottncil_ wished, she woulct malce plans for some time in Augusta Council acimitted that they had a nice time last year and thottght it shottlct be continued. Mrs.. Brown then reported that the Architectural. Board had me-t and approved 11 houses and one addition. P•ir. Hoplcins, xeporting for the Building Committee, said that the paint had been secured and the Fire Station painted. 3.