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` Mayor Endress then said that he had discussed the moving of street lights on SOP2 with Mr. Raymond, who advised that a new contract was coming up in a month and thatwe wait arxl spell aut our wants at that time. The East Ohio Gas Co. having requegted approval of plans covering 'proposed construction of gasmains and service between sideUraZks and curbs on the East side of Beech Hill Road,, south'of Seneva ftoad as indicated in red on their print of drawing No. D-6859 dated November 21, 1957, revised August 213 1959, and on the East side of Joyce Road from Wil:son Mills Road as indicated in red on their prin,t of drawing No.'D-7786, dated July 31, 1959, and on the west side of Meadowood Drive9 north of Eastgate Drive as indicated in'red on their print of dra'wing No. D-6308, dated December 179 1956, it was moved by Mr. Zorn, seeonded by Mr. Hopkins, that permis5ion be granted subject to property owners consenta ` Ro11 Call; Ayes - Messrs Zorn, tiJedler,S trater,Brawn,Grootegoed & Hopkins. Nays - None. Motion carried Mr. Edelman then presented an prdinance from the East Ohio Gas on gas rates and explained t'hat whatever rate was set for Clevelarid would be given to our village. Mr. Edelman said that'he would like to study the ordinance further before taking action. ' . Ion Council then d3scussed the possibility of charg3.ng $5.00' per foot for inspection as they'felt thatsome supervision should be made of Aese installations. No action was taken. Mayor Endress said that at the ].ast meeting he had talkel of shooting the berms on our new pavement project and asked Mr. WedZer., one of the committee on road inspecti.on, to report. Mr. Wedler said that he had been over to inspect these streets, but would suggest that our engineer speak of the mattep. Mr. Peterson said that the contractors had filled in all washed areas., but any material used would run the same way and for the -cost of shooting the berms, it would be well worth it. He then suggested that a thin asphalt, be used, which would penetrate about an inch. Mrs. Brown then.asked if'this was ever ineluded in a contract. Mr. Peterson said not on new streets; that they could not slope the ditches enough on fi,his project' which made the berms rather steep. Mr. Wieland said that, if everyone cooperated in putting in the right mail box construction, the mailman would not have to run on -the berm for deliveries. Mr,.Hopkins, seconded b,y Mr. Wedler, introduced Ordinance No. 672, entitled2-114n Ord.inance Authorizing the Expenditure of not more than $250.00 for the appZieation of Asphalt to the Berms of Seneca Road, BonnieviewRoad., and-Glenview Roadt', which ordinance was read to Council, • It was moved by Mrs. Brown, seconded by Mr. 2orn,,.that the ru.les of law requiringan ordinance to be read on three separate occasions be suspended. 30