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Mr. Edelman then reported that he had prepared the Fire Arms Ordinance requested by the Police Department and proceeded to read this ordinance to Council. Mr. Edelman commented that he had taken this ordinance from one in force in Maple Heights and had left out the misdemeanor clause f or carrying concealed weapons, as it conflicted with a state law. This ordinance was then turned over to the Safety Committee for study. Mre Uhlir, reporting f or the Rlanning and Zoning Commission, asked Mr. Sidney Kaplan to comment on the plans for Aintree Park. Plans for this develop- ment were then shown to Council and studied thoroughlym Mro Edelman said that as this was a plan calling for business and Multiple dwellings, a written request should be submittede Mr. Uhlir said that the Commission had such a request. Mr. Kaplan said that he had petitioned for re-zoning and had put this on the plat, Mr: Uhlir'then-reported that the Zoning and Planning Board had approved and recommended to•Council that these plans be approved. Mrs. Brown, seconded by 14r, Grootegoed,-then introduced Ordinance No. 705 entitled: "An Ordinance to Arnend the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Mayf ield by Transferring Certain Property on the West Side of S.O.M. Center Road 'Lo a Class U-3 Use District ( Apartraent House)", whicn ordinance was read to Council. It was then moved by RYr. Zorn, seconded by Mr. Belzer, 'Lhat a public hearing for re-zoning be held at the Town Hall at 8:00 P. M. on August 1, 1960, Ro11 Ca11: Ayes - Messrs Zorn,Wedler,Bennett,Brown,Gr•ootegoed & Belzer4 Nays - None. - Motion carried Mayor Endress also announced that Council would meet at the Town Hall at 7:30 P. M. ori.July 13, 1960, to go over the budget. Mayor Endress then asked Mr. Peterson for the results of his survey of the Worton Park Areao Mr. Peterson said that he did not have the right engineering reports - with him, but would discuss the matter. The Plans called for a 12 inch water line f or 2800 feet at a cost of $140,000.00. An 8 inch main, if allowed, would reduce this figure by $14,000.00. A 48 inch sewer-under South and North Woodlane and Norman Lane and a 44 inch by 27 inch flat sewer under Worton Park Boulevard, with an 8 inch sanitary under everything, would cost $90,000.00. The paving would include grading and edging. With the Culverts costing $6,300,00, the total cost came to $388,000.00: Mr. Peterson said there was about six thousand feet of road and 90 lots and would run about $35.00 per f oot. Mr. Edelman • then asked Mr. Peterson to give Council a written report on the original dedication and the new section. Mayor Endress also asked for a per foot cost to the creek and from the creek. Council then entered into a lengthy discussion on this matter. NYayor Endress then asked that these reports from the engineer be in by the next meeting. 2.