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Mr. J. Davis, tifho had purchased a lot on Ma.ple Grove from Mr. Jahco, which figared. in .ths vacation of the south end of I'da,ple Crrove, advised Council that he was desirous of building on 'Uhis lot and asked what he should do to get a sezier and water to this lots Mro Edelman advised that he could petition the Village and have it clone and assessed against the property9 or carry through the mat•ter himself., This brought- out the fact tha.t Mro Davis did not know where the boundaries..of Maple Grove were, and he was agaSn advised by Mr. Edelmari t11at the contractor who hancL3:ed the water and sewer would te11 h3m where the road line was. Mr. Norman Reed, a residerrE of Wilson Mi11s Road, then stated that it was becomino unsafe to wa1k near the road in his section of the vi]lage a.nd wi.shed to have the sidewalk line defined as he thought the neighbors might do somethi.ng about construct3ng sidewa3ks. Mayox° Endress stated that he had been unable to find out, definitely just what the County in.tend.ed to do about Uridening Wilson M3.17.s Road as they irisisted upon talking of storm sewers first, and until we lanew just ha%T wide the road was to be, nothing could be done about side walkso Mro Reed tnen asked that somethin; be done about the parking across from Fisher° s Tavern. He said that cars parked an tlv.s area were obstructing the view of- S. 0.171, From the mouth of Thornapple Drive. As this tqas a pol-ice ma-ttex°, 1'2r. Di,xon was asked to z.n.vestigate and do whatever seemed neeessary to clear the view soutlz on S.O.M. Road. Mr, George Zorn stated that he had constructed a water ma3n and sewer on IL-tro Park Dx°ivs,, and wondered wha.t he could do to get the street cledica-tede I''r.,_ Ede]man advised that he would have to c onstruct pavement to Vi7lage speciiications and then make appl:ication for dedication. There was some misunderstancling at this posnt over the temporar,y pavin.g on the south end of Worton Park Drive' but it was explained to I'Jr. Zorn that this was a temporary measure to keep from ruining a permanent road during construction of a seUrer and water main and that in this case a permanent pavement was not to be constructed un-til these improvements were a_n. Mr. Hopkins then reported on the Sw:urn-dulg Pool to be erected and advised Council that this pool was to be protected by a fence Vrhich would be kept ].ocked except wnen the pool was used under supervision. Mr. Hopkins asked that it bo given routine police check during the periods it was_not in use. There being no further business to come before Council, upon raotion made and duly put, Council adjoixrnedo Attesta ?O , PTP-yor - resideirt of Cotuzca.l d`. 7. - e