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At several p]races a].ong the edges, the pavement is cracking and raveling. The turnaround at the end of the street was inadsquate and it was suggested that a temporary pavement o£ 6 inch waterliound macadam be 5nstalled and mainta3ned for ttim years and a bond posted for this. The catch basins were found to be z.nad.equate and shoul,d be rebu3.lt to sgecifications of our Enginesr. It was suggested that cox°es of the pavement be made to asceatain the t'niclrness. of the pavement. It was suggested that Mr. Fisler deposit $100.00 with the CIerls to cover adchtiona.l expense ?.tacurred by the Vi]el.age Engineer. Hro Hopkins a].so reported that, a7.thoug}z the 3mprovement pla,n by Mr. H. W. Scott.,was approved by Mr. Ga]limore, the matters cancerivng the pond and culvert were never approved. . There was a great deal af discussion on this matter as to who was t+o blame f or letta.rig this come to this. point withoixt doing somethi.ng. Mr. Strater suggested that 14rs Fisher and our Engineer tal,k to Nir. Scott, as it was his responsibiZity and see what could be done to rectz.fy tha matter. 2r. Fisher was present to see about tliz dedica'c3on of this road, but Ilayor Enclress told ham that notli.i.ng couled be done in the face of tgu.s report and . that Cottncil should find out if Hr. Scott consulted our Engineer in bui].ding this roado Xr. F3.sher saa.ci that he had notified the Clerk that h,e was reacly for an inspection when the road was completed, that our Engineer had been noti£ied and had been out severa,l times. Mr. Hecker had met with Mr. Fisher and had gone over the whole road9 but nothing. had been said about these matters. " Mr. risher then discussed witli Counc:L1 the matter of opening the road to other developers. Ma.yor Endress then advi.sed that Nlr. Fisher, his Engineer' arici ours, should sit dotm tIogether and see what could_be worked out., but tha.t Council cou].d not decli.cate the road at thi.s time. Mr. Ede7irian reported that a public meeting wou7.d be necessary to change the pla.tting ox°dinance' relative to a change in pavement specifications. The Zoning and glanning Board was then advised to have the specifications on conc.rete roadways to pxesent to Council so tha.t Counci1 cou].d set a clate for a public hearing. Our Engineer.. said that he wou1.d give the specifications to the Zoning and Plarming Boaxd, so that they could go aner them and make recommendations. Mr. Edelman said tha.t he had received the usual arclinance consenting to the removal of snow and ice from tYae County Roads and that same roads ' were not covered. Mrs. Brcrwn., seconded by 14r. Fa1k, then introduced ,aic°d:mance Dlo. 553 entitled: "An Ordinarice Givi.ng Consent -to the Vi].1age of Ma3r£ield for the Removal of Snow and Ice Froin Certain Roads Withi.ri the Vi1.1.age" wYich ordinance was read to CounciZo Tt was noved by Mr. Hopkins, seconded by 14r. Falk, tba.t the ru].es of . law requiring an orclina.nce to be read on three separate occasions be suspended. _ 4•