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Niixiutes of the Regul.ar Meeting october -15, 1956 The -council of the Vi:klage of Mayfield met in regular meeting at the Vi]lage Ha11 at 8:00 P. M. October 15, 1956, Nlayor Endress presiding. Ro1l Ca1.1.: Present - Messr°s Taylor, Wedler, Strater, Brown, Falk _ - - and Hopkins. - Absent - Nonee The Minutes 'of the Regu].ar Meetix:g of september 17, 1956, were then read to Councilo It was moved by Mrsm Brown9 seconded by Kro strater9 that the.Ninutes of the.regul.ar meeting be approved and passed as read. Ro11 Call: Ayes - Messrs Taylor9 Wedler,strates°'Brown'Fa.lk & Hoplans. Nays - None. - Motion carried Minutes Approved The Minutes of the special Meeting of September 24, i9569 were then read to Council. It was moved by 4r. Taylor9 seconded by Mr. Strater, tha,t theminutes of the special meeting be appraved and passed as read, ?- -. Ro].1. Cal1: Aares - Messrs Taylor,Wedler,Strater9Brown,Falk & Hoplfl.ns. I'lays - None. - Motion carried Mi.n.utes• approved Ma,yar Endress then asked for reports fxom the Cargnit-teeso . The Firiance Committee ha.d nothing to report. . > Mr. Hopkitis, reporting for the Bui,lding Comm3.ticee, said that his committee had had a meeting with Mre Weisberg, with hi.mse7.f, Mrso Brown and kZr. rall{ present, and cliscussed the possibility of purchasing the Weisberg Bax•n and the property around the barn as a Town Ha.llo I'2r. Weisberg sgoke of a starting price of around $157,000.00. This.was without the small.house. . Mrm Weisberg said that?- without the realtor fee;'it would be around $150.,000000. rire Hoplins talked of $I25,000.00 and sai.d that we cou].d get together tiai.th the realtor. At the same Ume, iqr. Hopkans h.a.d secured approxianate costs of $239000.00 for heating insta].lation and $10,000.00 to build a jail. These Vrere? - the on7.,y figures obtainable f.or this meetinge Yir. Ede7xna.n said that this could be hand].ed by genera7o obligation bonds, but only up to abotzt $112,000000. This was discussed at great length by Council, together with the proposition offered the Roller Rink people, and Mra Fa]k suggested that perha.ps we could get the barn and lease the rest of the pr.operty for $1.00 per year. MS°. Edelm.an said that -this could legally be donee* Ma.yor Endress then appointed a committee of aI1 the Council, which would include the Finance, the Safety and Serrice, the Buil.ding Comina.ttee, Mr. Reed to represent _the Zoning and pl,aauzing_ commission2 and Mr. Oatess, to represent the Architectural, Board, to investigate this proposaZ. Said 1?'iayor Endress s "I think this can be handled be-tter in tha,t way." Ms°o Edelman said that, i:E Counc3.1 _was going to put this on a Ua71ot, it would lo