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Our Engineer was asked about ditches and the effect on roads, and Mr0 DelZore said that he advocated ditches on all macadam roads. Mre Strater said tha.t, inasmuch as we were going to put in improvements farther up and the road would be torn up, it would be better to just go ahead and resurface the road. Mr. Wedler, seconded by lqr. Stra-ter, then introduced CLrdinance Nov 556 entitled: "An Ordinance Authorizing thp Niayor and Clerk of the gillage of Mayfield, to Enter Into an .Agreement With the Nosthexn Ohio Paving Company for the Patchuzg and Surface Treatment of Part of Zdorton Park Drive" which ordinance was read to council. It was moved by.I11r. Hopkins, seconded by Mr. WedlPr9 tha'u the rules of law requirino an ordinance to be x°ead on three separate occasions be suspended. Rol7. Ca1.1.: Ayes -Messrs Taylor,Wedlor,Strater,Brown,Falk & Hopkins. Nays - None. Motion caxx°ied . Rules Susnended It was moved by Mr. Hopkins, seconded by Mr. Taylor, that Ordinance Noe 556 be approved and passed as read. RoLI Ca11: Ayes - Messrs Taylor,Vledler,Strater,Brown,Falk & Hopkinsm- RTays - None. _ . Motion carried ardLnance Passed 4r. Strater then asked about Bonnieview, Seneca, and Glenview, and Mra Z^Iieland said th,at most of the trouble on these roads was due to the sewer, but he had spoken for a road grader and it should be here shortly to fix up . these streets. N1r. Robley, wno was present., then spoke of the money he had put in escrow in the Socie-ty for Savings in lieu of a bond when starting the Roblef Lane Subdivision and expla.ined that all the 'mprovements were in except the paving. He ha.d a contract for the paving fo.r $14,000.00 arid ha.d paid $7,475.00_of this and still owed a like amount. His fund in escrow amounted to $192000o00 an.d he wished to have all released but the -07,457.00 owred for paving, There was a great deal of discussion on this matter, wi.th our Engineer not in favor of such a procedure, as it put the matter on a pay-as- you-go basis and not as money in lieu of bond. Thi.s matter tiras finally 7nft to the Engineer and our Solicitor to wor.k out something acceptable to Council. Ma.yor Endress then read a letter from Harry L. Patterson, dated September l, 1956, resigning from the Fire Departinent. It was moved by Pdr. trTedler, seconded by Mr. Strater, that this i°esigna.tion be accepted, _ Ro11 Gall: Ayes - Messrs Taylor.,WedlergStrater,Brown,Falk & Hopkins, ,. -. . . • _ ? Nays None a _ . , . , Motion carried Resignation Accepted ,. ? , . . 2.