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It was moved by rlr. S-?ra-ter, seconded by 1'?x°s. Brown' that Resolution No• 358 be approved and passed-as reado _ Roll Cal1: Ayes - N`essrs Taylor9Wedler,Strater,Brovm,Fa1k & Hopldns. . Nays - None. . - Motion carried Resolution 1'assed l2r. Edelman repoirted that, nou that Council had voted to establish a police pension fund, tliat the lat,r required an,admisiistering board• of two mefnbers of Council' two from the Police Department and one resident not connected with the Vil].age. , 1,?:°, Strater and NIr. Hopkins were nominated as Trustees o£ the Police Pensibn Fund, and it was moved by Mr. Fallt' sec onded by Nr. Taylor,- that -the nominations be closed. _ Ro11 Ca11: Ayes - iqessrs Taylor,liedler,Strater,Brown,Falk & Hopldns. _ I+1ays- - None e I'lotion carried The two rombers from our Po].ice Depa.rtment were then mertioned as Po•lice Chief Dixon and Patro]inan Dunbar. Mr. Edelirkzn presenteci the committee with a copy of Cleveland Heights" Pension Fund.Rules. The Bui.l.d3ng Committee had nothing to report. P'r. Reed, reporting for the Zoning and Planning Comrnittee, said tha-t this Committee met on November 5th, 1956, at 8:15 P. M., with the following members present. _.N1ayor Endress, T'bra Reed, Nr°. Uhlir, Hr. FilId_n.s and Mr. Fa7.k' with the fol] owing subjects discussed: Change in our ordinances to use concrete 3nstead of mac.adam. Assistance to Building Inspector covering set backs. etc.. Offstreet Parlflng for Commercial Zones. Increa.se of lot sizes, better ma.p for P]..anning and Zoning Board, the proposal of Van Curen?-Parkdale Construction and Village Realty. Coverage of Culverts on private property. The following recomm.endations Urere made: Concrete versus PSacadam was tabled. A request for complete set of orclinances from No. 159 with all additions and amendments. ' Incorporation in our ordinance that the Building Inspector be required to inspect the building lines.at the same time of the."Stake aut". That the duties of the Building Inspector be outlined and a forri designed, for same. That Iiev street maps be obtained 'shawing set-backs, etc., sirn.ilar to those of Lyndhurst. Council again took up the subject of concrete roads and Mr. DeNore gave a.nother explanation of the importance of this change and cited the fact that Pepper Pi.ke assessed each property oilner 20 cents a foot per year for upkeep of Macadam and that Cleveland Aeights spends $150'000 per yearm 14r. - Strater then agreed that th.e macadam roads would be a terrific e?.•pense in years to eome. 4.