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<br />Edelman said tl-lat these improvements requixed a trsmendous amount of money' <br />which could not be secured under our present debt limit and suggested that <br />the Safety and Service Comi.ttee should establish priority for various <br />isnprovements and we could see wha.t could be done tiri.tliin our debt limit. Mr. <br />Ede]maiz also sai.d tha.t if he could have these :Eigures, 4e wou.]od go doian to <br />the County Aucli.tor and see-what cou7.d be done over what period of time, <br />and when. <br />Mr. Fa]k asked if the majoritv of people wanted all thsse a.mprovements <br />a-t once and _rqrs Z5her1 said «At least the sewer and water." <br />Pr. Falk, in speaking of the lights, asked tha.t this raa.tter be turned <br />oJer to the _Safety and Serrice Cortmiittee. Xr, Strater said that his Comniitcee <br />had already been over the sittia.tion and it was now sorrething i or the Finance <br />Committee to conszder. These lights would cost $4.32 per l.igYrt, of which <br />there are f our, , or $204.00 per year. . . <br />T Xr..Hopkins then asked if he c ould have a re'c ommendation t hat our vi7lage <br />get together again with the vaxious municipalities and see if we coul3 get <br />somewherz with the sewer and water question and perhaps get Federal aid. Mr. <br />De kqore said that the r ederal aid for the entl.re state of Ohio iras only one <br />rai]lion do11.ars, which_.would leave about 650,000.00 for Cuyahoga county, and <br />this would be-a drop in the bucket. There was a great deal of discussion <br />on this matter and the fact that municipa7.ities had gotten together and <br />that there were plalzs, but no money and unless the County stepped in with <br />help, nothing could be done. <br />° Mayor Endress theri asked for a report from the Safety Committee. Mr. <br />Strater said that his Committee would like to put a gate at the end of the <br />drive going into the school property -to alleviate the traffic situation on <br />Wi1son I''1i11s cturing churcn hour. Mr. Strater reported that he had three bids <br />from various fence companies., the l,owest be3.n.g the Brown Fence and Wire Co. <br />in our Vi,Uage, quoting $185.00 for a double and $203.00 for a sing]e gate. <br />Tllr. Strater said this gate would be opened and closed onl,y by the Poliee. <br />It was moved by Mr. Hopkins, seconded by Mr. 5trater,?that this gate <br />be instal].ed. , <br />Ro]1 Call: Ayes - Messrs Taylor,Strater,Brown,Fall: and Hopkins. <br />Nays - None. <br />Mot? on carr:i.edo <br />Hr. Falk then got out a development map and said that Mro Gabriel of <br />Gabriel?Construction Co. wished an expression from Council sothey could go <br />anead with their pum?ing s'ua-tion and not lose money. The plan had been <br />approved by our Engineer and the Commi.ssion. Mr. Reed, the Chai r7nan of the <br />Committee, arrived at this point and the report to Council was turned over <br />to him. <br />2.