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As his probatianary period had ended, Mayor Endress appointed Mr. <br />tiJilliatn Shortle as a permanent pol.iceman. It was moved by Nr. Hopkins' <br />secon.ded by Mr. Wedler9 that this appointment be confirmed. <br />Rol1 Cal1: Ayes - Messrs Wedler, Brown, Falk and Hopkins. <br />iiays - None o <br />Motion carried <br />Appointment confirmed <br />Mr. Arnold M. Edelman, a Notary Public, then administered the Oath of <br />Office to Mr. William Shortle. <br />As 111r, Keith Dunbar had also s erved hi.s probationary period as Pol.ice <br />Chief, he was appoznted by Mayor Endress as permanent Chief of Police of the <br />Village of Njayfielde It was moved by TxTr. -Falk, seconded by Nrse' Brown., that <br />this appointment be confirmed. <br />Roll Call: Ayes - Messrs Wedler, Brawn, Falk and Hopkinso <br />Nays - None. ' <br />Motion carried <br />Appointment Confirmed <br />lir. Arnold M. Edelman, a Notarg. Public9 then administer.ed the dath <br />of Office to Mro Dunbar, Mayor Endress then reported.on a meeting he had attended in Painesvi].le. <br />This meeting was held to establish the center line of the Freetaay. This <br />was a very informative discussion and much that was suspected and much that <br />was puzzling was cleared up. Mayot Endress went on to say that he had taken <br />a firms tand against -the freeway as planned, for various reasons, all of <br />whichiere detrimental to'the growth and`character of our Village. Some of <br />these reasons enumerated were, that the center line of the fr'eeway suppased <br />to be on the Mayfield-Highland Heigh-cs border line, was now moved so that <br />the ^road was mostly in our vil7_age; that, despite -the resolution passed by <br />Council9 an interchange was planned at H±g?d, Wilson Mills, Ridgebury <br />and Nayfield Roado Mayor End.ress also objected -to the tiride curve of the road <br />to es.cape the golf course and the proposed shopping center in Mayfield Heights. <br />This curve, besides costing an addition,al fo? mill:ion dollars would lay was-te' <br />to one of the few choice areas not yet devel.oped. Mayor Endress ended by <br />saying that there was nothing more we could do at present, but Tfrhen it came <br />time to approve by ordinance the pa-th of the road through our village, Council <br />would have an opportunity to delay matters. <br />Mayor End.ress then asked for a report 'from the Commit-tee appoin-ced to <br />inspect the temporary road in the Gerome and the Capretta development. Mr. <br />Hopk3.ns said that they had inspected this area and were not at all happy <br />with -the conditions founde Instead of a slag road, they found a road star-ted <br />wi.th bank gravel, zshich was contrary to our ordinance and could not be approved. <br /> <br />2.