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Mr. Sloan said that there seemed to be a great.deal of mystery as to <br />how this water was getting into the sewer and•asked if there was any possibility <br />of some of it coming from S.O.M. Roado Mr. Peterson said that he could get the <br />plans from the Courity of the Septic Tanics and see what could be:done. <br />Mayor Endress said that he was confused by the talk of water in the <br />road ditch and how it could back up in the sewers. He asked where it was <br />coming from and wanted to know,if it was going into the ditch or into the sewer. <br />Mayor Endress was speaking of the storm water which every one claims was backing <br />up in the sewer. Mr. Wedler asked if this was a home owner°s problem or a <br />village problem. Mr. Peterson said that he thought it was a home owner's <br />problem and that they think ites a-village problem. Mr. Shaw suggested:that <br />we might conduct some tests and if it"s their problem, they pay and if it4s ours, <br />we pay. Mr. Belzer said that, if this did not happen until October, and another <br />house had been built after that, this new construction might be blocking the <br />sewer. There iaas a great deal of discussion on this problem and the Metro <br />people asked Mr. Pete'rson to come out Saturday- and walk the ditch with them <br />and see if they could get some ideas and come back with them to the next Council <br />P7eeting. Mr. Pet erson said that he would call Mr. Busick and arrange a date. <br />Mr..Peterson then gave Council the plans, prof iles and estimates of cost <br />for the S.O.M. Water line approved by the City of Cleveland; these plans were <br />complete and ready f or the taking of bids. Mr. Peterson said that the hydrants <br />would not have to be moved at the widening of SOM Road. Mr. Peterson said that <br />the hydrants were placed as far back as possible, but should go back farther, <br />but the Village would need easements. Mr. Mason asked Mr. Peterson to write <br />the State and get a conf irmation of our plans to save some future headaches. <br />Mr.' Peterson said that he could not go back much farther or we could not get <br />a pumper.near the hydrants; that he send a copy of the plans to the State and see <br />if it met with their approval. The total estimate of this improvement was <br />$91,368.00, the Village share being $25,540.90. <br />There was a great deal of discussion in Council aboat using up all our <br />avail-able £unds for this_main, as we would then be without funds and'have to <br />ask f or another levy. ' Mr. Wedler, seconded by Mr. Belzer, then introduced Resolution No. 559 <br />entitled: "A Resolution Declaring it Necessary fio Improve SOM Center.Road ia <br />the Villa,ge of Mayf ield, Ohio, from the End of the Existing Water Main Which <br />Terminates 1528 Feet North of the Center Line of hletro Park Drive, in a <br />Northerly Direction to the North Corporation Zine of the Village of Mayfield <br />by the Construction of a Water.Main and Appurtenances", which resolution was <br />read to Council, ' It was moved by Mr. Mason, seconded by Mrm Sloan, that the rules of law <br />requiring a resolution to be read on three separate occasions be suspended. <br />Roll Call: Ayes - Messrs Wedler,.Bennett, Shaw, Mason, Sloan & Belzer. <br />Nays - None. - <br />Motion carried <br />' Rules Sus.pended <br />3.