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Minutes of the Regular Meeting July 15, 1963 The Council of the Village of Mayfield met in regular meeting at the Town Hall at 8:00 P.-Ms, Mayor Endsess presiding. - Roll Callt Present - Messrs Bennett, Shaw, Mason, Sloan and Belzer. Absent - Mr. Wedler. The Minutes o£ the Regular Meeting-oE June 17, 1963, were then read to Council. It was moved bq Mr. Mason, seconded by Mr. Shaw, that the Minutes of the regular meeting be approved and passed as read. , Roll Call: Ayes - Messrs Bennett, Shaw,Mason, Sloan and Belzer. Nays - None - Motion carried M inutes Approved Mayor Endress then asked.for committee reports. Mr. Bennett reported nothing for the Building Comitteea - Mr. Mason, reporting f or the Architectural Board, read the Minutes of the June 27, 1963, meeting approving plans for three stractures. There was no Architectural meeting in July. Mr. Sloan, reporting f or the Cemetery Committee, said that the sidewalks and drains were in at the Cemetery and everything was clear. Mr. Sloan said that they had done everything possible to take care of the free water that was running into the roadm Mr< Belzer, reporting for the Safety and Service Committee, said that they had met on July 1, 1963, and discussed with Chief Shortle the installation of neco traff ic lights at SOM and Wilson Mills Road. For safety and traffic control A1r. Shortle thought the Auto Clugs idea of moving the traff ic,lights back was a good safety measure for the corner. Mr. Shortle was asked to get costs and present them for the next meeting of the Safety Committee. Mr. Shortly also asked for a porta power tool to carry in the Ambulance, which could be used by the Fire and Police Departments. The Committee recounnended tha't this be purchased for around $150.00. Mayor Endress reminded Council that Mr. Porter had put this in his budget as one item he thought was needed by the Fire Department and that the Police, not being conscious of this f act, came up with the matter themselves. There was quite a bit of discussion in Council as to who would have control of this unit. It was thogght, however, that, as the Ambulance would be the f irst on the Freeway in an accident, it should be carried by the police in the ambnlance, as they had also made a rule that any accidept on the Freeway would be answered with the Ambulance, as an accident here would be serious. It was then moved by Mr. Belzer, seconded by Mr. Mason, that this item be purchased. 1.