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said that this. should have high priority. Mr. Wieland said that he would get <br /> right a£ter it, that the plan he had woald not work because he had to dig <br /> down and break some pipes and this would cost too much ffioneyo Mr. Belzer said <br /> fihat this sewer had to be snaked out. Mr.,Sloan, seconded by Mr. Belzer, then <br /> moved that Mr. Wieland get an estimate on snaking out this sewer. There was <br /> no vote on this motion as the clerk was in possession of two estimates on the <br /> sewer. Council then told Mr. Wieland, to--get right after- this project. <br />Mr. Sloan then asked abotat the tsater on Ridgebury and Mayor Endress <br />said that they had a meeting in Dollard*s off ice the other day.. The Mayor <br />said that the sewer came up for discussion and the two or three homes invovled <br />with water in the basement was. discussed; that it could only be corrected with <br />overhead plumbing; that the water ma.in was one of those jobs that cost a lot <br />of money and Mayf ield Heights did not have the money and could not assess <br />because of so many butt lots....They.were,.going to work the water in on the <br />paving job, however, that it was possible to tie i:nto this main on the paving <br />job and we will have an opportnnity to assess f or this on our side. Mr. Sloan <br />said that this was unfair because the people would have to put out $800,00 f or <br />a tap in charge immediately and the other way it could be assessable; that they <br />should be able to spread the cost over a period of time. Mayor Endress said <br />that the County said that it would cost too much to correct the sewer and they <br />had no intention of doing an,ything. _ . , , , ,. „ . , . <br />, ,. , . <br />Mro Puszinski smid that of the.20 homes on Ridgebury, he had 22 reports <br />oE flooded basements and 10 of these came from one home. The others are f rom <br />5 homes. A resident f rom this area said that every house on the street has <br />been flooded at some time or another, but the County does not do anything <br />about it, that there have been flooded basements ota the Mayfield Heights side <br />too. Mre Bennett said that our Fire Depastinent had a better idea.of this as <br />they.pumpsd out these basements and most of them do not get reported to the <br />County. . . , <br />Mrs Sloan was reminded of White Road and asked if, when a resident <br />tapped in, did he pay on a 16 inch main or just o[a an 8 inch main. Mre Edelman <br />said that he did not know,.that.they would,haye_to f ind this out f rom Willoughby <br />Hills, that there was no way to assess this.... <br />. Mr. Mason, reporting For the Planning and Zoning Commission, said that <br />they had a meeting on May 11, 1964. Mr. Mason then - read the. Nlinutes of this <br />meeting to Council. A meeting was held with the Regional Planning Commission <br />and then.a Special Meeting was held on May 16, 1964. Mr. Mason proceeded to <br />read the Minuteso£ these meetings to Council. <br />Mr. Mason then presented to Council_ a. recommendat?.on from the Planning <br />and Zor?ing Commission stating that,the,Commission had carefully considered <br />the proposed Ordinaace No. 841_ to amend the, Zoning, Ordinance of the Village, <br />that it was their opinion that the time had not arrived to re-zone this <br />property,. most of which was re-zoned during, the past two years for Motorist <br />Serv.ice, Off ice-Laboratory, and Production-Distribntion use. The Commission <br />did not f eel that a suff icient period had elapsed to give the uses establistied <br />by l.egislation a fair trial,..that :it, was their belief that suff.icient land had <br />been re-zoned f or apartments, and to re-zone this large section f or the same <br />purpose would leave a disproportionately larg amount of land f or such purposes, <br />3.