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4y MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL Village of Mayfield Village February 25, 1975 The Council of the Village of Mayfield Village met at a Special Meeting, (notice of which was delivered to all Council members) on Tuesday, February 25, 1975 at 8:00 P.M. The meeting was called to order at 8:03 P.M. by the Council President Pro-tem, Mr. Robert Barclay. The Pledge of Allegiance was given. Roll Call: Present: Messrs., Barclay, Bordonaro, Ficken, Mrs. Negrelli and Mr. Schulte Absent Mayor Leech, Mr. Prager and Mr. Bennett Also present: Mr. Byrnes Mr. Barclay stated the purpose of this Council meeting is to set a date for a Public Hearing to amend an Ordinance for Off- Street Parking. Mr. Barclay asked for comments from the floor. Mr. Ron Barnett, Aintree Park Apartments, acted as a spokesman for the apartment residents. He stated he had received numerous phone calls at his office regarding the "No Parking" signs posted on the North side of Aintree Park Drive. The apartment people are not behind this. Eight homeowners on Aintree Park had signed a petition requesting the sign. Mr. Barnett presented Mr. Barclay with a petition containing 40 or 50 names of Apartment residents, requesting Council to study the No Parking limitation. He also statod some of the courtesies extended to the homeowners by the apartment, i.e. use of the apartment parking, use of the pool for owners and guests. Mr. Jerry Cianciolo, Aintree Park Apartment, stated the apartment residents always parked on the North side. Parking becomes a problem when there is a party. The apartment owners feel the signs were put up without proper notification. Mrs. Virginia McCabe, 891 Aintree Park, stated it is impossible to carry groceries from her garage to the apartment, therefore she parks in the street. The women are apparently afraid to enter the garage at night. She would like to see 24 hours park- ing permitted. Mr. Schulte, stated that these signs were not "put up over night". There has been a parking problem in the Aintree. section for over two years. The homeowners had presented their problems at previous council meetings on numerous occasions.