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~~ MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING Village of Mayfield Village March 17, 1975 The Council of the Village of Mayfield Village met in regular session at the Village Hall on Monday, March 17, 1975 at 8:10 P.M. Council President, Frank Prager presided. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was given. Roll Call: Present: Messrs., Barclay, Bordonaro, Ficken, Mrs. Negrelli and Messrs., Prager and Schulte Absent Mr. Bennett and Mayor Leech Also present were Chief Hejcl, Chief Shortle, Messrs., Amendola, Byrnes, Foltz, Hovancsek and Relic Mr. Prager opened the meeting by asking for comments from the floor: Mr. Hans Kraus, 6762 Wilson Mills Rd. (442-8822), filed a complaint stating that his lot which faces on Maplegrove is landlocked because Maplegrove was previously vacated to Seneca, therefore eliminating entry to his lot. Mr. Kraus received a letter from Engineer Steve Hovancsek advising him that Maplegrove had been totally vacated to which Mr. Kraus claimed he could not accept this as an explanation. Solicitor Byrnes suggested to Mr. Kraus that he present the accurate facts and surveyors report to Mr. Byrnes and Mr. Hovancsek for review of the entire situation. Mr. Byrnes stated that it would appear Mr. Kraus' lot is not landlocked because he owns the lot in front. Mr. Ron Barnett, Managing Agent for Aintree Park, questioned the Council as to whether or not the No Parking Signs on Aintree Park Dr. were put up as a result of a petition from the home owners. If so, he would file a petition from the apartment residents for count r action to the home owners petition. Mr. Prager stated it was~t°a~ action of the Council as such, but that of the Police Depart- ment. Mr. Byrnes told Mr. Barnett that this was not the first time this problem had been brought before Council and the home owners petition was not the only reason for putting up the signs, but that of a 2 year study by the Police Department. Mr. Barnett suggested more research and consideration be given to the apartment residents. He also stated that there have been repercussions as a result of these signs and he does not want it to get worse. Therefore, he would appreciate all facts be reviewed. Mayor Leech entered Council Chambers. Mayor Leech suggested to Mr. Barnett that a,group representing... both the apartment residents and the home owners meet with him to discuss all the facts. Mrs. Robert Shupp, 891 Aintree Park, felt that the apartment residents were being discriminated against, because there was no parking on either side and wondered if there were other streets in the Village with this same situation.