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`~,~+,~ MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING Village of Mayfield Village February 16, 1976 The Council of the Village of Mayfield Village met in regular session at the Village Hall on Monday, February 16, 1976 at 8:00 P.M. Council President, Robert Barclay presided. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag ~~aas given. Ro11 Call: Fresent: Messrs., Barclay, Bennett, Busa, Flynn, Grogan, Mrs. Negrelli and Mr. Schulte Absent None Also present were Mayor Beebe, Messrs., Amendola, Hovancsek Morrison, Relic, Chief Hejcl and Chief Shortle Mr. Barclay opened the meeting by asking for comments from the floor: Dale Markewicz, 100 Center Street, Chardon, Ohio, representative for Don-Ray Products, requested some action from the Village Council to a letter from DonRay Products that is before the Planning & Zoning Commission. Mr. Markewicz explained that DonRay submitted an appli- cation for an addition to its present building, which would improve the growth of their business. Mr. Markewicz stated that a letter was received from the Planning & Zoning Commission denying the expansion for industrial use. Land is zoned for residential use. He advised that the Village is being sued due to denial of use. If Council takes action, damages could be lessened. Mr. Barclay replied that the subject matter would be reviewed by the Lava Director. Bob Bugoci - 6752 Hickory Hill Dr., complained about the ~~aater problem in his basement backing up as a result of the water run-off from SOM Center Rd. He stated he allowed a Swale to be put in to help his neighbors water problem, and now he has all the water. He also claims that some of the residents on Hickory Hill have filled~in the swales in front of their homes and water is being routed in his back yard. He was very firm in stating, "that something must be done'° Mr. Hovancsek replied that the land is rolling and at the time the land was developed it met the sewer requirements. He suggested per- haps swales be cut deeper. Drainage problem was reviewed quite extensively last summer. J.M. Sawicki - 481 Woodbine Circle, complained he has water back-up into his basement everytime there is a flash flood. Damage io the inside of his home is approximately $2,400. He insisted that some- thing be done immediately. Mr. Hovancsek replied that the proposed sewer improvement c~~ork on SOM near Hickory Hill should help his problem.