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~~~ -2- Mayor Beebe said he received a copy of a letter sent to Chief Shortle from a resident of Highland Heights commending Patrol- man Stevens for his help and service when she was involved in an accident. The Mayor also stated that a letter was received from Action Line-Cleveland Press regarding an existing problem of truck traffic on Wilson Mills-East. Letter was passed onto the Public Safety Committee for answer. President's Comments: Mr. Barclay read a letter received from the Teachers Association at Mayfield Center School and also one from Mr. Booth, regarding the Right Turn on Red situation at Wilson Mills. They suggested that consideration be given at least during the morning and after- noon school hours. STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS: Public Safety - Mr. Flynn advised of the Auxiliary Police Rules and Laws to be passed under Old Business. Public Service & Public Utilities - Mr. Buses reported that an evaluation of Village grounds and paving of parking areas were under consideration for Council approval. He also stated that consideration be given to the sidewalks under I-271 bridge and street lighting and sidewalks on Beta Drive. Further discussion will be held at Council Caucus. (Minutes of March 10th meeting attached). Bicentennial - Mrs. Negrelli reported that the next meeting of the committee will be held March 25th at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall. Cemetery - Mrs. Negrelli stated that work will begin as soon as the grass grows. Planning & Zoning - Mr. Schulte read the minutes of the March 8, 1976 meeting. Recreation - Mr. Flynn advised that registration of all summer activities will be held March 17, 1976 at the High School. OLD BUSINESS: Ordinance 76-8, entitled; "AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AND CONSTITUTION, BY-LAWS AND RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE AUXILIARY POLICE UNIT AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NUMBERS 930; 1969-9; 1969-14; 70-24; and 70-47; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. ; Mr. Busa, seconded by Mrs. Negrelli, made a~motion to suspend the rules of law requiring an ordinance to be read on three separate occas2ons.