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~~ -~3- Ordinance 77-21, entitled; "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE SUBMIS= SION TO THE ELECTORATE OF AN 1-~Mu'IQDMENT TO THE IVIUNICTP.~L CHr~RTER OF I~IAYFIELD VILLAGE , OHIO , ?AND DECLA RING AN EMERGENCY" , Baas introduced by Mr. Flynn. Ordinance 77-21 was given First Reading. GENERAL COI~II~'IENTS Mayor Beebe vrondered what Chief Hejcl's findings ~=;ere on the Lieu- tenants situation? Mayor Beebe said completion date on resurfacing of S.O.M. Center is August 15, 1977. He suggested that a titi~hite line be placed to desig- nate the additional three:~feet the road is being widened, which, ~,iould also serve as a place for the bicyclist to ride. He asked I~Ir. Byrnes if it ~ti7ould be legal to erect a sign saying, "Bicyclist--- I:eep to the Right?" He suggested Mr. Hovancsek conFirm the state doing this, or, if they will not, asked for Councils approval for the appropriation of funds from the Village. Nir. Relic agreed. sir. Relic said that information regarding lighting assessment ~rould be discussed at Caucus. Mr. Hovancse]t commented that he did another inspection at North Ain- tree. A list of corrections would be sent t.o=the contractor. Mr. Amendola stated that he and the Fire Department, Chief Hejcl, had started fire inspection today of the apartment units in the Village. Mr. Bordonaro asked Mr. Relic if X300.00 was in the Budget for main- tenance of the Union Cemetery. Mr. Relic replied that it v,~as. Mr. Bordonaro asked what about,_ Beechers Brook? ~'ir. Amendola said he was vaaiting for an answer to his letter. Mr. Bennett asked who would write a repeal to Ordinance 77-4 for him? Ilir. Byrnes said he would if the need arises. Mayor Beebe said he received a letter form Chief Shortle saying that no mutual aid contract from Willoughby Hi11s for the Police had been prepared. Mr. Byrnes must come up with an ordinance for this. Mr. Barclay announced a meeting of the residents of Echo Drive had been held and they were willing to pay to have the ditching done to help the flooding situation. Mr. Barclay said it should be paid for by the residents, county, and the Village.