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2~.~ 4. They will alter starting point of project to expedite con- struction. , 5. Question of Raliegh/Worton/Joyce Roads is still under study. Copies of this letter will be circulated to Council. Since the Beech Hill Foot Bridge had become a definite safety hazard, Mayor Beebe and Council approved its removal. If needed again, it can be replaced. COUNCIL PRESIDENT'S COMMENTS: Mr. Busa announced that Mayfield Heights Heritage Days will be held July 7, 8, and 9 and it would be nice for our community to attend. The solicitation for the Ohio Public Interest Campaign Canvass, June .20 to August 30 will be discussed at the next Caucus meeting. STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS: Budget & Appropriations - The Budget and Appropriation Committee scheduled a meeting to review the Tax Budget at the next Caucus, June 27, 1978. Mr. Relic received a letter from the Recreation Board asking for an increase in contracted services for their coordinator, Gary Bill, from $1500.00 to $2000.00 per year. The request was submitted to Mr. Bennett's Committee. They will re- view and report to Council. Public Safety:- Mr. Flynn reported that the New Fire Truck had been delivered. Four of our firemen~tcompleted their paramedic course at Richmond Hospital. Mr. Flynn recommended that Ptl. Wheatcroft attend the next meeting. Public Service & Public Utilities - Mr. Flynn said that we are ready to approve the contract between the Mayor and-C.E.I. for the Sodium Lamps o.n Beta Drive. The tour of the Beech Hill Pumping Station was rescheduled for June 27, at 7:00 P.M. After discussion of the cost of signalization on Wilson Mills Mr. Hovancsek explained that the project, estimated at $177,000 will be financed by the $5.00 license fee. Mayfield Village and Highland Heights will share the Engineering fees based on this figure. Ptl. Wheatcroft will meet with Council on June 27th at 9:00 P.M. to discuss the Wilson Mills signalization Project, Architectzzral Review Board:- Mr. Amendola reported that six sets of drawings had been reviewed at the last meeting for a total of $385,000.00.