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~2~ when the Engineer's Fee is to be paid. Mr. Relic replied that the fee would be paid in a reasonable amount of time. Mr. Bennett asked if Mr. Hovancsek could give them some estimated time the construction would start. Mr. Hovancsek replied that it was anticipated sometime in August. Mr. Bennett questioned if Wilson Mills would be closed off during construction since Mayfield Road is still partially closed. Mr. Hovancsek replied that traffic would be kept flowing until they started to lay the asphalt and then it would be closed the least amount of time as possilbe. _ Mr. Bennett said the striping had not been done as yet and wondered why since the contract did include this cost. Mr. Amendola stated that the County had striped several streets after saying they would do noe and they were waiting to see if the Count~S%was going to do Wilson Mills. He said he would get in touch with the County and have an answer for them in a few days. Mr. Flynn questioned the drainage system along Wilson Mills and how they were going to be handled at the time of construction. Mr. Hovancsek said the drains were part of the contract and would be constructed to fit the need. Paving and Repair of Streets: Mr. Hovancsek said bids were due 7/28/78. Police Chief Appointment - Mayor Beebe stated that the Civil Service Commission is working with Case Western Reserve in the testing. He said vacations were interfering to some extent but no major problem. NEW BUS~I~JESS Mr. Bordonaro asked if any problems had arisen out of enforcement of the ordinance on vehicle parking violations? Mr. Amendola reported that notices had been sent out with still more to follow. He said the present ordinance is not effective as far as being enforceable in re to the citations. Mr. Feneli commented the office is working on the new ordinance and Mr. Busa requested it be expedited as soon as possible. C.E.I. Contract Renewal: The Cuyahoga County Mayors Association is pursuing it as a whole and Council agreed that this is the best way to handle the matter. Resolution 78-33, entitled: "A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 1979.E Introduced by Council as a Whole. Mr. Relic stated the resolution is the routine form used every year. It has to be certified to the Auditor's Office before July 20th. He said the Budget & Appropr-..cation Committee had met on the Budget and after having an indepth review all agreed it was satisfactory to meet the needs of the Village. He estimated that in 1979 One-Million Dollars will come into the office and also spent`o. The tax rate is 7.63 which is a slight reduction from last year. Our bonded indebtedness by Janury 1, 1979 is $72,000.00 and he felt this was outstanding for the size of our municipality. Mr. Bennett commented that the tax rate has been dropping for the past eight years. Mr. Busa said this is attrib- uted to the great team effort between the Village Officials.