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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING Village of Mayfield July 16, 1973 The Council of the Village of Mayfield met in regular session at Mayfield Village Hall on July 16, 1973 at 8:05 pom. Mayor Beebe presided. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was given. Roll Call: Present: Mayor Beebe, Messrs. Bordonaro, Davis Prager & Schulte Absent: Mr. Leech Also present weze Messrs. Byrnes, Hovancsek, Clerk-Treasurer Relic, Chief Hejcl, Les Foltz and Lou Hovancsek. Comments from the floor: Richard Schanfarber, 6719 5andalwood Drive: Asked for interpretation of Ordinance 73-7 re parking of recreatioaal vehicles. Does it allow the owner of a boat for example, to wash or load on his own property and what is en- forcement. According to Ordinance it does not permit the vehicle to be "placed" on the property for an,y time at all. Mr. Byrnes replied the Ordinance was written to be taken literally as it reads as Council's intent was to adopt a strict control. Mr. Schanfarber requested Council to allow overnight storage or at least some leeway. Council agreed to discuss at the conclusion of ineeting and so advise the Police Department as to the enforcement. Vince Busa, 6823 Hickory Hill: As Chairman of the Charter Commission asked Council if the Commission could engage their own attorney, engage the services of the Council's Solicitor, or have Council appoint an attorney. He also in- vited the Council President to attend the next Charter Commission meeting July 26 and would like a Councilman to attend all the meetings to convey Council's feelings Mr. Busa suggegted the Commission work with the Council. He also asked if Council would pass a Resolution giving the Commission some money for expenditures. Mr. Byrnes advised Council should not interfere with the business of the Charter Commission but can authorize a given amount of money for its use and consequently choose its own attorney. Mr. Byrnes was.asked by Mre Busa if he would consider nomination by the Commission for counsel to which Mr. Byrnes replied he would be available but would have to consider Council's feelings. Mr. Relic Stated the Commission should not obligate the Village for any money until funds are appropriated. Mr. Kellogg, 733 Butternut Drive: Reiterated Mr. Schanfarber's comments on the parking of recreational vehicles and offered his services to the Village if a committee were organized to study the Ordinance as he was past President of tHe Hilltop Campers Group and is vitally interested and concerned in the subject. Mr. Philip Strunk, 741 S.O.M. Center Road: Mr. Strunk stated he was still waiting to have his property reseeded a&f, the berm repaired in front of his house. At this point the traffice is going off the road and onto his yard.