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R.V. ORDINANCE - ORDINANCE 74-49, entitled, " AN ORDINANCE REGULATIIJG THE PARKING AND/OR STORING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES UPON PRIVATE PROPERTY WITHIN THE STILLAGE OF MAYFIELD AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 74-181' became effective Nov. 1, 1974. MARC is a recreational council which includes four municipalities in the Mayfield City School District. In September, Mayfield Village decided to withdraw. Representatives of the Village and MARC will meet a5 soon as possible to discuss the matter. POLICE DEPARTMENT: Over 80 applicants took examinations for new positions on the Police Department. Se].ections will be made after test results are in, physicals and interviews by Mayor Leech, Ghief 5hortle and Mre Relic. Fire Department: At the next council meeting legislation will be introduced to add an additional fireman. REGIONAL SEWER AUTHORITY: Representatives frocn the Regional Sewer Authority will meet Nov. 19, 1974 with the Mayor and our Village Engineer to discuss new proposed rules and regulations. STATUS OF LAW SUITS: A public hearing date on the C.E.I. law suit has not been set. A pretrial hearing with Judge Sweeney will probably be held in the next few weeks. Weisberg et al versus Mayfield Village will probably go to trial Novs 25. This involves property between Highland and White Roads that was zoned to residential. OLD BUSINES5: Ordinance 73-27: Mr. Bordonaro suggested that Ordinance 73-27, concerning referundum on all zoning issues be tabled until the next meeting. Ordinance 74-48: Mr. Barclay reported that Ordinance 74-48 which provides for revisions of the Architectural Board has had two reaclings. It will be considered at the December meeting. NEW BUS IlVESS : Ordinance 74-52: The Niayor stated that the Village has been looking for additional property. He added that the progerty on S.O.M. Center between the School Board Building and the Arco Station can be purchased from the 5tate Savings Development Co. for $75,000. The Village has secured a lengthy appraisal of the property and Mayor Leech urged Council to purchase the l.and. Mr. Relic advised that $40,000 which had been set aside for the purchase of the Fire Truck and $35,000 from the General Fund will be available:.to purchae the property,: THe fire truck is to be delivered in about 18 months. Money will be accumulated during that time toward its purchase. Additional money for the fire truck will be borrowed from a b:ank at that time on=:a one or two year loan. Council as a Whole introduced Ordinance 74-52, entitled, " AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FROM THE STATE SAVING5 DEVELOPMEN:T CORPORATION." 7 2 -