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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING Village of Mayfield May 18, 1970 The Council of the Village of Mayfield met in regular session at St, Bartholomew Church on Monday, May 18, 1970 at 8:20 PMT Mayor Busa, presiding. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was given. Roll Call: PRESENT: Mayor Busa, Messrs. Leech, Fitz-Gerald, Bordonaro, Boger, Schmidt and Davis. ABSENT: None Also present were Messrs. Lockemer, Edelman and Hovancsek Mr. Leech had one question relating to the footage on Page 8 of the April 20, 1970 minutes regarding the 370 foot figure from SOM Center Road on the former Post property for the proposed Senior Citizens Building. It was found to be correct as written. All in favor; minutes approved as written. Local Income Tax,:: A progress report. of the meeting at Mr. Corsi's office on May 13, 1970 was given by Mrs. Eloise Maynard. ~t was promised the next meeting will have the W-2 listings worked out by addresses. I-290: Mr. Fitz-Gerald read a letter from Mr. Yurick of the Ohio State Highway Department. He personally talked with Governor Rhodes and was assured that I-290 will rest until November. Also a letter from the Regional Planning Commission's proposed southern route, Mr. Hovancsek reported that there is nothing new. Governor Rhodes may consider the southern route, but there is nothing official, as yet, Widening of SOM Center Road: A progress report was read, Mayor Busa had a meet- ing with Mayor DeJohn of Mayfield Heights. People are resisting the sale of their frontage and it may hold up the widening of SOM. The request is now $;40,000,00, which was previously $12,000.00 for the moving of the fire hydrants and water lines. Mr. Hovancsek reported that they can not go out and get bids until the ordinance is signed. He also stated that additional money will be needed to install these lines, The question of difference in money was discussed and ability to pay. Mr, Edelman advised council not to act upon the ordinance proposed by the state until the money issue is resolved. Mr. Lockemer reported that $4,000 to $5,000 is available in State highway fund. Mayor Busa said to explore, sum it up and allow the engineer and law department resolve it. No further comment, Mr. Schanfarber wondered if the additional cost was due to the removing of the utilities down to the ditch beyond Thornapple Drive. City of Cleveland Water Tap-In: It has not been a problem to us yet, We have had no pccasion to tap-in. Mrp D'Agostino assured us we are not affected by it now, Granting of building perma.ts is up to us, Applicants must get their own tap®in. Mr. Edelman can foresee lawsuits®