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5• districts. The commission agreed to give further study to proposed Ordinance #71-35 for the rezoning of property in the Sandalwood-S.O.P1. Center Rd. area to apartments. They voted to reject i~7r. Van Curen's SDT revised drawing relating to a retail business center at Sandalwood and S.O.M. Center I~.d. The plans for the Lark CEI substation have not yet been approv- ed because they do not meet with the recommendation of the village engineer. i'ublic Hearing : On January 13 , 1972 at 8 : 00 P . i'YI. at i~Iay- field Village Hall a public hearing has been set relating to proposed Ordinance x#71-36, Entitled: "xiJ ORDI1v~idCE TO hi•~E1dD SECTIOly 31.6 OF ORDIi~Ti~iVCE i10. 960, 1-~i~iErl~DI1dG OtcDIlvx~~CE IvO. 159, TriE •GO1JIIVG ORDIi~.~1.VCE OF THE VILLxGE OF 1~itiYFIELD, BY 1'hOHIBITI~G EL~TR~ivCE r'uvD EXIT DRIVEVJ~-;Ya Ird LOCxl, liUSIi~ESS DISTRICTS LEADING TO i~1:~TD FROib1 LOCxL REaIDE1JTIt~.L STREETS." 1~Ir. Fitz-Gerald, seconded by i~Ir. Boger, made a motion to set the date of the hearing. Roll Call: hYES: T~iessrs. Leech, Fitz-Gerald, Bordonaro, Boger, Schmidt and Davis. I~TAYS : None . i~iotion Carried Safety ~ Service Committee: I~lessrs. Bordonaro-Schmidt: 1~Ir. Bordonaro: reported that a meeting was held on tdov. 1, .. 1971 but that there was nothing to report for council action. Finance Committee: Mr. Davis: lfir. Davis, seconded by I'~Ir. Boger, introduced "PAY.ORDI1VxidCE #579P" and recommended the payment of bills. Roll Call: ~sYES: Messrs. Leech, Fitz- Gerald , Bordonaro, Boger, ScYunidt and Davis . ,,Id~iYS : Clone . Motion Carried Pay Ordinance Passed I~ir. Relic reported that he is closing an account of :652.29 for Worton Park, Phase 2 development, and transferring the money to the bond retirement fund; and that some of the X19,000.00 village hall rebuilding costs may have to come out of the general fund. George 'vJeiland: itIr. Fitz-Gerald asked the assemblage to pause for a few brief words relating to the passing of i'~ir. George Weiland and stated with bowed heads: "let us remem= ber tonight and record in our Council Minutes the name of I~Zr. George Udeiland who died this past week. He was among the oldest residents of our village and contributed much to it. During his lifetime he served as Service Director and Building Inspector. He was active in the Grange and the annual minstrel shows. He was the father of three sons and a daughter, the daughter being the wife of lair. Lester Foltz, another faithful employee of our village. To Mrs. Weiland and her family we offer our condolences and good wishes." ~1r. Edelman noted that former Councilman Hartman of May- field Village recently passed away.