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3. ORDIidt~:i1CE t~71-43 : Entitled : "1-il~T ORDIN.AidCE .l-iUTHORI6ING THE MkYOR OF THE VII,I,I~GE OF i~~ikYFIE1,D TO ENTER INTO ~ COi~T- TRkCT FOR THE INTERCHkiVGE OF POLICE PERSOiV1~EI~, POLICE Ec~UIr- IvIE1VT ~~i1D POLICE SERVICES OF THE POI,TCE DE~'iiRTT~iEiJTS OF HIGH- I,AT~TD HEIGHTS, LYiSDHURST, MAYFIEI,D HEIGHTS, T~ZAYFIEI,D VIl ,- ~iGE iiT~TD RICHMOi~TD HEIGHTS, OHIO. " Mr. beech, seconded by Mr. Boger, moved that Ordinance x#71-43 be approved and passed as read. Roll Call: AYES: Messrs. beech, Fitz-Gerald, Bordonaro, Boger, Schmidt and Davis. 1~kYS: idone. Motion Carried Ordinance Passed Flood Insurance: itiiessrs. Edelman-Hovancsek: The people of the Village of Mayfield are hereby offered sale of flood in- surance under Section 1910.2(x) of the flood insurance act of 1963 at subsidized rates by the National Flood Insurance i-agency with our particular agenty the name of the insurance company will be announced later. Certain requirements must be established by council if the insurance coverage is to be extended beyond Dec. 31, 1971. ORDIi~TAi~TCE tt71-51: i'~ir. beech, seconded by i~ir. Fitz-Gerald, introduced ORDIl~1~1dCE #71-51, Entitled : "~~i1 ORDINii1VCE ESTi~BZISHIiVG CERT.~IiV REG~UIREI~'lEidTS FOIL 1.I,I, PROPOSED CON- STRUCTIOi~T .iu~D OTHER I1~iPR0VE14iEiJTS I1~T THE VII,Ll-sGE OF 1~1~LY- FIEI,D IiV ORDER TO (~UhLIFY FOR iVi~TIOiV~~I, FLOOD TNSURtiJCE. " 1:ir:~ Zc;ech, seconded by iti'Ir. Fitz-Gerald, made a motion to suspend the rules of law requiring an ordinance to be read on three separate occasions: Roll Call: 1~YES: Messrs. beech, Fitz-Gerald, Bordonaro, Boger, Schmidt and Davis. id1aYS : None . Motion Carried Rules Suspended i~ir. beech, seconded by lvir. Bordonaro, moved that Ordinance x#71-51 be approved and passed as read: Roll Call: AYES: Messrs. beech, Fitz-Gerald, Bordonaro, Boger, ..Schmidt and Davis. NhYS: lone. Motion Carried Ordinance Passed Regional Income Tax hgeney: i~1r. beech: ~t the public hearing held on Dec. 7, 1971 the favored choice was a 75% credit. Discussion followed on the feasibility of allowing various percentages of credit to Mayfield Vill- age residents. Mayor I3usa is against double taxation and recommended 100 credit to citizens. Mr. Schmidt wanted 100j credit and i~ir. Bordonaro stated that if the finance committee says that they can get along, then he is for 100 credit. Mr. Boger stated that he is on the finance committee and he knows that we need the money.