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:s 133 MINUTES OF A SPECIAL MEETIlVG OF COUNCIL Mayfield Village July 29, 1991 The Council of Mayfield Village, Ohio, met in Special Session on Monday, July 29, 1991, at seven-thirty p.m. (7:30 p.m.) in the Council Chambers at the Mayfield Village Hall. Council President Bruce Rinker presided. ROLL CALL: Present: Mr. Basile, Mrs. Cinco, Mr. Ferrante, Mr. Flynn, Mrs. Mills, Mr. Pietrafese (7:38 p.m:), and Mr. Rinker Absent: None Also Present Were: Mayor Carmen, Mr. Hovaricsek, Mr. Ramos, Chief Mohr, and Miss Heath Mr. Rinker said the purpose of the special meeting is to consider Resolution No. 91-69 regarding rubbish removal. He suggested rather than putting the resolution to a vote now that Council have an open portion as it normally does. Mr. Rinker asked if there were any members of the audience who wished to address Council and reminded them that they must limit their speech to no more than 5 minutes. Richard Bole. President of Recycle Midwest - said that his bid was lower than those bids who have curbside pick-up of recyclables with the trash. He feels his bid to use blue bags is easier. Mr. Bole said he feels Mayfield Village drew up their bid specifications too narrowly. He said an incentive program may be made mandatory in Ohio which could be instituted here. Mr. Bole said he would like to have made that kind of bid but only had 41/2 days to make a bid. He said the Village could stick to its present bid specifications or it could consider asking its present hauler to hold the contract and re-bid in a more open way to allow more alternatives. Mr. Bole said his company is good but small; it is a local company. Bill Skidmore. Waste Mana eg ment - said he has had the pleasure of serving the community for about 6 years. He said he submitted a letter to Council explaining the unfortunate circumstances of the bid as far as where they will haul the rubbish. He said they take pride in the service they have provided in our community. Mr. Skidmore said Council members were a big help in kicking off the recycling program. Mr. Skidmore said there are only two bidders who met the specifications and because of his unfortunate situation which he explained in his letter to Council; his bid was higher. Mr. Pietrafese arrived at this time - 7:38 p.m. Dave Redow. Redlin - said they have the only full-fledged recycling facility. Using their plant, they can come down the street with one truck. He said with their equipment they can separate and get the recyclables out of the landf'ills. He asked that Council consider an extension in order that they view his facility. Mr. Redow said their full-fledge facility will be on line in two weeks and asked that Village Officials visit the facility.