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46 Regular Council Meeting 2/21/94 Page Twelve not only look to his recommendation, but would refer anybody on the street who has questions to talk to him. He will be able to respond to it. Mr. Peto said those trees should have been flagged already. He should have walked through and figured out what trees are going to be knocked down. Mayor Rinker said he does not dictate how the arborist is supposed to do his job up - ahead of time, but he stands behind what we expect will ultimately be done with those trees. Mr. Peto said as a property owner, he is worried about his property more than the Village is. Mrs. Lynch asked if the residents will be made aware of the walk through. Mayor Rinker said whenever we go through an area like that, we will definitely let you know. That is why I at least wanted to get this packet of materials to you. We will be sending around a bulletin this week with general information. It is harder for us to deal with everyone as a group than it is to have one or two people, like street captains. Mayor Rinker said since she stepped forward, she will get information. Jack Jay is working to provide a plan to monitor the traffic. We are trying to facilitate fhe flow of information on that. Mayor Rinker said in one of the notes there was reference of Mayfield Village's decision to abandon a park for the holding tank site. If you saw that information in there--he wants everyone here to understand the Village has not abandoned any plans for a park-like setting. Our thoughts are to retain that as green space. The Village has a very keen interest in being able to control that piece of property when it becomes available. Mrs. Lynch asked about the health and safety of the residents during the demolition of the dome. A number of residents have spoken to her expressing their concern about what will happen to the sewage when they remove the dome. Will they pack up the dirt, etc. Mr. Hovancsek said the dome used to be a styrofoam dome, but it was replaced with the aluminum one about 10 or 12 years ago. The removal of the dome should go relatively smoothly. The removal of the concrete structure should also go relatively smoothly. It is a very simple demolition of that structure. They will have a large piece of equipment in there; as the structure demolished, it will be loaded in the trucks and removed from the site. There will be a bond in place for Bonnieview Road. So, if during the trucking of the sewer work on Beech Hill or the demolition of the holding