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<br />235 <br />Regular Council Meeting <br />9/19/94 ? <br />Page Three <br />Mayor Rinker said it is his understanding that is an ongoing project. They have <br />identified 9 residences (7 of which are in Mayfield Heights.) They must scope out and <br />try to get ideas of where the pollution is originating. He expects they will find other <br />point source violations; they are doing their job. <br />? Mike Garrett,1070 Washington Extension, said he has noticed quite a few dead rats that <br />M have been washed through it and have gotten hung up on his rocks. <br />? <br />Q Mayor Rinker said it is an ongoing project where the Board of Health comes out if rats <br />z are coming in from other locations. We have asked Mayfield Heights if there is <br />C something we can do. Mayor Rinker explained the Village needs to be advised of this <br />? type of information so we can get someone from the Board of Health out there. <br />Chris Sciranko. 6027 Ridgebury, said he knows the Village is doing its best--but during <br />a recent party, they had to bring everyone inside their home because the stench was so <br />bad. He asked why something can't be done about it. <br />Mayor IZinker saicl we can urge the authorities to take action. It is an extensive problem <br />beyond the Village borders. <br />Dave, 6115 Ridgebury Blvd., asked Village officials to tell them now what they can do <br />to work with the Village instead of fighting the Village. <br />Mayor Rinker said we depend on feedback. We are aware the Grahams have contacted <br />the County. The County must deal with the problem throughout Cuyahoga County. If <br />there is a question that they are not out there often enough, call us--we will call them in. <br />Beyond that, he is not sure what the Village can do. <br />IVir. Garrett said a substantial amount of frontage is on the School's property. He asked <br />if the School Board knows about the situation. <br />Mayor Rinker said he, frankly, does not know. <br />Mr. Garrett asked if the Village and School Board were to address the problem together- <br />-would there be a little more pull? <br />Mayor Rinker said he thinks it is significant it has been this many years to find 9 houses <br />in three to four months. He thinks the key is to make sure the Sanitary Engineer and <br />Board of Health are aware and continue maintenance. We must make sure we have a <br />good feedback.