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Regular Council Meeting <br />9/20/93 <br />Page Four <br />Mr. Amendola said the storm damage we had is not over by a long shot. He toured the <br />Village and found about 8-101oads of branches. B.F.I. has located a site that will take <br />large sections of trees from us. We must clear stumps of soil and cut the stumps in 4 <br />sections before they will take them. We dvill require 5-6 gondolas which will cost the <br />Village $400 per load to take them out. The chipping of the branches is continuing. <br />Chipping will not be completed for about 7-9 days. The back yards are still full of <br />branches. <br />Mayor Rinker suggested putting something in the VOICE OF THE VILLAGE and <br />reminded everyone that articles are due Wednesday. <br />Mr. Hovancsek reported that the Upper 40 drainage detention facility site has been <br />investigated. It is essentially the same the site as the Ravine site. Due to the topography <br />in-that area, it is not advisable to move it. The ideal location would be where it was <br />originally proposed (at the Ravine site.) The 1978 and the topo in the area is consistent. <br />The property owner thought that the topo may have been radically changed, but it <br />really hadn't. <br /> <br />Mr. Hovancsek said the Ravine storm outlet construction is nearly completed. The <br />contractor should have that project completed within a week. <br />Mr. Hovancsek reported the Beech Hill culvert and Bonnieview site plan for grading <br />have been submitted to the Village Planning and Zoning by KM&M. He is beginning to <br />review those plans. Plans for the Worton Park sanitary sewers are being prepared at <br />this time. <br />Bids were received for sealcoating the Village Hall site, Wiley Park and the Service <br />Garage site (except for the major entrance road which is in bad shape and should not be <br />sealcoated at this time.) The low bid was Pavement Sealers, Inc. at a total cost of $6,005. <br />Mr. Hovancsek said the Village Engineer recommends that item be approved this <br />evening. (That would be for sealcoating, striping and putting on the handicapped <br />striping as required for code.) <br />Mr. Hovancsek said regarding the Highland/SOM Intersection; the contractor A&J <br />Contracting has been approved by the Ohio Public Works Commission. The amount of <br />his bid was $517,798.10. The County Engineer's Office indicated they will be paying <br />50% of the construction that is over and above the amount being covered by the Ohio <br />Public Works Commission. (They will be paying over $90,000 as opposed to what was <br />reported earlier of $63,000.)