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Regular Council Meeting 9/20/93 I'age Six Chief Mohr reported the Fire Deparhnent is flushing hydrants now. They have signs in the neighborhoods. Mr. Brett said he will defer report until the Finance Committee says what we discussed there. - STAIVDING COMMITTEE IZEPORTS Activities Committee - Mayor Rinker said the committee will hold a de-briefing meeting on September 30. They will review events held during the spring and summer and set up a budget for these programs for next year. Architectural Review Board - Mr. Amendola said the Board met and passed on a single- family dwelling and a deck. Board of Appeals- Mr. Amendola said they were not required to meet this month. Cem?eterv,_ - Mr. Fixler said they are meeting Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the cemetery to go over details and discuss a monument for the Williams' family. Citizen's Advisorv Board - IVIrs. Cinco said they met August 24. Af this time minutes have not been distributed. They went over storm damage, Highland/SOM and Progressive. Commission on A inz - Mr. Busa said the flu shot program in conjunction with the Cuyahoga County Board of Health will be Monday, October 18 from 1 to 3 p.m. Inoculations will be administered in the Community Room for adults at least 60 years of age or chronically ill individuals between 22 and 60. The cost remains at $5 per person. I2egistration for the flu shots is Monday, September 27 between 1 and 3 p.m. or Wednesday, September 29 between 10 a.m. and noon. On October 6, the Senior Gentry will have their annual fall foliage trip; going to Malibar Farms, Kingwood Gardens, and Mohican State Park. Bocce has been suspended during the excavation and construction at Wiley Park. There will be a program'on Alaska (by Norm and Nancy Rozell) in the community room on October 27. Their last picnic of the season is today. Due to the vveather, it will be held in the Community Roorn. Safety and Service - Mr. Fixler said the committee met September 7. They discussed the sidewalk snow plow. Mr. Amendola had indicated to have an overhaul on that machine would run $11,000; to replace the unit would be $50,000. However, he has come up with another piece of equipment that would suitable. It is made by the