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Regular Council Meeting 4-19-99 Page 3 llr. Parker said the dues were lowered when Gates Mills came in. Mr. Brett said the communities were assessed $1,000 this year. We will watch the cash balance and next year will look at the ending balance and assess accordingly. Mrs. Mills said the Cemetery is also getting estimates on wrought iron fencing. If it is too expensive, they won't do it. Citizen's Advisory Board - There was no report. Commission on Aging - Mr. Busa read the report from Mrs. Kalina, attached. Safety and Service - Mrs. Cinco said the Committee met AprilSth. Council received the minutes in their packet last week. At that point, they had asked Chief Stevens to put together a helmet and laser pointer ordinance for Safety and Service to review. She hopes it will be ready for May. Finance Committee - Mr. Fixler said the Finance Committee met this evening. (The agenda is attached to the minutes.) The Committee recommends approval of all items except #4. Regarding #14, the Committee was 2/3 split on approving some of the pool equipment. Lounge chairs and tables were requested in the amount of $14,000. Two-thirds of the committee thought we should purchase double that amount. This will be discussed when it comes up on the agenda. There was also an item #15 on the agenda for an expenditure in the amount of $3,721.20 to Anthem Life for employee life insurance. Hillcrest Cou.ncil of Councils - Mrs. Cinco said there was no report. Historical Societv - Mrs. Mills said the Historical Society wishes to thank the Mayfield Village Administration for their continuing support. Work on the Log Cabin has been put on hold for the time being with most of their effort being on the one-room School House. Work on the outdoor lighting has begun. Our monthly open house for May has been changed to the second Sunday to coincide with the Pancake Breakfast and Garden Club Sale--9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Mothers will get in free, family members will be charged $1.00. Three school tours have been scheduled along with one Brownie Troop and one Women's Club in the next three weeks. Toda.y, a 9t'' Grade Civic Class who are doing a study of Mayfield Village spent about 3 hours at the House. M.A.R.C. - Mrs. Cinco said they met April 8t'. They discussed the possible new summer programs and getting together withAdult Education. Mr. Thomas said he talked to Barb and his understanding is that meeting went well. Ordinance Review Committee - Mr. Fixler deferred to Mr. Buckholtz who attended for him. Mr. Buckholtz said the committee met and Mr. Samac brought forth a well written rewrite of the sign ordinance regarding neon. It was pretty much unanimously supported that neon, tastefully