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Regular Council Meeting <br />4/24/95 <br />Page Twelve <br />Mrs. Cinco suggested Council reject the bids tonight since they know they have no <br />intention of putting this amount into that building. <br />Mr. Flynn, seconded by Mr. Busa, made a motion to reject the bids. <br />ROLL CALL: AYES: All <br />NAYS: None <br />Motion Carried <br />Bids Rejected <br />Green Ribbons on Poles Throughout Mavfield Village - Mr. Flynn said these ribbons <br />conflict with Section 1185.03 of our Codified Ordinances. The Levy Committee <br />contacted C.E.I. and put them up. They have been removed from Highland Heights. <br />Mayfield Heights does not want them. He thinks we, as Council, must follow our <br />Codified Ordinances and ask that they be removed or have our Service Department <br />remove them. Mr. Flynn said he was rather surprised to see the Superintendent of <br />the Schools putting the ribbons up himself. <br />Mayor Rinker said he is not sure it is as clear-cut as Mr. Flynn says it is. This is a <br />matter the Law Director can review for us and asked Mr. Diemert to do so. <br />Progressive Landscaning - Mr. Ferrante said he had a call today from a resident in <br />Worton Park. He would like to see Mr. Kostelec inspect the landscaping behind the <br />five homes on Worton Park. He understands they have stopped their landscaping. <br />He would like them to pick back up again and do the things they promised those <br />residents they would do. <br />Mayor Rinker said we knew six months ago that Progressive had gone way over <br />their budget; that anything since that time was what the Village had done. He had <br />asked Bill to poll the residents in that area as to the kind and type of materials we <br />could put in there. We aren't asking Progressive to do anymore because they have <br />satisfied their portion. <br />Mr. Buckholtz said the landscaping has fallen a little bit short of the expectations of <br />the home owners. They are very appreciative to what the Village and Mayor Rinker <br />has extended. They thinks they are saying it's not the Village's responsibility, but are <br />referring back to some promises made by Progressive previously. He spoke to <br />Chuck Chokel who said as far as the planting, they were done. There is some <br />ground cover and drainage. Apparently, they are involved in a legal dispute with <br />the landscaper they are working with. What we are trying to find out is what exactly <br />is going to be done. Mr. Buckholtz said he talked to Chuck Chokel and suggested <br /> <br /> <br />