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Regular Council Meeting 9-27-99 Page 5 Mr. Samac said Progressive will be coming before us at Caucus for additional buildings on Monday. Chief Mohr asked Council's permission to make surplus the 1979 Horton ambulance which is now deemed obsolete with the new ambulance in service. He would also like permission to go out for- bid. He looked into the cost of shipping for the turnout gear;.the cost is $25 total for all. Chief Mohr thanked the Service Department for allowing the Fire Department to utilize Gino DeLuca and George Ballash to maintain the grounds. They have received a lot of compliments on how well the grounds were maintained. Mr. Brett said last Friday we sold 4 5 million dollars in bond anticipation notes. 4.1 was earmarked for the rollover of the golf course acquisition notes; $200,000 was for the road and another $200,000 is for the wetlands preserve. The rate we got was 4.00 with a premium that brought the effective rate down to 3.9%. This is right in line with where the interest rates are. He sees that as a successful sale. It was very competitive-and he thinks the Village did very well. Mr. Thomas said on October 2 and October 9 we will start walk-in registration for our MBA program. It is from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at Mayfield Middle School. We encourage anyone signing up for their 4~' - 8~' grade son or daughter to sign up at that time. He is working on an executive brief for Council on the .Parkview Pool. He is attending the Cleveland State Leadership Workshop with Councilwoman Mrs. Mills. STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS Activities Committee -Mrs. Roman said the Activities Committee will be planning the Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony. We will meet sometime in October. A date will be set after we determine when everyone is available to attend to recap the Summer events. Architectural Review Board - Mr. Samac said the last meeting was September 9. There was one agenda item, an addition to a residence. Board of Appeals - Mr. Samac said there was no meeting. Cemetery -Mrs. Mills thanked Mr. Metzung and his crew for their work. The driveway is wonderful. The students of the horticulture center will start to work on the cemetery and the Historical House around the beginning of October. Citizen's Advisory Board -Mrs. Cinco said they did not meet this month. They are scheduled for the end of October. They would like to be involved in the discussions for the Rt. 91 widening. Commission on A~ - Mr. Busa read. Mrs. Kalina's report (attached to the minutes.) SafetX and Service -Mrs. Cinco said they met September 13. They discussed and approved the snow removal bids and jersey barricades which are on tonight's agenda. For the Police Department, they discussed the 911 upgrade. For the Fire Department, they approved the