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30 <br />Mayor Carmen asked that Mr. Amendola and Mr. Hovancsek put together a cost <br />estimate within the next ten days including that needs to be done and how <br />much it will cost: He will then contact Mr. Boylan and discuss what he <br />should do and what the village will do to correet his problem. <br />Florian Rickey - 6128 Wilson Mills Road - asked for a report on the meeting <br />held with Highland Heights regarding the traffic problem. <br />Mayor Carmen said we are concerned about two topics: <br />1) The•Front Row Traffic problem, and; <br />2) The potential new problem on Highland Road. When they begin <br />re-routing traffic from the Industrial Park, the proposed road is <br />going to be very near the bridge, which will be very dangerous <br />when it's icy. <br />Mayor Carmen noted that Chief Stevens had a suggestion for internal routing <br />of Front Row traffic which would enable more cars to get into the parking <br />lot faster. However, we must f ind a solution that benefits Highland Heights <br />as much as it does Mayfield Village. <br />Mayor Carmen said the village did a traffic study at the Front Row because <br />they were considering pu.t.ting a part-time officer_ on duty during Front Row <br />events to assist Mayfield Village residents exiting from their streets. <br />They found that there were not enough residents trying_to exit their streets <br />to warrant an additional officer on duty. They were also concerned about the <br />safety of. the officer. He said they will be meeting again in the near future <br />to discuss both problems and try to resolve them. <br />Mr. Rickey said he feels Highland Heights is responsible for the Front Row <br />traffic problem and would like to attend the meeting. <br />Reverend Huffman, PSayfield United Methodist Church - said he is in support of <br />the Hilltop Interceptor Sewer project. There will be a meeting at the church <br />next Monday night and they will do their best to see that the interceptor is. <br />put in. <br />Mr. Etzler noted a meeting that he, along with other members of Council and <br />State Officials attended last"August. He,said that everyone was in-favor of <br />the interceptor except one man from the EPA. He feels the only thing to do <br />now is to contact the State Representatives and the Governor to let them <br />know our position. <br />Mrs. Bloom noted tha the pumping sta?tion in Highland Heights is going to <br />close and that there have been three recent overflows which should indicate <br />that our present system is obsolete. The Governor's Office seemed positive <br />toward the interceptor sewer and she hopes they pursue it further. <br />Dennis Rash, 823 Beech Hill Road - said he feel,s that the previous Mayfield <br />Village Officials created the present problem by putting in the pumping stations. <br />Mr. Hovancsek explained how the pumping stations originated and that it was <br />not due to the Mayfield Village Officials.