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34. <br />Regular Council Meeting <br />4/18/88 <br />Page 4 <br />Planning and Zoning - Mr. Basile said the Commission met on April 4. <br />They discussed the Progressive drive relocation proposal. The problem with <br />the homeowners at that time was that the plan showed no trees in the buffer <br />zone. The buffer zone had been rerouted and only one of the houses <br />purchased by Progressive had been put up for sale. Mr. Basile read from the <br />minutes of that meeting (see P&Z min of 4/4/88.) Mr. Basile said there <br />will be a Planning and Zoning Workshop meeting in April. <br />Recreation - Mr. Santoro said the Easter Party was a success. He said that <br />they are planning to install new bleachers before softball season begins. <br />Safety and Service - Mrs. Mills said there was no report. <br />OLD BUSINESS Pesticide Ordinance - OPARR Correso - Mr. Basile said that we have received <br />a letter from Ohio Pesticide Applicators for Responsible Regulation <br />pertaining to the pesticide legislation recently enacted. <br />Mayor Carmen said that this group has questions about our ordinance which he <br />has referred to the Village legal counsel for his opinion and response. <br />Bike- Patfi -Guard Rail - Mayor Carmen said that the Safety and Service and <br />Finance Committees need to look at that issue. <br />Berms on S.O.M. at Bike Path - Mayor Carmen said that Mre Hovancsek is <br />talking about the installation of limestone at this point and is in the <br />process of getting bids on what the cost would be. <br />Mr. Amendola said he had figures to give to Mayor Carmen for both limestone <br />and a larger aggregate that might be more attractive than limestone. <br />Spaghetti Company- Additions - Mr. Feneli said that Council should have <br />received in their packet a copy of the letter he sent to the Spaghetti <br />Company copying Mr. Musca and his attorney. <br />Enhanced 9-1-1 - Mayor Carmen said that the last time we had spoken about it <br />we all agreed that we wanted to do Enhanced 9-1-1. He explained what the <br />Enhanced 9-1-1 system does. He said initially we were concerned because of <br />the cost figures to install thisa Since we began talking the prices have <br />gone down. Chief Stevens and Chief Mohr have checked available suppliers. <br />We have come up with a lease-purchase plan for 9-1-1 whereby it appears that <br />for somewhere under $10,000 on a yearly basis we will be able to lease the <br />Enhanced 9-1-1 equipment and ultimately buy out the system at the end of <br />five or six years for a f airly nominal fee. Mayor Carmen said that it now <br />appears that were are going to go ahead and get Enhanced 9-1-1 to make it a <br />safer service for the community. He said that he had received some <br />information f rom Chief Mohr that he has not gotten a chance to look at, but <br />it looks like.it is the lease application for the 9-1-1 service. So, <br />hopefully, very soon we will be on line. <br />Ridgebury Culvert Mr. Basile said Mr. Hovancsek said the contractor is <br />starting at 8 a.m. tomorrow morning.