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75 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />solution to the problems were to open up the area around the willow tree. <br />Mr. Hovancsek said that is only a temporary solution. The roots R311 grow <br />back in abont five to six years. The permanent solution is to remove the <br />tree. <br />Further discussion was held. <br />Mr Flynn said.that a decision must be made regarding what will be done so <br />that Mr. Feneli can advise the property owner whether we are asking him to <br />cut around the tree or remove the tree completely. <br />Mr. Feneli agreed that he has to know what will be done before he confronts <br />the property owner. <br />M'r. Etzler suggested definite plans be made to clean out the ditch",_and <br />report back'to the Mayor and Council how much it will taka to clear the <br />whole problem. <br />Front Row - Mayor Cazmen said he met with Mayor Hughes of Highland Heights <br />and his Safety Traffic Officer, Lt. Cook about two to three taeeks ago. At <br />that meeting, Mayor Carmen. said he-askecl that a meeting be scheduled between <br />Mayor Hughes, Lt. Cook, Sgt. Jay, a representative of the Front Row Theatre, <br />and all interested residents for the purpose of doing two things: 1) Allow- <br />ing Mayfield Village residents to air their concerns and frustrations of <br />their inability to safely get,-.in and out of their driveways, and; 2) to <br />allow the officials to hold discussion and try to come up with a solution to <br />the problem. Mayor Hughes thought that was a good idea and agreed to contact : <br />the Front Row and get back to Mayor Carmen. Mayor Carmen.said the date` <br />for the meeting was set, and the next day Mayor Hughes advised him that Mr. <br />White of the Front Row would `"meet with tlie Mayors, but he did nov:want to <br />meet:'_with the residents. Mayor Hughes told Mr. White he felt that would <br />be sufficient. Mayor Carmen said he told Mayor Hughes he disagreed, he <br />felt it was necessary that a Front Row representative attend the meeting <br />to shoti* residents they cared, and were trying to come up with a solution <br />to th.eir problems. 'Mayor Carmen= said he then talked to Mr. White. Mr. <br />White said he would attend a meeting with residents if he could.first have <br />a meeting with Mayor Carmen and the Highland Heights officials to ],et us <br />know why all'-'the solutions we proposed in the past would not work. Mayor <br />Carmen said he had rio interest in that kind of ineeting; he wanted a-.meet- <br />ing to discuss new solutions. Accordingly, the meeting scheduled was <br />canceled, since Mr. White re£used to come. He said he received a call from <br />Mr. White today, which he will return. He has the Law Director and Police <br />Chief looking at:possible legal alternatives tha.t we have within the Village <br />to end the problem. We are looking at a number of solutions that may create <br />horrible traffic problems for Highland Heights and the Front Row. He feels <br />that as soon as it becomes Highland Heights and the Front Rows problem, <br />it wi11 stop becoming Mayfield Villages problem b_ecause then they'll want to :talk to us. ' <br />QLD BUSINESS <br />Third'Reading of Ordinance No. 86-4,-:entitled; "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION <br />155.06(A) OF THE CODIFIED ORDTNANCES OF MAYFIELD VILLAGE, OHIO, S.0 AS TO <br />INCLUDE THE MAYFIELD VILLAGE GARDEN CLUB AND MAYFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIETY <br />AS GROUPS ENTITLED TO USE THE COMMUNITY ROOM BUILDING WITHOUT CHARGE."