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? Police Car Bids - After a brief discussion,. Council authorized Eloise-Maynard to advertise for bids for two-po•lice cruisers. (The;;specs-should be changed to read two.) Council agreed the bid would not mention trade-ins. Paris Rezoninq Proposal - Mr. Feneli stated that Mr. Paris had made a rezoning request to the Planning & Zoning Commission, and they had rejected the request. Mr. Avery arrived at this time (approximately 9:20 P.M.). He continued the explanation of the Paris matter, stating that he felt this ordinance has merit for the Village. He stated if Council would introduce the ordinance then it would be referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission for their input, and-then would come back to Council. - Further discussion was held and Council to table this discussion until all facts have-been received, as Mr. Avery stated this is a matter of possible li.tigati.onv CLOSING COMMENTS Mr. Hovancsek - stated he had attended a meeting with the Depart- ment of Transportation. He reported th at the bridge over I-271 will be fixed this year. Work is to begin shortly, the Police Department to be notified two weeks before. Traffic will be restricted to one-lane and temporary traffic signals will be installed. Mr. Feneli - stated that regarding the Cortright litigation, it was filed that the Village be-dismissed from the lawsuit;'and he expects to have an answer within 30 - 45 days. Mr. Feneli stated that he had contacted the Representative from the Worker's Compensation Service Company, regarding the contract terms for them to represent Mayfield Village in Worker's Compensation hearings. He stated they would review our current rec.ords of the Industrial Commission pertaining to claims filed against Mayfield Village (exactly what the Village is paying as opposed to other Villages), at no charge, for presentation to Council. (They would perform this service free of charge even if we choose not to hire their services.) Mr. Feneli had a form to be signed by the Mayor which would authorize them to prepare their presentation. Council agreed to this and Mayor Beebe signed the form. Chief Stevens - questioned the status of the new minimum jail standards of the State of Ohio. Mr. Feneli explained that these standards were to be phased in over a,three year period starting on July 3, 1978, and that April lst, 1981 was meant to be the phase in date. He stated that since 1978 most municipalities have gotten worse financially and that