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Regular Council Meeting 1-27-97 Page 7 fees; $5,220.00 to TAC Management Co. for annual maintenance contract. The Committee also discussed and recommends passage of the ordinances and resolutions appointing various positions while maintaining current compensation until the wage ordinance can be dealt with. Regarding the purchase of a photocopy machine from IKON Office Solutions, the Committee recommends some investigation of a lease agreement be worked on to see if there would be any benefit. The Gommittee recommends' passage of the day camp legislation and invites Council to ask questions from those involved who are here this evening. The Committee recommends approval of a one-year contract for the Human Services Director pending a review of the wage ordinance. Hillcrest Council of Councils- Mrs. Cinco said there is a meeting planned for March 15 at Landerhaven. She does not know what the agenda will include. Historical Societv - Dr. Parker reported the Historical House is open on the third Sunday of each month from 1-4 p.m. A small.admission fee is charged. Four new windows are in place on the second floor. There are plans for floor replacement in the quilting area on the second floor. Work is also being done on the school room in the basement. Plans are being made to have a Bridal Exhibit for the month of 7une. The Historical Society requests any bridal mementos that residents may have for the Township to view. M.A.R.C. - Mr. Buckholtz said they met January 9. They are still working on getting Cleveland Indians group tickets and are putting together a trip to Toronoto see a play. The 1997 officers are: Tom Adams, Administrative Representative; Jim Dasher, Alternate Representative; Jan Marquardt, Board Representative and Paul Sabatino as Alternate Board Representa.tive. Mr. Weinberg mentioned they might be looking into a whiffleball program for 5pring, Jim Farmer recommended a pee wee football program for 8-11 year-olds and IVir. Dasher talked about several programs for Spring. Area communities are forming the Mayfield Area Community MAC Baseball Association which will support Mustang level baseball teams. Communities of Highland Heights, Mayfield Heights and Mayfield Village are assisting in maintaining f elds and equipment. Ordinance Review Committee - Mr. Marquardt said there was no meeting this month. Planning and Zonin? - Mr. Samac said there was no meeting in December or January. They will meet February 3. There are three items on that agenda: D.O. Summers, temporary office buildings for Stanley Tools and the "vehicles for sale" ordinance. Recreation Board - Mr. Buckholtz said they met a week ago Wednesday. The meeting dealt with the new Summer Camp Program-May-Vill Summer Camp. He said 7im IIasher and Ra1ph Vitale are in the audience this evening. Each Council member was given a copy of the tentative outline of the camp which will consist of a sports and drama camp. Note: Discussion was held on this item later during the meeting.