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Regular Council Meeting 12-18-00 Page 3 M.A.R.C. -Mrs. Cinco said M.A.R.C. met December 7. The Punt, Pass & Kick contestant, Michelle Brown, placed second in her category at the Browns game competition that week. Ice hockey had a successful session with 34 children involved. There were 160 players in the MBA Program this year; it is up 4 additional teams. Ordinance Review Committee - Mr. Samac said there was no report. Planning and Zoning -Mrs. Mills said they met November 29. Mr. Gorka, an outdoor lighting expert, was there. She asked if everyone received the information in their packets. Several people nodded. Mrs. Mills said P&Z also discussed the property at 845 S.O.M. and continued discussion regarding the zoning of Beta Drive and the surrounding areas. Recreation Board - Mr. Buckholtz said Recreation held its annual Santa ride and party last Saturday. There were over 200 children and adults. There will be 3 new Recreation Board candidates: Jill Regalbuto, Mary Murphy and Michael Wolfe. They will be sworn in at the January 22 Council Meeting. The next Recreation Board meeting will be January 17, 2001. Sewer Liaison Committee - Mr. Buckholtz said there was no meeting. Council President Marquardt noted the Drainage & Infrastructure Committee should be added to the agenda under Special Committees. Drainage & Infrastructure Committee -Mrs. Cinco said the Drainage & Infrastructure Committee had its first meeting, an organizational meeting, on December 7. She will be serving as Chairperson. There was preliminary discussion on prioritizing all of the projects Mr. Metzung has shown the Committee and Council. Mrs. Cinco said the Committee has determined that the work should be prioritized in the following order: 1) Health concerns 2) Structural Damage 3) Topographical Nuisance Mrs. Cinco said the first priorities are 6760 and 6752 Hickory Hill. The other priority is 844 Hardwood Court. We will get estimates first and see what is entailed. We have a budget for the coming year that we must keep within so we will see what kind of cost sharing we can get-- especially if it is on private property. The next meeting will be January 4. S.O.M. Center Road Widening Committee - Mr. Ilacqua said they met with the residents-- Shields, Tohme, Phillips and Jones on December 12. Their properties are the ones that will be impacted by the widening at the intersection of Highland and Rt. 91. We discussed alternatives-- what would be a mutually satisfactory agreement between both of us in terms of widening the road there and perhaps taking 2 more feet of their property to ensure we can erect a nice facade there (at Wildwood and Rt. 91.) The residents were all in agreement that they would like to see something nice go up and they are willing to give up an additional 2' of their property. Mr.