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Regular Council Meeting Minutes <br />4-20-09 <br />Page 12 <br />In the gas drilling laws in Ohio, viability problems seem to be very slow to be resolved. In the <br />situation in Bainbridge, a year and a half after that disaster, there is beginning to get some resolution. <br />Many of the homeowners are not wise enough to have a lawyer or can't afford to have a lawyer draw <br />up liability clauses. If massive environmental problems develop on say the Village's acreage, it is <br />unclear to her who would be responsible for paying for the clean up. The Village property is on a <br />tributary of the Chagrin River. A spill of either toxic chemicals or gas contaminated water would <br />have a horrendous effect on the watershed. <br />Finally, the Village's 10-acre property is the only greenspace in the entire Beech <br />HilUBonnieview/Glenview and Seneca area. To deprive the people of this greenspace is contrary to <br />the Village's stated plans to enhance greenspace. Imagine if the trees and hills were flattened to <br />create the sterile space that you saw in the previous slides. <br />We cannot change the past and the fact that many of the leases have been signed. However, we can <br />change the direction of the future. As in a war on drugs, there is a simple answer and Amy Ferren <br />has the same solution that Ms. Butler does, just say no. <br />If the Village says no and the individual homeowners say no, we can stop this cancerous growth in <br />our neighborhoods. This strategy depends on committed people talking to their neighbors. You <br />already have 32 who are working actively in our two neighborhoods to prevent drilling. In the next <br />month, we hope to recruit more people to talk to their neighbors. We are going to have a petition <br />drive in both neighborhoods to help distribute literature and to go door to door. Please sign up and <br />help us. Help yourself preserve your property and preserve your neighborhood. We can do it <br />together. It's not so hard. We are organized. We are smart and we are working together. <br />Before the next election, we will noininate, campaign for, and elect candidates who will represent our <br />views in protecting our Village. Thank you. <br />Council Presidenf Buckholtz asked if there was anyone else. Mrs. Triner said that was all that they <br />are aware of. Council President Buckholtz said, very good. He will still ask for anyone else. If <br />anyone else wishes to speak, state your name and address. <br />John Dennin? <br />Seagull Development Corporation <br />Mr. Denning does not have anytlung really to add, but he would like to answer some questions. His <br />name was brought up, so he felt that he had a right to - <br />Council President Buckholtz explained that what we have here is an open portion of the meeting. We <br />are not going to turn it into a discussion period. That's just protocol on the nature of a regular <br />Council meeting. You are welcome to bring new information forward in this three-minute time slot <br />that we are tiying to stick to. You discuss it with Council. You address Council. We do have other <br />meetings where we do more of a discussion like in the Caucus that will be coming up in a couple <br />weeks.
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