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Regular Council Meeting Minutes 7-20-09 Page 10 the other project as well. They will be here on August 3`d as will a representative from Cuyahoga County introducing the concept of the new phone system. We will be able to see that and understand that better. It will be a great savings to what we are paying now or what we would be ' paying. Records Commission - Mrs. Mills reported that there was no meeting this month. The Commission will be meeting August 12tn OLD BUSINESS OPEN PORTION - 3 minute limit imposed by Chair. Those who wish to speak must first state their name and address. Marge Eisenberg 6783 Seneca Road There is a light at the end of Mrs. Eisenberg's street. Sometimes she cannot get out. Would it be possible to put a temporary sign, "Please do not block drive or street". Would that be a possibility? You can't get in and sometimes you can't get out. Mrs. Eisenberg has gone all the way up to Bonnieview to go axound. Sometimes it's at 12:00. Sometimes it's at 4:00. You have to go down there and see that traffic to believe it. It's unreal. Could we have a temporary sign that says, "Please do not block this intersection" just until this is cleared up. Would it be possible to do that? Chief Dearden replied he will, but it won't help. Mayor Rinker added we have had an officer there regulating the light. Chief Dearden stated we have officers at lunchtime and during the afternoon rush hour. Mrs. Eisenberg said that's when she gets out. Other than that, you absolutely cannot get out. There was almost an accident. There has been several accidents from people coming out from Heinen's. Mayor Rinker asked Mr. Cappello when the ramps will be functioning. Mr. Cappello replied, tomorrow or Wednesday. Mayor Rinker stated we should see a drop off already. That's all the burden from Mayfield Road. Chief Dearden stated we could put a sign up. We have one at the end of the police station drive, but that doesn't help. He would be happy to put one at Seneca. Mrs. Eisenberg asked, would you? Chief Dearden replied, sure. Mrs. Eisenberg stated she would appreciate it. She thinks everybody on the street woul3 appreciate it. Chief Dearden said, there are no guarantees to come along with it. Mayor Rinker added, we will make the effort, but history has demonstrated that people aze amazingiy averse to reading signs, but understood. Mrs. Eisenberg appreciated the efforts. Thank you. Council President Buckholtz thanked Mrs. Eisenberg.