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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of .Council <br />June 12, 2006 <br />Page 2 <br />Mr. Buckholtz asked Lynne if she was talking about the truck access road. Lynne said she <br />would like to use that way. That is the safe one because they are right there. The bicycles go there. <br />Mr. Buckholtz asked Chief Dearden about the trails. <br />Chief Dearden indicated that he does not believe they were built to support the weight of <br />motor vehicles. The Metroparks allowed them that entranceway for emergency vehicles for necessity <br />purposes to reach the three residents on Upper 40's. As a day to day pathway for motor vehicles, that <br />pavement is not going to support it. That will probably be their contention. If they a11ow the vehicles <br />to drive on that, who is going to pay for repairs if the pavement fa11s apart. It is not much more than <br />two to three inches of asphalt. <br />Mr. Buckholtz asked if there is any other access road. <br />Mr. Brett asked Mrs. Peirce if she is talking about the pedestrian path just north of St. <br />Bartholomew where the stantions have been put in. That is a pedestrian pathway. The road just put <br />in at the Upper 40's will not support the weight. We can approach Mr. Hartenberg, but their position <br />will probably be that it will not be allowed. River Road will not be closing after all until next year at <br />this time. There should not be any situation where Butteimilk Fa11s is closed at the same time that <br />the bridge on River Road is closed according to schedule. <br />Mr. Buckholtz indicated that that originally was what we were all looking towards as being a <br />real nightmare with both bridges being out at the same time. That will not be happening after a11. <br />Mr. Cappello stated that the project will be bid for 2007 construction, so River Road will not <br />close until next June/July. Wilson Mills is scheduled to open this Friday the 16th in the afternoon. <br />Nina asked if it is fair that the straightaway cannot be used to go to S.O.M. The temptation is <br />there to use it. If it is true that the road is not strong enough for it, can it be taken care of. <br />Mr. Buckholtz indicated that we will speak to Vern Hartenburgh on your behalf. We will <br />also ta.lk to the engineers to get an idea of what the road will hold so that it is safe. They may come <br />back and say it is for emergency use only. We will be glad to speak up on your behalf. <br />Comments by Marge Eisenberg <br />Marge Eisenberg resides at 6783 Seneca. It has come to her attention that we have many <br />rental properties in the Village. We have no ordinances, no legislation controlling these properties. <br />You should consider looking at other communities that have rental properties and how they handle <br />them. The house across the street from her is a rental property. Mr. Marrelli has been asked to look <br />at it many times. She feels badly about it, but she has no choice. The grass is very high. She is sorry, <br />but there is nothing else she can do. <br />Mr. Marrelli indicated that she is not the.only one the Building Department gets calls on. <br />Mr. Saponaro asked how many rental properties we have in the Village. Mr. Brett indicated <br />that we can look at the census data.