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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council Tuesday, February 18, 2014 Page 10 Mr. Jerome sta.ted, there is some infrastructure we are looking at. We are trying to figure out what, if we are moving forward, infrastructure makes sense to get started. We don't want to do something and then next year change our minds or add something or reopen up the ground. We are tryi.ng to look at the big pictures. We want to see what makes the most sense where we could also avoid renting tents and lights and generators and wasting money when we could put infrastructure in. Diane, do you have anything to add to that? Ms. Wolgamuth replied, the recommendations should have been in your packets last Friday. It is the big packet with pretty much everything we have been talking about. Council President Buckholtz stated, I only bring it up for Council in general, the stuff I was poking around at and looks very exciting and interesting is the numbers being talked about in terms of what things will cost in this very sort of systematic way of not jumping in too fast, compared with the programming opportunities out there. It's like a lot of it is clearly a no- brainer. It's not a lot of money compared to the programming that seems to be lining up and wanting to participate. Mr. Jerome agreed. Having a guy like Bill Thomas and obviously Garry Regan, they kind of know what is going on. Obviously Diane. She does a lot of research trying to figure out again what makes the most sense. Initially it seems like, okay, where do we want to see ourselves? Do we want some kind of a plan? Some of these items we want to do makes so much sense infrastructure-wise because again, going back aud having to rent things, we are trying to make it a good season and make a good product out there just in Mayfield Village fashion as usual. That's kind of where we are at right now. Council President Buckholtz stated, it doesn't seem to be that costly when you break it down. Mr. Jerome agreed. Council President Buckholtz continued, the line items themselves. Again, what's phenomenal is there are so many groups looking for a venue to work in. Our location, not just being geographically located between Lake County, people know that a lot of good things go on here, the car show and everything else. They know they are going to get a crowd. Thank you Steve. OLD BUSINESS ,,. ; • Third Reading of Ordinance No. 2013-17, entitled, "An Emergency Ordinance amending Codified Ordinance Section 1511.05(g)(2)(C) relating to portable outdoor fire places used at one and two family dwellings." Introduced by Mayor R.inker and Council as a Whole. (First Reading - December 16, 2013; Second Reading - January 21, 2014) Mrs. Mills, seconded by Mr. Marquardt, made a motion to enact Ordinance No. 2013-17.