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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council Monday, May 18, 2015 Page 8 STANDING COIVIIiII'I'TEE REPORTS: Activities Committee - Mrs. Mills reported, we served approximately 546 people at the Pancake Breakfast. We had 52 volunteers which was very very nice. Our next event is June 13t", 50's Night. There are still a few openings for volunteers if anyone is interested in signing up. Danielle and I would appreciate that. Aa-chitectural Review Board - Mr. Marrelli reported, the Architectural Review Board met last Thursday. We had our first look at the new Community Rooin. There were soine suggestions and ideas that went back and forth between the designers and the Board. We will be meeting again in two weeks to look at some other revisions and ideas. Board of Appeals - Mr. Marrelli stated, Board of Appeals will meet for the first time this year tomorrow evening for a fence issue against the high school property. Cemete?-y - Mrs. Mills reported, the Garden Club has planted a lilac tree in memory of John Barni. Roger Reinec continues to do his pruning and trimming. Citizen's Advisorv Board - Mr. Marrie reported, we met on April 27t'. The oath of office was adininistered to a new member, Paula Lear and returning members Kay Phillips and Joan Catalano. There was a fairly lengthy environmental presentation by Judy Dearden. She is from Highland Heights. She heads their Green Task Force. 'Their mission is environmental education and awareness. It's too long to go into everything she said, but it was a very thorough presentation. There were some eye-opening situations about chemicals and the iteins we use every day, mostly because they are harmful to the environment. Ms. Wolgamuth provided an update on the Corrununity Room. There were a lot of questions on that. We gave the update on the Council items. Also, we were updated about the Eastgate/Meadowood sewer systems. Mrs. Jay asked if anytlung else was going to be done on the Greenway. Ms. Wolgamuth updated her that there were four benches purchased and will be placed soon. Mary Singer requested assistance for the Memorial Day event at Wlutehaven. They still need volunteers Saturday to place the flags. There's a lot of veterans in all three cemeteries, but mostly Whitehaven, approximately 6,000. The presentation and memorial service will be at 1:00 on Sunday. Mayor Rinker is the speaker. The next meeting is Tuesday, May 26th. Drainage and Infrastructure - Mr. Jerome reported, Drainage and Infrastructure met before Caucus on May 4th. We removed a couple items from the agenda that we felt we could no longer work on. There are a couple of items we are moving foi-ward, one of which is on tonight's agenda. Finance Corrunittee approved that this evening. There are a couple other iteins where new people have come with new drainage problems. We will discuss them at the next meeting scheduled before Caucus on June 1" at 6:00 p.m. Safefy and Service - Mr. Jerome reported, the Committee discussed leaf pick-up and bicycle signage on SOM Center which Patsy is going to look into. Mr. Saponaro continued, they also discussed people sitting on the curbs during the July 4th celebration. Mr. Jerome stated, we