01/19/2010 Meeting Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council Tuesday, January 19, 2010 Page 3 we will probably be having the show on the road with clinical programming and curriculum provided for in-school health training to over 8,000 kids. That's Fairmount Center. It's not just about doing plays, etc., although we love the fact that we have an audience including the 1,000's who come to see our work. But it's really about nourishing the artist within. Nourishing the artist within is what you are enabling us to do. Mr. Grover is just a part of a legacy of Fairmount Center. He's just carrying the baggage here. But he's really proud of the fact that we make a difference in a lot of people's lives. Again, collaboration is making one plus one equal three, or enabling an organization like us to work together with you and be better than we would be otherwise, then we are defining value. In closing, Mr. Grover would be very very remiss if he didn't tell you that our organization has an extraordinary Board of Trustees and leadership. It is very appreciative of the opportunity both here and in many other venues we work with, particularly you. We. put a great deal of value on providing value to you and your community. Mr. Grover said, Thank you. Without being at all gratuitous, we hope this relationship continues for an indefinite period of time. Council President Buckholtz thanked Mr. Grover for coming out. OPEN PORTION, : . --. 5-minute limit imposed by Chair. Those who wish to speak must first state their name and address. Robert Perna 6754 Eastgate Mr. Perna said someplace in this City, there is either a piece of concrete or stone with writing on it that says we cannot plow the south side of Wilson Mills between Oakwood and 91. He would like to take those concrete pieces home and bust them into a million pieces. Okay? He's an old man, he can't walk in the snow, but he does not want to walk in the street. He has been told they cannot do it. Council President Buckholtz asked for clarification. Mr. Metzung replied, he is talking about the sidewalks, the pathway. We put a 4 foot asphalt path east of Wilson Mills to Hanover. We were told then that it would be impossible for service trucks to plow that. It's 4 foot wide and not in a straight line. Our machine is wider than that. Mr. Perna asked, why do you plow the sidewalk by the shopping center from the beginning of the driveway all the way up to 91 and all the way down to Walnut?