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Regular Council Meeting Minutes <br />6-21-10 <br />Page 3 <br />PARKS & RECREATION - Bill Thomas <br />Mr. Thomas reported that summer is off and running. Parkview Pool opened up on time. <br />Attendance has been good. Passes have been selling well. Our summer camps are off and <br />running. Unfortunately due to the economy our enrollment in the summer camps is down a little <br />bit, but we are not the only camp. Just about every recreation department in Northeast Ohio <br />reports lower enrollment. We normally have 150 for our Sports N More. We have 121. We are <br />still surviving and anticipate to at least break even. <br />ARCHITECT - Ron Dinardo <br />Adding to Chief Dearden's report about the police station, Mr. Dinazdo reported that the roofing, <br />masonry, interior studs are about 85% complete. Fire protection is about 80% complete. They <br />are working on the interior mecha.nical, electrical and plumbing. That's approximately 2/3rds <br />complete. They are putting in the exterior windows and overhead doors. It's on schedule and <br />looking really good. <br />HUMAN SERVICES - Eunice Kalina <br />There was no report. <br />PLANNING DEPARTMENT - David Hartt <br />Mr. Hartt reported that this is the first Council meeting since being retained in this capacity by <br />the Village. He appreciates ha.ving been so retained. It's going reasonably well, but you and the <br />Administration are better judges of that than he is. The one thing to report is in the <br />Memorandum you received on Frida.y, Ted and he in the reasonably short term will be working <br />on what the Village ought to do with the excess Village land that will be created by demolitions <br />that are going to be before you in your next meeting, one on the south side, the parsonage and <br />then the possibility of the demolition of the police station. We are going to be looking at what to <br />do in the short run, mid-term and long-term and obviously part of that will be judging what short, <br />mid-term and long-term are in terms of moving toward temporary steps that the Village should <br />take looking towazd achieving the 2020 Vision Plan. <br />Council President Buckholtz added,, you are also looking across the street. He spoke with the <br />Mayor earlier. It's good from a marketing standpoint. It gets the word out there that there are <br />azeas to be developed. You never know what kind of entrepreneurs will come to the surface. <br />STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS: <br />Activities Committee - Mrs. Mills reported that the last meeting was May 18t'. At that time <br />they recapped the Pancake Breakfast. It went very well. A special thanks to the Girl Scouts and <br />Key Club and Service Department for all of the work that they do. That's the only reason why <br />this can be a very nice happening for the mothers in the Village. The summer concerts are in
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