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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council <br />Monday, April 25, 2011 <br />Page 4 <br />May. We have entertained a number of associations that come through, church organizations, <br />we have had Richmond Heights come. They are having a Historical Society now. They have <br />come to see how our organization operates. Fortunately I guess we are doing okay. But anyhow, <br />my purpose here tonight is to say on behalf of our membership, thank you very much for keeping <br />us in mind. We appreciate the contribution that you have given us. Again, thanks. <br />On my behalf, I thank the people and I know you are in the audience here somewhere, who gave <br />me the honor last year of being one of the volunteer Citizens of the Year. That's a great honor. I <br />really appreciated it very much. Thank you very much. <br />DEPARTMEN'I' HEAD REPORTS: <br />SEIaVgCE - Douglas MetzunLy <br />Before A1 leaves, I do want to say a note to Mr. Muhle regarding his work at the Historical <br />House. We see a lot of Al and I know A1 is one of the hardest workers over there. It's a pretty <br />dedicated group. Al, you have a lot to be proud of with that building. <br />The other thing I would like to mention tonight is the packet you received regarding the <br />Beautification project that we are going to do cooperatively with Progressive Insurance. As I <br />sta.ted, this has been going on since Fall when they first brought to our attention that they would <br />like to do something. We felt at the end of the day that this was a project that would benefit both <br />Mayfield Village and Progressive by beginning to replace the trees along Campus 2 was a great <br />place to start. Brian Smith of the Progressive landscape crew has been wonderful to work with. <br />Mr. Stupczy has been working together with the gentleman from Progressive and they've come <br />up with a plan. Progressive is going to foot the bill for the trees, $4,278.00 worth. I was just'told <br />today they are looking at May 12th, weather permitting, that's the day that they are looking to <br />planting the trees in the Parkview area. Hopefully this becomes a yearly event. We look forward <br />to working with them. I talk a lot with Brian on many occasions. He'll call me regarding salt and <br />he will call me about trees and things of that nature. It's a nice little working relationship. I look <br />forward to it. <br />Mr. Saponaro asked Doug to clarify that although it's a Beautification project with Progressive, <br />really they took the lead on that, they did the planning. <br />Mr. Metzung replied, correct. We came together to narrow our focus as to what we were going to <br />plan. At first we looked at plans over the whole axea. We did not really narrow it down to make <br />a real impact until we came to the Parkview area. Particularly what would be the south side of <br />Parkview, the pond area, to help really make an impact. If you notice in the planning list of trees <br />a lot of native trees to the area, not trees that we necessarily plant much of. So in that regard, <br />again, that's how we narrowed it down to the focus of that area and then they took it from there <br />and really designed and laid it out, which trees to use in which areas. It. has been a nice little project. I look forward to it taking off.