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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council Monday, April 17, 2017 Page 10 have the sign-up sheet with me tonight so if you want to stop up, we need people to cook. We need people to serve coffee. We are in need of volunteers. If you have not heard, with the help of Jeff Thomas, we are now doing on-line registration for programs in addition to still taking everything in-office, so you have the option to register 24 hours a day 7 days a week with all of our progams. It gives a choice for residents in the Village. This Thursday, we have the Cleveland Institute of Music coming to Reserve Hall. I had the pleasure of seeing what they did last inonth. They were wonderful. It was a long work day and I was wondering if they would keep me awake, but they definitely kept •me awake and entertained for the whole entire time. So they will be in Reserve Hall this Thursday at 7:30 p.in. Hopefully some of you guys can come out and enjoy the music. They are quite an extraordinary group. As Council President said, we have the Grove schedule that you can access on-line or by Facebook. The 2017 schedule is not available in print, but you can print it out on-line. Also, the Gazebo concert schedule is available to print out on-line. Lastly, inyself and Mrs. Wolgamuth inet with some of our residents for International Yoga Day. It will be held at the Gazebo this year on June 21 SI Registration is on-line. There are 150 spots available. Residents have taken the lead on this and are really interested in celebrating International Yoga Day. Hopefully they will get their 150 goal. Senior Services - The Anniversary Party for Village seniors 60+ will be on May SI'. They will be taking reservations until April 26th. Also, the Community Partnership on Aging Lunch `N Movie will be Wednesday, -May 10'. The cost is $5 The Foot Clinic will be on the 261h at the Civic Center. We have new series of cooking; baking, watercolor, Spanish lessons, knitting, crocheting and one-stroke painting underway. There is also a balance class that is full. The next balance class available to our members is August 9th. Chief Richard Edelman (Police) - Regarding the road construction on Wilson Mills. Throughout this process, there are going to be partial lane closures on Wilson Mills even when they are not doing the full Wilson Mills' closure. I would like to urge everybody if you can to seek alternate routes, not just for your own convenience and your own piece of mind, but when there is construction traffic that congests an area and bottlenecks an area like this, it makes it that much more difficult for emergency vehicles to go through that area. It's difficult now even without construction for fire trucks, ambulances and police cars to get through there, so the more we can minimize traffic in that area, the easier it is for us in the event someone has an emergency for us to get through there. If at all possible, seek an alternate route. Douglas Metzung (Service) - The rubbish bid opening will not be voted on tonight just to clear up the language. Kimble did come in as the low bid again by pennies between them and Waste Manageinent. We will not have a change in haulers for the next five years which is nice. Committee Iteports: Activities Committee - Mr. Jerome - Just to ditto Mr. McAvinew, the annual Pancake Breakfast is coming up Mother's Day. I hope to see everyone there. Bring your best picture