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MINIITES OF T?iE REGULAR MEETING Village of Mayfield 1 March 18, 1974 ' The Council of the Village of Mayfield met in regular session at the Village Hall on March 18, 1974 at 8:13 pmm., Mayor Leech presided. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was given. Roll Call: Present: Mayor Leech, Messrs. Barclay, Bennett, Bordonaro, Mrs. Negrelli and Mr. Prager. Absent: Mr. Schulte Also present were Messrs. Byrnes, Hovnacsek, Relic, Chiefs Hejcl and Shortle; Gus Atnendola and Les Foltz. The Mayor asked for comments from the floor; however, there being none, that aegment of the meeting concluded. Mrs. Negrelli, seconded by Mr. Prager, made a motion to approve the minutes of the February 18 and March 5 Council meetings. Ro11.Ca11: AYES: All NAYS: None Mption Carried Minutes Approved , . The Mayor commented on the financial status of the Village by saying tax valuation of property exceeds 21 million dollars and receipts from all sources exceeds one half million dollars. ?ie then rPminded all Villagers that 1974 license plates have to be on automobiles by April 15 and requested that tPMayfield Village" be written in the appropriate place so we receive our portion of monies from purchase of same. The Mayor statedthe C1erk-Treasurer of the Mayfield City Schools has requested the County to increase certain valuation of taxes on some parcels in the village. The Village would also receive a share of the proposed increase tax valtzation as well as the School Board, Hearings haee been set for Nlarch 28 and April 4 on the tax questions. „ Patrolman David Liggett was then sworn in by Solicitor Byrnes , rising to a full time status having completed his probationary period, OLD BUSINESS: Bicycle Path: Mr. Prager read a reply received from the Ohio Department of Transportation stating no federal.funds were available at this time. However because communique was vague, it was decided to pursue further especially the aspect of the proposed widening of S.O.M.. Mr. Honancsek to check the status of that. subject. The Mayor added the Village's estimated cost for a bicycle path would be„,.?. about $30,000 and without federaT funds the-project could not be done. - Beech Hill Holding Tank: Mr. Hovancsek stating work on same was progressing ? rapidly but cautioned the workerr> may seek additional off-site parking. The A4ayor adaised the County had approeed the Village's landscaping plans submitted last fall and directed Chief Shortle towatch for any parking problem in that',aTea.