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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL Mayfield Village Civic Hall Monday, March 17, 2014 - 8:00 p,m. The Council of Mayfield Village met in Regular Session on Monday, March 17, 2014 at Mayfield Village Civic Hall. Council President Pro Tem Marrie called the meeting to order at 8:00 p.m. ROLL CALL: Present: Mr. Delguyd, Mr. Jerome, Mr. Marquardt, Mr. Marrie, Mrs. Mills and Dr. Parker (8:13 p.m.) Also Present: Mayor Rinker, Mr. Wynne, Ms. Ca1ta, Chief Edelman, Chief Carcioppolo, Mr. Marrelli, Mr. Metzung, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Cappello, Mr. Dinardo, Mr. Esborn, Ms. Wolgamuth and Mrs. Betsa Absent: Mr. Buckholtz The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was given. Janie Ratner 613 Rutland Highland Heights, Ohio In my craziness of coming here and being a little bit pressured, I left behind my visual items that I planned on bringing here. I made a sign for our fundraiser at Heinen's for the Cleveland Foodbank. I also left behind the paper I had specifically run off to bring to you to show you the kind of funds we are raising compared to the other 16 Heinen's. We are number 7. Myself and the friendly manager at Heinen's have this passion for the Cleveland Foodbank. I do a fundraiser in my neighborhood in the Williamsburg area which I started 6 years ago. I began with collecting $2,057. This past year, number 6, we actually raised $5,500 through donations from neighbors. We have also raised over a ton of food in addition to the dollars for the Cleveland Foodbank. Going along with that, the friendly manager at Heinen's and myself having this passion for the Cleveland Foodbank, I approached her and said, why don't we do something a little special over and above the Harvest for Hunger that Heinen's and Dave's and Giant Eagle a11 participate in and she said, okay, let's try it. We took a few food items to sell separately. I am the demonstrator over there. We did some hot dogs and buns and other items and raised several hundred dollars. At that time, they were a little resistant in having other vendors bring their products. This year, I went ahead on my own and contacted local vendors that we carry in our store. They were all on board with participating and donating their items for sale with 100% of all proceeds going to the Cleveland Foodbank. We began with Euclid Beach Humphrey popcorn products which Joanne Lynch donated. We then went to Mitchell's Homemade Ice Cream. This week we are doing Pizzazz pizza. Stephanie is donating the pizza. I also have Coca Cola products on board and Snyder's of