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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL MAYFIELD VILLAGE, OHIO Monday, June 20, 2022 — 7:00 p.m. Mayfield Village Reserve Hall -Mayfield Village Civic Center The Council of Mayfield Village met in Regular Session on Monday, June 20, 2022, at Mayfield Village Reserve Hall at the Mayfield Village Civic Center. Council President Schutt called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. ROLL CALL: Present: Mr. Arndt, Mrs. Jurcisek, Mr. Marquardt, Mr. Meyers, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Schutt and Mr. Williams Also Present: Mayor Bodnar, Mr. Wynne, Ms. Calta, Mr. Cappello, Chief Carcioppolo, Chief Matias, Mr. Marquart, Mr. McAvinew, Mr. Russell, Mr. Sipos, Ms. Wolgamuth and Mrs. Betsa The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was given. Council President Schutt stated, prior to starting our regular agenda for this evening, I'd like to welcome Ohio House Representative Dan Troy to tonight's meeting. Under the new District maps, Representative Troy will be the House Representative for Mayfield Village. Introduction and Comments from District 60 Ohio House Representative Dan Troy Thank you, Council President Schutt, Mayor Bodnar and members of the Village Council. As you probably are aware, we redrew Districts in the State of Ohio last year. I think after four or five sets of maps, the map that was the number 3 version was used. I am currently State Representative for what's called the 601h District which is pretty much the western half of Lake County but in the changed District, I moved a little bit more west. They took away Painesville and Fairport Harbor, but I now am happy to have Mayfield Village, the Village of Gates Mills and the City of Richmond Heights as part of my District. I have been doing this for a long time. Again, I won't be your State Representative unless I am successful in November because that representation will start January 1, 2023. I previously served in the legislature. Before that, I served as City Council and then as City Council President in Willowick so I understand the role of local government being on the front line of providing the services of civilization. I understand it's very important that there's a good relationship between the State of Ohio and local governments because we are all serving the same constituents. I served in the legislature previously in the '80's and '90's. I served for 20 years as Lake County Commissioner. I decided to go back to the legislature in 2020. People asked me if I was nuts and I said well, it's keeping me off the streets.