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FEBRUARY 6, 1862 - PAGE 2 Mr. Leonard reported on the Utilities Committee Meeting of January 27, 1862 and advised that the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. representatives are working in an attempt to resolve the easement problem with the residents on Coe Ave. and that they felt they could solve this problem. Mr. Leonard requested that the Service Director make an up to date status report on where surveys have been requested for street lights but not completed, where street lights have been ordered but not installed and the possibility of obtaining an up to date street light map from Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. He also requested the Service Director to obtain a survey of Lorain Road for mercury lighting and dividing it into three sections; Fairview line to Great Northern Shopping Center; Great Northern to North Olmsted Park and from the Park to the county line. The Utilities Committee's suggestion to obtain the opinion of the Planning Commission as to the feasibility of developers getting street lights installed as part of the improvements of the devil opment, the developer standing all costs until dedication was turned over to the City Planning Committee for their review. The recommendation of the Committee on Appointments was not geven due to the absence of the Chairman, Mr. O'Neill. Mr. Christman reported on the meeting of the Public Development and Service Committee concerning the development of land on Clague Rd. and advised that the request for payment by the City for work done on the sewer in the tree lawn in front of the Love property on Grace Rd. will have to be checked further so that a breakdown can be given as to what material and labor was used in the tree lawn and what was used in the basement. Mr. Christman advised that the Committee, Operator, recommends that the City should Trucks into the Disposal Plant. after checking with the DisposalT~~~nt not allow the dumping of Septic/Cleaning Mr. Caster advised that there will be a Finance Committee meeting on Saturday, February 10, 1$62 at g A.M. Mrs. Nicholas reported that the Legislative Committee checked with the Law Director concerning Ordinances 3188 and 61-224 and the Law Director advised that 61-224 is in order and that no further action is necessary. Mrs. Nicholas advised that Mr. Caster was to check the petition for a storm sewer on Decker Road but nod that the Service Director has received requests to remove names for the petition, the petition must be rechecked by the Engineer. Mr. Christman moved, seconded by Mr. Mangani, to have the Varady Subdivision post the same amount of monies as Libby-Lee so that a contract to install the service lines can be entered into. "Yeas" Caster, Christman, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Nicholas. Ordinance No. 62-12 was introduced by Mr. Christman. An ordinance to provide for the issuance and sale of a note in anticipation of the lelzy of special assessments and in anticipation of the issuance of bonds to pay the cost of constructing a five foot concrete public sidewalk on both sides of Canterbury Road from Lorain Road northerly to the northerly City limits, where not already inst~led, and declaring an emergency. It was moved by Mr. Christman, seconded by Mr. Caster, that the statutory rule be suspended and the ordinance be read immediately the second and third times and put on its passage. The affirmative vote on said motion was as follows: Caster, Christman, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Nicholas. Thereupon the ordinance was read the second and third times and put upon its passage and the affirmative vote thereon was as follow: Caster, Christman, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Nicholas. Resolution No. 62-13 was introduced by Mrs. Nicholas. A resolution in memory of Evelyn Hinkle, who passed away on January 18, 1862. It was moved by Mrs. Nicholas, seconded by Mr. Limpert, that the statutory rule be suspended and the resolution be read immediately the second and third times and put on its passage. The affirmative vote on said motion was as follows: Caster, Christman, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Nicholas. Thereupon the resolution was read the second and third times and put upon its passage and the affirmative vote thereon was as follows: Caster, Christman, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani, Nicholas. ~` Mrs. Nicholas advised that the Legislative Committee recommends that no action be taken to dispose of the Summerland property at the present time.