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<br />The Solicitor recommended they obtain in the tit]_e the inclusion of the
<br />zuarantee that the City is free and clear of any second mortgaE=,e on this
<br />property.
<br />Ms. Ross Ellis of the ~~ebb-CL-i_ff Development Company ap~7eared before
<br />Council stating he was only seeking to determine the ceiling of costs
<br />and also the answers to the sane questions the City would req~zire before
<br />proceeding. The~T are concerned only with nine lots. If they must the
<br />500 ft. of ditch, the size must be determined, and the cost would be
<br />approximately between X7,000 and ~?10,000.00. iJnder the circumstances,
<br />if the opinion is to pu.t file in, the bond does not provide for culverting.
<br />It was moved b~J fIr. Wilson, seconded by AIr. O'Neill, the Engineer be
<br />directed to proceed with the investigation of Sweetbrier Drive, in
<br />regards to the sub-base, grading, man-hole covers, and he and the
<br />I3i,~ilding Commissioner get together to make the determination on the
<br />culverting. The Engineer's Computation of the various answers to these
<br />questions are to be made avai:Lable to Ross Ellis. "Yeas" I-Inkel, Ilixson,
<br />Kramer, Lynch, O'Neill, Wilson.
<br />tlr. Ellis is to deposit the cost of the investigation, and if not
<br />favorable, the money will be refunded to him. The Solicitor stated
<br />we would have to withstand the expense ourselves if we forclosed on
<br />the bond.
<br />Discussion ensued relative to e darn constructed across a natural drainage
<br />course by a I~Ir. ?"'alters, on Columbia ;`:toad, which has created a nuisance
<br />and must be abated. The Engineer had investigated and made a report
<br />of his findings.
<br />resolution No. 2893 was introd:aced by T~Irs. L~rnch. A resolution directing
<br />the o~,mer of premises located at and known as 6196 Columbia 3.oad, %;orth
<br />Olmsted, Ohio, to remove twe earth dams and restore the natura]_ drainage
<br />from I~',orth to South from the Harrison ?roperty through to the Kuekes
<br />property and to improve the re-located ditch. so as to red.u_ce the velocity
<br />of water passing therein, and declaring a.n emergency. It was moved by
<br />Mrs. I.~-nch, seconded by ~Trs. Erinkel, that the statutory rule be suspended
<br />and the resolution be read immediateh the second and third times and
<br />nut on its passe;°e. The affs_rma.tive vote on said motion was a.> follows;
<br />Minkel, Hixson, Kramer, Lynch, O'Neill, ~tirilson. Thereupon, the resolution
<br />wa.s read the second and third times and put upon its passaL:,e end the
<br />affirmative vote thereon was as follows: :Kinkel, Kramer, Ilixson, LJrnch,
<br />O'Neill, Gdilson.
<br />Resolution No. 289l~ was introduced by Alrs. Minkel, A resolution authoriz-
<br />ing the Service Director to advertise the adoption of Resolution 2893
<br />requiring the removal of obstructions from natural water courses on
<br />premises known as 619b Columbia 'road, 1~iorth Olmsted, Ohio, and further
<br />identified as permanent Parcel Ido. 23b-21~-5 and to effect the reduction
<br />of velocity of water in a re-located ditch therein, and declaring and
<br />emergency . It was :moved by ~~s•s. Hinkel, seconded. by ~nr. Kramer, that
<br />the statutory rule be suspended a.nd the resolution be read immediately
<br />the second and third times and put on its passage. T?^e ~.ffirmative
<br />vote on said motion was as follows: Hinkel, Hixson, Kramer, Lynch,
<br />O'Tdeill, T~~Jilson. Thereupon, the resolution was read the second and
<br />third times end put anon its .massage and. the affirmative vote thereon
<br />was a.s follows : Hinke]_, Hixscr.., Kramer, Lynch., O' I~leill, Wilson.
<br />It wa.s moved by Ir. Trlilson, seconded b~;- ;irs. Hinkel, the Solicitor
<br />be authorized to draz~,t up the necessary legislation increasing the salary
<br />of his secret<a.ry .25.00 per month, effective September 1st, 1959.
<br />In regards to the retaining o.f' Squi-re, Sanders, and Dempsey, for lel=a.1
<br />assistance for the sewer pro~_;ra°n, the Solicitor recommended this be
<br />deferred until after election, becal~se most o:~- the ~-~zork 1_as <~lrea.d~r been
<br />accoml_~lished by his office.
<br />It was moved by Ir. ~1:~1son, seconded by 'i`Ir. O'P~Zeill, to defer advertising
<br />the notice of assess~aent in the amount of X205,700.00, (i2esolu.t:ion 2:89)
<br />until after Ilovember 3rd, 19~~~~. "Yeas" Hinkel, Hixson, Krarler, Lynch,
<br />0' AJeill, 'Jdilson.
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