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FEBRUARY 17, 1959 - PAGE 3 verify Mr. MacDonald stated that he was unaware that the "flow-of-traffic" had been incorrect and he would have absolutely no objection to Mr. Hixsonls recom- mendation. Mr. MacDonald reported that Floyd Browne had suggested that in the event the City is interested in procuring a Fiscal Agent, action should be taken by April 1st. He suggested that a meeting be arranged for March and interested Fiscal Agents be notified. Mr. Hixson stated that again this should actually be administrative responsibility. The Mayor requested the Solicitor to gYC# 7LNX~9~XH~l~~C~~€~X9~~XA~~ Mr. Hixson's views were legally correct anti the Solicitor advised that they were. Mr. Kuhn is to be advised accordingly. relative to the enlargement of the Shopping Center treatment plant, it was the recommendation of Committee that Council grant permission, with a proviso that it will comply with the overall city plan. It was the recommendation of Committee that the request for a permit to install sanitary sewer in Terrace Drive of Suburbanite Homes, Inc. be denied. Mr. Hixson, Municipal Properties Committee, reported that in connection with the request from Chestnut PTA for permission for a pommy-ride in the park, there does not seem to be an ordinance prohibiting it, but an expense of about $25.00 for fences and lights would be incurred by the city. He recom- mended approval be granted, providing $25.00 is paid to the City and the ride is conducted in the rear of the park in an area set forth by the Service Director. The Youth Committee reported that Mrs. Dublay had furnished a complete list in connection with scouting activities. Mr. O'Neill advised that he has a complete roster and that he intends to arrange a meeting with the Mayor on Saturday morning. He called attention to the fact that it will not be Youth Week, but actually will cover the entire month of March. The Clerk read a letter relative to a parcel, 1001 z 850', offered for sale by Frank Chasney. The property located at 6447 Barton Road is adjacent to th® Hovan property already owned by the City near Chestnut School. The com- munication was referred to the Properties Committee. The Clerk presented a suggested resolution form, submitted by the City of Parma, requesting the State to enact legislation whereby the sale of 3.2~ beer would be prohibited to minors under 21, Mayor Gareau requested that Council endorse a resolution of this type, which is being supported by the Mayors and City Managers Assoc. of Cuyahoga County. The Mayor also called attention to the fact that we still have nothing to say with regard to taverns within our municipality and he stated that he is of the opinion that we should have some control within our community. It was moved by Mr. O'Neill, seconded by Mr. MacDonald, that 8esolution No. 2800, accepting the plat of West Park Subdivision No. 4 for recording purposes only, be given its third and final reading and be adopted as read. Mr. Hinson requested the Solicitor to advise as to whether or not deed restrictions are in order and the Solicitor advised that they were. "Yeas" Hinkel, Hixson, Lynch, MacDonald, O'Neill, Wilson. Ordinance No. 2807, an ordinance regulating repair or demolition of buildings declared unsafe by the Building Department of the City of North Olmsted was given its second reading. Ordinance No, 2808 was introduced by Mr. Wilson. An ordinance to make ap- propriations for current expenses and other expenditures for the City of North Olmsted during the fiscal year ending Deoember 31, 1959• It was moved by Mr. Wilson, seconded by Mrs. Hinkel, that the statutory rule be suspended a.nd the ordinance be read immediately the second and third times and put on its passage. The affirmative vote on said motion was as follows: Hinkel, Hixson, Lynch, MacDonald, O'Neill, Wilson. Resolution No. 2809 was introduced by Mr. MacDonald. A resolution transferring funds. It was moved by Mr. MacDonald, seconded by Mr. 01Nei11 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 i'ollows: Hinke.l, Hixson, Lynch, I~tac:Uona.ld, U'Nei1.L, ~lilson, Thereupon, the resolution was read the second -3-