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<br />the Northeast section of the Gity, and are now on file in the City Hall.
<br />Zone 2, immediately to the West of Zone 1, will be reviewed on February 10th,
<br />and Zone 3 on February 24th. Anew plan of financing for the sanitary sewers
<br />will also be submitted by March 3rd, and by April a decision will have been
<br />made on the exact financial plan to be accepted. The Mayor will negotiate
<br />with proper authorities in Columbus toward Federal Aid in the amount of
<br />$250,000.00, and the funds can be set aside until the sewer issue is approved
<br />by the electors. It was also recommended Fiscal Agents be hired for help
<br />on the financing for the sewer program.
<br />Also discussed at the meeting was the enlargement of the package sewer plant
<br />for the construction of apartment buildings at the Great Northern Shopping
<br />Center.
<br />Mr. MacDonald also reported that on Dover Center Road, from the Westlake
<br />line to Lorain Roads he had counted fifteen cracks. The Service Director
<br />stated the drainage was bad in that area and the County has been notified.
<br />Mr. MacDonald expressed a desire to be relieved of his representation on
<br />the Legislation Committee of Council to the Charter Commission, and the
<br />President of Council asked members of Council to attend the Charter Commission
<br />meetings to assist the Commission in their determinations with respect to
<br />recommendations for the type of government desired.
<br />In regards to the Greyhound bill, the Solicitor advised he had written to them
<br />and advised them to meet with Mr. Haettich as any action would require Council
<br />action, and to date have not heard from Mr. Cooper, in consideration of the
<br />reduction of the bill to a maximum recovery by Greyhound of $125.00 because
<br />of the correction in the mileage, the amount of loss the cars had being under
<br />repair, with no substitute car provided, wash jobs, etc.
<br />The Solicitor also reported rels,tive to Platter's statement to the City for
<br />work done on Theresa Lane, amounting to $2,821.30, less $1,000.00. They
<br />agreed to reduce the charge $320.80 from the invoice of $1,821.30. Council
<br />should also determine whether they want to recoup against Molnar to change
<br />the turn-around, which is estimated at approximately $5,000.00, or consider
<br />it feasible to pay the bill, accept the check, and get the street properly
<br />dedicated.
<br />The Solicitor also stated the Building Commissioner turned over to him the
<br />request for two building permits on Evelyn Drive, Joe Bauer Subdivision.
<br />Council should determine whether or not the permits are to be granted, after
<br />stopping permits on seven lots on both streets. The problem~as far as the
<br />road is concerned, has been adjusted and Mr. Wilson recommended the ban on
<br />building permits not be lifted until he had a chance to talk to the residents
<br />and report back to Council.
<br />Mr. Wilson also talked to Mr. Oviatt in regards to a ~.ot on Theresa Lane
<br />on land contract, which is still in Molnar's name, and asked what procedure
<br />could be taken to put a lien on the property in the event the person who now
<br />has the contract with Mr. Molnar should cancel it. The Solicitor stated
<br />it would be a hopeless situation of time and money, and Mr. Wilson will meet
<br />with Mr. Kramer and Mrs. Hinkel after he has talked with the residents on
<br />Theresa Lsne.
<br />Resolution No. 2802 was introduced by Mr. Kramer. A resolution amending
<br />Resolution No. 2774, dated November 11, 1958, and approving the revised
<br />improvement plans of Ambour Drive Subdivision No. 5 and accepting an easement
<br />for storm sewer to the City of North Olmsted. It was moved by Mr. Kramer,
<br />seconded by Mr. MacDonald, that the statutory rule be suspended and the
<br />resolution be read immediately the second and third times and put on its
<br />passage. The affirmative vote on said motion was as follows: Hinkel, Hixson,
<br />Kramer, Lynch, MacDonald, Wilson. Thereupon, the resolution was read the
<br />second and third times and put upon its passage and the affirmative vote
<br />thereon was as follows: Hinkel, Hixson, Kramer, Lynch, MacDonald, Wilson.
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