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dOVEi~'BER 18, 1958 - PAGE 2.
<br />Discussion of "No U Turns" anti "No left turn off Lorain onto Brookpo.rk
<br />Load" followed, and it was determined Committee contact the Cleveland
<br />Safety Council to get their recommendations.
<br />It was moved by Mr. Hinkel, seconded by N:rs. Lynch, that the sign on
<br />Brookpark Road "For Shopping Center Traffic" be moved at the specified
<br />direction of the Safety Director. "Yeas" Hinkel, Fiixson, Kramer,
<br />Lynch, C'Neill~ Gilson.
<br />Mrs. Lynch reported thirty street lights were installed in 1y58.
<br />Mr. 4Jilson reported in the absence of Mr. PiacDonald, relative to the
<br />Engineer's letter to Monson-Williams Corporation, stating he could not
<br />take any responsibility for the improvements in Sweetbriar Subdivision,
<br />and improvements already constructed have been unauthorized. The
<br />Engineer also recommended that construction be stopped until such time
<br />as proper approvals have been given by Planning Commission and Council.
<br />He also stated the storm sewers are not deep enough to drain basements
<br />or septic tanks, and that the storm sewer as constructed does not agree
<br />with the improvement plan furnished the City with. the signature of John
<br />R. Cloyd, but does appear to be constructed in accordance with unsigned
<br />plans dated September, 1956. The Engineer further stated this would
<br />not really stop anything, as the sewer and water are in and the only
<br />construction remaining is paving and sidewalks, but would like to see
<br />Mr. Monson coma in.
<br />Also, in regards to 2~~a.ria Lane, all work has not been completed to date,
<br />and it was moved by Mr. Hinkel, seconded by Mr. ti~~ilson, that the Solicitor
<br />write Monson-Williams Corporation, and notify the bonding company to
<br />correct the errors on Maria Lane by December 15th, or the bond will be
<br />forfeited. "Yeas" ?iinkel, Hixson, gamer, Lynch, O'Neill, ~lilson.
<br />Monson-Williams Corporation has the same bonding company for Sweetbriar,
<br />(Great American Indemnity Company of New York) and reference will also
<br />be made to that Subdivision in the same letter.
<br />The Solicitor recommended the developer of Great Northern Boulevard be
<br />notified as to the change in inspection fees from 1-1/2% to 3~. He had
<br />submitted an amount to cover 1-],Q;~; :namely, X644.00, but should also
<br />be notified that it is our Engineer that determines all costs.
<br />The Solicitor also suggested that in regards to the communication from
<br />the City Water Department, three subdivisions have been approved for
<br />recording purposes only, and that before recording theee, he should be
<br />instructed to notify the proposed subdivider to get a letter from the
<br />City of Cleveland `,Water Department approving the installation of water
<br />lines in the proposed subdivision prior to filing them for record. The
<br />The Solicitor also reported he had received a reply from PERS regarding
<br />the proposal submitted by the City changing the proposal and necessitating
<br />renegotiations in regard to the Biddolph case.
<br />The Solicitor stated that Resolution No. 2772 accepts the plat of Great
<br />Northern Boulevard for recording purposes only, and approving the improve-
<br />ment plans for paving and the installation of a storm sewer, but before
<br />the street can be accepted for dedication, it requires that it be improved
<br />in accordance ceith our ordinances, including concrete road with gutters,
<br />storm sewer, water line, and sidewalk. Only paving and storm sewer are
<br />included in the improvement plan:, and recommended this street not be
<br />accepted for dedication until all requirements relative to improvements
<br />are in.
<br />Mr. Halishak appeared before Council., in behalf of the release of the
<br />bend for underground improvements for Holly Drive. IIpon lifting the
<br />the bond for the underground improvements, there be incorporated into
<br />the final improvement bond an additional sum to insure the City. It
<br />was moved by Mr. iiinkel, seconded by Mr. O'Neill, that Cour_cil release
<br />the bond for underground improvements providing another bond in a penal
<br />sum to be determined by the Engineer is received, for the protection of
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