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OCTOBER 7, 195$ -PAGE 3. The Safety Committee also accepted the recommendation of the Board of Building Appeals and the Building Commissioner in regards to the 10-day waiting period. The Safety Committee also recommended action on the Brian Stock matter ralative to payment of the claim in the amount of $237.60. Mrs. Lynch, Utilities Chairman, reported that the lights on Charles Avenue are to be installed on November 18th, and that the Illuminating Company recommended nine lamps on Brookpark, and nineteen lamps on Lorain Road, at a cost of $90.00 each. This was referred to the Finance Committee for further consideration. Mrs. Lynch also reported she had contacted Mr. Klementowics, Director, Department of Public Utilities for the City of Cleveland, for Mr. Timothy, and was advised they would do nothing at this time, that even the new Westlake School now being built had been refused water lines at this time. Mr. MacDonald reported the Streets Committee met relative to the location of sewers for Zone 1, East of Walter Road to Fairview line, and North to Westlake, and the Committee approved all but four streets, which are to be rechecked for the location of sewers. Mr. MacDonald also reported Committee recommended acceptance of Careylane and Allandale for dedication, as well as North Olmsted Estates, pursuant to acceptance of the $1,000.00 bond for sidewalks unfinished and the check in the amount of $750.00 for clean up. Mr. MacDonald also reported that the residents of West 230th presented a petition and would like to change the name of their street to Boundary Drive. The petition is to be checked. Mr. MacDonald also reported that the Committee recommended LeBerne Drive also be dedicated upon receipt of sidewalk bond for incomplete sidewalks. Committee also recommended W. 231st Street be dedicated with bond for unconstructed sidewalks. Mr. Wilson reported Maria Lane had been paved since last Council meeting; however, several things are still to be done. The drop from the drives to the street vary from 2 to 5 inches and two sections of curbing are still missing. Until all is done to satisfaction, he would not recommend unfreezing building permits. There is also a large piece of sewer pipe which was rolled off property into the ditch, which should be removed. The Service Director stated it would be removed. Mr. Wilson reported the original money to be made available for bringing Evelyn and Eleanor gives up to standard, had been reduced to approximately $$400.00. He had talked to Mr. Bishop and the check to the Solicitor is forthcoming. Mr. Wilson also reported that Platters agreed to pay $1,000.00 for re- surfacing, or putting serf ace on Theresa Lane, If the City would do the ditch work, he would like to see it get done this year. Mr. Wilson also reported the turn-around on Theresa Lane is approximately fourteen feet short of being a proper turn-around, and recommended the City try to collect some money for this. Molnar now resides in Florida. It is estimated it would take approximately $5,000.00 to institute proceedings, and recommended we try to get the money, that a committee be formed to investigate the total costs of faults, establish and determine costs, and proceed against- to that extent. ~ a ~~ The Mayor stated that when actual damages are determined against the responsible parties, Committee also take into consideration the time involved to solve these particular problems, and authorize the Solicitor to secure any funds for work that does not belong to the City of North Olmsted, and Council resolve to so proceed. It was moved by Mr. MacDonald, seconded by Mr. Hinkel, that when Committee's final determination as to the cost to the City expenses involved, the Solicitor is to take the necessary action to reclaim for the City the money put into the proper improvements to complete the projects, "Yeas" Hinkel, ?iixson, Lynch, MacDonald, Kramer, O'Neill, Wilson.