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APRIL 15, 1958 - PAGE 2 Mr. Dean read a letter from Floyd Browne with regard to the Shopping Center sewer which is to be used in connection with our sewerage program. The plan calls for an 18" sewer which is considerably smaller than that shown on the report. It will be used as a trunk for the City sewer. Mr. Hazelton stated that it was his understanding that the trunk originally planned for the shopping center would be inadequate and that an agreement was reached whereby the developer would increase to the correct size. The 18" is smaller than the one recommended in the Broome report which was a 30". Mr. Dean advised that the Floyd Browne letter assured him that the sewer would be satisfactory in connection with our plan. Mr. Dean then requested Council to advise him as to the quantity of the zoning maps desired. Mayor Gareau suggested that we do not have as marry made as the last time in order to allow for continuous changes. Mr. Dean then ex- plained that the main cost is the original plate and as the zoning does not actually appear, the map can very easily be changed. The previous zoning map was not prepared in this manner and the zoning actually appeared on the plate. It was then decided by Council that Mr. Dean would obtain prices on lots of 500 and 1000 and furnish prices to Council the following week. Mayor Gareau then presented the following communications: 1. Ltr. from Floyde Browne & Associates requesting a meeting with the Mayor & Council 2. Ltr. from Mrs. Florence M. Chambers wherein she requests an enclosure at Butternut Cemetery. This communication was referred to the Service Director and he will confer with Mr. Hixson 3. Ltr. from Aetna Casualty & Surety with regard to bond premimum on W. 230th, W. 232nd and Mildred -turned over to Council !~. The Zoning Board presented a letter to Mayor Ga,reau to be presented to Council with regard to the liquor permit requested by Kaserman~s, 23900 Lorain Road, Evidentally, the permit would be in violation of Article 8, Section 7 and Article 7, par. ate". Inasmuch as there is some doubt as to the en- forceability of these particular sections, the letter was turned over to the Safety Committee. The Mayor then advised Council that he had received. notification from the State of Ohio indicating that J.M. Fields Co. had been d envied right of sewerage into the Brookpark Road Extension. The Mayor advised that a repre- sentative of J. M. Fields Co. will be at City Hall at 10:00 Saturday morning for a consultation and he requested that Council attend the meeting, in order to determine their intentions. Mr. OtNeill, Transportation Committee, advised that there had been a Negotiation Meeting on April 2nd at the request of C. Schmidt, Chairman of the Bus Employees. The minutes of this meeting were then read. Mr. ~Iiiikel, Safety Committee, presented the list of proposed fees for permits and inspections for the Building Department. He also requested the Safety Director to strict enforce the 35 mile speed limit. It was sug- gested by Mr. Hinkel that consideration be given to the hiring of a part-time plumbing inspector whose salary could be offset by the increase in fees. It was moved, by Mr. Wilson, seconded by Mrs. Lynch, that a police car be pur- chased rather than rented. "Yeas" Hinkel, Hixson, Kramer, Lynch, ~1acDonald, O~Neill, Wilson. Mr. MacDonald requested Mr. Haettich~s opinion as to whether or not it would be more advisable to purchase a stationwagon rather than a conventional sedan. Mr. Haettich stated that it would definitely be more advisable to purchase a stationwagon as there is only one ambulance in operation at the present time and a stationwagon could be used in that capacity for emergency purposes.