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<br />Community. The immediate requirement indicated a plant for four and one-
<br />half million gallons sewage.
<br />The Department of Health was satisfied with the plan and the final picture
<br />submitted to Council for action on the basis of X4,600,000.00; X1,000,000.00
<br />in the cost of the sewerage treatment plant, and the additional cost to collect
<br />and take it to the plant. The Council adopted the program last Fall, and the
<br />plans submitted to the State of Ohio Department of Health and the Ohio Pollution
<br />Board, and with that, the next phase was the procedure to be adopted as to the
<br />manner of assessment. Council adopted a resolution for an immediate program
<br />and a public hearing was held on December 17th. There being no objections,
<br />Council requested Floyd Browne and Associates to prepare a list of tentative
<br />assessments for the plan, and thus the legal notice of the public hearing in
<br />regards to tentative assessments, and a question and answer period followed.
<br />It was decided by Council to borrow the necessary money on notes and dispense
<br />with the assessment at this time.
<br />The majority of questions were in regards to the Western section of the
<br />Community, and the method of assessing. It was explained that the population
<br />in the 6~~estern section of the community is less than four persons per acre;
<br />that the trunk lines would have to be large enough to take care of that section
<br />when the time came for that section to tap in. As to the method of assessment,
<br />it was decided by Council to adopt the procedure of assessment by valuation
<br />as against benefits derived to expedite the program,
<br />The Solicitor received a check in the amount of X2900.00 from Westchester
<br />Estates for the purposes of paying for bringing up to standard Subdivision
<br />No. 4 in the development. Said payment is contingent upon acceptance of
<br />Subdivisions 1, 2, 3 and 4 for dedication. If not dedicated, the money is
<br />to be returned to E1lestchester Estates.
<br />It was moved by Mr. j~~ilson, seconded by Mr. MacDonald, the Solicitor draw
<br />up a resolution to release Subdivision No. 4 of tilestchester Estates, and
<br />release the bond of the Buckeye Casualty Company. "Yeas" Hinkel, Hixson,
<br />Kramer, Lynch, MacDonald, O'Neill, j~tilson.
<br />Ordinance No. 2053 was introduced by Mr. Hixson: An ordinance amending
<br />Ordinance No. 2~~,3 enacted March !~, 195$, being an ordinance authorizing the
<br />Safety Director to enter into an agreement with the Board of Commissioners
<br />of Cuyahoga County for the enrollment of an officer or officers in the Police
<br />Training School conducted by the Board of County Commissioners of Cuyahoga
<br />County, and declaring an emergency. It was moved by Mr. Hixson, seconded by
<br />Mr. Kramer, that the statutory rule be suspended and the ordinance be read
<br />immediately the second and third times and put on its passage. The affirma-
<br />tive vote on said motion was as follows: Hinkel, Hixson, Kramer, Lynch,
<br />MacDonald, O'Neill, ~~ilson. Thereupon, the ordinance was read the second
<br />and third tix~-es and put upon its passage and the affirmative vote thereon
<br />was as follows: Hinkel, Hixson, Kramer, Lynch, MacDonald, O'Neill, 6~ilson.
<br />Ordinance No. 265. was introduced by Mr. Kramer, An ordinance authorizing
<br />and directing the cancellation of special assessments on Permanent Parcel No.
<br />232-9-10 on Porter Road water main #~1; Permanent Parcels Nos. 235-12-100 and
<br />235-12-101 on Decker Road t~'ater Main #1., all in the City of North Olmsted,
<br />and declaring an emergency. It was moved by I~Ir. Kramer, seconded by Mr. u~il.son,
<br />that the statutory rule be suspended and the ordinance be read immediately
<br />the second and third tircies and put on its passage. The affirmative vote on
<br />said motion was as follows: Hinkel, Hi.~son, Kramer, Lynch, MacDonald, O'Neill,
<br />^:ilson. Thereupon, the ordinance was read the second and third times and put
<br />upon its passage and the affirmative vote thereon was as follows: Hinkel,
<br />Paxson, Kramer, Lynch, MacDonald, O'Neill, ~dilson.
<br />Resolution No. 2655 was introduced by R~Ir. Hinkel. A resolution authorizing
<br />Patrick A. Gareau to act as assistant Solicitor, effective March 15, 195$,
<br />and declaring an emergency. It was moved by I~r. Hinkel, seconded by Mr.
<br />O'Neill that the statutory rule be suspended and the resolution be read
<br />immediately the second and third times and put on its passage. The affirma-
<br />tive vote on said motion was as follows: Hinkel, Hixson, Kramer, Lynch,
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