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JUZY 2, 1957 - PAGE 3. Mayor Lewis appointed Theresa Frobieter as Mayor's Secretary as of July 1st, 1957, compensation X300.00 per month. Motion was made by Mr. Crider, seconded by Mr. Schwenk that the above appointment be approved. "Yeas" Baker, Crider, Decker, Kramer, Schwenk. The Mayor read a communication from the Fire Chief and Building Commissioner in regards to amending Ordinance No. 2172 (The Gas Well Ordinance) recommending that no structure be used for human habitation constructed closer than 100 feet to a producing or abandoned gas or oil well unless said well has been treated satisfactorily by the Division of Mines. Mayor Lewis stated that the permit for the new shopping center had been issued at a cost of X1,660.00, estimated cost of construction, three and one-half million dollars. Mayor Lewis read a communication from the Board of Education stating that mar.~y complaints had been received by residents of Frank Street complaining about their basements flooding, the cause apparently due to increased water in the storm sewer from Maple School, and stating that only the water from the three catch basins in the parking area ,oes through Frank Street sewers. Mayor Lewis read a communication from the Fire Chief inviting the officials to a regular meeting of the North Central Fireman's Association to be held July 18th at 8:00 P. M., at Fire Station No. 2. Mayor Lewis stated he had a communication from mail Crown stating that the Division of Water and Heat would not grant permission to install a water line on Canterbury Road, south of Butternut. The Mayor reported that the Village Garage does nat run or race cars down W. 231st Street and there is no excess noise after 8:00 P.M. Resolution No. 25~ was given its third and final reading. Moved by Mr. Kramer, seconded by Mr. Schwenk, the above resolution be adopted as read. "Yeas" Crider, Decker, Kramer, Schwenk. "Nay" Baker. Mr. Kitson reported that there were no charity cases committed to Community Hospital in the years 1955 or 1956. He read that section of the Code pertaining to municipalities contributing to the hospital. A communication was read from the Department of Highways stating that they had received a copy of our Resolution No. 2480 and that Brookpark was included as part of the Interstate System. The Solicitor read a communication from Attorney, William M. Green stating that his clients, Glen iuuncy and Charlotte Kieffer were in3ured on May 29th as a result of a hole in the pavement on Brookpark Road at Claque Road where the 1~.2" water line had been installed. A motion by Crider, seconded by Mr. Schwenk that the communication be turned over to the Cleveland Law Department. "Yeas" Baker, Crider, Decker, Kramer, Schwenk. Mr. Kitson reported he had a communication from Wyner & Wyner in regards to the fifteen suggestions for operating the sanitary land fill, and advised they were not satisfied with all our answers. A motion made by Mr. Decker, seconded by Nir. Kramer that the Solicitor advise Wyner & Wyner that the fifteen suggestions were recommended by Council. "Yeas" Baker, Crider, Decker, Kramer, Schwenk. The Engineer reported that the petition for paving Decker Road from Lorain to Midvale had over the required 60~ of signatures. Motion made by Mr. Crider, seconded by Mr. Baker, that the Engineer prepare plans, specifications and estimates for paving Decker Road. "Yeas" Baker, Crider, Decker, Kramer, Schwenk. Mayor Lewis reported he had contacted the Mayor of tNestlake, who stated that he would try to get easements to clean out the ditches. Mr. Kitson stated that they had contacted the Carney Boys in regards to Mildred Avenue. They stated that they would notify the contractor to start construction for the improvement of M~7dred Avenue as soon as possible.