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.- December 7, 1965 - Page 7 Mr. West requested that emergeney legislation be drawn, certifying to the availability of the-City's portion ot the 701 Planning Grant in the amount of $8,167. Mrs. Hodgins requssted--that etnergeney legislatlon be drawn according to Fairview Park Ordinance No. 931.08, regarding accessory parking facilities, etc. Mrs. Hodgins inquired about the traffie lights at Canterbury and Lorain and Berkshire and Lorain authorizied in Ordinance No. 65-136. Safety-Service Director Limpert advised that approximately $1,000 could be saved in the cost of installing lights at each interseetion by purchasing the equipment and contracting separately for the labor. In answer to a question as to whether the present legisiation permits advertising separately for lights and con- tractors to instail them. Ordinanee No. 65-236 was read, and it was the opinion of the Assistant Law Director that the ordinance as writter covered advertisinq separately for the lights and installation contract. Mr. Dewey Limpert requested the Finance Committee to study the amount to be granted for the expense of the annua.l Safety Award Dinner for the bus drivers. Mr. Llmpert moved that the Sefety-Service Director be authorized to put $200 down on each of the three used buses recommended by the Safety-Service Director until the Finance Committee could review fihe matter of the possible purchase, and make a recommendation.* "Yeas" Caster, Foltz, Leonard, Limpert, West. "No" Hodgins, Mangani. The motion passed. *Motion was seconded by Mr. West. Mr. West moved that emergency legislation be drawn authorizing the Safety= Service Director to advertise for bids on three used buses of 1953-54 vintage, seconded by Mr. Limpert. "Yeas" Caster, Foltz, Hodqins, Leonard, Limpert, Mangani. West. After a lengthy discussion on the subject of the hours during which students may use their bus passes, the matter was put back into the Transportation Committee for furl-her study. For the present passes will be honored up to 7:00 P.M. for students leaving downtown. Mr. Limpert moved that N}r. Mangani be appointed to fi16 the vacant post on the Police Pension Board and that Mr. Caster be reappointed for another term. Motion was seconded by Mr. Leonard. "Yeas" Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, Limpert, Westo Mr. Mangani abstained from voting. Mr. West moved for adjournment, seconded by Mr. Foltz. "Yeas" Caster, Foltz, Hodgins, Leonard, LimPert, Mangani, West. The meeting was adjourned at 10:30 P.M. to the call of the lerk. QA Z& - a..v.... a?. T. Margaret . West, Clerk of Council Francis J. 0 Neill resident of ouncil Insert - Page 6- Mr. Leonard, Chairman of the Liquor ntrol Committee, reported co- that Mr. Kitchen had attended the hearing in Columbus n the pplication of William Thomas Mack for a liquor license, on November 2 The application was rejected and denied because the applicant did not appear, nor did he comply with various requirements of the Liquor Control Department. .