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, ? . MINUTES OF MEETING COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED ? July 20, 1965 8:15 P.M. Present: =Mayor Ralph E. Christman; President of Council Francis J. 0'Neilt; Henry Caster; Virginia Hodgins; James Leonard; A. L. Mangani; John West. Absent: Jack Foltz; Dewey Limpert. Minutes of the meeting of July 6 were approved as read. Minutes of the special meeting of July 13th were approved as read. Minutes of the special meeting of July 14th were approved as read. Minutes of the special meeting of July 15th were approved as read. lkiayor Christman read a letter from the Community Council containing an invitation to attend the "Sunday in the Park" celebration on July 25th, Mayor Christman also read a request from the Southwestern Savings and Loan to change an easement on Palm Drive. The matter was turned over to City Planning Committee, ? Safety-Service Director Del Limpert requested permission from Council to advertise for 1,000 yards of cinders and 500 tons of salt. He furnished copies of the new rules and regulations for the Police Department to members of the Saf ety Committee, with a request that the Committee go over them. City Engineer Labas requested that Council ask for legislation for final acceptance of Franklin Brothers Subdivision and for Manning- Campbell No. 7. Franklin Bros, is Sharon Drive and the Manning- Campbell No. 7 is Vincent from Hawkins to Clague, Mrs. }iodgins, Chairman, reported that the Safety Committee met on July 13th. Their main purpose was to review proposed legislation updating our ordinances to conform to state ordinances. She re- ported that we now have a mutual aid agreement with North Ridgeville. A letter has been written to the Cleveland Automobile Club requesting a traffic survey along Lorain from the easterly limits to the westerly limits. Mrs. Hodgins also briefly explained the provisions of House Bill 376, which simplifies public welfare structure and f inancing. Mr. West reported that the Transportation Committee had met with a similar committee from Fairview Council to discuss a possible raise in the price of school pases and local fares. This was to have been discnssed by the Fairview Park Council last night. They have requested more information.