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' January 19, 1965 - Page 2 Mr, Labas also reported that the corrections in Beverly Hills Subdivision No. 2 have been completed by the developer and the plat is ready for Council. Mr, Foltz, Chairman of the Legislative Commbttee, reported a meeting at which they recommended that legislation be prepared to establish a$50,00 reward to persons giving informatian leading to the ar°rest af anyone obstructing the flow of the drainage ditches by throwing debris in them. The Committee studied copfes of the ordinance used hy Shaker Heights covering certificates of occupancy for multf-dwelling buildings, and turned it over to Mr. Kitchen for his review and comments. A report will be forthcoming. xhey also discussed the moving of structures along main arteries in North Olmsted. The Safety-Service Director is to make recommendations as to the hours the main arteries could be used for such moving, and also for establishing fees and the streets that could be used, At the request of Mr. Foltz, the Building Commissioner distributed an outline of the procedures followed in the Buildbng Department, The Law Director suggested that when work on a house is stopped, the Builder or Gontractor be required to obtain an affidavit from the Building Department giving him the right to resume work before he does so. Mr. Caster, Chairman of the Public Service and Develapment Committee reported receipt of a letter from the Engineer stating that Talp Subdivision is ready for final acceptance and dedication. He will ask for legislatfon, and meet with the committee prior to introduction of the legislation, Mr. Caster also reported a meeting with Floyd Browne & Associates to review the status of the present sewer program and the projected program for Phase 3, They suggested rates and established a procedure for the Mayor to follow in approaching the County for participation in the costs, The largest item was a method of inetering sanitary sewage from the township. Meter pits could be installed or a rough weir gauge method of estimating the flow be used. It was the consensus of opfnion that the weir gauge method with a rate charge to be determined by their consumption would be most satfsfactory. Tentatively a rate of $6,05 a cubic foot was set, with thefr maintanence of sewers within their own boundaries. A meeting was set up for January 25th to review plans for the proposed Zone 3 system, Mr. Dewey Limpert, Chairman of the Transportation Committee, announced a meet- ing of the Committee will be held Mondayy January 25th following the sewer meet ing. Mr. Limpert aiso reported on a meeting with the Fire Pension Board. He was requested to bring to Council the discussion of compulsory retirement, and ask what City plans are for forming acompulsory retirement plan for the separate departments. Members of the Fire Penss.on Board asked to be present at any meeting to be held to discuss ithis matter, Mr, West, Chairman of the Finance Gommittee, reported that the Committee has requested legislation to authorize advertising far bids for two new police