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<br />07 'i"HE MEFTI";G OF "iHE GGI_i; C'sL
<br />JF T:'?-?E C! T`! OF NOR7N ULMSTED
<br />Jc*_ober 17, 1967 8:00 p.m.
<br />Fresent ? Presi de,7t of Counci ? Franci s J. 0'tdei 1?, CoG-?ci Imen Carroi ?Ei ao,
<br />?'a:k Foltz, Vi rgAnia Hoclgins, Dewey Limpert, Alex Marigani ard
<br />Jcahn W'es t,
<br />Also present, Mayor Raiph Ghristman, Law Director J. Sruce Kitchen,
<br />Fer,anc? ?irector Ws 11 iam Gerlach, Safety-Service Di recto;
<br />":el Lim?ert; City Engineer Frank Dutton, C:er!< of Council
<br />F'Iorence Ho1m.
<br />Mirutes of meetinu cf actoaer 3rd were approved as writ:eri
<br />Mayor Christman referred to the complaint of Mr. Roger Alexanoer in regard
<br />to short-vaeight of meat packages, brought up at Oc;tbbzr 3rd Council meet;rg.
<br />Mayor Christman har; checked with the County Bureau of Weights and hleasures,
<br />They saici they haU been called by Mr. Alexander many time:; ariu have kept a
<br />special watch in rhe North Olmsted area. They feel chat weighi; measure of
<br />packaged meat is about as good as possible, Mayor Christman ar;d men from
<br />Sureau weighed meat frorn two different stores, but saw nothing out of the
<br />ordinary, more thari one cent ore way or the other. Thursc:ay of the sarne
<br />week they weAghed nieat in two more stores, but could not detect any deliber-
<br />ate attempt to shor-t weight. However, the Bureau is very aware of the com-
<br />plaiiit, and will continue to check the situation. Mayor Christman suggests
<br />rhat Councilmen check a few packages now and then, if they wish to do so.
<br />Mrs, Hodyin;, Chairn-ian of Public Service and Utilities Committee, announced
<br />that there wiit be a meeting of this Commictee Wednesday evening, Qctaber 18,
<br />at esa30 p,m,
<br />Mr. Foltzy Legislative Chairman, saio he had a comrnunication frorn the Qoarei
<br />of Building Code Aapeals regarding ammending Ordinance 66-112 to include a
<br />pei-mit fee of $S.CiG. He recommends acLion be taken as soon as possible,
<br />Mr-e Dewey I"!f??pEi"ta 1`ransportation Carnmi ttee Chai rman, met wi th Counci 1 as
<br />a whole and the Committee of Eleven on October lOth to discuss further the
<br />adjustment of school passes and fares. Mr. Limpert commented that this
<br />citizens commitkee nas been very helpful in making cortacts with schools
<br />ar,u parents, and tney were abie to accomplish what the Transportation Com-
<br />mirtee has warted i,o do for quite some time - to have one bus make one run
<br />directly to schoais isivoived. We will now be able to adjust rates as followso
<br />Zone A& B Downtawt-, -$3.50; Zone A& B to W. 140th -$2000; Zore C-$3.25
<br />to Cleveland and $1:1/5 to W. 140tn St< If there are problems with studerts
<br />not taking these uuses, because they will leave slightly earlier :han regular
<br />buses, the Cammittee of Eieven urges us to contact them and they'll do every-
<br />tnirig possib]e to coritact parents arid correct situation,
<br />Mr. West9 Finance Committee Chairman, reported his Committee had met with
<br />the Recreation Com-nsssiona who is studying the 1968 8ueget, and had re-
<br />ceived trom them their proposed budget for 1;68.
<br />Mr. Mangani, Desi;rG and Plat Committee Chairman, meriiioned that the Ackroyc;
<br />Suuuivision pZa-i t,ad been changed, removing reference to 252, and is now
<br />acce;,cable. The Planning Commission met on October iC?th and approved Sec-
<br />tiori "A" of Sandy Ridge Subdivision No. 3 with the provision that a temporary
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