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J ? Mi "VUTES uF TIHE MEETI NG OF THE COi1NCl L OF TGiE CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED September 19, 1967, 8:00 p.me tPresent o Pres: dent of Counci 1 Franci s J. 0' Ne'll1, Counci?rr;era Henry Caster, Jack Eoltz, Vs rgin9a Hodgins, Dewey Limpert, Alex hlarsgani and John WEst, A'?so presento La+w Di rector J. Sruce Ki tchen, Mayor Ralph 0?,rA stman, Di rector of Einance Wi iliam Gerlach, Safety-Service ai recto?° Del Limpert, Ci ty Eng? nPer Frank Dutton, Clerk of Counca 1Flod vnce Holmo Absent a Councl?man Cao°¢-o1 l Ei ano The meeting opensd at 8003 p,m, Minutes of September 5th meeting approved except for addition of words "Planning Commission" instiead ol' word "them" on page 4. Safety-Service Director Limpert reported that ditching has been completed on PortEr and Burns Roads. Fitch Road has been completely resurfaced; Stearns Road is in process. Mr?. Hodgins, lvhairmar of LiGuor Control and Public Service and Utilities, mentioned a letter written by Mu°a Charles Watts to Safety-Service Director Limper°t which stated that it is impossib)e to contract with School Board to coliect garbage and rubbish firom Junior High and Butternut Elementary Schools due to lack of capacity in present packeo° trucks. However, since the purchase of fourth packer truck is authorized, Mro Watts feels that if collection could be combined with other- collection routes and be picked up in the afternoon prior to going to the land-fiil, it could be done far a fee which eoulc" be in a competitive price range with their present contract. T?Nis can only be done upon delivery of packer truck. Mrs. Hodgins also annoUnced a meeting on Wednesday, September 27th, at 8:15 p.m. with committee to study report on Sol i d Waste Di sposal , Chairman Dewey Limpert, Transportation Committee, reported on a rneeting the morning of September 9th, with families whose children are involved in the bus fare inerease. After discussion, Mr. IVooney said that nothing could really be solved at this meet- ing, and that thei r commi ttee would plan to address Counci 1as a whoie s-egarding thei r chi ldren's farese Mr. West reported that the Finance Committee had met twice since last Council Meeteng, Main subjec* was the remainder of 1967, balance of appropriatians and adjustments that needed to be made to take care of expensss for a-ema3nder of year, added income and expenses> Also, in reference to increased bus fares, he commented it is too earty to come to any conclusion as to increase. After October we can telt better. He mentioned also that in spite of fact that people voted on a Library Issue af some $30,000 a year, this has been absorbed in our revenue, and City portion of Rpal Estate Taxes wi1S be held t0 11.4 - no increase since 1964. Mro Mangani said his committees(Design and Plating and Public Parks, Property & Recreation) had had no forma? meetings. They are in receipt of the minutes of the Planning Commission of Seatember 12th and request of 30-day extension from Ct ncil on the Saks and Goidberg Rezoning due to fact that new proposal necessi- es additional time for further study; also, recommendation made that the s.uggested zoning standac-ds for an attached singte-family home district be adopted. They also approved Dorothy Karnp Subdivision of four sub-tots at corner of Kennedy Ridgeo Also Leksan legislation. Planning Commission wili start rneetings at