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June 6, 1967 - Page 2 care from $4.00 to $6.00 per day. We have no alternative but to agree, so legislation was requested and will be acted on at this meeting. The Finance Committee also recommends raising the cost per dumping load at the land fill from $7.00 to $9.00, and will ask for legislation authorizing the Mayor to sign such a contract. At their second meeting the Finance Comtaittee reviewed the proposed budget for 1968, and reports received from the Fire Department, and Mr. Gundy of the Building Department. Mr. Gundy's report on the growth in population and valuation for 1967 and 1968, was most comprehensive. Requests were also received from the Engineering Department and the Service Department and Police Department for 1968 budget purposes. Mr. Ma.ngani, Chairman of the Public Parks, Property and Recreation Committee, reported that the Ministerial Association 6overning Board is meeting on Sunday, June llth at 3:00 P.M. to discuss the Bus Stop program for Thursday evenings throughout the summer. The meeting is to be at St. Brendan's Church, and all councilmen are welcome to attend. On Tuesday, June 13th, Council under the sponsorship of the Public Parks, Property and Recreation Committee, is meeting with the Recreation Commission to set up its duties and program, as required by charter. The meeting will be at 8:00 P.M. at City Hall to review the Commission organization. Mr. Mangani gave a short report on the last meeting of the Planning Commission, at which the Normandy Apartments were approved. The Design and Platting Committee will meet to go over this as well as plans submitted for more townhouses on Clareshire which are in a Mixed Use District. Mr. Mangani reported that the Planning Commission had approved the plans for the Butternut Elementary School on May 9th, and the Mayor confirmed his belief that Council need take no action on these school plans. The Clerk read a letter from the League of Women Voters of Westlake - North Olmsted, commending Council for the resolution to the County Board of Elections asking for provision for new voter registration in North Olmsted. The Clerk read a letter from the Ohio Department of Liquor Control advising of application for a D3A permit for P S G Corporation d/b/a Hellers Dining Room, 4998 Dover Center Road. This was referred to the Liquor Control Committee. The Clerk also read three letters from the Building Commissioner relative to Council action on the proposed demolition of buildings at 24980 Lorain Road, 23074 Virginia Avenue and Parcel No. 232-3-16 on Martin Drive.