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r . page 2- April 18, 1967 The Committee-alo discussed paving Southern Avenue frar,i west oi Decker to approximately fiftJ 'ieet za.st or" Burns, Decker from Southern to MidvaYe, and Midvale from Decker to Buins. ihey recommend and wzll ask for resolution of necessity for tne Baving of Southern, Decker arLd Micivale. A tentative and partial list of the streets to be included in the 1967 sidewalk program is as follows° south side of Butternut; complet-L'on of sidewalks on Theresa Lane- Columbia Road, north of Lorain, on the west side; Columbia Road south of Butternut on the west side; Dover Road, from Butternut to Lorain, on the east side7 SouLh Barton, on the east side for the extent of the sewer, or the west side fox the entire length; Root Road- Canterbury, south of Butternut, on the west side! and Silverdale, north to the intersection with Selhurst. The Committee also discussed the resurfacing of Columbia Road south of Lorain, and recommend that aresolution req_uesting this be submittPd to the State> They also recommend that Sec. 913.04 of the Code be changed ta eliminate the - necessity for connecticns to houses that are f'urther than 250 feet from the right-of-waq line of the sanitary sewers. The present wording is ambiguous and cannot be definitely interpreted. 4D Some time ago the Committee asked the Safety-Service Director to investigate a temporary storm sewer on the northern portion of Porter Road. This problem has been partially resolved, and the Committee will request legislation authoriz- ing the Safety-Service Director ta install pipe which will be furnished by the property owners, as a temporary measure. The Committee recommends that a request from Sandy Ridge Subdivision for city participation in the cost of storm sewers above 54" in diameter be honored. They recommend to the Fi.nance Committee that a study be made as to whether we have $26,000 to spend on it at once, or whether we can arrange to pay the developer over a period of years. Mr. West, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported that a meeting was held with the engineer who is making an incinerator study, for a discussion of the cost and present status of the study. Mr. Eugene Barkhurst, 6299 Somerset Drive, Chairman of tlie Bretton Ridge Citizens Committee, read a letter addressed to Councilman West, to which was attached a petition signed bv a substantial ma.jority of Bretton Ridge homeowners. Subject of the petition was relocation of the proposed Stearns Road - I-80 intercnange to a north-south road other than Stearns, and arequest for a depressed right-of-wav through Bretton Ridge. Mayor Christman reported the HiQhway Department had advised their new pro- posals for interchanges on I-80 wi11 be ready in about two weeks.