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Couucsl ?I3nytes 3-17-70 =5- Mr. E. Frindt, 4856 Clague Road, read a po22ce report of accidents a*_ Clague & Mastick Roads for past two years; said the speed in that area is terrific and requested s traffic light or blinker to see if this caill help so].ve problem; also, due to the burning of Mastick Si.ables i•esidents in that area had foul odor for four days. Mr. Frindt wanted Co knaw about a bait station for rats which in- fested the stables and now may be going into the neighborhvod. 1+4ayor Christman said he understoad there was no evidence of rats now at that area. Mr. Frindt asked if Safetiy Cammittee meRYtir.g caas open to the public. Mr. Prokasy said all meeting,s are open to the public; also, that the Safety Committee will take under consideration a traffic li#;ht at Mastick & Clague. Mr. J. J. Simmons, 29603 Lorain Road, questioned if Ord. Nos. 69-131 and 210 were now in effect; questioned obtaining water germit, alsa questioned anpropriation of $5,000. for painting of streets anc3 where sereets were located. Mayar Ghristman ansuiered Mr. Simmons, explain- ing procedure to abtain water permit, type of paint used and streets that have been painted ctrith the appropriation. Mrs. S. DiMaggio, 2$300 North Park Drive, representing residents of North Park, asked about postponement of sidewalks because of burc3en of sewers at this time. Mr. Boehmer answered this is what has been decided. Mx. Clifford Crabbs, Butternut Ridge Road, referred to light at Col.umbia and Cedar Point Roads being broken for six months, questioned whether light could be put on blinker or caution other times than at rush hour. Mayor Christman explained that the part has been an order, also this piece of equipment caas desigreed for treadle light and cannot be put on blinker. Ttr. Crabbs agreed that light serves very good purpose during rush hour traffic. Mr. Musial, 5897 Forest P<idge, questioned status of sidewalks on East Park and North Park. Mr. Boehmer replied the postponement of sidewalks until next year. Mr. J. Simmons, 29603 Lorain Road, questioned iJhy sidewalks ware being postponed in that area. Disctission continued between P•ir. Sicnttons, Mayor Christman and Mr. Boehmer with Mayor Chxistman reminding Mr. Simtnons that there was a two year span from the time zhe side;aalks and sewers were installed on Lorain Roa.d. Mrs. DiMaggio, 28300 North Part: Drive, questioned how long they had to connect. Mayor Christman anscaered six months. AC this time, Mr. Limpert mentioned that March 19th was the last day to pay assessments snd would 2ike to remind people about this.