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Council Minutes of 1-18--72 '3' the instructor is paid in certain specialized art fields. These recommendations were given to Mr. Prokasy tonight and his Committee will take them under advisement. Mr. Prokasy called for a Streets & Drainage Committee meeting on January 24, 1972, 7:30 P.M., prior to Highway Patrol Meeting and requested Mr. Delmaz Ernest to be in attendance. People Addressing Council: Mr. Lou Nagy, 5155 Douglas Drive, representing the taest Park Forest Ridge. Civic Association, discussed the problem in: the neighborhood of speeding, and the area at the north end of Berkshire at the curve where cars. are continuously running up over tree lawts. Feels it is a dsmrerous situation and requested Council's urgent action. Discussion followed. Mr. Nagy said recently a stop sign has been put up at the end of the road but understands sign is going to be taken down and reflectors will be put up in tree lawn. Does not_.feel this will be sufficient. Ae favors a guard rail with reflectors. Mr. West stated he is familiar with area sad when he was there on one occasion, property owners resisted a barricade sud asked if they have been contacted. Mr. Boehaie~ said he has witnessed car tracks on tree lawns, feels somethim; has to be dose.. Mr. Boehmer said he would take this up in Cos~nittee meeting on January 25, 1972, 8:00 F.M., and invited Council and Service Director Caster to attend. Mr. A. Monzo, 28710 Berkshire, stated he is the property owner suffering the damage of which Mr. Nagy spoke. Aas lived there seven months and lawn has beau ran over five times. Feels this is a dangerous situation for his two year old who will be riding his bike. Feels stop sign is an excellent idea but Mr. Maazo was informed the sign is illegal. Ae was told the only way a stop sign could be pit up is if Council voted it in, and made it law. Does not feel.a guard rail is the answer because it will look like a "mass" and all of property owners will be unhappy. Mr. Monzo feels the solution is to keep the stop sign there, pass the law,.. and allow the Police Dept. to enforce same. President O'Neill said by nsxt Council meeting, the Public Safety, Health & tJelfare Committee will come up with recommendation. Mr. Robert Englesom, 6168 Stafford Drive, President of cicianis Club of North Olmsted read following: "Kiwanis Club of North Olmsted, as a gublic service, has decided to establish a reward fund for information leading to tlu arrest and conviction of the person or persons who murdered Mrs. Judy Aaputa on Decea~er 15, 1971. Amy citizen who has information regarding any of the circumstances concerning Mrs. Judy Haputa's death should contest the Detective Bureau of the Forth Olmsted Police Department at 777-1234. Amy information will be kept in confidence. Contributions are solicited from ail organizations and citizens. Contributions may be mailed to JtJlly BAPUTA RE~IARD COI~QTTEE, P. 0. Box 105, North 0ltasted, Ohio, 44070." Mr. Joseph Olen, 26474 Sweetbrier Drive, discussed problem of a light, similar to a street light, which his neighbor has installed fn rear of property. Light shines on Mr. Olen's house and invades his privacy. Mayor Christman and Mr. Boeiseer discussed matter. It was brought out the