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Council Minutes of 8/15/95 interchange being constructed, the interchange wouldn't be there and the resuients would not be facing this problem Mr. Frindt has questioned the county on the molar conditions of Cohunbia Road and Claque Road. He feels that several of the conditions which caused the county to reject the Cahu~ia Road project exist for Claque Road. Mr. Frurdt dui not get a satisfactory response to his questions from the county representatives. Mr. Frindt stated that the residents are worried about losing their homes or large portions of their property which will drastical~ reduce the value of the property. He recently contacted Congressman Hoke's office and was told that a reque~ had been made for utility lines under the new relocated section if it should go thmugh. Mayor Boyle sour that in 1990 he had personally requested all utilities be inked on relocated Claque Road. The Mayor and Mr. Frindt agreed that the Claque Road project would be disruptive to the area and that other alternatives should be made to disperse traffic. Mary Solderitsch, 5682 Allendale Drive, presented petitions to Council from residents of Allendale Drive, Carey Lane, Cohu~ia Road and Butternut Ridge Road regarding sewer problems and basement flooding. Don Ballard, 5660 Allendale Drive, speaking for himself and Mrs. Martin of 5712 Allendale lhive, also expressed concern about the floodmg problems in his neighborhood. Mr. Ballard asked if the city could place temporary pumps in this area. Mr. Bohlmann said it might be possr'ble to place pins on Great Northam Boulevard and direct the water to the I-480 storm sewer system However, this would only be a temporary cure. Charlie Obenour, 5770 Columbia Road, said that in 35 years he had water in his basement on only one or two occasions until the apartments were built. He now gets flooded on a regular basis. Anything that can be done would certainly be appreciated. LEGISLATION Resolution No. 95-91 introduced by Mr. McKay was given its third reading. A re~lution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise for bids for the collection of all sludge pickup at the North Olmsted Wastewater Treatment Plant, and authorizing the Mayor to contract for the same, and declaring an emergency. Mr. McKay moved for adoption; second by Mr. Lmd; motion passed unanimously. Resohrttion No. 95-91 adopted. Resolution No. 95-93 introduced by Mr. McKay on behalf of the Mayor and entire Council was given its second reading. A resolution petitioning the Ohio General Assembly to increase the eligibility ceiling for the Homestead Exemption. Mr. McKay moved for adoption; second by Mrs. Saringer; motion passed unanimously. Resohrtion No. 95-93 adopted. 9