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JANUARY 16, 19510
<br />14INUTES OF A WETING OF THZ- OOUNCIL OF TFE VILLAGE OF
<br />NORTH OLMSTED, Offi0.
<br />Present were Clarence J. Oviatt, Mayor, E. Baumgardner, Fred Hatton, Wm., H.
<br />Kramero Dr. C. B. Lewis,'R. Paddock, B. F. Scott.
<br />The minutes of January 2s 1951 and January 99 1951 were read and approved.
<br />Ordinanae #862 was introduced by Mr. Bawngardner. An Ordinance amending Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance #810 passed April 18, 1950. It was moved and
<br />seconded that the statutory rW.e be suspended and the Ordinance be read imae-
<br />? diately the second and third times and put on its paasage. The affirmative vote
<br />? on said motion was as follows: Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddocks
<br />Scott. Thereupon the Ordinance waa read the second azid third times and put
<br />? upon; its passage, and the affirmative wte thereon was as follows: Ba,umz;ardner,
<br />? Hattons Kramer, I,ewiss Paddocks Scott.
<br />? It was nnved and seconded that the compensation of Charles Willey and John
<br />{ Douglas be increased to $1.40 per hour. "Yeas" Baumgardner, Hattons Kra.mer,
<br />? Lewis, Paddock, Scott, . .
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<br />? Messrs. Yance, Jackson and Battistini of the Hartford Aacident arid Indeanity
<br />; Companq were present at the meetirg,;, to answer any questions in connection,with
<br />? our insurance policies.
<br />? Resolution #1707 was introduced by Mr. Scott. A Resolution amending Section 2
<br />tr of Resolution #1583 passed October k 1949. It was nnved and seconded that the
<br />; $tatutory rulo be sugpended and the kesolution be read immediately the second and
<br />? third times and put on its passage. The affirmative wte on said mption was as
<br />? follows: Baumgardner., Hatton, Kramers Lewiss Paddocks Scott. Thereupon the
<br />Resolution was read the second and third times and put upon its passages
<br />? and the affirmative vote thereon was as Yollows: Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer,
<br />? Lewis, Paddocks Scott. ,
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<br />? Ordinance #$63 was introduced by Mr. 5cotto An Ordinance amending Section l oY
<br />? Ordinance 2#791 passed December 29, 1949. It was maved and seconded that the
<br />? statutory rule be suspended and the Ordinance be read immediately the second and
<br />? third times and'put on its passage. The affirmative vote on said nntion was as
<br />? follows: Baumgarcner, Hatton, Kramer$ Zewis, Paddocks Scott. 'Thereupon the °
<br />? Ordinance was read the second and third times and put upon its passage, and the
<br />affixmative note thereon was as follows: Bawngardner, Hattons Kramer, Lewis,
<br />? Paddocks Scott.
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<br />? The riayor appointed Mr. Steven Calmer to the Recreation Board to replacs Mr.
<br />? Hopperstead.
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<br />? A motion was tnade and seconded approving the appointment of Mr. Steven Calmer
<br />? to the Recreation Boa rd. "Yeast, Baumgardner, Hattan$ Kramer, Lewis, Paddocks
<br />? Scott.
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<br />? Resolution #1708 was introduced by Mr. Scott. A Resolution authorizing the Ma.yor ? and Clerk to enter into contract with Harvey Ea.ton for'the dumping of rubbish.
<br />?. It was naved and seconded that the statutory rule be suspended and the Resolution
<br />? be read immediately the second and third times and put_on its passage. The affirm,a-
<br />tive vote on said mation was as follows: BaumE;ardner, Hatton., Kramer, Lewis$
<br />? Paddock Scott, Thereupon the Resolution was read the second and third times and
<br />? put upon its passage, and the affirmative vote thereon was as follows:, Baum;ardner,
<br />? Hatton,.Kramer, Lewis, Paddock, Scotto
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<br />? The Mayor referred the matter oY a future site For dumping of rubbish# to the
<br />? Council as a whole.
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<br />? The.Mayor advised that the John E. Joseph & Companp of Cincinnati, financed projects
<br />? out of revenue bonda and stated that he would invi.te the3r hir. George T. Gracy
<br />? to confer with the Couricil in the near future,
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<br />?f Mr. Cha.zles Heimberger of 34615 Inrain lioad had proof of the loss of two goats
<br />? icilled by dogs, in the amount of'$50.00;
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