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Oct. 18, 1'949
<br />Minutes of a meeting of the Council of the
<br />Village of North O1mstEd, 0.
<br />Present were Dr. C. B. Lewis, E. Saumgardner, R. Biddulph,
<br />H. K. Bidwe1l, F. Crider, Wm. H. Kramer, Dan Romp.
<br />The minutes of Oct. 4th vuere read and approved.
<br />Mr. Juergens and 1,;Ir. Von puyke requested perm3.ssion to
<br />erect a fence between their properties and to the street line.
<br />The Solicitor explain=d that the Ordinance provides`that a
<br />fence under 48 inches could be erQCted.
<br />lyl.r. Torrence from W. 231st St put in a protest to the change of
<br />I Zoning at Lorain and W. 231st St.
<br />Mr. Sabo requested that d fence iti'ir. Juergens erected on the west side of Juergens property be removed. The ?vIlayor advised
<br />that Mr. Juergens would be notified to change the fence.
<br />Petition for water on Selhurst Road was read and referred to
<br />tYie Engineer.
<br />John Leaseang 23977 Lorain Road requested information on
<br />legislation governing dog kennels, stating that his neighbor
<br />kept 60 dogs in the house, 4 rooms, kennels in the kitchen,
<br />that the dogs make a lot of noise barking, and that the dog run
<br />comes up to his property line, and that dog refuse is all over
<br />the yard. He was advised that this wus a m8tter for the'County
<br />Board of Health.
<br />Mr. Geo. Bannerman requested a permit to build on Root Road
<br />north of the dedicated Street. The matter was referred to the
<br />Engineer.
<br />The Clerk vras instructed to check the Dover water petition
<br />and find out how many years were wanted over which to spread
<br />the assessment.
<br />?ioved b f Piir. BaumgardnFr seconded by tir. Crider that the Clerk
<br />be instructed to advertise for bids for a nevr Police car not
<br />to exceed $2500.00 and to sell the P;ercury. "Yeas" Baumgardner,
<br />Biddulph, Bidwell, Crider, Kramer, Romp.
<br />Resolution #1584 was introduced by Mr. Baum.gardner. A Resolution
<br />transferring 01000.00 from the General fund to the Street
<br />Opening Fund. Moved and seconded that the above resolution be
<br />adopted as read. "Yeas" Baumgardner, Biddulph, Bidwell, Crider,
<br />Kramer, Romp.
<br />:Resolution #1585 was introduced by lIr. Bidvvell. ,A Resolution
<br />transferring appropriations. Moved and seconded that the above
<br />resolution bo adopted as read. "Yeas" Baumgardner, Biddulj?h,
<br />Bidwell, Crider, Kramer, Romp. ,
<br />Ordinance #781 was introauced by LZr. i3aumgardner. An OrdinancE
<br />Establishing the conditions of employment far employees of the -
<br />North Olmsted Itrlunicipal Bus Line, including operating and nan-
<br />operating employees. ?!2oved and seconded that the statutorg
<br />rule be suspended and the ordinance be read immediately the
<br />second and third times and put on its passage. The affirmative
<br />vote'on said motian was as follows., Baum,gardner, Biddulph,
<br />BidUrell, Crider, Kramer, Romp. Thereupon the Ordinance was
<br />read the second and third times a.nd put upon i,ts passage and
<br />the affirmative vote thereon was as follows., Baumgardner, `
<br />. Biddulph, Bidwell, Crider, Kramer, Romp. -
<br />The Magor advised that a meeting had been arranged with the
<br />County Commissioners und Village Officials in reEards to
<br />lmproving Butternut Ridge. The conclusion Vras that the State
<br />FiiEhway Dept would refer the matter to Columbus for considera-
<br />tion for the State to pay the entire cost of repaving, one-
<br />half the cost of draining, if the County Com.missioners would
<br />? Pay one quarter of the cost of drAining and the abuttinE property
<br />? the other one-quarter of the cost of draining.
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