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<br />November 7, 1950.
<br />If;INUTES OF A 1-2'i'TIIvG OF T1E CCUPJCIL UF TI-PIl VILIAGE OF
<br />2JORTH OI14STED, OHIO
<br />Present were Clarence J. Oviatt., 14a.yor., E. Bausrgardner, Fred Hatton, Wm. H.
<br />. Kramer, Ur. C. B. Lewis., R. Paddock, B. F. Scott. The minutes of Uctober 17, 1950 and October 30, 1950 were approved as read.
<br />"The aportsmen's Club recomr.iended, and the IvTayor appointed the following as
<br />special deputies for the huntino season:
<br />Otto Fox Porter N,oad
<br />Norman L3.mpert ` Burns hoad, :, f ". _...
<br />Bob Gleisner Burns Hoad ?
<br />Fred Guelker Kennedy hidge Rd.
<br />Diclc Robertson Maple itidge Rd.
<br />J. Johnson i,:oot Road
<br />j^lalt Sternecker Porter Road
<br />Chri st IJeilsen `° Ilorwin Road
<br />Doc Smith Colunbia Road
<br />tiJill Limpert ; Dover Hoad
<br />` Frank Hultgren - Clifford Road -
<br />Ed Standen Kennec?y Ridge Rd.
<br />Del Li.mpert Garden City
<br />Trustees a.nd members of the Sportsmen's Club were present, and requested that
<br />hunting be permitted in the Village, the same way it was in previous ;?ears.
<br />After considerable discussion, the Council decided to repeal the present
<br />huntinb ordinance. Ordinance #$54 was introduced by Ur. Lewis. 11n Ordinance repealing Ordinance
<br />#853 passed October 30, 1950. It was moved and seconded that the above Ordinance
<br />be adopted as read. "Yeas" Baurr?;ardner, Hatton, Kraa:ier, Lewis, Paddock, Scott.
<br />Ordinance #$55 S^PaS introduced by Dr. Leiris. An Ordinance re?ulatin? hunting
<br />in the Village of North Olmsted. It was moved and seconded that the statutory
<br />rule be suspended and the Ordinance be read irmnediately the second and third
<br />times and put on its passa3e. The affirrsative vote on said motion was as follows:
<br />Bauri;ardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddock, Scott. Thereupon the Ordinance
<br />was read the second and third times and put upon its passage, and the affirmative
<br />vote thereon was as follows: Baum;ardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddock, Scott.
<br />TheEngineer reported on a curb in front of the Bushnell Building, stating ,
<br />that it could either be a curb or posts, No action will be taken until the
<br />ma.tter can be taken up with the merchants.
<br />The Engineer also reported that the estimated cost of a sidewalk 5t wide on the
<br />west side of Dover 'ioad was 41.90 per foot for each side.
<br />Resolution #1685 was introduced by 1,Ir. Baurqgardner. A Resolution declaring it
<br />necessary to construct a sidewalk on the west side of Dover lioad between
<br />Lorain i3oad and Butternut Ridge Road. It was noved and seconded that the statu-
<br />tory rule be suspEnded-and the Resolution be read inunediately the second and
<br />third times and put on its passaoe. The affirmative vote on said rrotion was
<br />as follows: Baum;ardner, Hatton, Krsmer, Lewis, Paddock, Scott. Thereupon the
<br />Ordinance was read the second and third times and put upon its passage, and the
<br />affirmative vote thereon was as follows: Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, I,ewis,
<br />Paddock, Scott. It was moved and seconded that the Zi:ayor and Clerk be authorized to purchase
<br />twelve 11D3AD rP1D" street signs. "Yeas" Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddock
<br />Scott.
<br />Mx. Baumgardner reported that there imuld be a Transportation Committee meeting
<br />with theDriverst Co:raaittee on November 15th.
<br />Mr. Hatton0 Chairman of the Planning Comynission reported that at their raeeting
<br />October 240 1950 they considered the reqixest of I4rs. DiVe1Zo, 3005 Clague Road
<br />to use her garage for a pastry shop, but that the request was refused.
<br />The Z.ayor appointed Fred Shirley to the Service Departmenta
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