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October 17, 1950.
<br />HffNUTF,S OF A.P6Er,TING OF THE COUNCIL OF TIE VILLAGE OF
<br />, NORTH OLI?STED., OHIO. . '
<br />Present were Clarence J. Oviatt, t:ayor, E. Baurr?,ardner, b'red Hatton, bJm.H. Kra.mer,
<br />Dr. C. B. Lewis, R. Paddock. I•ir. Scott was absent.
<br />Iiinutes of October 3, 1950 and :October.i6, ^1950 ,i4pre approved as read.
<br />The trustees of the Sportsmen!s Club were present and it was agreed to
<br />prohibit hunting in rdorth 0lmsted, south of Lorain Road from the east
<br />Village line to McKenzie Hoad, and nortri of Lorain hoad from the east
<br />Village line to Columbia lioad. The Sportsmenl.s Club is to submit a list
<br />of deputies by next Council Meetirg.
<br />The problem of parking on Lorain Road was discussed. All parking is to
<br />be parallel with the curb and is to be restricted to one hour on all of
<br />Lorain Road. Signs are to be posted. " A motion wasmade and seconded to have the E ngineer prepare plans for a
<br />curb in front of the BusYinell' Bui.lding. "Yeas" Baumgardrier, Hatton, Kramer,
<br />Lewis, Paddock.
<br />Ordinance #fi50 was introduced by Mr. Hatton. 'An Orc9inance regulating parldng
<br />on Lorain Road in the'Village of rJorth Olmsted. It was mpved and seconded
<br />that the statutory rule be suspended and the Ordinance be read immediately
<br />the second and third times and put on its passage. The affirmative wte
<br />on said motion was as follows: Ba.unigardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddocko
<br />'Phereupon the Ordinance was read the second and third times and put upon
<br />its passage, and the affir.Tnative wte thereon was as follows: Baumgardner,
<br />Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddock.
<br />It was moved and seconded that the Iqayor and Clerk be authorized to purchase
<br />50 - 1 HOUR PAI3KING signs. l'Yeas" Baumgardner, Hatton, Kram,er, Lewis, Paddock.
<br />It was r.ioved and"seconded that'the hqayor and Clerk be authorized to pur.chase
<br />two traffic signals. (Lorain and Dover - IArain and ZicKenzie) "Yeast'
<br />Baurngardner,.Hatton, Kramer, Lewis, Paddock.
<br />A motion was made and seconded to have the Cleveland Electric Ill.uminating
<br />Company install ti,ro traffic signals. "Yeas" Bawn?;ardner, Hatton, hramer, Lewis,
<br />Paddock. :
<br />It was moved and?seconded that the I4ayor and Clerk be authorized to hire
<br />music for, the Hallowe "en party. ItYeas " Baum;ardner, Hatton, Kramer, Lewis,
<br />Paddocko = . .
<br />It was rnoved and seconded that the Clerk advertise for bids for PoLice 2-wa.y
<br />radio equipment, not to exceed r4500.00. "Yeas" Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer,
<br />Lewis, Paddock.
<br />P•Rr. Baungardner, Chairman of Transportation, reported that 480,000 new Globe
<br />transfers had been purchased to supplant the A2cDonald 5ystem. Globe will fur-
<br />nish holders for the busses. School tickets will be used instead of chips.
<br />Will need two' newr drivers by October 31st to replace two going into Service.
<br />The Transportation Committee recommended that the kitchen in the Town Ha11
<br />downstairs be used as Drivers' quarters. Mr. Hatton reported that the Planning Conanission met on October lOth and
<br />considered Loser's request that their property havi.ng a frontage of 4701 on
<br />Dover Center koad be rezoned for Retaa.l Business, The Planning Conmaission.
<br />did not approve the rezoning of this property.
<br />It was moved and seconded that the recoxunendation of the Nlannin? Comrrission
<br />be accepted. "Yeastt Baumgardner, Hatton, Kramer, Letivi.s,' Paddock.'
<br />The 11ayor advised that services for United Tuations Day on October 24th, would
<br />be held at the High School -- that Hev. Thayer would be the Speaker -- Father
<br />Cullitan ti-jould have the opening prayer and Rev. lludley the closing prayer.
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